1993-1994 - Cochise College

IJS 115 ThIoritl of Criminal Behavlor/1 Unit
rarequisite: None.
nIntrodudlon to theorll' of human behavior and crime with
mphlsl. upon biological, sociological and psychological
pproaches.
hour lecture.
,JS 118 Criminal Evldence/1 Unit
rerequisite: None.
practical study of tho legal aspects of criminal investigation and
Ie presentation of relevant evidence in amanner that precludes
Jppression,
hour lecture.
IJS 117 Arizona Criminal Code/1 Unit
rerequisite: None.
practical study of substantive provisions of the Arizona Criminal
ode with emphasis upon those areas which have proven most
oublesome to the law enforcement community.
hour lecture.
IJS 118 Communications in Criminal Justice/1 Unit
rerequisite: None.
practical study of effective Intradepartmental and
terdepartmental communication within the criminal justice
'ofession including barriers to effective communication
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,Jh the comm!lnity and communication within the
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)urtroom. (Credit awarded for successful completion of the
rizona Correctional Officer Training Academy.)
hour lecture.
JS 119 Flrearms/1 Unit
rerequisite: None.
practi~al approach ~f ,the moral aspects, legal provisions, safety
'~cauttons ~nd restrictions covering the use of firearms and the
'lOg of the Sidearm and shotgun. (Restricted to Law Enforcement
ersonnel.)
hour lecture,
AJS 120 Firearm. CerIifIcItion/1 UnIt
Prerequisite: None.
Training and practical application in the UM of firearms.
Qualifications in the use of the .38 caliber revolver, .223 cdIer
rifle, and the f12 shotgun. (Restricted to Law E~
Personnel.)
1hour lecture.
AJS 121 Rangenlter Certtftcatlon13 Units
Prerequisite: None.
Designed to certify Arizona Department of Corrections Security
Staff as Rangemasters, and to prepare the Rangemaster to
operate ashooting range and teach formal classes. (Restricted 10
Law Enforcement PersonneL)
3hours lecture.
AJS 122 Pollee Patrol Functlons/3 Units
Prerequisite: None.
Astudy of the history and theory of patrol; duties and
responsibilities of the patrol division; communications,
development of observational powers, care and use of: protective
weapons, patrol vehicles, other equipment. Handling of
emergency requests for assistance, vehicle stops, burglary.
robbery, sex offenses; the mentally ill, and other kinds of
Situations.
3hours lecture.
AJS 125 Private Security, PrinCiples and
Practlces/3 Units
Prerequisite: None,
A,n introductory course in private security designed to present the
histOry, nature and scope of private security in modern society;
the ba~ic principles of phYSical security, internal loss preventiOn,
defe~slv~ systems, fire prevention and safety; the security
function In the corporate structure; operations and career
opportunities exemplified in such specific areas as retail, hoSPital.
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