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    LLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE NUMBER : CRIMINOLOGY 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of the study of crimes, criminals and victims; factors that precipitate crime repressions and control of crime ; criminal etiology causes or predisposing factors and producing elements of crime; analysis of the social, psychological, physical, biological and personality traits that makes a particular act a crime, thus making the person a criminal/victims; the role of the pale, the probation and parole officers, and social workers in the criminal justice system. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 1 I COURSE TITLE : KARATEDO / AIKIDO / JUDO / ARNIS / BOXING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview on the different techniques in karatido, aikido, judo, arnis and boxing wherein student should learn in order for them to defend themselves specially in a critical situation. This involves learning the different correct patterns – movements in their form, sequence, blocks, punches and kicks must be done for the correct position. Proper energy management will ensure the martial artists able to complete martial arts with consistent power and effective technique. The martial artists should trained the students on how to breath correctly in order to overcome obstacles such as fear, anxiety, stress and physical exertions. The origins of aikido, karatedo, judo, arnis and boxing, Although some karate techniques also involve grappling and holding, it should not be confused with judo, which does not permit striking or kicking one’s opponent. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 2 units I COURSE NUMBER : S & SM 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY & SAFETY MGNT. I COURSE DESCRIPTION : It involves the study of all types of security and safety management on the different properties. The importance of security in an institution and to every human being. A combination of security training and experience which provides the desirable knowledge skills and abilities to our students. A security work requires attention to detail, accuracy consistency, and high level of accountability, sensitivity and mature judgment in the application of specialized knowledge gained through considerable security training. Security ensures personnels property, files, maintains and updates policies. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : LEA 1 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : PHILIPPINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM I COURSE DESCRIPTION : This course on criminal Justice System is an interdisciplinary study of the police, the prosecution, the court, correction and the community in the Philippine and American setting. It prevents to students, the future law officers, the linkages of its five pillars (police, prosecution, court, correction and the community) and their interactions is bringing about a well-balanced action for justice to the criminal. Obviously, the study is tailor made for the protection of the offender who commit crime, but at the same time protecting the some violator from the violation of their rights by criminal justice agents- the police. This study depicts the police as the prime mover of the system, the criminal is the superstar whereas, the victim is the forgotten man. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 2 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : DEFENSIVE DRIVING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of this subject involves the discussion on the different factors that cause vehicle crashes. Provides seven essential strategies for driving defensively, stresses importance of driving defensively through familiarity of vehicle, awareness of vehicle, coexistence on other drivers and used of seatbelt. Emphasizes on the importance of controlling the distractions while driving, and shows the potential consequences while

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    LLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE NUMBER : CRIMINOLOGY 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of the study of crimes, criminals and victims; factors that precipitate crime repressions and control of crime ; criminal etiology causes or predisposing factors and producing elements of crime; analysis of the social, psychological, physical, biological and personality traits that makes a particular act a crime, thus making the person a criminal/victims; the role of the pale, the probation and parole officers, and social workers in the criminal justice system. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 1 I COURSE TITLE : KARATEDO / AIKIDO / JUDO / ARNIS / BOXING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview on the different techniques in karatido, aikido, judo, arnis and boxing wherein student should learn in order for them to defend themselves specially in a critical situation. This involves learning the different correct patterns – movements in their form, sequence, blocks, punches and kicks must be done for the correct position. Proper energy management will ensure the martial artists able to complete martial arts with consistent power and effective technique. The martial artists should trained the students on how to breath correctly in order to overcome obstacles such as fear, anxiety, stress and physical exertions. The origins of aikido, karatedo, judo, arnis and boxing, Although some karate techniques also involve grappling and holding, it should not be confused with judo, which does not permit striking or kicking one’s opponent. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 2 units I COURSE NUMBER : S & SM 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY & SAFETY MGNT. I COURSE DESCRIPTION : It involves the study of all types of security and safety management on the different properties. The importance of security in an institution and to every human being. A combination of security training and experience which provides the desirable knowledge skills and abilities to our students. A security work requires attention to detail, accuracy consistency, and high level of accountability, sensitivity and mature judgment in the application of specialized knowledge gained through considerable security training. Security ensures personnels property, files, maintains and updates policies. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : LEA 1 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : PHILIPPINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM I COURSE DESCRIPTION : This course on criminal Justice System is an interdisciplinary study of the police, the prosecution, the court, correction and the community in the Philippine and American setting. It prevents to students, the future law officers, the linkages of its five pillars (police, prosecution, court, correction and the community) and their interactions is bringing about a well-balanced action for justice to the criminal. Obviously, the study is tailor made for the protection of the offender who commit crime, but at the same time protecting the some violator from the violation of their rights by criminal justice agents- the police. This study depicts the police as the prime mover of the system, the criminal is the superstar whereas, the victim is the forgotten man. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 2 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : DEFENSIVE DRIVING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of this subject involves the discussion on the different factors that cause vehicle crashes. Provides seven essential strategies for driving defensively, stresses importance of driving defensively through familiarity of vehicle, awareness of vehicle, coexistence on other drivers and used of seatbelt. Emphasizes on the importance of controlling the distractions while driving, and shows the potential consequences while

