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19 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 19 graded components.
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This course explores major theoretical paradigms in criminology, including classical, positivist, strain, and critical theories. It examines how these theories inform understandings of crime, punishment, and contemporary social justice policies.
Prerequisite
None listed
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Fall 2026 syllabus
Comparative Theory 25%
Final In-class Tes 25%
Critical Analysis 15%
Rewrite Of Compara 15%
Comparative Theory Essay · 25%Final In-class Test · 25%Critical Analysis Essay · 15%Rewrite Of Comparative Theory Essay · 15%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 1 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 10 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 11 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 12 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 13 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 14 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 15 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 2 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 3 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 4 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 5 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 6 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 7 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 8 · 1.33%Tutorial Participation And Assignment 9 · 1.33%
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