Four-year Bachelor Degree Program

publish date : 2026-10-08

Course and Credit Table / 

Four-year Bachelor Degree Program  , Cohort 951
Department of Administration Police

Course Title

Course Code

Credits

Category

1st Fall

1st Spring

2nd Fall

2nd Spring

3rd Fall

3rd Spring

4th Fall

4th Spring

Teaching Hours

Lecture Credit Hours

Remarks

Professional Police English I

12241.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Gender Equality and Police Practice

12308.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Information Security

12352.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

General Principles of Criminal Law I

47009.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Jurisprudence

47018.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Chinese I

61001.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

The Constitution and Human Rights Protection (including Democratic Development in Taiwan)

80332.0

2.0

Institutional

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

General Principles of Civil Law I

47029.0

2.0

Compulsory

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Economics

44010.0

2.0

Elective

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

English Conversation I

63035.0

1.0

Elective

1.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Practice

80366.0

2.0

Elective

2.0

              

2.0

2.0

  

Professional Police English II

12241.0

2.0

Institutional

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

General Principles of Criminal Law II

47009.0

2.0

Institutional

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Chinese II

61001.0

2.0

Institutional

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Physical Education

99021.0

2.0

Institutional

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Psychology

14003.0

2.0

Compulsory

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Sociology

43024.0

2.0

Compulsory

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Public Administration

46052.0

2.0

Compulsory

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

General Principles of Civil Law II

47029.0

2.0

Compulsory

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Political Science

46029.0

2.0

Elective

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

English Conversation II

63035.0

1.0

Elective

  

1.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Criminal Justice

80365.0

2.0

Elective

  

2.0

            

2.0

2.0

  

Specific Offenses of Criminal Law I

47007.0

2.0

Institutional

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Administrative Law I

47036.0

2.0

Institutional

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Smart Policing

93934.0

2.0

Institutional

    

2.0

                

Statistics I

41003.0

2.0

Compulsory

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Criminology I

43009.0

2.0

Compulsory

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Public Policy

46010.0

2.0

Compulsory

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Police Duty

80010.0

2.0

Compulsory

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

Note 2

Police Science

80011.0

2.0

Compulsory

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Civil Law: Family

47031.0

2.0

Elective

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Civil Law: Obligations

47149.0

2.0

Elective

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Police Public Relations

80017.0

2.0

Elective

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Police Career Planning

80211.0

2.0

Elective

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Security Management

80218.0

2.0

Elective

    

2.0

          

2.0

2.0

  

Technology and Cybercrime Investigation

12349.0

2.0

Institutional

      

2.0

        

1.0

1.0

  

Specific Offenses of Criminal Law II

47007.0

2.0

Institutional

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Administrative Law II

47036.0

2.0

Institutional

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Statistics II

410032.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

              

Criminology II

43009.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Police Regulations

47037.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

Note 4

Police Affairs

80027.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Police Policy I

80289.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Women and Children Policing

80363.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Criminal Investigation

81003.0

2.0

Compulsory

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

Note 3

Civil Law: Property Rights

47028.0

2.0

Elective

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Civil Law: Succession

47030.0

2.0

Elective

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Data Collection and Law Enforcement

80343.0

2.0

Elective

      

2.0

        

2.0

2.0

  

Criminal Procedure I

47005.0

2.0

Institutional

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Research Methods

12004.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Police Power Exercise Act

47145.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Police Ethics

80144.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Police Policy II

80289.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Policing and Crime Prevention

80293.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Traffic Policing

84008.0

2.0

Compulsory

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Family and Marriage Counseling

43005.0

2.0

Elective

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Administrative Procedure Act

47054.0

2.0

Elective

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Women and Children Safety

47110.0

2.0

Elective

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

Note 5

Smart Policing and Police Dispatch

80364.0

2.0

Elective

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Introduction to Forensic Science

87005.0

2.0

Elective

        

2.0

      

2.0

2.0

  

Criminal Procedure II

47005.0

2.0

Institutional

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Police Practical Writing and Exercises I

61010.0

1.0

Institutional

          

1.0

    

2.0

2.0

Note 1

Criminal Policy

47003.0

2.0

Compulsory

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Security Policing

80002.0

2.0

Compulsory

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Policing Analysis

80368.0

2.0

Compulsory

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Crisis Management and Negotiation

88058.0

2.0

Compulsory

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Criminal Psychology

43013.0

2.0

Elective

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Special Criminal Laws and Statutes

