COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS MINORS
MINOR IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
In addition to all other Information Systems degree requirements, the Information
Technology Minor requires successful completion
of 21 credits in IT Management, Networking,
or Security courses.
This must consist of:
- Four required Information Technology Minor courses 12
- Three elective Information Technology elective courses 9 Total 21 credits
Required Information Technology Minor Courses 12 credits required (courses
may be counted as Major Area or Open Electives)
CP-415 IT Project Management CP-422 Network
Infrastructure CP-430 Advanced Database Management
Systems CP-470 Information Security Information
Technology Elective Courses Minimum of 9 credits
required (courses may be counted as Major
Area or Open Electives) CP-223 Computer Hardware
Technology CP-320 Network + CP-403 Operating
Systems Security CP-423 Active Directory CP-460
Wireless Technology CP-475 Network & Computer
Forensics
MINOR IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
In addition to all other Information Systems degree requirements, the Software
Development Minor requires successful completion
of 21 credits in Programming and Database
Management courses.
This must consist of:
? Seven required Software Development
Minor courses 21 credits Required Software Development Minor Courses 21 credits
required (courses may be counted as Major
Area or Open Electives)
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CP-215 |
Visual Basic |
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CP-249 |
CGI/Perl |
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CP-316 |
Visual C# |
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CP-318 |
Java |
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CP-365 |
Advanced Visual Basic |
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CP-430 |
Advanced Database Management Systems |
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CP-442 |
Data Structures |
MINOR IN GRAPHIC DESIGN
In addition to all other Information Systems degree requirements, the Graphic
Design Minor requires successful completion of 21 credits in Web or Graphic Design courses.
This must consist of:
? Seven required Graphic Design
Minor courses 21 credits Required Software Development Minor Courses 21 credits
required (courses may be counted as Major
Area or Open Electives) CP-217 Web Design
CP-231 Multimedia Authoring CP-317 Advanced
Web Design (XML) CP-331 Advanced Multimedia
Authoring CP-345 Web Application (Flash/Dreamweaver)
CP-249 CGI/Perl CP-318 Java
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
The American Criminal Justice System is organized into three major divisions:
law enforcement, corrections, and courts. Each
sub-divides into a variety of agencies, and
all offer a wide range of both traditional and
non-tradi-tional career opportunities. The system,
its sub-divisions, and many of its employment
opportunities exist in part or whole at all
four levels of government: city, county, state,
and national.
Monroe College’s unique location, New York City – home to the nation’s largest
police department and municipal court systems
– surrounded by large populous counties
– in a state with the nation’s largest state level criminal justice system makes
it an ideal conduit for qualified criminal justice
employees to all levels and sub divisions of
the system.
The Bachelor of Science degree prepares students for entry-level positions
in more than 68 federal law enforcement agencies, state and federal correctional counseling and treatment programs,
court management and administration units, probation and parole depart-ments, specialized security organizations, state police , and a wide variety of other criminal
justice employers.
The degree provides students currently employed in criminal justice with competencies
and credentials necessary for career development, management positions, and promotional opportunities.
And the Bachelor’s curriculum is an excellent
preparation for graduate or professional study
in criminal justice and related fields.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE B.S. DEGREE #178*
Major Area Requirements (60 credits) Required Major Area Courses (33 credits)
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CJ-101 |
The American Criminal |
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Justice System |
3 |
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CJ-105 |
Introduction to Corrections |
3 |
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CJ-200 |
Criminal Law |
3 |
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CJ-205 |
Criminal Procedure and Process |
3 |
CJ-290 Field Experience in Criminal Justice I 3 CJ-300 Current Issues in Criminal
Justice 3 CJ-315 Ethical Issues in Criminal
Justice 3 CJ-320 Diversity and Criminal Justice
3 CJ-330 Police and the Community 3 CJ-450
Research Methods in
Criminal Justice 3 CJ-490 Field Experience in
Criminal Justice II 3 Major Area Electives (12 Credits) Other Requirements and
Open Electives (15 Credits) CP-101 Introduction
to
Information Processing 3 Open Electives 12 Liberal Arts Requirements (60 Credits)
Liberal Arts Courses (42 Credits) English
or Literature 9 Mathematics 6 LA-101 Introduction
to Psychology 3 LA-102 Introduction to Sociology 3 LA-103 Introduction to Political Science 3
LA-108 Psychology of Abnormal Behavior 3 LA-120
Speech Communication 3 LA-130 American History
I 3 LA-240 Criminology 3 LA-241 Juvenile Delinquency
3 LA-242 Victimology 3 Liberal Arts Elective
Courses (18 Credits) Total Credits Required
(120 Credits)
