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Dr. Harald Otto Schweizer
Dept. of Criminology
 
 

Criminal Justice Organization and Management

(Web Enhanced)

SPRING 2015
CRIM102#31906
 Instructor: Harald Otto Schweizer, Ph.D. Office: S2-138 Tel. 278-8880
M/W/F 1000-1050 Science II Rm 208

SPRING OFFICE HOURS: Mon/Wed 1200-1330 Also on line
Advising also via email (haralds@csufresno.edu)
Other hours as arranged.

ADVISING ON LINE (synchronous or asynchronous contact)
Email inquiries submitted with student ID# will be responded to within 48 hours whenever feasible, except during holidays, personal day off, out of town conferences and commitments, and/or other unanticipated events which would preclude a timely response. DARS reports will be evaluated and emailed as an attachment to students for their records. It is therefore important to provide the student ID#.

EMAIL is the best form of contact.  Telephone messages are not as easily or frequently reviewed

Prerequisites: CRIM 2. Highly recommended: CRIM 20, 100 and 170

*An on line exam will be given on Blackboard on day indicated in the syllabus and on the class web page. Since the exam is on line, no class attendance is necessary on the posted exam date. Students must take/complete the quizzes within 72 hours of the official posting date/time.

IF A STUDENT DOES NOT ATTEND THE FIRST THREE CLASS MEETINGS WITHOUT NOTIFYING THE INSTRUCTOR OF A LEGITIMATE EMERGENCY, THE STUDENT WILL BE DROPPED.

Frequently (twice a week) check this class website AND Blackboard for any changes/updates.

Miscellaneous Information
Assignments/Misc.

Syllabus (html)

Leadership and Management Links

Course Project

  
Tentative Lecture Outlines
1. System vs. Non-System 9. Corrections Org. & Oper
2. Org. Principles & Practices 10. Corr. Pers.Roles & Functions
3. Community Policing 11. Corr. Issues and Practices
4. Police Org. & Operation
 12. Community Corrections
5. Police Pers. Roles & Functions 13. Budgets and Technology
6. LE Issues and Practices 14. What lies ahead: The Future
7. Court Pers. Roles & Functions Victim Services
8. Court Issues & Practices Empowerment Links
Criminology Newsletters  State Law Enforcement Agency Statistics
 Managing Non-Profit Organizations Articles relating to CJ Org. & Mgmnt 
Law Enf. Personnel ethnicity/sex for the largest agencies in the U.S.
REQUIRED TEXTS: Peak, K.J. "Justice Administration" (7th or later Edition) Prentice Hall, and supplementary readings as assigned and/or appropriate.
ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE COMPUTER COMPETENCY AND BE FAMILIAR WITH OR LEARN TO USE BLACKBOARD.

The Final Exam is comprehensive, will include questions from all of the past quizzes, lecture information and information from other sources/readings designated by the instructor. The exam will consist of both multiple-choice questions and essays. The questions will reflect the Student Learning Outcomes identified in the course syllabus.

GRADING
300 points- research project (to be discussed in class)
300 points- Quizzes (75 points per quiz)
350 points- Final exam
50 points- Web based assignment/s
A-900+, B-800+, C-700+, D-600+

NOTE: There are no make-ups for the exams and there is NO EXTRA CREDIT in this course. You are responsible for taking the exams and for any computer/network problems you are experiencing. If you are going to miss both the mid-term and final exam for any, you should WITHDRAW from this course. If you take the exams on line you have at least 72 hours to start and complete the posted exams.  If you decide to take the exam in class during the schedule exam date, you will have to bring a computer and access the internet if you want to earn a good grade, since part of the questions deal with CJ related websites.

If you do not begin the exam the day it is posted, and you have internet problems when taking it later, you will not be given additional time.

Important Dates:

Week

Dates

Subject topic (Required readings and class topics)

1

17 Jan

Overview of course content, syllabus, and policies. Explanation of plagiarism and honor code. Chpt. 1 Study and Scope of Justice Administration

2

21-23 Jan

Chpt. 1  &  Chpt. 2- Organization and Administration: Principles & Practices; Com.Policing. 19 January MLK Day no class.

3

26-30 Jan

Chpt. 3The Police- Org. and Op. Chpt.4 Police Personnel Roles/functions 

4

2-6 Feb

Chpt.4  Police Personnel Roles/functions  

5

13 Feb

9/11 February on line quiz. Class meets 13 February only

6

18/20 Feb

Chpt.5  Police Iss. & Pract. 16 Feb. Presidents day no class

7

23-27 Feb

Chpt 6  The Courts-Org.and Operation

8

2-4 Mar

Chpt. 8 Court Iss.& Practices   6 March on line quiz

9

9-13 Mar

Chpt.13 Rights of CJ Employees  

10

16-18 Mar

Chpt. 9 Corrections Org. and Operation 20 March on line quiz

11

23-27 Mar

Chpt 10 Correct. Pers. Roles/Functions 

12

30Mar-

Spring break no class.

13

6-10 Apr

  Chpt 11 Corrections Issues and Practices

14

13-17Apr

Chpt 15/16 Special Challenges

15

20-24 Apr

Special Challenges-current events/issues

16

27A-1 May

Chpt 12 Ethics 1 May project due

17

5/6 May

Budgets; Victim Services discussion of projects

8 May

1000-1200 End of semester consultation hours

  Final 13 May 1100-1300 (option for on line or paper based exam)*

 

*students desiring paper based exam in class must email the instructor before finals week

Above schedule and content is approximate and subject to change depending on circumstances

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The author of these pages is solely responsible for the content of this site.
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For additional questions or comments, please contact
Dr. Harald Otto Schweizer,
559-278-8880
haralds@csufresno.edu

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Ofrecemos una LICENCIATURA en Criminologia con empasis
policiaca, correcional, o servicios para victimas del crimenes, y
un Magíster Universitario en Criminología
(Duración Ciclo Intermedio: 1-2 años)