Southwestern Oklahoma State University Undergraduate Catalog 2024-2025
PRM 3562 WHITE WATER RAFTING This course provides the student with knowledge, skills and abilities in white water rafting. This off-campus course includes map reading, weather interpretation, and expedition leadership. PRM 3663 RECREATION MANAGEMENT Theory and practice of parks, recreation, and leisure service management. Topics include fiscal management, human resource management, and risk management in the parks and recreation field. F, S PRM 3692 PRINCIPLES OF ARCHERY This course is designed to expose the student to the theory and practice of traditional and modern archery PRM 3702 RECREATIONAL AREAS AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Theory and practice of recreational areas and facilities management. Special emphasis is placed on planning and design of parks, recreational, and sporting areas and facilities. S PRM 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT Individual study of specified topic for Parks and Recreation Management for the undergraduate student. Credit 1-4 semester hours. PRM 4011-4 SEMINAR IN PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT Group study of specified topic for the Parks and Recreation Management undergraduate student. Credit of one to four semester hours. D PRM 4113 RISK MANAGEMENT IN RECREATION Designed to expose parks and recreation management/park law enforcement majors and minors to current trends and issues relating to risk management and legal liability minimization. F, S PRM 4163 COMMUNITY RECREATION Organization and administration of community-based parks and recreation areas, facilities, and programs. F, S PRM 4221 SMALL CRAFT SAFETY Theory and practice of small craft safety and boating law. PRM 4231 CUSTODY AND CONTROL Theory and practice of criminal custody and control techniques. Special emphasis is placed on compliance, handcuffing, and defensive techniques. PRM 4241 FIREARM SAFETY Theory and practice of law enforcement firearm use and safety. Special emphasis is placed on defensive handgun and shotgun safety, management, deployment, and marksmanship. PRM 4343 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS General principles of police investigation, evaluation, processing and assignment of complaints, methods of obtaining evidence and interviewing techniques. PRM 4383 TACTICAL FIELD CRAFT Tactical Field Craft is designed to increase knowledge, skills, and abilities in the field of law enforcement and search and rescue tracking. PRM 4404 LEGAL ISSUES This course deals with the criminal law portion of the Oklahoma Basic Council on Law Enforcement, Education and Training Academy. PRM 4421 TRAFFIC LAW Police responsibility in traffic control, organization of traffic and patrol division, routine traffic duties and accident reports. Organization and operations of centralized records division; study of standard police forms and reports. Prerequisite: Legal Issues PRM 4404.
PRM 4433 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS I General principles of police investigation, evaluation, processing and assignment of complaints, methods of obtaining evidence and interviewing techniques. Corequisite: PRM 4633 Criminal Investigations II. PRM 4441 RADAR OPERATIONS Basic operation and theory of Laser and/or RADAR units as a tool for purposes of determining speed of moving vehicles. Develop understanding of underlying principles for proper operation and evaluation of visual and audio cues for assessing speed. PRM 4452 SFST/DRUG RECOGNITION Recognition and evaluation of impaired driving suspects, from initial observation of the vehicle to the arrest and processing of the suspect. Enforcement strategies and issues surrounding Miranda, Implied Consent, and documentation of observations and evidence for the purpose of courtroom testimony. This course deals with the community policing and community relations portion of the Oklahoma Basic Council on Law Enforcement, Education and Training Academy. PRM 4512 COMMUNITY POLICING This course deals with the community policing and community relations portion of the Oklahoma Basic Council on Law Enforcement, Education and Training Academy. PRM 4633 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS II General principles of police investigation, evaluation, processing and assignment of complaints, methods of obtaining evidence and interviewing techniques. Corequisite: PRM 4433 Criminal Investigations I. PRM 4641 TERRORISM Inform the student of various terrorist indicators, probable targets, investigative resources, and appropriate response. Develop an understanding of the historical roots of modern-day terrorism. Become familiarized with various terrorist groups and the religious ideology of militant extremists. PRM 4663 OUTDOOR RECREATION A study of philosophy, principles, and concepts of outdoor recreation program planning. Focuses on the development of outdoor recreation, outdoor adventure, and organized camping programs. F PRM 4664 FIREARMS Care and use of police firearms including legal provisions and restrictions. Open only to Collegiate Officer Program (COP) students. PRM 4674 DEFENSIVE TACTICS The study and practice of methods of defense employed by police officers. Lab: three hours per week. Open only to Collegiate Officer Program (COP) students. PRM 4683 PATROL PROCEDURES An examination of the types and methods of patrol activities. Studies include patrol techniques, hazard awareness, decision-making and tactical considerations. PRM 4691 EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATIONS Students will receive instruction in basic law enforcement drivers training. This will include an intro to case law and how it applies to driving, as well as information on vehicle tactics during non-emergency, emergency and pursuit driving. Practical application of skills to assist in all driving modes, to include basic driving skills and off-road driving techniques. PRM 4712 OUTDOOR LEISURE EDUCATION SEMINAR Group study in assigned topics of outdoor leisure education: Basic outdoor skills and techniques with emphasis on camping, adventure activities and environmental education. D PRM 4722 ALPINE ADVENTURE EDUCATION This course provides the opportunity to gain knowledge, skills and abilities in the area of alpine adventure education.
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