CRJ103DB - Introduction to Corrections - DL (D. Burt) information page

CRJ 103-56 Introduction to Corrections - Distance Learning WebCT

Mr. David Burt


	There are no Synchronous or on-site requirements for this course Orientation is strongly encouraged, if you have not been involved in distance learning before.


	Communications Policy I will log in on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to answer e-mail and bulletin board questions. Attendance for "Weekly Chat Sessions " are strongly encouraged!


	No Prerequisites Required


	Textbook Available Online from HCC Bookstore Text: "Correction in America" 11th edition & Study Guide. ISBN 0-13-087726-3, ISBN 0-13-089542-3


	Course Description Introduction to the modern correctional services of local, state and federal institutions; the present philosophy. Theory and practice of the correctional process as it applies


	Course Objectives: Through outline chats, bulletin postings and readings, the primary course objectives to familiarize the student with the concepts of the correctional system. Concepts used in this course will examine correctional issues. Students completing this course will have an understanding of Corrections in both theory and practice.


	Methods of Instruction: Reading Assignments, Tutorials from Course Text- Posted Online, Mandatory Class Discussions held on WebCT Bulletin Boards, Chat sessions, Online Quizzes, Course papers & Projects, Homework assignments sent as e-mail and Online WWW Activities.


	Evaluation of Student's Progress: Class Participation: Students must participate in weekly online discussions and complete homework assignments, pass 4 tests, write 3 papers. Failure to participate will result in a grade of F*. Test & Papers will account for 90% of your grade. Each of them will be 1/7 of 90%. Class participation and weekly homework will account for 10%.


	Important Distance learning does not mean, "no deadlines". Late assignments, papers and exams will not be accepted, and you will receive a grade of "Zero" (0) for that assignment!

HCC Polices


	Please Note: Important College Course related issues! 1. Please Read the Academic Integrity Policy (Star 3). This information is located on the course log in page. 2. This class uses books, homework, quizzes, tests, etc. 3. If you need to withdraw from this class then you can find the form at Star 3. This information is located on the course log in page. 4. Please check your check email frequently.