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3.00 Credits
Using advanced HTML, students create complex World Wide Web sites for a private corporation and a government entity. Topics include network considerations, CGI programs, and JavaScript. P: CIS 383. This course is generally offered every other year. 3 credits
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This course explores current e-commerce technologies using the Internet. Topics include: technological challenges, business plans, legal and regulatory considerations, business strategies, global e-business, and social, political and ethical issues. This course is generally offered every other year. 3 credits
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This course covers principles, practices, and techniques for the management of business and technology projects. Topics include: project planning, scheduling, performing cost estimates, risk analysis, implementation and control, and project termination. This course uses the Microsoft Project Management software package extensively. 3 credits
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Intensive individual work in area of concentration. P: Junior or senior standing and permission of Department Chairperson. Hours and credits to be arranged.
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3.00 Credits
The graduating senior undertakes a major research project in the field of CIS, which includes on-site inquiry and the writing of a senior thesis on the basis of research. P: senior standing. This course is generally offered twice each year. 3 credits
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3.00 Credits
Students will review the origins and foundations of our American system of policing, the relationship between the individual citizen and the state/federal governments' police powers. Included in this section of the course will be an overview of the Fourth Amendment, the Fifth Amendment, and the Sixth Amendment. Students will also review the judicial system, and become familiar with the procedures followed in a criminal trial. Finally, the students will examine sentencing issues and the sanctions available against a criminal convict, including incarceration in jail or prison, probation, and parole. Generally offered every fall semester. 3 credits
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Study of problems in society arising from failure of basic institutions to fulfill expected functions; problems related to increases in deviancy; as well as problems of institutionalized inequality. P: SO 111 or permission of Department Chair. General Education Choice for Part C. Generally offered every Fall semester. 3 credits
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Consideration of deviant behavior and crime as behavioral and social phenomena, with analysis of data and theories of the causation of crime. The effects of labeling deviants are also considered. P: CJ/SO 111 or permission of Program Coordinator. Generally offered every other fall semester. 3 credits
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Examination of philosophy, theory, and practice of criminal punishment and of the processes which characterize arrest, prosecution, trial, and sentencing. Formal and informal operation of law enforcement agencies are studied, with special attention to patterns of differential treatment accorded different social and economic groups. P: CJ 111 or permission of Department Chair. Generally offered every spring semester. 3 credits
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This course is designed for students interested in studying law as it applies to the relationship between the individual American and state/federal governments. Among the topics covered will be the Fourth Amendment's warrant clause and the right against unreasonable searches and seizures, the Fifth Amendment's right against self-incrimina- tion, and the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel. P: CJ 111 or permission of the Program Coordinator. Generally offered every spring semester. 3 credits Please note that this class may be offered as a "300 Level" class by requiring thestudents to turn in an eight to ten page research paper in addition to completing the examinations.
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