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Course Credit Table - Bachelor's 4-Year Program (Prevention Group)

publish date : 2026-10-07
Course Credit Table: Prevention Group - CPU

Course Credit Table

Bachelor's 4-Year Program, Cohort 95
Department of Crime Prevention and Correction (Prevention Group)

Course Name Course
Code		 Credits Course
Type		 Semester (Credits per semester) Teaching
Hours		 Teaching
Points		 Remarks
1-Fall 1-Spring 2-Fall 2-Spring 3-Fall 3-Spring 4-Fall 4-Spring
Police Professional English 1 1224112School Req. 2 22
Criminal Law (General) 1 4700912School Req. 2 22
Introduction to Law 470182School Req. 2 22
Chinese 1 6100112School Req. 2 22
Constitution & Human Rights Protection 803322School Req. 2 22
Psychology 140033Dept. Req. 3 33
Police Science 800112Dept. Req. 2 22
Police Professional English 2 1224122School Req. 2 22
Gender Equality and Police Practice 123082School Req. 2 22Note 5
Criminal Law (General) 2 4700922School Req. 2 22
Administrative Law 1 4703612School Req. 2 22
Chinese 2 6100122School Req. 2 22
Physical Education 990212School Req. 2 22
Statistics 410033Dept. Req. 3 33
Sociology 430242Dept. Req. 2 22
Practical English Reading 1 9918912Elective 2 22
Intro to AI and Information Security 123522School Req. 2 22
Criminal Law (Special) 1 4700712School Req. 2 22
Administrative Law 2 4703622School Req. 2 22
Introduction to Smart Enforcement 939342School Req. 2 22
Principles of Counseling 140332Dept. Req. 2 22
Criminology 1 4300912Dept. Req. 2 22
Police Regulations 1 4703712Dept. Req. 2 22
Traffic Accident Investigation 803672Dept. Req. 2 22
Seminar on Drug Abuse 432812Elective 2 22
Administrative Procedure Act 470542Elective 2 22
Cybersecurity and Applications 861892Elective 2 22
Criminal Justice System 990522Elective 2 22
Practical English Reading 2 9918922Elective 2 22
Technology and Cybercrime Investigation 123492School Req. 2 22
Criminal Procedure Law 1 4700512School Req. 2 22
Criminal Law (Special) 2 4700722School Req. 2 22
Criminology 2 4300922Dept. Req. 2 22
Criminal Psychology 430133Dept. Req. 3 33
Juvenile & Women/Children Police Work 431712Dept. Req. 2 22
Sex Crimes and Laws 432962Dept. Req. 2 22
Police Regulations 2 4703722Dept. Req. 2 22
Sociological Theory 430252Elective 2 22
Brain and Criminal Behavior 432742Elective 2 22
Seminar on Juvenile Delinquency 433032Elective 2 22
Human Rights Protection & Due Process 433372Elective 2 22
Community Policing 802422Elective 2 22
Cybercrime Investigation Practice 861862Elective 2 22
Social Media Intelligence Gathering 991902Elective 2 22
Criminal Procedure Law 2 4700522School Req. 2 22
Social Science Research Methods 120522Dept. Req. 2 22
Domestic Violence and Laws 431722Dept. Req. 2 22
Juvenile Justice Act 470122Dept. Req. 2 22
Police Patrol Operations 800102Dept. Req. 2 22
Social Problems and Policies 430262Elective 2 22
Seminar on Female Crime 432992Elective 2 22
Group Counseling Practice 433472Elective 2 22
Law Governing Exercise of Police Powers 471452Elective 2 22
Environmental Criminology 802342Elective 2 22
Introduction and Practice of AI 803662Elective 2 22
Economic Crime Research 810062Elective 2 22
Intro to Geographic Information System 840482Elective 2 22
Independent Study (I) 870682Elective 2 22
Seminar on Victimless Crime 920492Elective 2 22
Forensic Social Work 991162Elective 2 22
Crime Prevention 430152Dept. Req. 2 22
Counseling Theory and Techniques 430392Dept. Req. 2 22
Criminal Policy 470032Dept. Req. 2 22
Criminal Investigation 810033Dept. Req. 3 33Note 8
Crime Victim Protection Laws 431732Elective 2 22
Seminar on Criminology 432022Elective 2 22
Seminar on Organized Crime 433002Elective 2 22
Seminar on Violent Crime 433012Elective 2 22
Seminar on Property Crime 433022Elective 2 22
Administrative Remedies Act 490312Elective 2 22
Criminal Police Operations 800012Elective 2 22Note 8
Introduction to Police Operations 800122Elective 2 22Note 8
Independent Study (II) 870692Elective 2 22
Public Relations and Media Management 991032Elective 2 22
AI Ethics and Human Rights 991652Elective 2 22
Police Applied Writing and Practice 1 6101011School Req. 1 22Note 6
Police Scenario Practice 802882School Req. 2 22
Psychological Testing 140292Dept. Req. 2 22
Crime Prediction 430542Dept. Req. 2 22
Psychiatry 310042Elective 2 22
Selected Readings of Criminology Masterpieces 430112Elective 2 22
Geographic Information Analysis 433252Elective 2 22
Forensics and Criminal Investigation 433482Elective 2 22
Seminar on Criminal Law 470082Elective 2 22
Police Law Case Study 470932Elective 2 22
Independent Study (III) 991672Elective 2 22
Interdisciplinary Seminar on Law 1 9919112Elective 2 22
Police Applied Writing and Practice 2 6101021School Req. 1 22Note 6
Crime Analysis 410113Dept. Req. 3 33
Victimology 430902Dept. Req. 2 22
Clinical Psychology 140082Elective 2 22
Family and Marriage Counseling 430052Elective 2 22
Social Psychology 430282Elective 2 22
Criminal Law Case Study 470952Elective 2 22
Police Public Policy 800242Elective 2 22
Independent Study (IV) 991682Elective 2 22
Interdisciplinary Seminar on Law 2 9919122Elective 2 22
Total Credits by Semester (Total: 197) 1519263132312320

📌 Graduation & Curriculum Remarks:

  • Note 1: The minimum total graduation credits for this department is 133 credits.
  • Note 2 (School Requirements): 42 mandatory credits (including 2 credits for Physical Education). General education elective credits are limited to 8 credits within 4 years (excluding foreign languages).
  • Note 3 (Department Requirements): 55 mandatory credits. Students must complete at least 28 elective credits within the department over 4 years (excluding foreign languages).
  • Note 4: Per University regulations, 1 credit point generally equals 18 hours of teaching. Graduating class students (8th semester) may not take non-graduating courses unless willing to accommodate makeup classes.
  • Note 5: Course contents include gender equality, personal safety protection, law enforcement, and sexual violence prevention.
  • Note 6: Includes one hour of official document practice writing.
  • Note 7: Students must pass a proficiency test equivalent to GEPT Intermediate Level (Listening & Reading) before the end of the 5th semester to qualify for graduation. Remedial courses may be taken starting the 6th semester if failed.
  • Note 8: Courses such as "Criminal Investigation", "Criminal Police Operations", and "Introduction to Police Operations" will include teaching content on the "Four New Anti-Fraud Laws" starting from the 114th academic year (Fraud Crime Prevention Act, Communication Security and Surveillance Act, Special Chapter on Compulsory Dispositions in the Code of Criminal Procedure, and Money Laundering Control Act).
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