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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
The practicum involves real work experience in a youth ministry setting. Practicum should allow significant application of concepts learned throughout the program of study. Approval forms for practicum are available online. The form requires a complete description of the work to be undertaken, the basis for grading, the signatures of the learner, off-campus supervisor, and the supervising instructor. It is to be returned to a Professional Studies office at the time of enrollment for the course. Credit 3 hours.
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The course includes a detailed review of the representative duties of the professionals engaged in private and public security. It focuses on the latest trends, concerns and issues in the security industry today. This includes specific threat analysis, countermeasures, the security function, and fundamentals of defense. The course will also provide an overview of the historical development of security. Credit 3 hours.
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Examines physical design, risk assessment, security surveys, barriers, locks, lighting, alarms, entry control, closed circuit television, and digital recording systems. The overall process of physical protection system design and integration is also extensively covered. Credit 3 hours.
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Takes an in-depth look at food sources in the World and their vulnerability towards contamination by domestic and/or international terrorists. Animals and crops that may be affected by agriterrorism (agoterrorism) will be reviewed. Historical incidents and the effectiveness of security measures will be included. Credit 3 hours.
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Provides a framework for analyzing current and projected data and information exposure within an organization. Includes the study of firewalls, virus prevention techniques, network security, and common forms of cyber crime. Credit 3 hours.
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3.00 Credits
Provides a diverse group of topics related to homeland security. Topics covered include, but are not limited to, critical infrastructure sectors and protection, weapons of mass destruction planning and response strategies, national security, and public management. There is also a review of the essential coordination and communication between government agencies and private entities. Credits 3 hours.
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(Recommend removal) Provides an overview of effective media management techniques and includes a variety of case study scenarios that require the preparation of press releases and statements to the media for a variety of security and emergency management related events. Includes the study of historical events and the effective media management techniques that were employed. Credit 3 hours.
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3.00 Credits
(Replaces Media Management) This course will examine operations administration, leadership, supervision, recruitment, selection of employees, training, performance appraisal, and other issues including labor relations. Credit 3 hours.
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Includes the study of interviewing and interrogation techniques that are appropriate for employee investigations relating to business fraud, discrimination or harassment. The separation of fact from attribution relative to witness observations is included. Credit 3 hours.
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3.00 Credits
Selection and ongoing management of a fire protection strategy for a business is discussed. Includes preparation of a master fire protection plan and facility design choices to minimize structural damage. Common fire protection devices and their effectiveness in specific scenarios are emphasized. Credit 3 hours.
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