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Section One Introduction to Theory and Basics
Introduction to Police Technology
Computer Basics and Theory
Wireless Basics
Networks
Geographic Information Systems
History of Law Enforcement Technology
Module One Helpers
(Updated January 31, 2006)
Helpers
hyperlinks are not recommended or Supplemental readings. Helpers are hyperlinks
to major theories, technologies or sciences in the text. And, most of the
helper hyperlinks are multimedia presentations. The purpose of helpers is to
provide you with an alternative way of looking at a topic and enhance your
learning experience. If you are not sure you understand something in the text,
look to see if there is a helper hyperlink here.
Understanding Community Policing: A Framework for Action , Community
Policing Consortium
Situational Crime Prevention Theory, The State
University of
New Jersey, Crime Prevention Service
Efficiency versus Effectiveness, Hearn, Wendy,
Life Tools For Women
Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
Free Basic Windows Tutorials and Free Training,
The History of the Transistor
How it
Works: Radios, Radio Design Group,
Inc.
How It
Works: Wireless LANs, Radio Design
Group, Inc.
Networking 101,
INLS 80: Data Communication
Networks, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information and
Library Science
Introduction to Basic Networking (National Law
Enforcement and Corrections Training Center)
Network Concepts and Terminology, Grogan, Jim,
ATN
GIS Resource List
Geographic Information Systems,
United States Geological Survey
GIS,
(Video)
Projections and Coordinate Systems,
GIS Lounge
Internet Resources for Cartographic Information, Maps and Spatial Data,
University of Delaware
Maps and Government Information (MGI) Maps and
GIS Internet related Resources ,
Syracuse University
All About GPS,
(Multimedia Presentation)
Trimble Corporation
The History of Fingerprints
Integrated
Automated Fingerprint Identification System,
Federal Bureau of
Investigation
How Fingerprint Scanners Work, Harris, Tom, How
Stuff Works
Integrating Sociological Research and Theory with
Community Orientated Policing ,
Chappel and Lanza-Kaduce
Technology
Definitions and Frequently Asked Questions.
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