Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Associate in Applied Science (081) This program prepares students for careers in law enforcement agencies such as municipal police departments, county sheriffs' departments, state police, corrections and private security. The program includes general education courses and provides an emphasis on criminal justice courses and supportive social science courses. Special Considerations Law enforcement students should cultivate their communications skills. Much of effective law enforcement is based on the communication skills of arresting officers.
Courses
- CJS101 — Intro to Criminal Justice 3 Hours
- ELA 099 — Prep Lang Arts for Coll Stud 4 Hours
- CJS135 — Criminal Law 3 Hours
- ELA 095 — Developmental Language Arts 4 Hours
- CIS100 — Basic Keyboard & Doc Proc 2 Hours
- BUS 902
- CRJ 901
- CRJ 911
- CRJ 914
- SOC111 — Introduction to Sociology 3 Hours
- CRJ 912
- ENG 111 — Bus/Technical Communication 3 Hours
- ENG101 — Composition I 3 Hours
- CIS109 — Introduction to Computers 3 Hours
- IND 105
- ENG103 — Composition II 3 Hours
- CJS 250 — Criminal Justice Practicum 1-3 Hours
- CJS130 — Criminal Investigation 3 Hours
- CJS200 — Ethics in Criminal Justice 3 Hours
- CJS231 — Criminal Evidence & Procedure 3 Hours
- CJS232 — Police and Patrol Operations 3 Hours
- CJS 233 — Community Policing 3 Hours
- PSC163 — Am Government & Politics 3 Hours
- PSY103 — Introduction to Psychology 3 Hours
- CJS120 — Introduction to Corrections 3 Hours
- CJS208 — Juvenile Delinquency 3 Hours
- CJS238 — Criminology 3 Hours
- COM131 — Intro to Oral Communication 3 Hours
- MAT106 — Applied Mathematics 3 Hours
- FYE 101 — is a Sauk graduation requirement and is required of degree-seeking students their first semester