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Program Purpose: Graduates will demonstrate (1)basic knowledge in administration of justice studiesthat will prepare them to obtain an entry-level positionwithin the field of law enforcement, juvenile justice,or corrections and (2) competency in communication,critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and technologicalapplications.Program Description: This program is designed forstudents who are seeking employment upon completionof a two-year A.A.S. degree in one of the followingemphases: Corrections, Juvenile Justice, or LawEnforcement.A. Required major courses:...................................21AJS 101 Introduction to Administrationof Justice......................................................................3AJS 109 Substantive Criminal Law...............................3AJS 210 Court Function..............................................3AJS 225 Crime and Delinquency..................................3AJS 230 Police Function..............................................3AJS 240 Corrections Function.....................................3AJS 260 Procedural Criminal Law................................3B. Other departmental requirements:....................15(any other AJS courses)C. General education requirements:...................... 22English Composition (ENG 100, 101, or 102).........6Mathematics (MAT 105 Mathematics for theApplied Sciences or approved higher level math)..............3Arts and Humanities................................................3Social and Behavioral Sciences.............................3Physical and Biological Sciences..........................4Options: SPC 110 or SPC 215..................................3D. General Electives:.................................................. 6Total credits required for degree:.......................... 64ADVANCED WATER TREATMENTAssociate in Applied Science (A.A.S) degreeMajor Code: AAS.ADVWTContact: Career and Technical Education Division (928)344-7567Program Purpose: Graduates will demonstrate (1)basic knowledge in advanced water treatment that willprepare them to obtain an entry-level position within thefield and (2) competency in communication, critical thinking,quantitative analysis, and technological applications.Program Description: This is a self-contained programdesigned to meet the very specific needs andrequirements for the certification process associatedwith Industrial Reverse Osmosis Advanced WaterTreatment. The program is delivered in conjunction withDavid H. Paul, Inc.A. Required major courses:.................................. 36AWT 150 Introduction to Water Treatment Systems.......3AWT 152 Plant Equipment...........................................3AWT 154 Conventional and Pretreatment WaterTechnologies.................................................................3AWT 156 Membrane Technologies 1.............................3AWT 158 Membrane Technologies 2.............................3AWT 160 Membrane Unit Monitoring andTroubleshooting ...........................................................3AWT 220 Water Analysis and Monitoring.....................3AWT 222 Pretreatment Troubleshooting........................3AWT 224 Advanced Membrane Monitoring..................3AWT 226 Ion Exchange Technology.............................3AWT 228 High Purity Water Technologies....................3AWT 230 Certification Review.....................................3B. Other departmental requirements:..................... 3ENG 110 Technical Writing.........................................3C. General education requirements:.......................21Freshman Composition (ENG 101 and 102)............6Mathematics (MAT 105 Mathematics for theApplied Sciences or approved higher level math)..............3Arts and Humanities................................................3Social and Behavioral Sciences.............................3Physical and Biological Sciences..........................4Options......................................................................2D. General Electives:.................................................. 4Total credits required for degree:.......................... 6468