The Criminal Justice Technology program is a sequence of courses that prepares students for criminal justice professions. Learning opportunities develop academic, occupational, and professional knowledge and skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of criminal justice theory and practical application necessary for successful employment
Career opportunities: Program graduates qualify for employment that can lead to on-the-job training for certification as peace officers and may pursue positions with state, local, or federal agencies.
24 credits (out of 30 max)
CRJU 1010: Introduction to Criminal Justice ( 3 DE credits)
CRJU 1030: Corrections (3 DE credits)
CRJU 1040: Principles of Law Enforcement (3 DE credits)
CISM 2201: Foundations of Computer Applications (3 DE credits)
CRJU 1062: Methods of Criminal Investigation ( 3 DE credits)
CRJU 1063: Crime Scene Processing (3 DE credits)
CRJU 2050 Criminal Procedures ( 3 DE credits)
FOSC 1206: Introduction to Forensic Science ( 3 DE credits)
24
8
Criminal Justice Fundamentals
Crime Scene Fundamentals
Forensic Science Fundamentals
2 semesters (fall and spring)
This program does not have any required fees. However, students are responsible for the cost of any required supplies.
Textbooks for all courses are provided by WGTC. Students only be charged for a textbook if it is not returned or if it is returned damaged
Program registration is open from January - April each school year. Program enrollment is completed on a first come first serve basis. Students must meet all admission requirements to be enrolled in a CCI program. Additionally, all required registration steps must be submitted for an application to be considered complete. Enrollment status notification is sent out in mid to late May each year via the student's DCSS email. To review admission requirements, please visit the Admission Requirements page. To apply, please visit the Registration page.