CCJS300

Criminological and Criminal Justice Research Methods

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Prerequisite: CCJS100 and CCJS105; and (PSYC200, CCJS200, ECON321, BMGT230, or SOCY201). Introduction to the formulation of research questions covering crime and justice, research designs, data collection, and interpretation and reporting in criminological and justice-system settings.

Fall 2024

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Brett Lacey

31 reviews
Average rating: 4.74

Wendy Stickle

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Christina Lentz

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Spring 2024

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Brett Lacey

31 reviews
Average rating: 4.74

Thomas Alexander

0 reviews
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Past Semesters

Laure Brooks

21 reviews
Average rating: 4.90

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Wendy Stickle

0 reviews
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Thomas Alexander

0 reviews
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Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Laure Brooks

21 reviews
Average rating: 4.90

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Laure Brooks

21 reviews
Average rating: 4.90

Thomas Alexander

0 reviews
Average rating: N/A

Wendy Stickle

0 reviews
Average rating: N/A

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Laure Brooks

21 reviews
Average rating: 4.90

Thomas Alexander

0 reviews
Average rating: N/A

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Alan Lehman

24 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Laure Brooks

21 reviews
Average rating: 4.90

Thomas Alexander

0 reviews
Average rating: N/A

Wendy Stickle

0 reviews
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