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Security and Loss Prevention
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Certificate Program
Program Coordinator: Jeffrey Crouch - 860-892-5721
This 27 credit certificate program prepares individuals for careers in security and loss prevention. Opportunities for employment in Southeastern Connecticut include work in industrial, corporate, business, retail and nuclear-based firms. Persons already employed in the field may pursue this certificate to upgrade their knowledge and skills while enhancing their career mobility.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are listed below.
SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID | Title of Course | Credits |
| Prerequisite Requirements | ||
| ENG* K100# | Reading/Writing Connection | 3 |
| Program Courses | ||
| CJS* K101° | Introduction to Criminal Justice | 3 |
| CJS* K103° | Introduction to Security | 3 |
| CJS* K211° | Criminal Law I | 3 |
| CJS* K213° | Evidence and Criminal Procedure | 3 |
| CJS* K220° | Criminal Investigation | 3 |
| CJS* K230° | Security Management | 3 |
| CJS* K231° | Security Procedures | 3 |
| CJS* K291° | Criminal Justice Practicum | |
| or | or | 3 |
| _________ | Elective | |
| ENG* K101° | Composition | 3 |
| GRAND TOTAL | 27 |
The following courses should
be taken prior to all others: ENG* K101, CJS* K101, CJS* K103.
The following courses should be taken after CJS* K101 in the precise
order: CJS* K230, CJS* K231, CJS* K211, CJS* K220, CJS* K213, CJS*
K291.
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Course has a prerequisite. Students should
check course description.
# May be exempted through placement score.
Security Loss and Prevention, Certificates
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will be able to:
1. identify and explain the basic structures and functions of the criminal justice system.
2. interpret the basic concepts and functions of criminal law.
3. apply constitutional principles that protect the rights of individuals and regulate criminal
justice practices and procedures.
4. indentify and explain the basic operational roles of private police and the basic theories
involved in the supervision of security personnel.
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