CCJ3011 (CCJ3011)

An overview into what criminology entails: careers, responsibilities, viewpoints

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 1 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included the introduction of crime and theory, social bonds and control, and self-control (continued into Week 2). I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This study guide serves as a review for the third exam in CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This exam was non-cumulative and covered data collection in criminology, criminology research methods, theory and criminal justice policy, perspectives on punishment, social threat and social control, and moral panics. Using this study guide, I received a 48/50 on the exam. This document doesn't include everything, but contains what I believe is the most important information. The ma...

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 3 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included classical criminology, critical criminology, and biological/trait theories (continued into Week 4). I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 2 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included the continuation of self-control, social disorganization theories, differential association/social learning, and anomie and strain. I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 4 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included the continuation of biological/trait theories, life course theories, the correlates of crime, and crime trends. I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 5 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included the data collection in criminology, criminology research methods, theory and criminal justice policy, and perspectives on punishment. I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This document contains the lecture notes from Week 6 of CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This week of lectures included the three ideologies of criminology, social threat and social control, and moral panics. I have highlighted what I believe to be the most important information. A lot of the information highlighted appeared on the exams.

This study guide serves as a review for the second exam in CCJ3011 - Criminology at the Florida State University. This exam was non-cumulative and covered classical criminology, critical criminology, biological/trait theories, life course theories, and correlates of crime. Using this study guide, I received a 49/50 on the exam. This document doesn't include everything, but contains what I believe is the most important information. The majority of it showed up on the exam.