CJ 272 - Geographical Informatory Systems

This course will introduce the student to the historical evolution of mapping, and geography in the criminal justice system and then discuss the uses and applications of geographic information systems (GIS) in crime analysis, deployment of resources in the criminal justice system, and the uses of GIS in managing offender populations. Students will also have an introduction to the major GISS applications used in crime analysis Arch Info and Pitney Bowe Map Info.

Prerequisite:

CJ 158

Not offered in the evening or on Saturday.
1 semester 3 credits.
Spring

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CJ 272 - Geographical Informatory Systems