Criminal Justice/Corrections
The Criminal Justice/Corrections AAS degree prepares students for careers in law enforcement and corrections. The 62-credit program covers general education (English, math, behavioral sciences, computer literacy), core criminal justice courses in law enforcement, police administration, criminology, crime prevention, and criminal law, plus specialized corrections coursework in legal issues, correctional facilities, client relations, and client development. Recommended electives include defensive tactics, criminal investigations, interrogation, evidence, and community relations. All CJ courses require a minimum grade of C.
Courses
- BCOM102 — Adv. Business & Tech Communi
- BUS126 — Business Math
- BUS127 — Human Relations
- CIS110 — Computer Concepts
- CIS120A — Computer Information Systems
- CJ101 — Introduction to Law Enforce-
- CJ102 — Police Administration I
- CJ104 — Criminology
- CJ109 — Crime Prevention & Juvenile
- CJ201 — Criminal Law
- CJ202 — Police Administration II
- CJ204 — Criminal Investigation
- CJ206 — Evidence and Crime Procedure
- CJ207 — Police and Community Rela-
- CJ250 — Corrections I
- CJ251A — Legal Issues in Corrections
- CJ252A — Correctional Instit/Facility
- CJ257 — Client Relations in Correcti
- CJ258A — Client Growth & Development
- COM101 — Oral Communications
- ENG101 — English Composition
- GEOG104 — Cultural Geography
- MATH109A — College Algebra
- MATH115A — Probability and Statistics
- PEA101A — Fitness/Wellness/Nutrition
- PEA103 — Weight Training
- PEA104A — Walking, Jogging and Condit-
- PEA118 — Cycling
- PEA201 — Aerobic Movement for Fitness
- PHIL205 — Business Ethics
- PSCI111 — Intro to American Government
- PSCI211 — Comparative World Government
- PSYC102 — Applied Psychology
- PSYC201 — General Psychology