These prerequisites have been established to assure an adequate and uniform background for students in advanced classes. Franklin University reserves the right to alter course offerings or course content without notice. Not all courses are offered every trimester. A study of the techniques and operations of Fiscal Administration in the Public Sector. Particular emphasis is on public funding, spending, cash management and risk management.
Emphasis is also on construction of budgets and the estimation of costs of resources and services.
This course addresses a contemporary theme relevant to public safety management. The theme will change each academic year and will be determined by consultation with students, safety agency leaders and the Public Safety Management Advisory Board. Because of the various types of safety forces represented in the program, the topics selected will address more global public safety issues or multi-disciplinary issues. This course is a study of administrative legal issues within the context of Public Safety Management. The topics include constitutional limitations, rule-making authority, licensing and standing, evidentiary rules, informal proceeding, ethics regulation and contractual law.