Learning Outcomes for Introduction to Security Management

Having successfully completed this course, the student will

be able to :
• Explain the origin and evolution of security.
• Identify and explain the different type of security services.
• Describe the functions of public security and private security.
• Explain the birth of private security in Malaysia.
• Explain the importance of security management in a business
organization.
• Identify the key processes involved in security management of a
business organization.
• Describe the effective methodologies for designing a security
management system (program).
• Identify and explain the elements of a typical security department
in a business organization.
• Explain the best practices involved in the key processes of
security management program.
• Summarize the management of a security program in a business
organization
 Learning Outcomes for Physical Security

Having successfully completed this course, the student will be able to :

• Define what is physical security.

• Describe the goals of physical security system.
• Explain the features of a typical physical security system.
• Describe the key elements of a physical security plan.
• Discuss the concept of in-depth protection or graded protection.
• Explain the concept of crime prevention through environmental design.
• Describe the various barrier protection systems in physical security.
• Describe the various access control systems in physical security.
• Explain the various types of security lighting system in a facility.
• Discuss the target hardening measures for key assets protection.
• Identify and explain the environmental control elements such as Heat,
Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) systems in a facility.
• Describe a typical fire monitoring and suppression systems in a facility.
Learning Outcomes for Security Operations Management

Having successfully completed this course, the student will be able to :

•Define what is security operations management.
• Explain the importance of security operations management in
business environment.
• Prepare a typical security service sales quotation.
• Prepare a simple security department annual budget.
• Explain the management principles applied in organizing security
operations.
• Describe the key processes in Security operations management.
• Identify the relevant documents related to key processes in security
operations.
• Discuss the differences between contract security and proprietary
security operations.
• Describe an overview structure of an operations control centre.
• Identify key elements of a standard operating procedures.
• Prepare security operations deployment schedule.
• Discuss a typical emergency operations management.
• Identify and explain the key elements of a security survey.
• Describe the goal and key components of a security audit.
 Learning Outcomes for Crisis Management

Having successfully completed this course, students will be able to:

• Identify what is a crisis.
• Define what is a crisis management.
• Describe the impact of crises on the organization
• Define the stages of a crisis and their consequences.
• Describe the basic strategies to handle crisis management.
• Identify and describe the components of a crisis management plan.
• Define the role and responsibilities of the crisis manager.
• Describe the key operational activities during a crisis management
process.
• Explain the leadership psychology of crisis management decisions.
• Describe the key elements of an emergency response planning.
• Identify and explain the key elements of a contingency plan.
• Identify external agencies and local authorities that an organization
will need to work with during crisis management.
• Identify and describe the importance of PR communications during
crisis management.
• Discuss the implementation of damage control measures.
• Summarize and create a crisis management checklist.
 Learning Outcomes for Security Risk Management

Having successfully completed this course, students will be able to:

• Define the phenomenon of risk.
• Explain the types of risks faced by business organization.
• Describe the international definition of risk equations.
• Explain the connection between the risk elements using relational
model.
• Discuss the role risk management cycle in business environment.
• Describe the key elements in the risk management process.
• Explain the types of risk assessment methods used to determine risk.
• Identify the components of a typical risk assessment method.
• Apply effectively the appropriate risk assessment methodology.
• Discuss the decision making process in risk mitigation.
• Evaluate the benefits and costs of safeguards prior to decision making.
• Develop risk exposure matrix chart.
• Interpret the risk metrics derived from the chart.
• Generate a report based on the interpretation of the matrix chart.
• Make effective recommendations to mitigate risks.
• Describe the processes involved in the program review of the risk
management cycle.
 Learning Outcomes for Introduction to Criminal Law

Having successfully completed this course, students will be able to:

• Define what is criminal law.
• Relate historical roots of criminal law to modern criminal justice
system.
• Explain the nature, purpose, and basic principles of criminal law.
• Describe the principles of crime and criminal liability.
• Explain the standard of proof for criminal offence.
• Discuss the various criminal offences related to persons and property.
• Describe the fundamental legal concepts (eg. actus reus, mens rea,
negligence, strict liability) involved in criminal law.
• Explain the theories of punishment in criminal justice system.
• Explain the defences against the liabilities in criminal law.
• Describe the legislative procedures expressed in the Criminal
Procedure Code
• Explain the relevant punishment related to persons and property as
expressed in the Penal Code.
• Describe the principles and the legal processes related to evidence in
a criminal trial.
Learning Outcomes for Introduction to Investigation Techniques

Having successfully completed this course, students will be able to:

• Define what is investigation.
• Explain the types of investigations in practice.
• Explain the historical development of criminal investigations.
• Describe the principles of investigations.
• Explain the characteristics of a professional investigator.
• Describe jurisdictional limits of various investigations.
• Develop a basic investigation action plan.
• Discuss the different phases of criminal investigations.
• Describe the interview and interrogation techniques.
• Explain the crime scene management procedures.
• Demonstrate the various crime scene search techniques.
• Apply inductive and deductive reasoning skills in evidence gathering.
• Demonstrate procedural skills in handling evidence.
• Prepare a comprehensive investigation report.
• Identify the appropriate assisting technologies for specific
investigations.