BIK 2921 Security Management 1
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APPLIES TO ACADEMIC YEAR 2012/2013
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BIK 2921 Security Management 1 Responsible for the course Jon Lereim Department Department of Leadership and Organizational Behaviour Term According to study plan ECTS Credits 7,5 Language of instruction Norwegian Introduction The speciality program on Security Management consists of three independent courses, although building upon each other in sequence (SL1 prior to SL2 and SL2 prior to SL3). When the exams are passed in all three courses, the program is approved to give 30 study points in the degree Bachelor of Management study. The following courses are included in the program:
Learning outcome Security Management 1 gives an introduction to the basic security management topics and its reference to the governmental regulations and legal systems. The candidates will during the course achieve an understanding of the various security threats towards the society at large, as well as its impact on industries and public organizations. Focus is on how to perform security management within your own organization. Prerequisites No university pre-qualifications are required for enrolment in SL 1, however a condition for participation is enrolment in all three courses in Security Management. Compulsory reading Books: Andenæs, Johs. og Arne Fliflet. 2006. Statsforfatningen i Norge. 10. utg. Universitetsforlaget. Utvalgte kapitler Boe, Erik. 2010. Innføring i juss : juridisk tenkning og rettskildelære. 3. utg. Universitetsforlaget. 427 sider Finstad, Liv og Cecilie Høigård, red. 2007. Kriminologi. 4. utg. Pax. Kap. 4-8, 10,17,19-22 Rønneberg, Kari. 1998. Vår sosiale virkelighet : innføring i sosiologi for studenter ved Politihøgskolen. Vett & viten. 173 sider Other: Norge. Norges Lover. Oslo: Grøndahl. benyttes gjennom hele kurset som oppslags- referanseverk Recommended reading Books: Christie, Nils. 1982. Hvor tett et samfunn?. 2. rev. utg. Universitetsforlaget. Kap 3 Samfunnstypen, Kap 4 Kontrollkonsekvenser. Nyere opptrykk fra 1999 Other: Det Kriminalitetsforebyggende råd. 1997. Økonomisk kriminalitet over landegrensene : rapport fra Det kriminalitetsforebyggende råds konferanse 22.10.1997.. Oslo: KRÅD Justis- og politidepartementet. 2004. Regjeringens handlingsplan mot økonomisk kriminalitet. Oslo: Justis- og politidepartementet : Finansdepartementet St. meld. nr. 17 (1996-97) Om innvandring og det flerkulturelle Norge.. Oslo: Kommunal- og arbeidsdepartementet. Del I: 1.Plattform. Del II: 4.1.1 Forhold il minoriteter, og 4.4. Demografi og levekår. Course outline Main Topics
Computer-based tools itslearning Learning process and workload The course Security Management 1 is organized as 2 three day seminars with a total of 48 lectures including group discussions, group assignments and supervision in connection with the scientific assignment ( 4 hours). In addition, the students are expected to perform self study and extensive work with the scientific assignment, with particular focus on cases related to his/her own job and organization. Lecturers are specialists and advisors from Norwegian Security Association and BI Norwegian Business School. The pedagogic learning profile is to a large extent the so called action based learning, in which interactive discussions and sharing experiences are key elements. The basic literature will to some extent be supplemented with course material from the respective lecturers. Examination The course will be completed through handing in the course paper. The course paper may be written individually or in a group of up three students. Maximum length is 20 pages. A guide is provided to the students. Examination code(s) BIK 29211 - Course paper; counts for 100 % in order to pass BIK 2921, 7,5 credits. Examination support materials All aids are allowed + calculator TEXAS INSTRUMENTS BA II PlusTM. Re-sit examination At the next ordinary exam. Additional information |
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