Virginia DCJS Police Academy Training Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy Credit Recommendation Guide

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1 Virginia DCJS Police Academy Training Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy Credit Recommendation Guide The Virginia DCJS Academy training has been evaluated by the College of Criminal Justice and Security to potentially fulfill 6 required course of study credits in the AACJ 001 program for students enrolled in the AACJ 001 program. Student enrolled in the BSCJA v. 005 program would be eligible to waive 6 General Education Elective credits and 24 required course of study credits in the BSCJA v. 005 program, unless specified otherwise in policy or limited by the state or jurisdiction of a student's residence.. The Virginia DCJS Academy training has also been evaluated by the School of Business to potentially fulfill up to 18 lower division Interdisciplinary or elective credits within any Undergraduate Business program. To receive any credits recommended below, students will need to submit a PLA application, proof of completion for their respective Virginia DCJS Academy training, and a course waiver form. There Courses eligible for waiver in the AACJ v. 001 program by completion of Virginia BPOC Academy training Program UOPX Course ID UOPX Course Title Division AACJ v 001 CJS/201 Introduction to Criminal Justice AACJ v 001 CJS/205 Composition for Communication in the Criminal Justice System Total 6 Courses eligible for waiver in the BSCJA v. 005 program by completion of Virginia BPOC Academy training Program UOPX Course ID UOPX Course Title Division BSCJA v 005 General Education Electives General Education Electives LD 6 BSCJA v 005 CJS/241 Introduction to Police Theory and Practices BSCJA v 005 CJS/251 Introduction to Criminal Court Systems BSCJA v 005 CJS/255 Introduction to Corrections BSCJA v 005 CJS/211 Ethics in Criminal Justice BSCJA v 005 CJS/221 Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice BSCJA v 005 CJA/305 Criminal Law UD 3 BSCJA v 005 CJA/315 Criminal Procedure UD 3 BSCJA v 005 CJA/345 Criminal Organizations UD 3 Total 30 Potential Undergraduate Business credit satisfied by completion of Virginia BPOC Academy training Program UOPX General Education Content Area Division BSB* or BSM Interdisciplinary Credit LD 18 Total 18

2 Courses eligible for waiver in the BSCJA v. 005 program by completion of Virginia BPOC Academy training * Students seeking to apply these credits to the Interdisciplinary content area of the BSB program will not be eligible for a Lower Division Certificate. The University s Central Administration is located at 1625 W. Fountainhead Pkwy., Tempe, AZ Online Campus: 3157 E. Elwood St., Phoenix, AZ University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. University of Phoenix was placed on Notice by The Higher Learning Commission, effective June 27, For additional information, contact The Higher Learning Commission, ncahlc.org University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved.

3 NORTHERN VIRGINIA CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING ACADEMY Credit Recommendation Guide The following courses have been evaluated by Corporate Articulation to potentially fulfill General Education or Elective credits for an Undergraduate Degree. In order to potentially receive any of the credits recommended below, students should submit supporting documents to Prior Learning Assessment. For more information on PLA visit: ecampus.phoenix.edu/pla or contact the department toll free at There are fees associated with your PLA submission. However, you may be eligible for PLA benefits. Please contact your Finance Advisor for more information. PLA will not award credit for certifications or coursework that duplicates the content of credits earned through PLA, transfer credit, National Testing Program credit or University of Phoenix. Clock hour to semester credit hour conversions are made by the University using current U.S. Department of Education standards. University of Phoenix Equivalency: General Education or Elective category to which credit can be applied. Combinable: Courses may only be combined with courses of similar content and General Education/Elective areas. *Credit will be awarded for completion of the entire program. If the entire program was not completed, students may be awarded credit for individual courses as listed in the program breakdown. Updated: 06/13/2014 Course Number Course Title Delivery Method Course Year Course Length Recommended University of Phoenix Equivalency In-Service Training 30 Minute Interview Advanced Crisis Intervention And Negotiations Advanced Kinesics Interview & Interrogations Basic Search And Seizure Apprenticeship Compliance Course Basic Crime Prevention Basic Crime Scene Processing And Evidence Collection Communications For Officers/Deputy Sheriffs

4 Course Number Course Title Delivery Method Course Year Course Length Recommended University of Phoenix Equivalency Communication For Supervisors Conflict Resolution In Work Place Crisis Intervention For First Responders Cyber Investigation ISEE Instructor Development Project Cyber -Investigation Stop- (Secure Techniques For Onsite Preview) Cybercop Basic Data Recovery And Acquisition (BDRA) Decision Making For Law Enforcement Domestic And International Terrorism Emotional Survival For Law Enforcement Professionals 12/ Hour(s) Social Science Fast Cyber Forensic Triage First Line Supervisors School Forensic Entomology Future Trends & Their Impact On Staff General Instructor Development General Instructor Re-Certification Internal Affairs Investigations Introductions To Securing Law Enforcement Networks Investigative Forensics Leadership Development Leadership Essentials Module 1 Leadership Essentials Module 2 Leadership Strategies I Leadership Strategies II Lifestyle Management For Law Enforcement 12/ Hour(s) Social Science Mid Level Managers

5 Course Number Course Title Delivery Method Course Year Course Length Recommended University of Phoenix Equivalency New Generations Knowledge Age Workers On Killing: Understanding How People Commit Acts Of Violence Patrol Supervisors Familiarization Of The Swat Concept Pursuing Excellence 12/ Hour(s) Social Science Suicide Bombing And Attack Protocols For Patrol Officers Tactical Communications For The Correctional Professional 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts Terrorism Awareness Hidden In Plain Sight Terrorism: Interview And Interrogation Of People Of Different Cultures 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts Use Of Force Analysis 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic VCIN Operator Level A 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic VCIN Operator Level B 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic The Enemy With In: Understanding Police Suicide 12/ Hour(s) Social Science Basic Financial Crimes Firearms Instructor 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic Law Enforcement And The Deaf Community Advanced FTO 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts Basic Ground Defense Survival 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic Critical Skills For Jail Officers 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic Basic Spanish for Corrections Personnel 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts LEOKA - Officer Safety/Awareness Training Terrorism And Fraudulent Documents Principles Of Medico-Legal Death Investigations Basic Crime Scene Photography Police Mountain Bike Operator 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic Hostage/Crisis Negotiation

6 Course Number Course Title Delivery Method Course Year Course Length Recommended University of Phoenix Equivalency Correctional In-Service 12/ Hour(s) Non-Academic Basic Kinesics Interviewing Techniques Radar/Laser Re-Cert Career Development Prescription Drug Abuse & Diversion An Introduction to Internet Child Predator Investigations Basic Accident Investigation Bulk Currency Transporting and Concealing Methods Crisis Resolutions Techniques for LEO General Instructor Recert & Media Training 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts Highway Vehicle Stops And The Drug Trafficker Interview Interrogations And Statement Analysis 12/ Hour(s) Communication Arts New Detective Preparation For The Suicide/Homicide Bomber Search Warrant Workshop The University s Central Administration is located at 1625 W. Fountainhead Pkwy., Tempe, AZ Online Campus: 3157 E. Elwood St., Phoenix, AZ University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. University of Phoenix was placed on Notice by The Higher Learning Commission, effective June 27, For additional information, contact The Higher Learning Commission, ncahlc.org University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved.