Course Number: SHSS 5092 (1.60 CEUs/16 Hours)
Learn how to collect and analyze data associated with "victimless" crimes, or crimes against society. These include organized crime, drug and narcotics smuggling and sales, child pornography rings, commercialized prostitution, gambling operations, money laundering schemes and similar criminal acts. Learn how to recognize and identify organized crime activities, develop information sources, and be familiar with the ethical and legal requirements attached to the use of intelligence information.
Please note: Students must register no later than 3 business days (the Wednesday) prior to the course start date.
If you missed the registration window or have any questions, please contact EIP Student Services at eipconnect@fullerton.edu .
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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| E253-21535 | SuSat | 02/22/25-02/23/25 | 8:00am-5:00pm | Virtual Instruction | $350.00 | Register Now |
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Instructor: B. Gray, Director of Training, Law Enforcement Intelligence Units (LEIU) Association; Retired Central Crime Analysis Unit Manager at Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Unit(s): 1.60
Course part of:
Crime & Intelligence Analysis Certificate | CSUF
Notes:
In addiition to the virtual class sessions, students will also be required to complete coursework asynchronously (on their own time).
In addition to the virtual class sessions, students will also be required to complete coursework asynchronously (on their own time). Please be advised that a username and password will be required in order to access course materials posted in Canvas 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 eipconnect@fullerton.edu or (657) 278-2611. |
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There are no textbooks required.
