This course provides an analytical framework to evaluate the operations of information technology within the realm of policing. Students will have the opportunity to participate in the analytical evaluation of the meaning of technology in police work for the purpose of synthesizing policy implications in the establishment of crime analysis programs that are utilized in tracking various types of crime, offender mobility, firearm transportation, and even within intelligence system planning.
The course assumes basic knowledge of the issues associated to information technology applications within criminal justice agencies with the opportunity for students to advance their knowledge on an analytical level by contextually comprehending the structure of information technology in promoting and integrated service delivery. Students will have the knowledge to evaluate the challenges that permeate the process of incorporating technological advancements into the realm of criminal justice investigations as well as comprehending the advantages of such implementation and the challenges pertaining to maintenance.
There have been numerous advancements within the realm of technology that have perpetrators employing devious measures to commit various types of offenses against those that innocently utilize technology for convenience. The criminal justice system incorporates the investigation of information technology into the inquiry of crime mapping patterns, data collection elements, managerial measures, as well as policy implications. This course is designed for students to ascertain the various challenges that subsist within this industry as well as exploring the theoretical applications pertaining to motive and crime causation alike.
This course is designed to address the importance associated to the implementation of information technology in the process of criminal investigations, awareness, and crime control management; in addition, the Biblical principle and application pertains to the element of wisdom in action as a prudent individual is to consider their steps and refrains from participating in acts of evil and wrongdoing. Technology records all types of behaviors and a prudent person shall consider their steps.
This course will provide students with the opportunity to investigate the purpose of responsibility in their actions when using a variety of technological measures. The mission pertaining to the implementation of information technology into the realm of criminal justice investigations represents the serviceable avenue that is utilized for protection, evaluation, organization, and crime commission alike.
This course will provide students with the opportunity to evaluate the strategies associated to the assessment of technological behaviors and risk for the purpose of formulating a plan to assist with the legal process.
The culture of analyzing criminal behavior centers upon the notion that behavior is fluid and dynamic in nature; criminal behavior in particular violates norms, laws, and mores that have been established within a given culture. This course merges the technological devices, information, and risks associated to the legal industry to illustrate the synergistic component that subsists within the realm of investigations, assessment, and policy implications within society.
Student will have the opportunity to assess the realistic challenges regarding the assessment of how the environment, technology, and organization change affects the police world and those individuals that are maneuvering through the legal system process. A practitioner lens will be employed in the exploration and investigation of these proceedings to include the assessment of promoting an integrated service delivery, ethical issues, and outcomes.
Students will have the opportunity to collaborate together on addressing the serviceable element associated to the mission of assessment and evaluation within the legal realm by employing information technology. There will be activities, assessments, and tasks that will address the appropriate modalities to incorporate in investigating various types of technological evidence that are characteristic of individuals that are maneuvering through the legal system.