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    LLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE NUMBER : CRIMINOLOGY 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of the study of crimes, criminals and victims; factors that precipitate crime repressions and control of crime ; criminal etiology causes or predisposing factors and producing elements of crime; analysis of the social, psychological, physical, biological and personality traits that makes a particular act a crime, thus making the person a criminal/victims; the role of the pale, the probation and parole officers, and social workers in the criminal justice system. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 1 I COURSE TITLE : KARATEDO / AIKIDO / JUDO / ARNIS / BOXING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview on the different techniques in karatido, aikido, judo, arnis and boxing wherein student should learn in order for them to defend themselves specially in a critical situation. This involves learning the different correct patterns – movements in their form, sequence, blocks, punches and kicks must be done for the correct position. Proper energy management will ensure the martial artists able to complete martial arts with consistent power and effective technique. The martial artists should trained the students on how to breath correctly in order to overcome obstacles such as fear, anxiety, stress and physical exertions. The origins of aikido, karatedo, judo, arnis and boxing, Although some karate techniques also involve grappling and holding, it should not be confused with judo, which does not permit striking or kicking one’s opponent. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 2 units I COURSE NUMBER : S & SM 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY & SAFETY MGNT. I COURSE DESCRIPTION : It involves the study of all types of security and safety management on the different properties. The importance of security in an institution and to every human being. A combination of security training and experience which provides the desirable knowledge skills and abilities to our students. A security work requires attention to detail, accuracy consistency, and high level of accountability, sensitivity and mature judgment in the application of specialized knowledge gained through considerable security training. Security ensures personnels property, files, maintains and updates policies. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : LEA 1 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : PHILIPPINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM I COURSE DESCRIPTION : This course on criminal Justice System is an interdisciplinary study of the police, the prosecution, the court, correction and the community in the Philippine and American setting. It prevents to students, the future law officers, the linkages of its five pillars (police, prosecution, court, correction and the community) and their interactions is bringing about a well-balanced action for justice to the criminal. Obviously, the study is tailor made for the protection of the offender who commit crime, but at the same time protecting the some violator from the violation of their rights by criminal justice agents- the police. This study depicts the police as the prime mover of the system, the criminal is the superstar whereas, the victim is the forgotten man. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 2 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : DEFENSIVE DRIVING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of this subject involves the discussion on the different factors that cause vehicle crashes. Provides seven essential strategies for driving defensively, stresses importance of driving defensively through familiarity of vehicle, awareness of vehicle, coexistence on other drivers and used of seatbelt. Emphasizes on the importance of controlling the distractions while driving, and shows the potential consequences while

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    History of Photography by Con

