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Program checklist · College of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies: BS in Criminal Justice

College of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies: BS in Criminal Justice

Walden University · Minneapolis, MN

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Program
Award
College of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies: BS in Criminal Justice
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
43.0103
Catalog edition
0256
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
Walden University’s BS in Criminal Justice program is designed to help students gain the skills and knowledge to prepare for a career in law enforcement, the justice system, corrections, homeland security, and social services. The program blends contemporary theory on the nature, extent, and cause of crime with the study of national and international criminal justice practices. Learning is supported through coursework and a final capstone project. The curriculum is based on the recommendations of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. The program can help prepare students to become more effective social change agents in criminal justice organizations at the local, state, federal, or international levels.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
125231
CourseShelf checklist
CK_125231_343b0caa
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Core Courses (40 credits)

8 items
  1. CRJS 1015
    Exploring Your Path: Foundations Across Fields*
    As published: “CRJS 1015 - Exploring Your Path: Foundations Across Fields* ()”
    5
  2. CRJS 2002
    Juvenile Delinquency and Justice*
    As published: “CRJS 2002 - Juvenile Delinquency and Justice* ()”
    5
  3. CRJS 2003
    Criminal Law*
    As published: “CRJS 2003 - Criminal Law* ()”
    5
  4. CRJS 3001
    Corrections*
    As published: “CRJS 3001 - Corrections* ()”
    5
  5. CRJS 3002
    Courts and Judicial Process*
    As published: “CRJS 3002 - Courts and Judicial Process* ()”
    5
  6. CRJS 3003
    Law Enforcement*
    As published: “CRJS 3003 - Law Enforcement* ()”
    5
  7. CRJS 3004
    Data Analysis for Criminal Justice Professionals*
    As published: “CRJS 3004 - Data Analysis for Criminal Justice Professionals* ()”
    5
  8. CRJS 4203
    Introduction to Victimology*
    As published: “CRJS 4203 - Introduction to Victimology* ()”
    5

Optional Concentrations (15-30 credits)

1 item
  1. CRJS 4925
    Seminar in Reflective and Applied Learning
    As published: “CRJS 4925 - Seminar in Reflective and Applied Learning ()”
    5

Concentration Courses (20 credits)

16 items
  1. CRJS 5137
    The Nature of Crime and Criminology
    As published: “CRJS 5137 - The Nature of Crime and Criminology ()”
    5
  2. CRJS 5203
    Victimology
    As published: “CRJS 5203 - Victimology ()”
    5
  3. CRJS 5215
    Controversies in Criminal Justice
    As published: “CRJS 5215 - Controversies in Criminal Justice ()”
    5
  4. CRJS 5511
    Special Populations
    As published: “CRJS 5511 - Special Populations ()”
    5
  5. CRJS 4201
    Restorative Justice*
    As published: “CRJS 4201 - Restorative Justice* ()”
    5
  6. CRJS 4202
    Mobilizing and Coordinating Community Response*
    As published: “CRJS 4202 - Mobilizing and Coordinating Community Response* ()”
    5
  7. CRJS 4205
    Crisis Intervention*
    As published: “CRJS 4205 - Crisis Intervention ()”
    5
  8. CRJS 4206
    Probation and Parole
    As published: “CRJS 4206 - Probation and Parole ()”
    5
  9. CRJS 4101
    Criminal Evidence and Investigation*
    As published: “CRJS 4101 - Criminal Evidence and Investigation* ()”
    5
  10. CRJS 4102
    The Criminal Mind*
    As published: “CRJS 4102 - The Criminal Mind* ()”
    5
  11. CRJS 4103
    Drugs, Gangs, and Organized Crime*
    As published: “CRJS 4103 - Drugs, Gangs, and Organized Crime* ()”
    5
  12. CRJS 4301
    Terrorism*
    As published: “CRJS 4301 - Terrorism* ()”
    5
  13. CRJS 5111
    Information Technology in Criminal Justice*
    As published: “CRJS 5111 - Information Technology in Criminal Justice* ()”
    5
  14. CRJS 5216
    Criminal Justice Research*
    As published: “CRJS 5216 - Criminal Justice Research* ()”
    5
  15. CRJS 5218
    Applied Communication*
    As published: “CRJS 5218 - Applied Communication* ()”
    5
  16. CRJS 5400
    Strategic Context of Management and Leadership*
    As published: “CRJS 5400 - Strategic Context of Management and Leadership* ()”
    5

Core Competencies (45 credits)

