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For course information, call 323-3255.
ADJ 100 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3cr 3363 01N MW 1230-1345 CS 0137 Linville, L 3732 02N W 1830-2120 HPD 0001 Webb, M Section 02N will be taught at the Herndon Police Department, 1481 Sterling Road, Herndon, VA. ADJ 105 THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM 3cr 3355 01N MWF 0900-0950 CS 0139 Short, J 3370 02N TR 0930-1045 CS 0137 Short, J 3735 03N M 1930-2220 CS 0137 Ryan, T ADJ 107 SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY 3cr 3350 01N MWF 0800-0850 CS 0137 Catoe, R 3377 02N M 1630-1915 CS 0137 Linville, L Sec 02n is a directed, interactive learning course taught via the Internet. Only limited classroom attendance is required. Students MUST attend classes on campus during the first two weeks of the course. Three exams will be taken at the Annandale Campus on specified dates. Students must have Internet access and be knowledgeable in computer and Internet usage. The instructor will be available on-campus during scheduled class time to provide individualized instruction, assistance, or support to individuals, or small groups of students. Self-discipline is required for establishing and maintaining a regular system of study. This course is also offered as SOC 236 - Criminology. Students may receive credit for only one of the criminology courses, ADJ or SOC. Additional information may be obtained by calling Dr. Linville at 323-3218. ADJ 110 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT 3cr 3357 01N MWF 1000-1050 CS 0139 Summers, W ADJ 111 LAW ENFORCEMENT ORG & ADMIN I 3cr 3359 01N MWF 1100-1150 CS 0139 Catoe, R ADJ 112 LAW ENFORCEMENT ORG & ADMIN II 3cr 3373 01N TR 1100-1215 CS 0139 Catoe, R ADJ 127 FIREARMS AND MARKSMANSHIP 3cr 3388 01N TR 1230-1445 CS 0137 Linville, L Course provides knowledge in the safe handling and operation of various firearms and the legal and moral responsibilities pertaining to them. Students MUST attend all classes during the first two weeks of the course, no late registrations. Required texts will be available in the Annandale Campus Book Store. Classes will alternate between classroom and various commercial shooting facilities in the No. VA. area (approx. 10-12 visits). Students are responsible for their own transportation, plus paying range fees, ammunition purchase, ear/eye protection, and firearm rental (when needed). Note: rental firearms are available at only half of the shooting facilities to be visited, and min. age requirements may apply. Shooting fees can be substantial. Personal firearms may be used at all ranges. Students completing course will receive certifications for: NRA Home Firearm Safety Course, NRA Personal Protection Course, and the VA Hunter Safety Course. Combined classroom and lab (range) - 5 hours per week. Specific course info (recorded) is available by dialing (703) 323-3713. At Eli announcement - press 2, then enter 3302 (mailbox number). ADJ students will have registration priority. ADJ 133 ETHICS & THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRO3cr 3356 01N MWF 1000-1050 CS 0137 Catoe, R 3424 02N W 1630-1915 CS 0137 Catoe, R ADJ 139 PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS 4cr 3734 01N R 1800-2150 CS 0139 Butler, J ADJ 13901n is approved by Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services and satisfies compulsory minimum training standards for investigators in Virginia. Registration is closed after the first class. All classes are manadatory for certification which will be provided by Training School 88-1048. Additional fees required and information will be provided at the first class session. ADJ 150 INTRO. TO SECURITY ADMINISTRATION3cr 3731 01N T 1630-1915 CS 0139 TBA ADJ 211 CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES I3cr 3366 01N TR 0800-0915 CS 0137 Beene, J ADJ 212 CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES I3cr 3353 01N MWF 0900-0950 CS 0137 Beene, J 3368 02N TR 0930-1045 CS 0139 Beene, J 3421 03N T 1630-1915 CS 0137 Beene, J ADJ 215 REPORT WRITING 3cr 5556 01N W 1930-2220 CS 0137 Summers, W For all sections of ADJ 215 - Satisfactory completion of ENG 111 is required as a prerequisite for the Report Writing course. Course is writing intensive. 