Criminal Justice
Technology (2239)
The Criminal Justice Technology program is under
the guidance of an advisory committee composed of community leaders
and administrators from local criminal justice agencies. This
assures that students will receive modern, up-to-date instruction
that is relevant to current practices in the field. Corrections
and general education courses are offered in the day and evening. This program offers an internship opportunity.
Find
out how the internship can earn you both college credit and experience.
The Criminal Justice Technology associate degree program is also offered completely online. Contact the program
manager for more information.
Criminal Justice
Special Topics: Bio-Terrorism provides a basic understanding of terrorism, groups, strategies, the employment of
biological and chemical toxins and an
overview of the national response plan. This is an ideal course for not only criminal justice students but to social
science students, healthcare providers and any student seeking to gain more information on the phenomenon of “terrorism.” It will explore the various analytical approaches to the study of terrorism, identifying terrorist groups, reviewing
terrorist tactics and examining police and government responses to reduce or control incidence of terrorism. This is an
online course that begins October 24, 2005 and ends December 16, 2005. The reference number is 219697.
Graduates of this A.S. program may articulate into a bachelor’s
in science program in criminal justice at any state of Florida
public
university. This program also articulates into a bachelor’s
in criminal justice administration program at Columbia
College. See more information
on articulation.
Estimated tuition is $4,500 (for Florida residents, as of 7/05). Check with program manager regarding books, materials and fees.
Stephanie Mervin, North Campus, simervin@fccj.edu,
904.713.4900
Rick Nelson, South Campus, rnelson@fccj.edu,
904.646.2182
| General Education Courses |
| ENC 1101 |
English Composition I |
3 |
| |
*Social and Behavioral Sciences |
6 |
| |
*Mathematics |
3 |
| |
*Humanities |
3 |
| |
Credit Hours |
15 |
| Professional Courses |
| CJL 1400 |
Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure |
3 |
| CCJ 1030 |
Man, Crime and Society |
3 |
| CCJ 2500 |
Juvenile Deliquency |
3 |
| CCJ 1010 |
Introduction to Criminology |
3 |
| CCJ 2488 |
Ethics in Criminal Justice |
3 |
| CCJ 2230 |
Criminal Evidence and Procedure |
3 |
| CGS 1060 |
Introductory Computer Concepts |
3 |
| CCJ 1020 |
Introduction to Criminal Justice |
3 |
| CCJ 1943 |
Internship |
3 |
| CJE 1300 |
Police Administration |
3 |
| CJC 1000 |
Introduction to Corrections |
3 |
| |
*Natural Science with Lab |
4 |
| ENC 1102 |
English Composition: Writing
About Non-Fiction Prose |
3 |
| or LIT 2000 |
Introduction to Literature (Fiction) |
3 |
| |
Credit Hours |
40 |
| Professional Electives |
| CJL 2062 |
Constitutional Law |
3 |
| CJC 2162 |
Probation, Pardon and Parole |
3 |
| CJC 2400 |
Treatment Techniques and
Practices |
3 |
| CCJ 2931 |
Advanced and Contemporary
Issues in Corrections |
3 |
| CCJ 2667 |
Victimology |
3 |
| CCJ 2930 |
Special Topics/Seminars — Criminology |
3 |
| CCJ 2933 |
Special Topics — Corrections |
3 |
| CJD 2310 |
Police Supervision |
3 |
| CJT 2100 |
Fundamentals of Criminal
Investigation |
3 |
| CJT 2801 |
Introduction to Private Security |
3 |
| |
*A.S. General Education Courses |
|
| |
Credit Hours |
9 |
Total Credit Hours: 64
*Refer to A.S. degree General
Education Requirements.
You have two options in this program: the associate in science
(A.S.) degree, which can prepare you for employment or transfer
to a state university, and the associate in applied science (A.A.S.)
degree, which is intended primarily for students who want immediate
employment after graduation. If you choose the A.S. degree you
must take MAC 1105, MGF 1106 or a higher level mathematics. The
A.A.S. degree requires MAT 1033 or higher. Please see an advisor
to determine the option that is best for you.
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