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CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: CJ233 Introduction to Security: This course covers the basic principles of security and loss prevention that is common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics of discussion will include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, and accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	F2B2009	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	Chandler, David D.		7:40 - 10:10 PM	-M-W---	16/40/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	S2G2010	Grand Forks AFB	N/A	GR	3	Staff		TBA		0/30/ 0
Introduction to Security	S2T2010	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Staff		TBA	TBA	0/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	U1T2010	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Staff		TBA	TBA	0/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	S1T2010	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Staff		TBA	TBA	3/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	F1T2009	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Gadberry, James H.		TBA	TBA	12/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	F2T2009	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Gadberry, James H.		TBA	TBA	13/25/ 0	View

CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: CJ233 Introduction to Security: This course covers the basic principles of security and loss prevention that is common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics of discussion will include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, and accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	S2B2009	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	Chandler, David D.		5:00 - 7:30 PM	--T-R--	7/40/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	F2B2008	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	DeAngelis, George A.		5:00 - 7:30 PM	--T-R--	25/40/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	F1T2008	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Angelo, Joseph M.		TBA	TBA	5/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	F2T2008	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Christopher, Kenneth		TBA	TBA	8/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	S2T2009	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Angelo, Joseph M.		TBA	TBA	5/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	SP2009	Parkville Daytime	MC23	HO	3	Christopher, Kenneth		10:00 - 10:50 AM	-M-W-F-	9/25/ 0	View

CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: This course covers the basic principles of security and loss prevention that is common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics of discussion will include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, and accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	S2T2008	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Christopher, Kenneth		TBA	TBA	13/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	F2T2007	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Angelo, Joseph M.		TBA	TBA	20/25/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	FA2007	Parkville Daytime	MC31	HO	3	Christopher, Kenneth		10:00 - 10:50 AM	-M-W-F-	11/20/ 0	View

CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: This course covers the basic principles of security and loss prevention that is common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics of discussion will include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, and accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	F1B2006	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	DeAngelis, George A.		5:00 - 7:30 PM	--T-R--	36/38/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	S1B2007	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	DeAngelis, George A.		8:00 - 1:00 PM	------S	24/38/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	U1B2007	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	DeAngelis, George A.		5:00 - 7:30 PM	--T-R--	21/36/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	U1B2007	Fort Bliss	N/A	BL	3	DeAngelis, George A.		5:00 - 7:30 PM	--T-R--	21/36/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	U1T2007	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	19/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	U1T2007	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	19/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	S2T2007	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Staff		TBA	TBA	0/ 0/ 0
Introduction to Security	F2T2006	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	20/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	FA2006	Parkville Daytime	MC21	HO	3	Christopher, Kenneth		11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	12/20/ 0	View

CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: This course covers the basic principles of security and loss prevention that is common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics of discussion will include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, and accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	F1T2005	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	14/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	S2T2006	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	14/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	FA2005	Parkville Daytime	MC23	HO	3	Davidson, Duane A.		11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	10/20/ 0

CJ233 - Introduction to Security

Course Description: The basic principles of security and loss prevention that are common and fundamental to all areas of protection of personal property from historical and modern day points of view. Topics include: the security industry, the threat environment, risk analysis, fundamentals of physical security, safety, accident prevention, and common security problems. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2004-2005)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Introduction to Security	S1T2005	Online Courses (Undergraduate)	N/A	DL	3	Sturner, Peter C.		TBA	TBA	20/25/ 0
Introduction to Security	FA2004	Parkville Daytime	SC010	HO	3	Davidson, Duane A.		11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	9/20/ 0	View
Introduction to Security	U1F2005	Quantico	3089	QU	3	Robertson, Vincent L.		12:05 - 12:10 PM	----R--	7/12/ 0	View

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Building abbreviations for Parkville Classrooms

AL = Alumni Hall
CERLAB = Ceramics Lab
CH = Chapel
CO = Copley
CQ = Copley Quad
HERR = Herr House
MA = Mabee Underground
MC = Mackay
SC = Science Hall
WOOD = Woodard Conference Center

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