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CRIM 412: Methods of Research
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
The study of the major methods of research used in social inquiry. Emphasis is on the use of social surveys, qualitative interviews, data analysis and interpretation. The student will make substantial use of the computer by applying statistical software to data entry and analysis, finding patterns in the data, testing hypotheses and presenting findings using tables and graphs. (offered in spring)
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CRIM 430: Women and Minorities in Criminal Justice
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
An analysis of the roles and contributions of women and minorities in the criminal justice system as offenders, victims and practitioners. Examines the effect of court decisions, administrative rule making and contemporary criminal justice practices on gender and ethnic issues. (offered in spring of even numbered years)
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CRIM 460: Senior Seminar:Criminal Justice Philosophy and Practice
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
A social, political, legal and philosophical examination of contemporary criminal justice policy. Includes an analysis of ethical issues confronting the police, courts and corrections and their impact on criminal justice practitioners, clients and the public. (offered in spring)
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CRIM 482: Selected Topics
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
Selected Topics
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CRIM 490: Independent Study
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
Independent Study
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CRIM 492: Criminal Justice Internship
2.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
Criminal justice majors are required to complete an internship in a criminal justice agency or related area during their junior or senior year. (graded P/NC only)
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CSC 102: Introduction to Computers
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
A first course intended for novice computer users that introduce microcomputers, word processing, spreadsheets, selected computer applications software and Internet utilities. In addition, the student learns the proper use of various computer peripherals including diskette drives, mice, keyboards, scanner and advanced digital devices.
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CSC 110: Concepts of Programming
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
Introduction of logic concepts in programming. Breadth approach to essential elements of computer programming. Text based operating systems such as DOS will be discussed. Topics covered are problem solving concepts, computer systems, disk operating systems, computer programming languages, programming fundamentals, testing and debugging, conditions and branching, loops, flowcharts, compound statements, non-compound statements, top-down program design.
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CSC 210: Introduction to Computer Programming
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
First-semester computer programming course. This course introduces the principles of computer science, problem-solving methods and algorithm development using a high-level language. This is a programming class primarily for computer science, computer information systems, mathematics and science majors. The ability to use a computer is an essential.
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CSC 220: Advanced Computer Programming
4.00 Credits
California Lutheran University
This second-semester computer programming course takes a state-of-the-art approach to software design/development with object-oriented techniques. Topics include algorithm analysis, string processing, internal search/sort methods, complex data structures, design strategies and code reusability.
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