3739 02N W 1930-2220 CS 0137 Summers, W For all sections of ADJ 215 - Satisfactory completion of ENG 111 is required as a prerequisite for the Report Writing course. Course is writing intensive. ADJ 228 NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS 3cr 3738 01N T 1930-2220 CS 0137 Pfeifer, H ADJ 236 PRIN. OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3cr 3365 01N MW 1300-1415 CS 0139 TBA ADJ 237 ADVANCED CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3cr 3371 01N TR 1100-1215 CS 0137 Short, J 3740 02N R 1930-2220 CS 0137 Pever, G ADJ 255 SECURITY MANAGEMENT 3cr 3736 01N T 1930-2220 CS 0139 Horvath, J ADJ 290 COORDINATED INTERNSHIP 3cr COORD INTERNSHIP 3327 01N MWF 0700-0750 CS 0137 Beene, J The ADJ Internship Program requires 180 supervised, volunteer hours working in criminal justice. You must have completed all first year courses in the ADJ A.A.S. Degree Program and your background and character must be acceptable to the participating department or agency. Class meets first week only. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr CRIMINAL PROFILING 3362 01N MW 1100-1215 CS 0137 Short, J This course will examine the approaches to criminal profiling including inductive and deductive. The class will examine recent historical cases of serial killing, serial rapists and organized crime figures. Students will have an opportunity to apply their profiling skills by reviewing actual cases. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr FORENSIC TOPICS 3391 02N TR 1230-1345 CS 0139 Short, J This course will introduce and explore specific topics in forensics such as bloodstain pattern interpretation, serology and DNA typing, Forensic odontology, forensic toxicology and questioned documents as well as others. It will discuss the role of the investigator in indentifying and collecting Evidence in those areas discussed. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 4cr FINANCIAL FRAUD 3730 03N M 1830-2220 CS 0139 Grant, J This course will examine all aspects of financial fraud including the psychology of the criminal, the business climate, and the lack of internal controls that allow fraud to occur. We will learn how to uncover fraud and conduct a further investigation. We will learn how to examine financial documents. knowledge of accounting is not necessary for this course. This course will not be cancelled. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr EXEC PROTECTION 3837 07N W 1930-2220 CS 0139 Grollman, E This course covers the concepts, priniciples and application of techniques for the protection of VIPs. Included are practical self-defense techniques for individuals charged with personal protection of others.
ADJ 198 SEMINAR & PROJECT 1cr HAZMAT/NBC TERRORIS 3838 08N S 0900-1650 CS 0137 Grollman, E Weekend 02/26/00 03/04/00 Hazardous materials/nuclear, biological and chemical terrorism awareness and operations. Description: Introduction to hazardous materials. Use of the DOT Emergency Response Guide, responder actions at a HAZ-MAT scene. Introduction to NBC agents and dissemination devices. Responder actions at the awareness level. Responder actions at the operations level. Levels of protective equipment. Downwind hazard predictions. Detection equipment. Practical exercise. Classes meet FEB 26 and MAR 4. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 1cr WORKPLACE VIOLENCE 3418 04N S 0900-1700 CS 0137 Bennett, M Weekend 02/05/00 02/12/00 Violence occurring in the workplace carries severe consequences for the victims, other employees, and the business itself. This course explores the causes of workplace violence, its consequences, and a teamwork approach to dealing with potential violent acts. Class meets FEB 5 and 12. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 1cr VICTIMOLOGY 3400 05N S 0900-1700 CS 0137 Ellis, C Weekend 04/01/00 04/08/00 Victimology will cover the complex relationships between victims of violent crime and their offenders, the criminal justice system, and society. The aftermath of crime victimization will be explored along with victim concerns, issues and legislation. Class meets APR 1 and 8. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 1cr HOMICIDE INVEST. 3408 06N S 0900-1700 CS 0137 Gluba, B Weekend 04/22/00 04/29/00 An intensive, unique, in-depth examination of the art of homicide investigation using case studies. class meets on APR 22 and 29.
ADJ 100 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3cr 2823 92N HOME STUDY. See ELI pages. ADJ 107 SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY 3cr 2828 92N HOME STUDY. See ELI pages. Last revised: Monday, May-18-2015 11:05 Programming Support |