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    Datulna Benito Mamaluba Jr.
    LLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE NUMBER : CRIMINOLOGY 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of the study of crimes, criminals and victims; factors that precipitate crime repressions and control of crime ; criminal etiology causes or predisposing factors and producing elements of crime; analysis of the social, psychological, physical, biological and personality traits that makes a particular act a crime, thus making the person a criminal/victims; the role of the pale, the probation and parole officers, and social workers in the criminal justice system. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 1 I COURSE TITLE : KARATEDO / AIKIDO / JUDO / ARNIS / BOXING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview on the different techniques in karatido, aikido, judo, arnis and boxing wherein student should learn in order for them to defend themselves specially in a critical situation. This involves learning the different correct patterns – movements in their form, sequence, blocks, punches and kicks must be done for the correct position. Proper energy management will ensure the martial artists able to complete martial arts with consistent power and effective technique. The martial artists should trained the students on how to breath correctly in order to overcome obstacles such as fear, anxiety, stress and physical exertions. The origins of aikido, karatedo, judo, arnis and boxing, Although some karate techniques also involve grappling and holding, it should not be confused with judo, which does not permit striking or kicking one’s opponent. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 2 units I COURSE NUMBER : S & SM 1 I COURSE TITLE : INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY & SAFETY MGNT. I COURSE DESCRIPTION : It involves the study of all types of security and safety management on the different properties. The importance of security in an institution and to every human being. A combination of security training and experience which provides the desirable knowledge skills and abilities to our students. A security work requires attention to detail, accuracy consistency, and high level of accountability, sensitivity and mature judgment in the application of specialized knowledge gained through considerable security training. Security ensures personnels property, files, maintains and updates policies. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : LEA 1 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : PHILIPPINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM I COURSE DESCRIPTION : This course on criminal Justice System is an interdisciplinary study of the police, the prosecution, the court, correction and the community in the Philippine and American setting. It prevents to students, the future law officers, the linkages of its five pillars (police, prosecution, court, correction and the community) and their interactions is bringing about a well-balanced action for justice to the criminal. Obviously, the study is tailor made for the protection of the offender who commit crime, but at the same time protecting the some violator from the violation of their rights by criminal justice agents- the police. This study depicts the police as the prime mover of the system, the criminal is the superstar whereas, the victim is the forgotten man. IV COURSE PRE-REQUISITE : None IV COURSE CREDIT : 3 units I COURSE NUMBER : DEF TAC 2 I DESCRITIVE TITLE : DEFENSIVE DRIVING I COURSE DESCRIPTION : An overview of this subject involves the discussion on the different factors that cause vehicle crashes. Provides seven essential strategies for driving defensively, stresses importance of driving defensively through familiarity of vehicle, awareness of vehicle, coexistence on other drivers and used of seatbelt. Emphasizes on the importance of controlling the distractions while driving, and shows the potential consequences while

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    History Of Photography

    Pinhole Camera to Digital Photography


    History
    Lesson Objectives
    Define photography
    Learn scientific principles behind
    photography
    Learn about numerous innovators and
    their processes and ideas
    Photography Morphology

    Comes from 2 ancient Greek words:
    Photo = light
    Graph = draw or write
    Photography = light writing
    Scientific Principles

    Camera obscura = darkroom
    Leonardo da Vinci drawing;1519
    Not permanent
    Chemicals
    Silver chloride turns
    -dark under exposure
    Daguerreotypy
    Daguerre
    Partners with Niepce
    photographic plates
    Processing
    30 minutes
    One photograph
    Stereoscopic Photography
    3D image
    Special camera with two lenses
    2 simultaneous photographs
    2 different views
    Birth of motion pictures
    Leland Stanford unwittingly
    started a chain of events
    that contributed to the
    development of motion
    pictures. To settle a wager
    regarding the position of a
    trotting horse's legs, he sent
    for Eadweard Muybridge, a
    British photographer who
    had recently been
    acclaimed for his
    photographs of Yosemite.


    Although Muybridge made history when he arranged 12 cameras alongside a race
    track. Each was fitted with a shutter working at a speed he claimed to be "less than the
    two-thousandth part of a second." Strings attached to electric switches were stretched
    across the track; the horse, rushing past, breasted the strings and broke them, one
    after the other; and a series of negatives were made.


