Course Number: SHSS 5388 (0.9 CEUs/9 Hours)
This capstone class includes a comprehensive overview of the private investigation profession and the activities and techniques used in the industry. Through projects and case studies, you will have the opportunity to use what you learned in the four previous classes. You will also learn how to create opportunities for employment through contacts, networking and other resources.
Introduction to the Profession of Private Investigation, Applied Investigative Practices, Investigative Specialization, Basic Principles of Investigation
Note: Click on the schedule number (i.e. E125-11103) to view more course information.
| Schedule # | Days | Date | Time | Location | Fee | Register |
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| E197-22053 | Sat | 12/07/19-12/14/19 | 9:00am-2:00pm | IRVC 120 | $275.00 | Add to Cart |
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Instructor: R. Carpenter, Master's Degree in Criminal Justice from University of Cincinnati, Certified Master Investigator at Legal Resources & Investigations
Unit(s): 0.9
Course part of:
Private Investigation Certificate
Notes:
Please be advised that a username and password will be required in order to access course materials posted in TITANium for this course. If you have never logged into the CSUF Portal, you must log in with your CWID and temporary PIN# at http://my.fullerton.edu to create your CSUF Portal account prior to the first day of class. This process will allow you to create a CSUF username and password. Please click on the "Current Student Resources" tab and then "Program and Course Policies" and "Computer Access" for more information. If you have any questions, please contact EIP Student Services at (657) 278-2611. |
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Recommended Textbooks: 1. The California Legal Investigator, 1st Edition By: Shaune E. Sundahl Publisher: Createspace Independent (ISBN: 9781976549380) 2. Registered Process Server's Guide to Service, 5th Edition By: Tony Klein https://psinstitute.com/paypal-payment-books-and-continuing-education-materials/
