CJS111Download as PDFCrime and Justice in AmericaCriminal JusticeUndergraduateCollege of Education, Health, and Human SciencesGeneralPrerequisitesCreditsGoalsLearning OutcomesCourse OutlineDependenciesCoursesCJS111 is a prerequisite for: CJS305 - Introduction to Private SecurityCJS325 - Comparative Criminal JusticeCJS401 - Introduction to Gang IssuesCJS411 - Organization and Administration in Criminal JusticeCJS415 - Corrections: Theory and PracticeCJS420 - Critical Issues in Law EnforcementCJS425 - Sex Crimes and Sex OffendersCJS430 - Criminal LawCJS431 - Criminal and Juvenile ProcedureCJS433 - Ethical Studies in Criminal JusticeCJS441 - Correctional AlternativesCJS445 - Crisis InterventionCJS446 - Child Abuse and the Criminal Justice SystemCJS450 - Juvenile Justice SystemCJS455 - Private Security and the Criminal Justice CommunityCJS457 - White Collar CrimeCJS461 - Juvenile Legal ProcessCJS465 - Community Policing a Diverse SocietyCJS470 - Corrections Case Management, Assessment and SupervisionCJS473 - Criminal Justice and the MediaCJS480 - Victimology: Theories and PrinciplesCJS482 - Victim ServicesCJS485 - Domestic Violence and Criminal JusticeCJS486 - Theories of Crime and JusticeCJS487 - Criminal Justice Research MethodsCJS488 - Practicum: UndergraduateCJS490 - Senior ThesisCJS496 - Crime Analysis, Mapping, and ProfilingProgramsCJS111 is a completion requirement for: 1790 - Criminal Justice Studies