STANDARD COMPETENCIES:

 

 I.      Describe how the physical environment can be altered and expanded to reduce crime and improve productivity.

 II.     Understand the direct relationship of the environment to human behavior and crime.

 III.    Describe how the concept and implementation of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design helps communities to make use of the environment to reduce crime.

 IV.     Describe how Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design increases the productivity of employees in commercial settings.

 V.      Understand how Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design when appropriately utilized changes traditional architectural paradigms.

 TOPICAL OUTLINE:

 

 I.      Introduction to Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

 II.     Crime and Loss Prevention

 III.    Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Concepts and Strategies

 IV.     Historical Precedents of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design: Early Settlement and Growth of Communities

 V.      Behavioral Precedents of  Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design: From Caves to Fast Food

 VI.     Using the Environment to Affect Behavior

 VII.    Aesthetics, Environmental Cues, and Territorial Behavior: Implications for Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Planning

 VIII.   Examples of  Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Strategies and Applications

 IX.     Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Implementation

 X       Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design in the 21st Century: The Past is Prologue