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COMM-1270-01
Our goal is to achieve good thinking that fosters effective communication. Active learning is an essential feature in our approach to teaching and learning. This course asks you to engage thoroughly in examining thinking when you are thinking. We examine fundamental elements of reasoning, we apply universal intellectual standards, and we gain intellectual traits and virtues as we engage in learning critical thinking skills. We give emphasis to elements of thought that help us open other systems of thinking in other disciplines. We actively construct knowledge, and we construct coherent rhetoric, and we respond to issues and situations from a clear and authentic perspective. When we think critically about our thinking we can develop competence in interpersonal communication, and we can engage productively in our communities and civic life.
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CJ-1900-40 Fall 2020 (40779)
ONLINE COURSE. You are expected to log into your online course(s) within the first three days of the term, or you may be withdrawn. To login, go to canvas.dixie.edu and follow the login instructions. After logging in, click on ‘Courses’ from the side menu to access your enrolled course(s). Follow instructions provided by your instructor on the course landing page or syllabus. For support and additional information, please visit online.dixie.edu. Online Delivery Fee: $30/credit.
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CJ-1900-01 Fall 2020 (40463)
Skills-based course for those students interested in learning about criminal investigations through digital forensics. Introduces computer crime through an overview of the criminal acts that can be committed using a computer or the Internet, and how those acts can be successfully investigated. Also includes the legal aspects of search and seizure, proper procedures for handling digital evidence in relation to the rules of evidence, and the use of basic imaging equipment. **COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOs) At the successful conclusion of this course, students will be able to: 1. Describe all 4 phases of digital forensics and identify 2 distinct tasks in each phase. 2. Demonstrate the ability to trace emails back to their source given their header. 3. Demonstrate proficiency using a hardware imager. 4. Process a virtual or created crime scene. Course fee required. FA, SP
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COMM-1270-40 Fall 2020 (40519)
ONLINE COURSE. You are expected to log into your online course(s) within the first three days of the term, or you may be withdrawn. To login, go to canvas.dixie.edu and follow the login instructions. After logging in, click on ‘Courses’ from the side menu to access your enrolled course(s). Follow instructions provided by your instructor on the course landing page or syllabus. For support and additional information, please visit online.dixie.edu. Online Delivery Fee: $30/credit.