PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA

Outcomes-Based Syllabus COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

University Road, Poblacion, Muntinlupa City

Course Code / Title CEP 4 Criminology Enhancement Program for Crime Detection and Investigation
Issue No. 1 Effectivity Date 1st Sem, AY 2020-2021 Revision No. 0 Revision Date 02/5/2021 Page No. 1 of 8

Course Code CEP 4

Course Title Criminology Enhancement Program for Crime Detection and Investigation
This course is to enhance the foundation of students with Subjects under Crime Detection and Investigation. The main points are within the table of
specification under the Professional Regulation Committee Board of Criminology. The subjects included are Fundamental of Criminal Investigation, Traffic
Course Description
Management and Accident Investigation, Special Crime Investigation, Organized, Organized Crime Investigation, Drug Education and Vice Control and
Fire Technology and Arson Investigation.
Course Credit 3
Contact Hours per Week 3
Pre-Requisite Course/s Completed all major subjects
Course Outcomes Program Outcomes
Common to all programs in all types of schools (from CHED CMO 5 S. 2018)
6.1.a Articulate and discuss the latest development in the specific field of practice (PQF level 6 descriptor)
6.1.c Work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams (PQF level 6 descriptor)

Common to the discipline (Criminal Justice Education) (from CHED CMO 5 S. 2018)
6.2.a Conduct criminological research and further studies
6.2.f Protect lives and properties

Specific to the graduates of the BS Criminology Program

6.3.a Conduct criminological research on crimes, crime causation, victims, and offenders to include deviant behavior;
6.3.b Internalize the concepts of human rights and victim welfare;
6.3.c Demonstrate competence and broad understanding in law enforcement administration, public safety, and criminal justice;
6.3.d Utilize criminalistics or forensic science in the investigation and detection of crime;
6.3.e Apply the principles and jurisprudence of criminal law, evidence and criminal procedure;
6.3.f Ensure the offender’s welfare and development for their re-integration to the community.

Course Intended Learning Outcomes

Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation
Understand the basic concept of criminal Investigation
Apply the modern techniques in CDI and in processing and preservation of physical evidence

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 Apply and analyze the techniques of obtaining information including criminal Psychology
Internalize concepts, general and legal principles in affecting arrest, searches, and seizures
Evaluate the legal and moral considerations to be observed during custodial investigation
Special Crime Investigation
Recognize the basic concepts of special crime investigation
Enumerate the methods and techniques in the investigation of special cases involving persons, rape, parricide, murder, homicide, infanticide, abortion,
property, etc.
Recall and recognize the approaches and procedures in crime scene search, sketch, photography, collection and preservation of evidence
Demonstrate the appropriate documentation procedures of the crime scene
Detect and validate the methods and techniques in the processing and identification of deceased victims
Apply the identification, proper collection, marking and preservation of evidence and the chain of custody requirement
Organized Crime Investigation
Define or discuss organized crime
Differentiate the coverage of transnational crimes, terrorism, cyber or technology crimes, organized syndicates and other profile crimes
Describe the types/modes of operation of the said kind of crime group.
Compare and contrast the existing local and international laws that penalizes the commission of organized crimes
State the legal basis of trafficking of person and the causes and effects of environmental crimes
Drug Education and Vice Control
Identify the causes and influences of drug abuse
Differentiate the adverse and ill effects of drug abuse
Identify the source of dangerous drugs
Devise and simulate the drug education and enforcement of drug related dependents
Determine and apply the strategies in implementation of RA 9165
Traffic Management and Accident Investigation
Apply the basic concepts of Traffic Enforcement and Accident Investigation
Use the fundamentals of the five pillars of traffic management.
Define and apply the existing traffic laws, rules and regulations
Explain/apply the technical concepts of traffic accident
Fire Technology and Arson Investigation
Discuss the concepts and principles of fire
Determine the causes and classes of fire
Apply the methods/ steps of various firefighting techniques
Explain the Arson law and other applicable laws
Appraise fire and arson investigate techniques and procedure
Analyze the provisions of RA 9165

We envision Muntinlupa City as one of the leading investments hubs in the country with educated, healthy and God-loving people living peacefully and
Muntinlupa City Vision
securely in a climate change adaptive and disaster resilient community under the rule of transparent, caring, and accountable leadership.
PLMun Vision A dynamic and highly competitive higher education institution committed to people empowerment towards building a humane society

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CCJ Vision
The PLMun e-Learning
Policy Statement
The College of Criminal Justice will be known as a respected and dignified academic institution in the society. Committed to provided quality education and Christian
values. To be responsible, productive, and competent professionals for the Glory of the Almighty God.
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COURSE CONTENT / OUTLINE:

Teaching–Learning Activities (TLAs)

Course Content/
Week
Subject Matter
Classroom Guidelines (The Vision
and Mission of the City, PLMun,
1 and CCJ) Orientation
GAD Orientation
Course Syllabus
Fundamentals of Criminal
Investigation
Understand the basic concept of
criminal Investigation
Apply the modern techniques in CDI
2 and in processing and preservation of
physical evidence
Apply and analyze the techniques of
obtaining information including
criminal Psychology
Learning Resource ASYNCHRONOUS
SYNCHRONOUS Assessment Tasks /
Materials (Self-paced and time-independent---
(via Zoom, Google Meet, FB Messenger, Outputs
(Reference Book, Workbook) MODULE, email, discussion forum,
FB Live, Application Sharing)
Blog, FB Group Chat, etc.)
PLMUN Student Handbook - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
GOOGLE MEET. Mini Recitation
- Group Dynamics (Students will make
variety types of posters stating the Vision, Worksheet
Mission of the City, PLMun and CCJ)
PLMUN compendium - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
GOOGLE MEET.
Reflection/

Summative Test
Internalize concepts, general and
legal principles in affecting arrest, PLMUN compendium
searches, and seizures - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
3 Evaluate the legal and moral Google Meet.
considerations to be observed during
custodial investigation

4 Traffic Management and Accident - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru Reflection
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 Investigation
Apply the basic concepts of Traffic PLMUN compendium
Enforcement and Accident
Investigation Google Meet.
Use the fundamentals of the five
pillars of traffic management.

