Recent SemestersFall 2026, Summer 2026Class Size30 studentsCredits4PrerequisiteCompletion of ACCT 201 within the past five years. Students will learn how to process, report, and communicate managerial accounting information both in written and oral format. They will be able to identify, explain, calculate, and use accounting information to make managerial decisions. BEFORE ENROLLING, students should have a basic knowledge of spreadsheets and know how to use word processing. This course is primarily targeted for transfer students. Business or economics majors should take this class the next term after successfully completing ACCT 201. (C-ID: ACCT 120) (UC, CSU, AVC) 68 2024-2025AVC College Catalog Administration of Justice Department Description The Administration of Justice Program involves the study of the theory and practice of law enforcement, police work, the court, and corrections. Law enforcement, whether as a police officer, deputy sheriff, probation officer, or state traffic officer, offers a rewarding opportunity to serve society. Specialized officers such as game wardens, forest rangers, or criminal investigators make unique contributions throughout our country. They investigate crime, present cases in court, and render other services to the justice system and the people. The administration of justice courses provides the student with a broad base of knowledge, understanding, and proficiency in the general area. Program Learning Outcomes Health and Fitness for First Responders Certificate of Completion (Noncredit) 1. Level 1 - Select and apply strategies for health and wellness as they apply to preparation for Public Safety careers. Students will be able to demonstrate the basic physical fitness requirements for law enforcement officers. 2. Level 2 - Students will be able to demonstrate the basic physical fitness requirements for law enforcement officers and display marked personal improvement on PAT tests. Select and apply strategies for health and wellness promotion in preparation for Physical Ability Tests (PAT). 3. Level 3 - Students will be able to perform the basic physical fitness requirements for law enforcement officers and display marked personal improvement from previous PAT tests. Select and apply strategies for health and wellness promotion in preparation and for the successful completion of the Physical Ability Tests (PAT) to meet Federal, State, County and Local hiring standards. Administration of Justice AA 1. Properly interpret industry standards related to an individual's rights against illegal searches and seizures, self-incrimination, legal representation, and due process of the law. 2. Analyze and evaluate crime scenes, identify unique criminal components, then properly collect, preserve, and document evidence. 3. Identify and apply the individual components of the criminal justice system to a newly arrested offender. Administration of Justice AS-T 1. Properly interpret industry standards related to an individual's rights against illegal searches and seizures, self-incrimination, legal representation, and due process of the law. 2. Analyze and evaluate crime scenes, identify unique criminal components, then properly collect, preserve, and document evidence. 3. Identify and apply the individual components of the criminal justice system to a newly arrested offender. Certificate Degree Health and Fitness for First Responders Certificate of Completion (Noncredit) The program introduces and applies the principles of physical fitness and mental health for individuals preparing for careers in public safety, as well as those training for employment that requires a Physical Ability Test (PAT). This program is designed to enhance the overall fitness level of participants and introduce them to specific skills required to successfully complete physical agility tests for law enforcement, correctional agencies, and other employers that have entry-level fitness requirements. The emphasis is on improving both cardiovascular and anaerobic endurance plus muscle strength and endurance. Intense resistance training, anaerobic and cardiovascular workouts are utilized including concepts of wellness, mindfulness, injury prevention, and stress management. Participants progress through 3 levels of program instruction and training to earn a Certificate of Completion. Program Requirements Certificate Courses Level (s) l, ll, lll Required (Total 162) Complete the following number of hours: 162 Required Course - Choose one (Total 54) Hours AJ111 - Beginning Health and Fitness for First Responders I 54 AJ911 - Beginning Health and Fitness for First Responders I 54 Required Course - Choose one (Total 54) AJ112 - Intermediate Health and Fitness for First Responders II 54 AJ912 - Intermediate Health and Fitness for First Responders II 54 Required Course - Choose one (Total 54) AJ113 - Advanced Health and Fitness for First Responders III 54 AJ913 - Advanced Health and Fitness for First Responders III 54 Recommended Pathway Term 1 Hours Required Course - Choose One (AJ111 or AJ911) 54 Total 54 Term 2 Required Course - Choose One (AJ112 or AJ912) 54 Total 54 Term 3 Required Course - Choose One (AJ113 or AJ913) 54 Total Hours 54 Certificate Total 162 69 