Subject Code

Subject Title

Description

LAL 103

Communication Arts 2

(Grammar & Composition 2)

Study of English Language and its proper usage, grammar, composition and sentence construction.

LAL 205

World Literature

Study of the literatures of the world from beginning of civilization to the present.

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MNS 102

Mathematics 2

(Trigonometry)

Study of the definition and basic concepts in trigonometry, trigonometric functions, sum formulas, trigonometric equations and calculations with inverse trigonometric functions.

MNS 103

Natural Science 1

(General and Inorganic Chemistry)

Study of the fundamental principles of chemistry that include discussion of chemical properties, relationship and mechanism of chemical change, quantum theory, electronic structure of atoms, periodic relationship among elements and basic concept of solution and its stoichiometry.

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Description

HSS 104

Philosophy 2

(Ethics)

Study of the principles of conduct governing an individual’s attitude demonstrated through ethical conduct, beliefs, and values integrity which deals with self-image and corruption, justice which comprises might vs. right, and perception vs. reality.

HSS 105

Philippine History

Study of the contributions of regional studies and global processes to social change; the relevance of the Philippine workings in relation to Asian countries; colonial and post colonial Philippine society; and the important aspect in understanding the modern transformation in Philippine history and culture.

HSS 307

Basic Economics with Taxation and Agrarian Reform

Study of the basic concepts of economics; microeconomics; the law of supply and demand; product markets; the distribution of income; taxation; and the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988 as amended.

HSS 308

Life, Works, and Writings of Rizal

Study of the major contributions of Rizal to present social thoughts, politics and education; continuing relevance of Rizal’s ideas raised in his two books, the “Noli Me Tangere” and “El Filibusterismo”; his legacy in the development of nationalism and humanism influencing the contemporary times; and the critical analysis of his other literary works.

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CPS 102

Criminal Justice System

Study of the Criminal Justice System in the Philippine setting which gives emphasis on the following but not limited to: nature and goals of criminal justice system; the five(5) components of criminal justice system namely: law enforcement, prosecution, court, correction, and the community; the Shria Law; and the current issues and concerns in Philippine criminal justice system.

CPS 103

Fundamentals of Criminology

Study of crime as a social phenomenon including the causes and consequences of crime; development of criminal behavior; causes and other aspects of crime; and the difference of criminology and other criminal justice and its components including police, courts and corrections.

CPS 104

Management 1

(Fundamentals of Management)

Study of management; it’s historical development; the five (5) management functions: planning, organizing, leading, coordinating and controlling; organization theories; organization theories; organizational structures; and organizational development.

CPS 210

 Law 2

(Criminal Law 2-Book 2)

The analytical study of articles 114-367 of the Revised Penal Code (as amended) and analytical study of relevant cases.

CPS 211

Criminalistics 3

 (Forensic Ballistics)

Scientific study of firearms powder, propelled weapons, missiles and explosives. Topics include: techniques in identifying cartridges, casing and bullet; bullet markings; and the use of instrumentation and equipment in ballistics examination.

CPS 212

Criminalistics 4

(Forensic Medicine)

Study of the medico-legal aspects; the nature and causes of death, impotency and sterility and poisoning; the nature and characteristics of wounds; post mortem examinations; and autopsy demonstration.

CPS 213

Criminalistics 5

(Polygraphy)

Study of the historical development, the instrument and its parts, the examination room basis for lie detector tests, qualification of examiner, factors affecting teat results and legal status of lie detector test results.

CPS 214

Criminalistics 6

(Questioned Documents)

Scientific study of questioned documents; the procedures of detecting proof of forgery; types and writing materials; procedures of restoring writing; deciphering erasures and obliteration; the use of UV rays, infrared radiation, colored powders and visible lights in examining QD and the principles in using instrumentation on QD.

CPS 215

Statistics

 (Descriptive and Inferential)

Study of the basic statistical concepts and operations; collection of data with Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion; tabular and graphical distribution of data; coefficient correlation; chi-square; and ANOVA.

CPS 216

Management 2

(Resource Management)

Study of small unit management; human resource management; (personnel placement and manpower allocation, training and career development, morale and welfare schemes, performance evaluation system); logistics/fiscal management; research and planning; and records and communication  management.

CPS 322

 Law 5

(Special Laws)

Study of various special laws with emphasis on law enforcement, public safety and social defense.   

CPS 323

Research 2

(Thesis Writing with Oral Defense)

Study of the principles of participatory research; the framework for analysis of participatory research projects; the characteristics of a social research; methodologies used in social research; and the criteria choosing a research area.

 A defended/approved Chapters 4 and 5 is a requirement of the subject.

CPS 324

Arson Investigation

Study of fire-damaged physical evidence and crime scene to detect an arson; techniques involve in arson investigation; chemistry of explosives and materials used in the formation of explosives, the various ways in which explosives are interrelated and initiated; and the Arson Law.

CPS 325

Basic Intelligence

Study of the intelligence cycle; cover and concealment; sources of   information; and processes in handling information and  informants.

CPS 326

Management 3

(Police, Fire, Jail Organization and Administration)

Study of RA 6975 as amended; the legal mandate; functional and organizational structure; program thrusts; and major programs of the PNP, BJMP, and BFP.

CPS 327

Public Safety Contemporary Issues and Problems

Study of the problems besetting the community (i.e. crime, vice, gambling, drugs, and prostitution, etc.). Methods and strategies in confronting issues and problems; and Efficiency and effectiveness of Public Safety Services sector in dealing with contemporary issues and problems.