45 items
  1. CRJS 1001
    Contemporary Criminal Justice Systems*
    As published: “CRJS 1001 - Contemporary Criminal Justice Systems* ()”
    5
  2. CJ 1001
    The Contemporary Criminal Justice System
    As published: “CJ1001 The Contemporary Criminal Justice System”
  3. CJ 1002
    Crime and Reporting
    As published: “CJ1002 Crime and Reporting”
  4. CJ 1003
    Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System
    As published: “CJ1003 Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System”
  5. CJ 1004
    Diversion, Sentencing, and Corrections
    As published: “CJ1004 Diversion, Sentencing, and Corrections”
  6. CRJS 2001
    Criminology and Social Control*
    As published: “CRJS 2001 - Criminology and Social Control* ()”
    5
  7. SG 2001
    Definitions and Typologies of Crime and Deviation
    As published: “SG2001 Definitions and Typologies of Crime and Deviation”
  8. SG 2002
    Social Control
    As published: “SG2002 Social Control”
  9. SG 2003
    Theory in Criminology
    As published: “SG2003 Theory in Criminology”
  10. SG 2004
    Community Approaches to Social Problems and Law Enforcement
    As published: “SG2004 Community Approaches to Social Problems and Law Enforcement”
  11. CRJS 2002
    Juvenile Delinquency and Justice*
    As published: “CRJS 2002 - Juvenile Delinquency and Justice* ()”
    5
  12. JD 2001
    The Evolving Definition of Juvenile
    As published: “JD2001 The Evolving Definition of Juvenile”
  13. JD 2002
    Factors That Influence Juvenile Delinquency
    As published: “JD2002 Factors That Influence Juvenile Delinquency”
  14. JD 2003
    Working with Juvenile Offenders
    As published: “JD2003 Working with Juvenile Offenders”
  15. JD 2004
    The Criminal Courts and Juvenile Offenders
    As published: “JD2004 The Criminal Courts and Juvenile Offenders”
  16. CRJS 2003
    Criminal Law*
    As published: “CRJS 2003 - Criminal Law* ()”
    5
  17. LA 2001
    Criminal Responsibility Under Criminal Law
    As published: “LA2001 Criminal Responsibility Under Criminal Law”
  18. LA 2002
    Classifications of Defense
    As published: “LA2002 Classifications of Defense”
  19. LA 2003
    Prosecutorial Roles
    As published: “LA2003 Prosecutorial Roles”
  20. LA 2004
    The Role of Jurisdiction and Precedent in Criminal Law
    As published: “LA2004 The Role of Jurisdiction and Precedent in Criminal Law”
  21. CRJS 3001
    Corrections*
    As published: “CRJS 3001 - Corrections* ()”
    5
  22. CX 3001
    The History and Evolution of Corrections Systems
    As published: “CX3001 The History and Evolution of Corrections Systems”
  23. CX 3002
    Corrections Philosophy and Theory
    As published: “CX3002 Corrections Philosophy and Theory”
  24. CX 3003
    Corrections Practice in Institutions
    As published: “CX3003 Corrections Practice in Institutions”
  25. CX 3004
    Corrections Practice in Communities
    As published: “CX3004 Corrections Practice in Communities”
  26. CRJS 3002
    Courts and Judicial Process*
    As published: “CRJS 3002 - Courts and Judicial Process* ()”
    5
  27. JP 3001
    The Judicial System
    As published: “JP3001 The Judicial System”
  28. JP 3002
    Roles in the Judicial System
    As published: “JP3002 Roles in the Judicial System”
  29. JP 3003
    Professional Standards and Ethics
    As published: “JP3003 Professional Standards and Ethics”
  30. JP 3004
    Justice in a Changing Society
    As published: “JP3004 Justice in a Changing Society”
  31. CRJS 3003
    Law Enforcement*
    As published: “CRJS 3003 - Law Enforcement* ()”
    5
  32. LW 3001
    Law Enforcement History
    As published: “LW3001 Law Enforcement History”
  33. LW 3002
    Law Enforcement Management and Organizational Structure
    As published: “LW3002 Law Enforcement Management and Organizational Structure”
  34. LW 3003
    The Use of Power in Law Enforcement
    As published: “LW3003 The Use of Power in Law Enforcement”
  35. LW 3004
    Technology in Law Enforcement
    As published: “LW3004 Technology in Law Enforcement”
  36. CRJS 3004
    Data Analysis for Criminal Justice Professionals*
    As published: “CRJS 3004 - Data Analysis for Criminal Justice Professionals* ()”
    5
  37. DA 3001
    The Role of Research in Criminal Justice
    As published: “DA3001 The Role of Research in Criminal Justice”
  38. DA 3002
    Foundational Research Methods
    As published: “DA3002 Foundational Research Methods”
  39. DA 3003
    Research Tools and Basic Computer Applications in Criminal Justice
    As published: “DA3003 Research Tools and Basic Computer Applications in Criminal Justice”
  40. DA 3004
    Crime Analysis and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
    As published: “DA3004 Crime Analysis and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)”
  41. CRJS 4203
    Introduction to Victimology*
    As published: “CRJS 4203 - Introduction to Victimology* ()”
    5
  42. VT 4001
    Crime and Victimization Theory
    As published: “VT4001 Crime and Victimization Theory”
  43. VT 4002
    Types of Victims
    As published: “VT4002 Types of Victims”
  44. VT 4003
    Crime Reporting, Policy, and Victim Roles
    As published: “VT4003 Crime Reporting, Policy, and Victim Roles”
  45. VT 4004
    Resources for Victims
    As published: “VT4004 Resources for Victims”