Define and apply the existing traffic

- Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
laws, rules and regulations
Google Meet.
5 Explain/apply the technical concepts Summative Test
of traffic accident PLMUN compendium

Organized Crime Investigation

Define or discuss organized crime
Differentiate the coverage of PLMUN compendium
transnational crimes, terrorism, cyber
- Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
or technology crimes, organized
6 Google Meet. Reflection
syndicates and other profile crimes
Describe the types/modes of
operation of the said kind of crime
group.

Compare and contrast the existing

local and international laws that
- Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
penalizes the commission of PLMUN compendium
Google meet.
organized crimes
7 - Case Analysis (Students will present one Summative Test
State the legal basis of trafficking of
case that talks about one theory about
person and the causes and effects of
juvenile delinquency
environmental crimes

TOS exam for Fundamental of PLMUN compendium

criminal investigation - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
8 Traffic management and accident Google Meet. Summative Test
investigation
Organized Crime Investigation

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9 MIDTERM EXAMINATION

Drug Education and Vice Control

Identify the causes and influences of PLMUN compendium
drug abuse - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
10 Differentiate the adverse and ill effects Google Meet. Reflection
of drug abuse
Identify the source of dangerous drugs

Devise and simulate the drug

education and enforcement of drug
related dependents PLMUN compendium - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
11 Determine and apply the strategies in Google Meet. Summative Test
implementation of RA 9165

Special Crime Investigation

Recognize the basic concepts of
special crime investigation PLMUN compendium
- Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
Enumerate the methods and techniques
Google Meet .
in the investigation of special cases
- Debate Open Discussion (Distinction
involving persons, rape, parricide,
between juvenile delinquents and adult
12 murder, homicide, infanticide, Reflection
criminal.) (Distinction between Status
abortion, property, etc.
Offense and Juvenile Delinquency)
Recall and recognize the approaches
and procedures in crime scene search,
sketch, photography, collection and
preservation of evidence

Demonstrate the appropriate

documentation procedures of the crime
scene - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
13 Detect and validate the methods and PLMUN compendium Google meet. Formative Test
techniques in the processing and
identification of deceased victims
Apply the identification, proper
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 collection, marking and preservation of
evidence and the chain of custody
requirement

Fire Technology and Arson

Investigation
Discuss the concepts and principles of PLMUN compendium
fire - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
14 Determine the causes and classes of Google Meet. Reflection
fire
Apply the methods/ steps of various
firefighting techniques

Explain the Arson law and other

applicable laws PLMUN compendium
- Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
15 Appraise fire and arson investigate Google Meet. Summative Test
techniques and procedure

TOS exam for Drug Education and PLMUN compendium - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
16 Vice control, Traffic Management and Google Meet. Summative Test
Accident Investigation

TOS exam for Fundamental of

criminal investigation
PLMUN compendium
Special Crime Investigation - Interactive Lecture and Discussion thru
17 Organized Crime Investigation, Drug Google Meet. Summative Test
Education and Vice control, Traffic
Management and Accident
Investigation

18 FINAL EXAMINATION

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 Summative
Course Outcomes Details
Assessment Tasks
Remember, Understand and Analyze a multiple type questions exam of CPE 4 Written Test Objective Tests

Suggested Readings
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa Compedium for CPE
and References
Course Requirements 1. Class Drills/Exercises, Interactive Activities, Quizzes, Projects and Major Examinations
Mid Term Grade = 10% Attendance + 20%CS + 20%Q + 50%ME
Final Term Grade = 10% Attendance + 20%CS + 20%Q + 50%FE
Average Grade = MEG + FEG
2
Grading System CS = Class Participation Q = Quiz
CP = Class Participation AQ = Average Quiz
A = Attendance
ACP = Average Class Standing ME = Midterm Exam
CS = Class Standing FE = Final Exam
1. The maximum number of absences allowed a student per semester is 20% of the total number of class hours. For instance, 20% of 54 hours is 10.8 or 11
hours. A student is given a grade of 5.00 (failed) if s/he incurs absences more than the allowed percentage of class hours.
2. Any student, who for an avoidable cause finds it necessary to be absent from class, must present to his/her professor either a letter from his/her parent or
Classroom Policies guardian or a medical certificate upon returning class.
3. A student may be accepted in class even if s/he is late for 25 minutes but should be marked absent.
4. A student is held responsible for all lessons and assignments missed during his/her absence. Furthermore, quizzes cannot be made up.
5. Any form of dishonesty, and/or deceit, especially cheating during examination or any class work shall be given a failing grade or 50.

Prepared by: Reviewed by: Recommending Approval: Approved by:

JOSE MELARTE G. GOOCO JR. DR. ANTONIO D. FLORES JR DR. ANTONIO C. PAULITE II DR. AMADO L. MAGSINO
Instructor/Professor BSCriminology Program Chairperson College Dean Vice President for Academic Affairs

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