The Bachelor of Science degree is designed to meet the needs
of practitioners in every field of Criminal Justice including:
Prepare
to protect the public and serve on the front lines of
homeland security by learning about
law enforcement operations, criminal law and investigation,
and terrorism and homeland security.
Study about the justice system and
the daily function of the courtroom and its actors. Emphasis
is placed on the different court systems in the United States
and how these courts are similar yet distinct. Constitutional
cases are explored along with jurisdictional differences
on the Federal, State and local levels. This area will also
provide insight to those seeking a career in law or court
administration.
Is
a study of the correctional systems designed to protect
the public from convicted offenders, as well as ways to
rehabilitate and integrate this group back into society
from historical and philosophical applications. This would
include a comprehensive examination of the types of rehabilitation
including but not limited to historical, biblical, governmental
and constitutional. A look at designs, functions and administrative
duties that are involved in operating a prison on a day
to day basis will also be explored. Opportunities to research
different agencies within the correctional system will
be provided for the student preparation for this type of
work.
Other
course topics include Serial Killers,
Homeland Security, Advanced Crime Scene Techniques,
and Cyber
Crime Investigations.
