COURSE GUIDE IN CRIMINOLOGY 1 – INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY

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PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITY
BINMALEY, PANGASINAN
NAME OF PROGRAM

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY

1st Semester, S.Y 2020 – 2021

COURSE GUIDE

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 COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OVERVIEW

COURSE GUIDE IN CRIMINOLOGY 1 – INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY

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BASIC COURSE INFORMATION

COURSE CODE CRIMINOLOGY 1
COURSE TITLE INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
COURSE CREDIT 3
PRE-REQUISITE / CO-
None
REQUISITE COURSE
CLASS HOURS 8:00-9:00/3:00-4:00
COURSE SCHEDULE Monday - Thursday
FACULTY INFORMATION
NAME GINA S. MILLAMINA
ACADEMIC RANK/
INSTRUCTOR 1/ GAD COORDINATOR
DESIGNATION
EMAIL ADDRESS ggmillmina@gmail.com
OPTIONS FOR OR
PREFERRED METHOD Thru e-mail and messenger
OFCONTACT
CONSULTATION SCHEDULE Monday & Tuesday 9:00-10:00
OFFICE LOCATION Criminal Justice Education Office beside Crime Laboratory
COURSE GOALS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
Course Goals:

This course aims to provide the basic understanding of a theory, its development and application to the etiology
of crime, and its use to understanding human, criminal, and deviant behaviors. It includes the historical evolution of
criminology, the different school of thoughts, the process of measuring crime, as it relates to criminological research,
the divisions and scope of criminology, and the justice system. This course also introduces Criminology as a
profession in the Philippines.

Learning Outcomes:

At the end of this course, you are expected to:

1. Determine the historical account, evolution and development of criminology and the applied disciplines and field of
criminology;
2. Identify major criminological theories, explaining etiology of crime, criminal behavior, deviant behavior and human
behavior;
3. Determine the fundamental concepts of law, crime, criminology, criminal justice, deviance and delinquency;
4. Identify typologies of crime, criminology, criminal, offenders and process of measuring crimes;
5. Determine the essential concepts of victimization and victimology;
6. Determine and understand the concepts of punishment, sentencing and rehabilitation;
7. Understand the criminology profession and career paths of criminologists in the Philippines.

COURSE MATERIALS

A. Required Readings

Modified Handouts, Module, Book

B. Multimedia Resources

C. Supplementary Readings

Web-linked

COURSE REQUIREMENTS, ASSESSMENTS, AND GRADING

Grades will be based on a number of course requirements as indicated above as well as a combination of both online
and face-to-face learning activities.
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Lecture assessment may include face-to-face or home-based testing. Formative assessments such as class
participations, quizzes, activities and exercises, video clips analyses, and video documentations will be used to
evaluate your comprehension and progress during the unit or lesson. Summative assessments are chapter and major