1977-1978 - Cochise College

coordinator. Internship credit is provided in career areas, such asmanufacturing, construction, marketing, business and office,teacher-aide, fine arts and humanities, public service, social work,and criminal Justice.CE 120 Semin.r 11'11 Cooper.tlye Educ.tionPrerequisite: PermiSSion of Co-op Coordinator. Student shouldenroll concurrently in CE 110 unless excused by coordinator. Basic processes and concepts of the world of work: job application, job responsibilities, human relations. career areas and supervisory development will be discussed and explored. Credit Is included in the ulflts granted for Coop 110. COUNSELINGCO 121 C.....r end Life Plennlng/3 UnltllPrerequisite: None Explores career opportunities and assists students in deciding on and planning for their chosen careers. 3 hours lecture. CRIMINAL JUSTICECJ 100 Introduction to Potic" Science/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneA survey of the history of police science in Europe and the UnitedStates. Reviews medieval to modem law enforcement,philosophies, and techniques. Offers biographical sketches ofleaders In law enforcement. their theories on crime anddelinquency. A short view of the criminal justice system, criminallaw, police organization and organized crime in America.3 hours lecture.CJ 121 Introduction to the Crimln.' Ju.tice S,.tem/3 Unit.Prerequisites: NoneAn introduction to elements of the Criminal Justice System: police,courts, corrections. Duties and functions of each. Investigativeprocess, arrest, prosecution, defense attorney, grand jury. petitjury. judge. probation and parole. sentencing. corrections process.3 hours lecture.DJ 122 Police P.trol Funclion/3 Unit.Prerequisites: None A study 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. 3 hours le.::ture. CJ 124 Supervi.lon for Police/3 Unit.Prerequisites: CJ 122, or permiSSion of instructor. A study of the duties and responsibilities of the line supervisor (sergeant). His role in management, supervisor selection. motivation, leadership, morale, discipline. interviewing and counseling, grievances, performance appraisal, and training. 3 hours lecture. CJ 125 Prly.te Securit,. Principle ••nd Prectlce./3 Unit.Prerequisites: None An introduction to history, nature, scope of modern private security, security of plants, buildings, grounds, internal loss. defense systems, fire and safety factors. Career opportunities in retail, hospital, cargo, computer security. Course offered on request of sufficient number of students. 3 hours lecture. CJ 148 In.tltutlonel Correction./3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A study of the history of punishment. the modern approach to correctional science, punishment as retribution. recidivism rates. rehabilitation through training and education. prisoner's rights. the processes of probation and parole. 3 hours lecture. CJ 200 Crlmln.' L.w 1/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A general overview of criminal procedure. the court system, arrest. search and seizure. Main emphasis will be upon substantive criminal law. the various elements of particular crimes as set forth generally in common law and particularly as applied to Arizona Revised Statute. Criminal Code Title 13. 3 hours lecture. CJ 201 Criminal Law 1113 Unit.Prerequisite: None Study of the three main working areas of procedural law for police officers; arrest. search. and seizure. Rules of criminal procedure and precedent cases are studied in detail. 3 hours lecture. CJ 227 Rule. 01 Eyidence/3 Unit.Prerequisite; None Examination of the rules of evidence. as applied in the courtroom to the evidence compiled by the police officer in the investigation of criminal offenses. Trial procedure. kinds of evidence. privileged communications. heresay rule. exclUSionary rule. confessions and admissions are studied. 3 hours lecture. CJ 230 Juyenile Procedur"/3 UnitePrerequisite: NoneA basic approach to juvenile delinquency. its causes. and