    Though the photographs were hardly more than silhouettes, they
    clearly showed that the feet of the horse were all off the ground at
    one phase of the gallop. Moreover, to the surprise of the world, the
    feet were bunched together under the belly.
    The Scientific American printed eighteen drawings from Muybridge's photographs
    on the first page of its October 19, 1878 issue. Readers were invited to paste the
    pictures on strips and to view them in the popular toy known as the zoetrope,

    A precursor of motion pictures. It was an open drum with slits in its side,
    mounted horizontally on a spindle so it could be twirled. Drawings showing
    successive phases of action placed inside the drum and viewed through the
    slits were seen one after the other, so quickly that the images merged in the
    mind to produce the illusion of motion.


    Film Medium
    slide (positive) or
    print (negative)
    film speed (ISO-
    International
    Standards
    Organization) or
    ASA(American
    Standards
    Association) or DIN
    (German Institute for
    Standardization)
    Film brand (Kodak,
    Fuji, Agfa, and
    Polariod)
    Film Processing
    Dektol (developer)
    Stop bath (prevents
    contamination of fixer)
    Fixer (removes active silver to
    make image permanent)
    Film Cameras
    Box Cameras
    Folding
    Cameras
    Large Format
    View Cameras
    Twin Lens
    Reflex (TLR)
    Rangefinder
    Single Lens
    Reflex (SLR)
    Mr. George Eastman started the Kodak Camera Company. He worked
    hard to develop a camera that everybody could afford to buy. He did it in
    1900. It was the Kodak Brownie box roll-film camera. It cost $1.00. Now
    everyone could take photographs, not just professional photographers.
    Folding Cameras
    The early folding cameras were
    compact amateur view cameras, At
    the end of the 19th century the first
    renowned strut folding cameras were
    designed, for No. 3A Autographic
    Kodak Junior.
    Its lens assembly needs to be pulled
    out along the rails on its opened
    hinged front door.
    The leaf shutter has a small lever for
    firing and maybe another for cocking
    Film is advanced with a key or knob;
    one stops winding when the new
    number appears in a red window on
    the back.
    viewfinder is a swivelling brilliant
    finder attached to the front of the
    lens.
    Large Format Cameras
    The press camera is still in
    wide use in and among
    fine art photographers
    Advances in film
    technology, notably finer
    film grain, have obviated
    the need for large-format
    cameras for most press
    assignments, however. In
    news photography, the
    press camera has been
    largely supplanted by the
    smaller formats of 120 film
    and 35mm film, and more
    recently by digital cameras.
    35 mm Rangefinder Cameras
    Rugged reliability: made
    back in the days when
    cameras had more metal
    than plastic
    Rangefinder focusing still
    can't be beat for speed
    and accuracy
    Mechanical Copal and
    Compur shutters on these
    classics (works with a
    dead battery!)
    Fast, extremely sharp
    lenses (works in low
    lighting conditions)
    35 mm Single Lens Reflex
    Single-lens reflex
    (SLR) camera is a
    camera that typically
    uses a semi-automatic
    moving mirror system
    Photographer see exactly
    what will be captured by
    the film
    As opposed to pre-SLR
    cameras where the view
    through the viewfinder
    could be significantly
    different from what was
    captured on film.
    Digital Cameras: Early Samples
    Since the mid-1970s, Kodak has
    invented several solid-state
    image sensors
    In 1986, Kodak scientists
    invented the world's first
    megapixel sensor, capable of
    recording 1.4 million pixels that
    could produce a 5x7-inch digital
    photo-quality print.
    Mavica was a brand of Sony
    cameras which used removable
    disks as the main recording
    media. In August, 1981, Sony
    released the Sony Mavica
    (Magnetic Video Camera)
    electronic still camera, the first
    commercial electronic camera.
    Digital Cameras
    Digital technology
    the wave of the future.
    Most people these
    days have a digital cell
    phones.
    Many people have
    digital cameras.
    The new cell phones
    that take digital
    pictures.
    Digital Computer
    technology
    Digital Image Processing
    Solid State Memory
    Adobe Photoshop
    PowerPoint
    Fastone Viewer
    (free!)
    Summary History Of Photography
    Capturing Images through Film and Solid
    state devices
    Film Chemical Processing
    Digital image Processing through Computer
    Software
    Cameras from the Pinhole Camera to
    Todays Modern SLR Digital Devices
    Future?

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