CJ 3030 - Concepts, Theories, and Practices in Homeland Security

This course examines the threats presented by international and domestic groups and individuals that target and attack national security interests. Threat categories are identified in an operational sense as strategic and tactical. Strategic and tactical targets include local, state, and federal entities as well as public and private sector safety, border security, transportation security, infrastructure, and commerce. Prerequisites: CJ1110 (4 credits)

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