LCCC policy - Laramie County Community College

Certificate
Human Development
FALL SEMESTER
Human development courses provide students with
HSEC 1000 – Introduction to Homeland Security ............. 3 opportunities to acquire personal and professional skills to
HSEC 1003 – Homeland Security and First Responders ... 3 assist them in functioning in the college environment and/or
HSEC 1001 – School Safety and Homeland Security......... 3 in life. Major emphases are placed on developing study skills;
HSEC Electives ..................................................................... 6 coping with change, crisis, and stress; and setting personal
15 and career goals. Human development courses count as credit
SPRING SEMESTER
toward graduation from LCCC. Students should contact their
HSEC 1002 – Terrorism and Counterterrorism................... 3 advisors for specific application to their programs. Certain
HSEC 2001 – Overview of Homeland Security ................... 3 courses may not transfer to other colleges and universities.
HSEC Electives ..................................................................... 9
15 HMDV 1000 – Freshman Seminar ........................................ 3
HMDV 1050 – Study Skills..................................................... 3
Total credit hours required........................................................ 30
HMDV 1200 – Academic and Career Orientation................ 2
HOMELAND SECURITY ELECTIVES: HMDV 1260 – Students on Purpose..................................... 1
HSEC 1004 – Theories and Psychology of Terrorism ......... 3 HMDV 1270 – Stress Management....................................... 2
HSEC 1005 – A History of Terrorism ................................... 3 HMDV 1275 – Foundations of Leadership........................... 1
HSEC 1006 – Grants, Reports and Plans ............................ 3 HMDV 1360 – Self-Esteem Enhancement ........................... 1
HSEC 1007 – CAMEO in Homeland Security ..................... 3 HMDV 1370 – Becoming a Love and Logic Parent .............. 1
HSEC 1015 – Homeland Security and
Critical Infrastructure Facilities .................... 3
HSEC 2002 – Agricultural Terrorism ................................... 3
HSEC 2003 – Economics and Terrorism ............................. 3
HSEC 2004 – Homeland Security and Law Enforcement .. 3
HSEC 2005 – Politics and Terrorism ................................... 3
HSEC 2006 – Terrorism and Weapons of
Mass Destruction........................................... 3
HSEC 2007 – Biological Terrorism ...................................... 3
HSEC 2008 – Religion, Extremism, and Violence .............. 3
HSEC 2009 – Terrorism and the Media ............................... 3
HSEC 2010 – Cyber-Terrorism ............................................. 3
HSEC 2011 – Homeland Security and
Critical Infrastructure Networks ................... 3
HSEC 2012 – Homeland Security and Privacy.................... 3
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