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CRJ 225 - Terrorism and Homeland Security

3 Credit(s)
This course will focus upon the social, political, economic and philosophical reasons for the development and spread of terrorism throughout the world, and examines potential dangers inherent in these practices and possible counter measures to combat terrorism. Special attention will be given to domestic and international acts of terror that affect American citizens, interests and policies. Students will also gain an understanding of the National Strategy which focuses on homeland security, such as intelligence & warning systems, border and transportation security, domestic terrorism, and emergency preparedness and response to prevent terrorist attacks, reduce vulnerability, minimize damage, and provide for recovery from terrorist attacks.

Prerequisite(s): CRJ 104 .


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