Required Readings:
1. Police
Technology
A.
Chapters Seven through Twelve
Recommended Readings:
-
Improving Public Safety through Justice
Information Sharing, National Governor's Association, A
Center for Best Practices, February 2004
-
Public Safety and the Interoperability
Challenge Public Safety and the Interoperability, Smith,
Brenna and and Tom Tolman, AGILE, April 2000
-
Crime Analysis in America: Findings and
Recommendations, Timothy C. O'Shea, Ph.D.
Assignments:
- Choose
two of the discussion questions from three of the six chapters (for a
total of six questions). Write a one or two paragraph response to each
of the questions;
- Go to
Page 151 or 152 in the text, complete either of the "try this"
exercises. Submit a one paragraph description of your results;
- Go to
Page 166 or 184 (the exercise at the bottom of the page) in the text,
complete either of the "try this" exercises. Submit a one paragraph
description of your results;
- Go to
Page 193 or 206 in the text, complete either of the "try this"
exercises. Submit a one paragraph description of your results;
- Go to
Page 214 and 215 in the text, explore three of the nine websites
listed on the page. Write a one or two paragraph description of each
of the three you chose;
- Go to
Page 220 or 229 in the text, complete either of the "try this"
exercises. Submit a one paragraph description of your results;
- Submit a
three to five page research paper on how law enforcement technology
has, or can, affect one of the following topics (refer to the expanded
assignment descriptions for details):
-
Fragmentation
-
Community Policing
-
Situational Crime Prevention
- You
may choose another topic; however, you must receive the instructor’s
permission BEFORE
you begin to work;
- Online
forum participation; (click
here for this module discussion question) and,
- Submit a
bibliography outlining your research on the Session/Semester Project.
Due Dates Winter 2008 |
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Semester |
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February 25 |
Semester/Session Begins |
January 31 |
January 11 |
March 7 |
Module One |
February 22 |
January 25 |
March 21 |
Module Two |
March 21 |
February 8 |
April 4 |
Module Three |
April 14 |
February 21 |
April 17 |
Module Four |
April 19 |
February 23 |
April 19 |
Semester/Session Ends |
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Module Two