CRJ 223 - CRJ 223 Homeland Security

This course provides a comprehensive examination of terrorism and homeland security, focusing on the historical development, organizational structures, and current trends of both domestic and international terrorist organizations. Students will explore the evolution of terrorist tactics, the role of ideology, and the impact of terrorism on global and national security. The course also delves into the development and structure of homeland security in the United States, emphasizing the coordination among local, state, and federal agencies in preventing and responding to terrorist threats.
Prerequisite(s): ENG 096, if required by DSP.
3 lecture hours per week
3 credit hours