Concentration Competencies (20 credits)

27 items
  1. CRJS 4101
    Criminal Evidence and Investigation*
    As published: “CRJS 4101 - Criminal Evidence and Investigation* ()”
    5
  2. EI 4001
    Types of Crime Scenes and Evidence
    As published: “EI4001 Types of Crime Scenes and Evidence”
  3. EI 4002
    Surveillance Techniques
    As published: “EI4002 Surveillance Techniques”
  4. EI 4003
    Interview and Interrogation
    As published: “EI4003 Interview and Interrogation”
  5. EI 4004
    Evidence Protection and Preservation
    As published: “EI4004 Evidence Protection and Preservation”
  6. EI 4005
    Legal and Ethical Implications of Criminal Investigation
    As published: “EI4005 Legal and Ethical Implications of Criminal Investigation”
  7. CRJS 4102
    The Criminal Mind*
    As published: “CRJS 4102 - The Criminal Mind* ()”
    5
  8. TC 4001
    Foundations of Criminal Behavior Theory
    As published: “TC4001 Foundations of Criminal Behavior Theory”
  9. TC 4002
    Causes of Criminal Behavior
    As published: “TC4002 Causes of Criminal Behavior”
  10. TC 4003
    Motivations of Criminals
    As published: “TC4003 Motivations of Criminals”
  11. TC 4004
    Social Control
    As published: “TC4004 Social Control”
  12. TC 4005
    Contemporary Issues in Criminal Behavior
    As published: “TC4005 Contemporary Issues in Criminal Behavior”
  13. CRJS 4103
    Drugs, Gangs, and Organized Crime*
    As published: “CRJS 4103 - Drugs, Gangs, and Organized Crime* ()”
    5
  14. DG 4001
    The Scope of Gangs and Organized Crime
    As published: “DG4001 The Scope of Gangs and Organized Crime”
  15. DG 4002
    Gang Membership Identification
    As published: “DG4002 Gang Membership Identification”
  16. DG 4003
    Growth of Gangs and Trends in Gang Activity
    As published: “DG4003 Growth of Gangs and Trends in Gang Activity”
  17. DG 4004
    Costs of Combatting Gang Activity
    As published: “DG4004 Costs of Combatting Gang Activity”
  18. DG 4005
    The Roles of Gangs and Law Enforcement in Urban Environments
    As published: “DG4005 The Roles of Gangs and Law Enforcement in Urban Environments”
  19. CRJS 4301
    Terrorism*
    As published: “CRJS 4301 - Terrorism* ()”
    5
  20. TR 4001
    The Causes of Terrorism
    As published: “TR4001 The Causes of Terrorism”
  21. TR 4002
    The History of Terrorism
    As published: “TR4002 The History of Terrorism”
  22. TR 4003
    Types of Terrorism
    As published: “TR4003 Types of Terrorism”
  23. TR 4004
    Social Movements
    As published: “TR4004 Social Movements”
  24. TR 4005
    Responses to Terrorism
    As published: “TR4005 Responses to Terrorism”
    5
  25. CRJS 4160
    Capstone: Ethics and Diversity in Criminal Justice
    As published: “CRJS 4160 - Capstone: Ethics and Diversity in Criminal Justice ()”
    5
  26. DD 4001
    Ethics in Criminal Justice Issues
    As published: “DD4001 Ethics in Criminal Justice Issues”
  27. DD 4002
    Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice
    As published: “DD4002 Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice”
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