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Criminal Justice
	• CRJU 514 - Psychiatry and the Law
	• CRJU 515 - Information Processing and the Criminal Justice System
	• CRJU 516 - Comprehensive Planning in the Criminal Justice System
	• CRJU 517 - Employment Problems of the Offender
	• CRJU 519 - Rights of the Incarcerated
	• CRJU 520 - Advanced Scientific Investigations
	• CRJU 521 - Advanced Crime Scene Investigation I
	• CRJU 524 - Death Investigation
	• CRJU 525 - Criminal Procedure
	• CRJU 526 - Investigating Missing Children and Human Trafficking
	• CRJU 527 - Forensic Interviewing
	• CRJU 532 - Social Impact of Deviance
	• CRJU 533 - The Dynamics of Police Community Relationships
	• CRJU 534 - Terrorism and Homeland Security
	• CRJU 535 - Compstat, Crime Analysis & Mapping and Strategic-Oriented Policing
	• CRJU 536 - Intelligence Led Policing and Intelligence Analysis
	• CRJU 550 - Introduction to Correction Systems
	• CRJU 551 - Administrative Theory
	• CRJU 552 - Institutional Management
	• CRJU 553 - Public Administration
	• CRJU 554 - Graduate Survey in Criminal Justice Administration
	• CRJU 557 - Criminal Justice Function in African American Society
	• CRJU 558 - Social Control, Criminal Justice and Community Relations
	• CRJU 559 - Review and Evaluation of Criminal Justice Research
	• CRJU 560 - Seminar in Criminal Justice Administration
	• CRJU 561 - Principles of Correctional Education
	• CRJU 562 - Community Corrections
	• CRJU 563 - Advanced Criminology
	• CRJU 564 - Criminal Justice Management
	• CRJU 565 - Field Training
	• CRJU 566 - Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Corrections
	• CRJU 567 - Care analysis in Prevention Programs
	• CRJU 568 - Problems in the Exercise of Institutional Authority
	• CRJU 569 - Counseling the Juvenile and Adult Offender
	• CRJU 573 - Issues in Curriculum Construction in Correctional Education
	• CRJU 574 - Research for Planning
	• CRJU 575 - Quantitative Research in Criminal Justice
	• CRJU 577 - Criminal Justice Program Planning and Evaluation
	• CRJU 582 - Research Methods in Criminology & Criminal Justice
	• CRJU 583 - Thesis Project I
	• CRJU 584 - Thesis Project II
	• CRJU 588 - Supervision and Administration of Correctional Education Programs
	• CRJU 601 - Seminar in Professional Research
Curriculum & Instruction
	• CUIN 504 - Best Practices in Teaching
	• CUIN 550 - The High Performing Teacher
	• CUIN 551 - Learning Styles/Multiple Intelligences
	• CUIN 552 - Motivating Today’s Learner
	• CUIN 554 - Models of Effective Teaching
	• CUIN 560 - Theoretical Bases for Teaching and Learning
	• CUIN 587 - Curriculum Domains and Procedures
	• CUIN 600 - Internship Proseminar
	• CUIN 604 - Helping Students Become Self-Directed Learners
	• CUIN 605 - Philosophical, Sociological and Political Aspects of the Education Process
	• CUIN 606 - Instructional Strategies and Methods for Effective Teaching
	• CUIN 607 - Managing the Teaching/Learning Environment
	• CUIN 608 - Internship in Curriculum and Teaching
	• CUIN 609 - Seminar on Critical Issues in Teaching
	• CUIN 690 - Collaborative Action Research Part I
	• CUIN 691 - Collaborative Action Research Part II
Education
	• EDUC 500 - Psychological Foundations of Education
	• EDUC 503 - The Testing Process: Evaluating Student Progress
	• EDUC 505 - Multi-Media and Instructional Technology
	• EDUC 509 - Social Foundations of American Education
	• EDUC 510 - Philosophy of Education
	• EDUC 533 - Community Resources in Social Services
	• EDUC 535 - Community Resources in Mental and Physical Health
	• EDUC 536 - Evaluation of Community Resources and Programs
	• EDUC 537 - Developmental Bases of Behavior
	• EDUC 538 - Designing and Implementing a Thinking Curriculum
	• EDUC 539 - Teaching Thinking Through Cooperative Learning
	• EDUC 542 - Developing Students’ Thinking Abilities
	• EDUC 554 - Legal Aspects of Public School Operations
	• EDUC 560 - Developing Test-Taking Skills to Improve Instruction
	• EDUC 561 - Usage of the Computer in the Classroom
	• EDUC 570 - Baltimore City: An Instructional Resource for Classroom Teachers
	• EDUC 581 - Statistics in Social and Behavioral Sciences
	• EDUC 582 - Research Methods in the Social and Behavioral Sciences
	• EDUC 583 - Master’s Degree Thesis I
	• EDUC 584 - Master’s Degree Thesis II
	• EDUC 586 - Counseling Minority Groups
	• EDUC 602 - Education Seminar II
	• EDUC 603 - Assessing Student Performance
	• EDUC 606 - Instructional Strategies and Methods for Effective Teaching
	• EDUC 610 - Classroom Methods for Assessing Thinking
	• EDUC 616 - The Education of African Americans in the United States from Colonial Times to the Present
	• EDUC 646 - Human Relations and Interpersonal Communications
	• EDUC 651 - Learning Theories
	• EDUC 655 - Supervision of Instruction
	• EDUC 660 - Critical Issues in Education - Seminar I
	• EDUC 661 - Educational Leadership - Seminar II
	• EDUC 664 - Educating the Gifted in the Regular Classroom
	• EDUC 666 - School Climate: An Invitational Teaching Approach
	• EDUC 667 - Internship in Education Administration
	• EDUC 669 - Suicide, Stress, and Survival
	• EDUC 681 - Effective School-Community Relations for Effective Schools
	• EDUC 701 - School Law
	• EDUC 702 - Techniques of Educational Evaluation for Classroom Teachers
	• EDUC 703 - Career and Leisure Education for Mainstreamed Classrooms
	• EDUC 704 - Designing Action Research Projects to Solve Classroom Problems
	• EDUC 705 - Strategies for Curriculum Development

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