HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACCELERATED ARTICULATED CREDIT LAW ENFORCEMENT CERTIFIED OFFICERS ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY

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1 35 HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACCELERATED ARTICULATED CREDIT LAW ENFORCEMENT CERTIFIED OFFICERS ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY In a continuing effort to serve the needs of students in technical programs, Hillsborough Community College will award accelerated, articulated credit toward an Associate in Science degree in Criminal Justice Technology to those individuals who have successfully completed a Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission (CJSTC) approved Law Enforcement Officer Recruit Program and are currently holding CJSTC Certification in law enforcement, OR have completed the training AND have successfully passed the CJSTC State Certification Examination in law enforcement making them eligible for law enforcement certification. The following is a list of the requirements for the Associate in Science degree in Criminal Justice Techno!ogy: ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE CRIMINAL,iUSTICE TECHNOLGY {CIP Number: } Articulated Credits toward Criminal Justice Technology AS degree (15 hr) Upon Completion of the Post Secondary Adult Vocational Training CJSTC Law Enforcement Officer Recruit Program and passage of the CJSTC State Examination: CJE 2940 CJE 1000 Criminal Justice Practicum-Basic Police Academy 12 hr Introduction to Law l~2nforcement General Education (9 hr) Group I - Communications () - Required ENC 1101 English Composition I Group I - Humanities () - Required Any Humanities Gen Ed Course

2 Group II - Mathematics () - Required Any Math Gen Ed Course ( MAC!! 05, MGF! 106 or higher) Program Specified Required Courses (9 hr) PSY 20 I2 General Psychology SYG 2000 Intro to Sociology POS 2041 American Government Program Core Courses (25 hr) Group A (22 hr) CCJ 10t0 CCJ 1020 CCJ 2910 CJE 2004 CJJ 1002 CJL 1062 CJL 1100 CJL Required Courses Introduction to Criminology Introduction to Criminal Justice Directed Research Career Choices in Criminal Justice Juvenile Delinquency Constitutional Law Criminal Law Criminal Evidence & Procedure GROUP C () Students must select ONE of the following CCJ 2940 Criminal Justice Internship OR CCJ 2949 Criminal Justice Field Studies 1 hr ~ hr Program Electives (6 hr) Students must select TWO of the following: * CCJ 1488 Ethics in Criminal Justice CCJ 2013 CCJ 21! 1 CCJ 2191 CCJ 2358 CCJ 2600 C, CJ 2610 CCJ 2618 CCJ 2648 CCJ 2671 CCJ 2685 CCJ 2720 CCJ 2934 CCJ CJC 1000 Introduction to Victimology Introduction to Theories of Criminal Behavior Human Behavior in Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Commm~ications and Reports Criminal Deviant Behavior in Society Introduction to Criminal Typologies Forensic Psychology Organized Crime Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Criminal Justice Domestic and Sexua! Violence Introduction to Criminal Justice Research Methods Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Seminar on Criminal Justice Issues Introduction to Corrections

3 37 CJC 2162 CJE 1630 CJE 1642c CJE 1643c CJE 1653 CJE 1680 CJE 2170 CJE 2233 CJE 2300 CJE 2400 CJE 2600 CJE 2603 CJE 2614 CJE 2664 CJJ 1004 CJL 1000 CJL 1070 CJL 1500 CJL 2072 CJL 2202 CJL 2400 CJL 2610 DSC 1002 DSC 1003 DSC2033 DSC2242 DSC2590 SCC1000 SCC1001 Probation and Parole Introduction to Criminalistics Introduction to Crime Scene Technology Advanced Crime Scene Techno!ogy Crime Analysis and Intelligence Introduction to Computer Crimes Comparative Police & Crimina! Justice Systems Drug Abuse and Crime Police Administration and Organization Community Relations Criminal Investigation Investigative Cycle from Crime Scene to Court Serial Killers Advanced Crime and Intelligence Analysis Introduction to Juvenile Justice Introduction to Law and Legal Issues Legal Rights of Prisoners Introduction to the Court Civil Rights and Liability in Criminal Justice Legal Research in Criminal Justice Criminal Court Litigation Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence Introduction to Terrorism Introduction to Homeland Security Introduction to Terrorist Weapons and Tactics Transportation and Border Security Intelligence Analysis and Security Management Introduction to Private Security Introduction to Private Investigations 6 hr This accelerated credit makes it possible for a student completing a Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission approved Law Enforcement Officer Recruit Program and currently holding CJSTC certification in law enforcement, OR who has completed the training AND has successfully passed the CJSTC State Certification Examination in law enforcement making them eligible for certification in law enforcement, to receive 15 hours of college credit toward the Associate of Science degree in Criminal Justice Technology. Before awarding these credits to a student, the College will establish that the student has received a Law Enforcement Officer Recruit Program Certificate of Completion, AND has passed the State Certification Examination in law enforcement OR holds a current valid CJSTC certification in law enforcement. Whenever a student appears to be eligible for articulated credits under this agreement, the Academic Advisor will be responsible for requesting an

4 38 F.D.L.E. Automated Training Management System check on the student. This request will be submitted by the Academic Advisor to the Criminal Justice Institute which wil! be responsible to obtain confirmation of the student s eligibility for the articulated credit and will forward such documentation to the Academic Advisor. The student must matriculate 15 hours of coursework at Hillsborough Community College on either a full or part-time basis to have these credits noted on his/her of J;]cial college transcripts.

5 HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE By: Andrew V. Pittman Chair, Board of Trustees Attest: Kenneth Atwater. Ph.D. President Date: Officer