CriminalJustice
Not available for Criminal Justice majors
(18 semester hours)

The student who graduates with a minor in Criminal Justice will be able to:

• Assess the operations, practices, and processes associated with leading standards of evidence and law.
• Explain the aspect of law enforcement and assess the major international, U.S. and localized law enforcement systems and organizations.
• Be conversant in contemporary public policy issues in the criminal justice arena.
• Be capable of conducting criminal investigations using the appropriate methods of solvability factors and analyzing preliminary investigation results.
• Discuss the three major organizational managerial theories: Classical or Traditional, Human Relations, and Systems with regard to how these theories have been applied in law enforcement managerial procedures and their impact on police administration.

CJ301 / CRJ 201 - Criminal Justice Administration
CJ302 / CRJ 302 - U.S. Law Enforcement
CJ303 / CRJ 303 - Criminology
CJ306 / CRJ 306 - Criminal Investigation
CJ314 / CRJ 314 - Contemporary Criminal Justice Issues
CJ331 / LST 311 - Criminal Law