Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice
CRJU 4200 81E - Profiling the Serial Offender
Credits:
3.00
An examination of the type and patterns of crimes committed by serial offenders and the process by which profiles are developed to solve these crimes. This course is designed for those students interested in developing the insight necessary to understand serial criminal offending. Students will learn why studying serial offenders is important, the history of crime profiling, and the process associated with developing a criminal profile. Students will also be exposed to theoretical perspectives that help explain how one becomes a serial offender, and the various types of serial offenders (e.g., serial killers, mass murderers, cult killers, rapist, stalkers, etc.). Students will learn about the various offender typologies and will analyze actual cases throughout the course.
College:
University College
Department:
Civic Engagement & Public Svc.
| Campus |
eMajor |
| Start Date |
MAR 06, 2023 |
End Date |
APR 29, 2023 |
| Days Taught |
TBA |
Time of Day |
TBA |
Location |
Intnet - INTERNET BASED COURSE |
TBA |
| Instructor(s):Gavin Lee |
Open Seats:1 of 2 as of 12/04/2023 05:29:52 |
| Pre-requisites:
eMajor Introduction Quiz
C
and
CRJU 1100
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| Additional Information: |
Instructional Method: 100% Online (E) |
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eMajor Introduction Quiz is required before registering. This 8-week course is taught completely online through eMajor and moves at an accelerated pace.
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