John Jay College of Criminal Justice will
be offering graduate classes in Protection Management and undergraduate
classes in Fire Science at the New York City Fire Academy on Randall's
Island for the 2000 Spring semester beginning in February and the 2000
Summer semester beginning in June 2000.
The course schedule for the 1999 - 2000 academic year
at the New York City Fire Academy on Randall's Island is as follows:
Undergraduate Fire Science Courses
Spring 2000
FIS 330 - Building Construction
and Life Safety Systems II Tuesday,
7 P.M . - 9:45 P.M. Code
# 1588
Graduate Protection Management
Courses
Spring 2000
FPM 751 - Contemporary Fire Protection
Issues Wednesday, 6:00 P.M .
- 8:00 P.M. Code
# 2086
PAD 702 - Human Resources Management
Wednesday, 8:15 P.M . - 10:15 P.M.
Code # 1393
These classes are available to fire department personnel
who wish to register. For those students who have attended classes this
previously at John Jay, either at the main campus or at the Fire Academy
may register by telephone for the spring semester. Anyone who wishes to
attend the spring semester graduate or undergraduate programs who has not
attended before may pick up an admission form at the John Jay College of
Criminal Justice Office of Admissions, located in Room 4205 North Hall,
445 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019 or telephone the Admissions
Office at 212-237-8865. Anyone who is a New York City uniformed employee
should ask for an "APPLICATION FOR UNDERGRADUATE
ADMISSION FOR IN-SERVICE PERSONNEL"
For additional information regarding the graduate and
undergraduate programs you may contact Professor Timothy J. Flannery at
212-237-8850 or Professor Glenn Corbett at 212-237-8092 or Professor Charles
Jennings at 212-237-8834. You may also E-mail them through this web
page. For additional information on the admission process for the
Randall's Island Programs you may contact Dean Frank McHugh at 212-237-8614
Telephone Registration Information
Registration by telephone for the Spring Semester
is scheduled to begin on Monday, November 8, 1999. The telephone
numbers for registration are the following.
212-586-3966
212-245-0599
READ THIS INFORMATION PRIOR
TO REGISTERING
To
register by telephone have the following information ready.
Your Social Security Number
Your PIN number [ this is your date
of birth - if it is 3/17/1970 you would give 031770. The number must
be six [6] digits in length]
The four [4] digit course code [SEE
ABOVE]
THE PROCEDURE IS AS FOLLOWS
When the system answers your call,
press 1 to indicate you are dialing from a touch tone phone
Enter the following number for the
summer semester - 61999 and for the fall semester - 91999, then hit the
# sign
Enter your social security number,
then hit the # sign
Enter you PIN number, then hit the
# sign
When the system responds press 1
to indicate you wnat registration information, then press 2 to register
Wwhen the system asks to "add a
course", press 1
Enter the 4 digit course number
When the system says "you are registered"
press 1 to confirm, if you made an error press 2
Continue the process for the desired
number of courses you want to take
When finished press 5 to review
your courses, if correct press 2 for financial aid info, then press
3 for your bill information
Press 9 to complete the process
Master of Science in Protection
Management
John Jay College of Criminal Justice FDNY Academy
Course Rotation
The proposed schedule is designed to permit completion
of the program in two calendar years, based on attendance one night per
week when classes are in session, with the student completing Public Administration
747: Computer Applications in Public Policy and Management at John Jay
College sometime during the two-year period. (Three sections of Public
Administration 747 are normally offered each semester. The course is also
offered periodically over the Internet.) Fire Protection Management 700:
Introduction to Fire Protection is waived for students with significant
professional experience in the Fire Service. Public Administration 705:
Organization Theory and Management is completed either at John Jay College
or through attendance, with required additional written submissions, at
twelve lectures in the Graduate Lecture Series or alternate lectures and
events as approved by the Program Director. Courses are offered on Wednesday
nights at 6:00-8:00 pm and 8:15-10:15 pm.
Summer Semester 1999
Fire Protection Management 703: Analysis of Building
and Fire Codes
Fall Semester 1999
Period A Fire Protection Management 740: Security
and Safety in the Built Environment
Period B Protection Management 752: Advanced Seminar
in Protection Systems and Applications
Spring Semester 2000
Period A Fire Protection Management 751: Contemporary
Fire Protection Issues
Period B Public Administration 702: Human Resources
Management
Summer Semester 2000
Protection Management 701: Protection Management
Systems
Fall Semester 2000
Period A Public Administration 744: Capital and
Operational Budgeting and Fiscal Management
Period B Fire Protection Management 711: Planning
and Strategy for Emergency Response
Spring Semester 2001
Period A Fire Protection Management 712: Theory/Design
of Automated Fire Extinguishing Systems
Period B Fire Protection Management 781: Risk
Analysis and Loss Prevention
Summer Semester 2001
Fire Protection Management 703: Analysis of Building
and Fire Codes
Course to be taken at John Jay College or by
Internet Public Administration 747: Computer Applications in Public Policy
and Management |
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