Judith A. Kirkpatrick Vice President for Academic Affairs  (315)
792-3122   Economic Crime Investigation   1. Identify the
primary components of economic crime detection, investigation
and prevention.  2. Understand and discuss criminology theories
explaining the causation of economic and white collar crime.  3.
Understand and discuss accounting principles as they apply to
fraud examinations and investigations.  4. Identify the key
economic crime and criminal typologies as they apply to
characteristics of specific economic crime acts.  5. Prepare an
original empirical research project contributing to the body of
knowledge of a select component of financial investigation,
public official corruption or white collar crime.  6. Apply
criminal law and regulations related to fraud in public and
private sector organizations.  7. Understand and discuss the
impact of the development and implementation of private and
public sector ethics programs on the prevention of economic
crime.  8. Understand and explain the role