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Minor in Computer Crime
24.0 credits

Computers have created new opportunities for crime and have affected the requisite capacity to commit criminal acts. The minor in computer crime provides students with an overview of the behavioral, legal, technical, and administrative issues faced by the criminal justice system and security communities in addressing crime involving computers and related networking technologies. The curriculum exposes students to state-of-the-art solutions used within the public and private sectors to respond to and prevent computer crime.

Required courses			18.0 Credits
CJ 204	Criminology		3.0
CJ 206	Criminal Justice		3.0
CJ 274	Sex, Violence & Crime on the Internet		3.0
CJ 276	Computer Crime		3.0
CJ 365	Computer Investigations and the Law		3.0
CJ 377	Intellectual Property Theft		3.0
Additional Elective Courses			6.0 Credits
Students select two courses from the following list:
CJ 265	Criminal Investigation		3.0
CJ 273	Surveillance, Technology and the Law		3.0
CJ 375	Criminal Procedure		3.0
CJ 380	Special Topics in Criminal Justice: Introduction Security Studies		3.0
CJ 380	Special Topics in Criminal Justice: Crime Prevention, Theory and Practice		3.0