The course will culminate with an internship interview and submission of portfolio and affiliated projects. The internship experience allows students to clarify career interests, to synthesize prior knowledge from the classroom and field observation with direct experience, to critically examine the criminal justice system in operation, enhance analytical and observational skills, and apply theory in a realistic work environment. This course applies the concepts of grammar usage, sentence structure, and punctuation to the writing of paragraphs and essays. Credits A course designed to develop effective formal and informal speaking skills as well as listening skills. Students convey knowledge of topics by using proper techniques of speech based on research and preparation.
Students gain experience through a variety of speaking experiences.
This course applies cognitive reasoning and written communication skills to the analysis and exposition of literary texts. 3 Credits A course designed to introduce students to four major windows applications software packages used in business. Students work with word processing, spreadsheets, database, and presentation packages in order to integrate the four. Students are introduced to a historical perspective on computer use as well as basic hardware applications and requirements. An introduction to the concepts, principles, and values involved in ethics.