Intermediate English 12-Week Online Class

Administrative and Strategic Analysis

Administrative and Strategic Analysis is a 12-week online course that focuses on the administrative and strategic aspects of crime analysis. These types of crime analyses can be used to leverage law enforcement information into administrative decision-making processes and long-term operational strategies.

Topics covered include crime reporting/statistics, operational analysis, staffing studies, redistricting, administrative forecasting, quantitative and qualitative data, problem analysis, DDACTS, and Risk-Terrain Modeling (RTM).

Instructor: Angela Backer-Hines

At a Glance

Tuition
$445 Members / $520 Non-Members
Course Level
Intermediate
Time Commitment
3–5 Hours Per Week
Credit
60 CEUs / 4 CLEA Points
There is no textbook required for this class.

Upcoming Sessions

Select the session that works best for your schedule. Once a session has passed or is already in progress, registration is disabled.

Quarter 1 / 2026
January 5 - March 27
Session in progress
Registration Closed
Quarter 2 / 2026
April 6 - June 26
Registration open; closes Apr 13th
Register for Q2
Quarter 3 / 2026
Not Offered
This class is not scheduled for Quarter 3.
Not Offered
Quarter 4 / 2026
October 5 - December 25
Registration open
Register for Q4

Note: availability labels are updated manually as seats fill. If a session does not appear on the registration form, it should be treated as sold out.

Class Format

Structured but Flexible No Live Sessions 3-5 Hours Per Week Pass / Fail 60 CEUs + 4 CLEA Points

This is an intermediate course. Students are suggested to have a basic understanding of analytical skills and/or 2-3 years of experience.

Students should expect a time commitment of 3-5 hours per week to gain a passing grade. The course is graded as pass/fail. This class follows a weekly-structured online format, meaning the class advances through each topic together week by week.

Students can log in whenever it fits their schedule, and there are no live sessions. Participation throughout the course is required for a passing grade. As a rule, bulk submissions during the last week of class are not accepted unless prior authorization has been granted by the instructor.

Invitations to the learning platform are sent the week before class begins.

Course Outline

This course is organized into 12 weekly modules that guide students through the core concepts and applications of administrative and strategic crime analysis.

Week
Topic
Week 1
Introduction to Administrative Analysis
Week 2
UCR vs. NIBRS: Crime Reporting & Statistics
Week 3
Operational Analysis
Week 4
Staffing Studies
Week 5
Redistricting
Week 6
Administrative Forecasting
Week 7
Introduction to Strategic Analysis
Week 8
Quantitative Data
Week 9
Qualitative Data
Week 10
Problem Analysis / POP
Week 11
Data-Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS)
Week 12
Risk-Terrain Modeling (RTM)

Ready to Enroll?

Choose an upcoming session and complete your registration. If a session fills, students may contact [email protected] to ask about availability or future offerings.

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