CRIM330

In this course, students examine the critical issues of domestic and international terrorism. The phenomenon of terrorism is analyzed from varying theoretical and empirical perspectives. Topics include terror organizations/networks, ideology, motives, tactics, and propaganda. Attention is also given to terrorism research trends, current events, and future implications. Credit will be earned once between CJ 330 and CRIM 330. Prerequisite: CRIM 101 or CJ 201. Grade of C or higher or Permission of Instructor. Offered: Annually.