NVCC Fall 1999 Class Schedule
    Annandale Campus

Adj - Administration of Justice

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For course information, call 323-3255.

SIXTEEN WEEK 08/23/99 12/20/99
ADJ 100  SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE       3cr 
  2982 01N MW     1230-1345  CS  0139  Linville, L 
  2999 02N TR     0800-0915  CS  0137  Summers, W 
  2984 03N M      1630-1915  CS  0137  Linville, L 
  2978 04N TR     1100-1215  CS  0207  Linville, L 
          Sec 04n 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. Additional information may be
          obtained by calling Dr. Linville at
          323-3218.

ADJ 105  THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM      3cr 
  2977 01N F      0900-1150  CS  0137  Webb, M 

ADJ 107  SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY            3cr 
  2976 01N MWF    1000-1050  CS  0139  Short, J 
  3000 02N TR     0800-0915  CS  0139  TBA
  2986 03N W      1630-1915  CS  0137  TBA
  2979 04N TR     1100-1215  CS  0207  TBA
          Sec 04n 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 111  LAW ENFORCEMENT ORG & ADMIN I    3cr 
  2972 01N MWF    1100-1150  CS  0139  TBA
  3004 02N TR     1100-1215  CS  0139  TBA
  2992 03N W      1930-2215  CS  0137  TBA

ADJ 127  FIREARMS AND MARKSMANSHIP        3cr 
  3019 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 
  2981 01N MWF    1200-1250  CS  0139  Summers, W 

ADJ 139  PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS            4cr 
  2996 01N R      1830-2215  CS  0217  Butler, J 

ADJ 140  INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS      3cr 
  3005 01N TR     1230-1345  CS  0139  Groff, A 

ADJ 157  COMPUTER SECURITY                3cr 
  2989 01N T      1930-2215  CS  0139  Hanlon, R 

ADJ 159  PHYSICAL SECURITY                3cr 
  2993 01N W      1930-2215  CS  0139  Horvath, J 

ADJ 211  CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES I3cr 
  2975 01N MW     0930-1045  CS  0137  Beene, J 
  3001 02N TR     0930-1045  CS  0137  Beene, J 
  2987 03N T      1630-1915  CS  0137  Beene, J 

ADJ 212  CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES I3cr 
  2973 01N MW     0800-0915  CS  0137  Beene, J 

ADJ 215  REPORT WRITING                   3cr 
  4977 01N MWF    1300-1350  CS  0137  TBA

ADJ 216  ORGANIZED CRIME AND CORRUPTION   3cr 
  2974 01N MWF    0900-0950  CS  0139  Short, J 
  3002 02N TR     0930-1045  CS  0139  Short, J 
  2990 03N M      1930-2215  CS  0139  Ryan, T 

ADJ 228  NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS    3cr 
  2998 01N R      1930-2215  CS  0139  Pfeifer, H 

ADJ 229  LAW ENFORCEMENT & THE COMMUNITY  3cr 
  2995 01N R      1630-1915  CS  0137  Bennett, M 

ADJ 236  PRIN. OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION  3cr 
  2980 01N MW     1100-1215  CS  0137  Short, J 
  3003 02N R      1930-2215  CS  0137  Pever, G 

ADJ 237  ADVANCED CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION  3cr 
  2983 01N TR     1100-1215  CS  0137  Short, J 

ADJ 241  CORRECTIONAL LAW I               3cr 
  2991 01N W      1630-1915  CS  0139  Pearlman, M 

ADJ 247  CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR                3cr 
  3362 01N W      1630-1915  TBA TBA   TBA

ADJ 248  PROBATION, PAROLE, AND TREATMENT 3cr 
  2985 01N M      1930-2215  CS  0137  Stephenson, P 

ADJ 255  SECURITY MANAGEMENT              3cr 
  2994 01N W      1930-2215  TBA TBA   TBA

ADJ 290  COORDINATED INTERNSHIP           3cr 
         COORD INTERNSHIP 
  2971 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 297  COOPERATIVE EDUCATION            3cr 
  0170 01N TBA     TBA-TBA   TBA TBA   Horowitz, J 

ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              3cr 
         EXEC PROTECTION 
  2988 01N T      1930-2215  CS  0137  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.


OTHER SESSIONS
ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              1cr 
         CIVIL DISTURBANCE 
  3010 02N S      0900-1700  CS  0137  Grollman, E 
          Weekend 09/11/99 09/18/99
          Seminar examines civil disorders and
          demonstrations and looks at the
          political, social, and historical
          factors behind those actions.
          Studies police response to crowd
          control, planning for crowd
          management, dealing with the media,
          gathering intelligence, use of police
          crowd control tactics and use of
          force options. Classes meet SEP 11
          and 18.

ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              1cr 
         CJ EMPLOYMENT 
  3015 03N S      0900-1700  CS  0137  TBA
          Weekend 09/25/99 10/02/99
          Course deals with law enforcement in
          the federal government. Topics of
          discussion include: basic
          qualifications for employment; proper
          completion of application forms;
          types of positions available; how to
          search and apply for vacancies; and
          interviewing and answering essay
          questions. The instructor has 20
          years of experience as a federal
          personnel management specialist,
          corrections officer, and special
          agent. Class meets SEP 25 and OCT
          2.

ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              1cr 
         STALK/DOM. VIOLENCE 
  3007 04N S      0900-1700  CS  0137  Bennett, M 
          Weekend 10/16/99 10/23/99
          Stalking and domestic violence
          cause a tremendous impact to the self
          esteem and personal safety of the
          victim.  We will take a look at the
          characteristics of stalkers and
          domestic violence offenders and a
          look at the repercussions of
          these crimes of violence. Class
          meets OCT 16 and 23.

ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              1cr 
         CRIME AND FORENSICS 
  3008 05N S      0900-1700  CS  0137  Gluba, B 
          Weekend 11/06/99 11/13/99
          Recording the Crime Scene presents
          an in-depth examination of crime
          scene processing. Includes coverage
          of the initial response, notetaking,
          sketches, photography, and evidence
          collection. Class meets NOV 6 and
          13.

ADJ 298  SEMINAR AND PROJECT              1cr 
         PSY OF INTERROGATIO 
  3009 06N S      0900-1700  CS  0137  Bennett, M 
          Weekend 11/20/99 12/04/99
          Interrogation is the final stage in
          the criminal investigation interview.
          This course explores the psychology
          of the interrogation process and the
          steps from the initiation of the
          interrogation through the confession.
          Class meets NOV 20 and DEC 4.


CONTINUOUS ENROLLMENT
ADJ 100  SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE       3cr 
  1149 94N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

ADJ 107  SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY            3cr 
  1155 94N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

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