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CRJS 465: Crime Mapping and Analysis
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course introduces basic concepts in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications in criminal justice. The class provides an overview of the use of maps in policing. Emphasis is on learning how to properly design, construct, manipulate, and interpret maps.
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CRJS 466: Psychopathology and Criminality
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course is designed to provide students with a firm understanding of abnormal human behavior. Students will gain knowledge and insight into disorders relating to eating, sleeping, attention deficit, mood, learning, impulse control, sexuality, criminality, and interpersonal conflict. The nature of various disorders will be discussed as well as their impact on criminal behavior. The diagnosis and treatment of these disorders will be covered in this class.
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CRJS 471: Medicolegal Death Investigation
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course introduces the student to the field of medicolegal death investigation in the context of forensic science. In this course, students will learn jurisdiction established by the law to define the cause and manner of death, conduct a death scene investigation and techniques in establishing identity and post mortem interval. Students will obtain skills in notification of next of kin, interviewing witnesses, and interpreting crime scene photography.
Prerequisite:
CRJS 365
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CRJS 472: Introduction to Biometrics
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course provides students with an overview of the research and techniques used in the field of biometrics. Students will be exposed to various recognition patterns and techniques such as voice, facial expression, retina identification, fingerprint and other unique traits and identifying markers. Several important issues on the ethics and viability of biometrics in forensic science will be considered in this course.
Prerequisite:
CRJS 365
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CRJS 475: Cybercrimes
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This hands-on introductory course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to begin a computer-based investigation. The course begins with an overview of computer forensics and then proceeds to introduce forensics tools, concepts, and documentation of evidence/procedures. The course uses common and accepted incident Response Policies and Procedures for previewing and securing digital evidence. Topics include: the basics of computer evidence and basic forensic methodology.
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CRJS 478: Forensic Biology
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This introductory course exposes students to the areas of cellular biology, forensic serology, genetics, and human physiology as well as their applications within forensic science. Through lectures, readings, discussions and general exercises emphasizing the fundamentals of basic science within Forensic Biology, students will learn the principles of biological and biochemical processing in relationship to forensics. The course will afford students the opportunity to enhance their critical thinking and problem solving skills within the field of forensic science. This course includes a discussion of the various areas of forensic science where a biologist can specialize.
Prerequisite:
CRJS 365
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CRJS 499: Senior Capstone in Criminal Justice
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course offers a comprehensive and systematic analysis of key contemporary criminal justice issues through a close review of the theories and policies guiding many crime-fighting strategies. By applying critical thinking and analytical skills, oral and written communication skills, and information systems skills, students will learn of the complex nature of crime and society’s response to criminality. This course serves as the Criminal Justice capstone class and involves the student preparing a project agreed upon between the student and the instructor. Each project will require research, report writing, oral presentation, and interactive teamwork.
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DFAP 101: Production Techniques I
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course introduces students to the basic concepts, practices and equipment of motion picture production. Students will learn to organize a shoot, put together a crew, shoot out of sequence and finish a variety of video productions.
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DFAP 102: Audio Production I
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
This course introduces students to basic audio concepts, techniques, theories and equipment; including microphones, the studio mixing console and nonlinear recording and editing.
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DFAP 201: Screenwriting I
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
In this class, students will examine the screenplay development process. Through the course, students will learn the elements of narrative form, professional formatting, and character development.
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