Program Director: James P. Doane
Office: Technology Center, Room 212
Phone: (409) 880-8293
E-mail: hmsy@lit.edu
LIT offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Crime Scene Technology. Students have two options with the Homeland Security degree.
They may focus on courses leading to careers as a Homeland Security Specialist or a Crime Scene Technician.
General Education Courses
Program Requirements
BIOL 2101 |
Anatomy & Physiology I Lab |
1:0:1 |
BIOL 2301 |
Anatomy & Physiology I |
3:3:0 |
CHEM 1106 |
Introduction to Chemistry I Lab |
1:0:1 |
CHEM 1306 |
Introduction to Chemistry I |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 1308 |
Criminalistics |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 1322 |
Introduction to Criminal Justice* |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 1325 |
Criminology |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 1327 |
Fundamentals of Criminal Law |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 1342 |
Criminal Investigation |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 2323 |
Criminalistics II |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 2345 |
Vice & Narcotics Investigation |
3:3:0 |
CJSA 2364 |
Practicum-Criminal Justice* |
3:0:23 |
HMSY 1337 |
Introduction to Homeland Security |
3:3:0 |
HMSY 1338 |
Homeland Security Emergency Communications Management |
3:3:0 |
HMSY 1342 |
Understanding & Combating Terrorism |
3:3:0 |
HMSY 1343 |
Weapons of Mass Destruction |
3:3:0 |
HMSY 2337 |
Managing a Unified Incident Command |
3:3:0 |
SOCI 1306 |
Social Problems |
3:3:0 |
* Capstone course.
+ Institutional requirement.