opportunities, options, excellence - Red Rocks Community College

CRJ 246 Traffic Investigation
and Management
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CRJ 110
This course overviews the skills and concepts
necessary to complete an accurate investigation
of a traffic collision. Traffic management
concepts, selective traffic enforcement and
safety issues are discussed. (Fall only)
CRJ 255 Organization and
Management of Institutions
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CRJ 110
This course consists of the history of penal
and correctional management, organization of
correctional institutions, management
processes, leadership, control principles and
implications for the future.
CRJ 256 Classification and
Treatment of Offenders
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CRJ 110
This course covers the process through which
the custodial, educational, vocational and
treatment needs of the offender are determined.
(Spring only)
CRJ 256 Classification and
Treatment of Offenders
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CRJ 110
This course covers the process through which
the custodial, educational, vocational and
treatment needs of the offender are determined.
(Spring only)
CRJ 287 Adult Survivors of
Childhood Molestation
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CRJ 110 or permission of
instructor
This course provides the potential victim
advocate with the latest treatment modalities
for victims who are adult survivors of childhood
molestation. The course also focuses on
the possible long term destruction mannerisms
(Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) as well
as the immediate trauma. How this type of
crime can impact its victims’ physical, mental
and emotional attitudes, thereby affecting
their personal and professional lives is
explored. (Fall only)
CRJ 288 Grant Writing for
Nonprofit Organizations
2 Credits
This course focuses on the specifics of grant
writing for nonprofit organizations. The
course provides step-by-step details for an
acceptable grant proposal. Additionally, the
difference between government grants and
private sector grants is explored. This course
is designed for beginners, but those wishing
to refresh their knowledge in this area are
encouraged to participate.
CRJ 290 Special Topics: Criminal
Justice
0.5 - 5 Variable Credits
Prerequisite: Some topics may be restricted
to criminal justice practitioners
This course is designed for flexible use and
covers specific topics and current issues in the
criminal justice system. This course is offered
as needed for credit appropriate to the topic
and each offering includes a description of the
topic(s). (Fall and Spring only)
CRJ 297 Cooperative Education/
Internship
3 Credits
Prerequisite: Permission of Cooperative
Education Coordinator
This course is a credited program which provides
work experience opportunities for students
to gain practical work experience related
to their educational program. (Fall, Spring
and Summer)
CSC - COMPUTER
SCIENCE
All CSC courses require concurrent enrollment
in computer lab sections.
CSC Computer Lab
1 Credit
CSC 150 Visual Basic Programming
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CIS 119 or equivalent experience
or permission of instructor.
This course introduces programming and
applications development for the Microsoft
Windows Programming environment using
Visual Basic for Windows. You learn the use
of objects, controls, properties, events and
methods to develop applications that provide
a graphical user interface. You also learn to
develop functions and subroutines using
structured Visual Basic and build complete
Windows executables and applications.
CSC 151 Advanced Visual Basic
Programming
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CSC 150
This course is a continuation of CSC 150.
You will develop more involved applications,
work with more advanced controls, and deal
with more advanced topics such as data structures,
Dynamic Data Exchange and Object
Linking and Embedding. To provide a more
suitable interface to the Windows user, error
trapping and error handling are implemented
as well as providing customized help topics.
CSC 152 Intro to Microsoft Visual
Basic .NET Programming
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CIS 116 or equivalent knowledge
or experience
This course provides students with the knowledge
and skills needed to develop applications
in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET for the
Microsoft .NET platform. The course focuses
on user interfaces, program structure, language
sytax, and implementation details. This
is the first course in the Visual Basic .NET
curriculum and will serve as the entry point
for other .NET courses.
CSC 160 Computer Science I:
Language
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: MAT130 Intermediate Algebra
or equivalent experience or permission of
instructor
This course will introduce students to the discipline
of computer science. Topics covered
includes algorithm development, data representation,
arithmetic and logical expressions,
sub-programs and input/output operations
using a structured programming language.
Intensive computer laboratory activities are
required. Object-oriented techniques will also
be emphasized.
CSC 161 Computer Science II:
Language
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CSC 160 or permission of
instructor.
This course continues the structured algorithm
development and problem-solving techniques
begun in Computer Science I. Students gain
experience in the use of data structures and
design of larger software projects. Intensive
computer laboratory experience required.
Object-oriented techniques will also be
emphasized.
CSC 165 Discrete Structures
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CSC 160 or permission of
instructor.
This course prepares students for a fundamental
understanding of computing and computer
science. Topics covered include set theory,
Boolean algebra, relations, functions, graph
theory and techniques for formal reasoning.
127 2002 - 2003 Red Rocks Community College Catalog