47021.0

2.0

Elective

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Law of Administrative Litigation and Appeals

49012.0

2.0

Elective

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

State Compensation Law

49015.0

2.0

Elective

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

  

Human Rights and Law Enforcement

80342.0

2.0

Elective

          

2.0

    

2.0

2.0

Note 9

Police Practical Writing and Exercises II

61010.0

1.0

Institutional

            

1.0

  

2.0

2.0

Note 1

Police Situational Practice

80288.0

2.0

Institutional

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Administrative Law I

49080.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

Note 7

Specialized Policing

80005.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

Note 6

Special Topics on Police Administration

80045.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Police Duty

80048.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Professional Police English I

80290.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Police Policy and Smart Policing

80356.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Policing Analysis I

803691.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Selected Readings of English Books on Policing I

803701.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Police Regulations and Practice I

803711.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Criminal Law and Procedure I

85040.0

2.0

Elective

            

2.0

  

2.0

2.0

Note 8

Special Topics on Administrative Law II

49080.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

Note 7

Seminar on Police Science

80071.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Professional Police English II

80290.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Crime Prevention Practice

80320.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Criminal Investigation (including Tech Investigation)

80357.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Policing Analysis II

803692.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Selected Readings of English Books on Policing II

803702.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Police Regulations and Practice II

803712.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

  

Special Topics on Criminal Law and Procedure II

85040.0

2.0

Elective

              

2.0

2.0

2.0

Note 8

Total Course Credits Offered

  

180.0

  

0.0

0.0

21.0

21.0

26.0

26.0

24.0

21.0

23.0

18.0

  

 

📜 Graduation Requirements & Regulations /

  • Institutional Common Compulsory Courses: 42 credits (including 2 credits of Physical Education). A minimum of 8 credits of general education courses must be completed within 4 years (excluding foreign languages, Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Information Security).
  • Departmental Professional Compulsory Courses: 54 credits.
  • Departmental Professional Elective Courses: A minimum total of 26 credits is required. (Credits from elective courses taken in other departments or from cross-selected foreign language courses will not be counted toward the professional electives of this department).
  • Minimum Total Credits for Graduation: 130 credits.
  • To comply with the Enforcement Rules of the University Act and CPU's Academic Regulations—which state that "in principle, 1 credit is awarded for every 18 hours of instruction"—the "Principles for Grade Settlement of Graduating Undergraduate Students and Student Course Selection" are implemented as follows:
    1. Graduating Class Students: May not select courses offered for non-graduating classes during the 8th semester.
    2. Non-Graduating Class Students: Those who select courses from the 8th semester of graduating classes must comply with make-up classes; those who cannot accommodate make-up classes are not allowed to select such courses.
  • English Proficiency Requirement for Graduation:
    According to the resolution of the university's meeting on October 30, 2023, regarding the "Review of the University's Special Examination System and Adjustment of Institutional Common Compulsory Courses," the English proficiency requirements for graduation from the undergraduate programs starting from the 2024 academic year are established as follows:
    1. Four-Year Undergraduate Program: Must reach the Intermediate level (including both Listening and Reading components) of the English proficiency test.
    2. Two-Year Undergraduate Program: Must reach the Elementary level (including both Listening and Reading components) of the English proficiency test.
    • Students must pass the intermediate level threshold equivalent to the General English Proficiency Test (GEPT) (Listening and Reading) after enrollment and before graduation to qualify for graduation. Students who fail to pass by the end of the 5th semester may take remedial courses starting from the 6th semester. (This includes relevant English courses offered by the General Education Center, which should be completed by the end of the 7th semester, or participating in the English program of the university's sister schools' study abroad tours).

📝 Remarks and Definitions / 

  • Note 1: Each includes 1 additional hour of practice in official document writing.
  • Note 2: Includes household visits.
  • Note 3: Includes forensic science and the production of investigation records/statements.
  • Note 4: Includes The Police Act, Social Order Maintenance Act, and Act on the Use of Police Weapons.
  • Note 5: Includes Domestic Violence Prevention Act, Sexual Assault Crime Prevention Act, Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act, Stalking and Harassment Prevention Act, and The Three Anti-Sexual Harassment Acts.
  • Note 6: Includes Foreign Affairs Policing, Economic Policing and Economic Crimes, and Protection of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), etc.
  • Note 7: Scope covers the General Principles of Administrative Law, Administrative Organization Law, Law of Administrative Actions, and Law of Administrative Remedies.
  • Note 8: Scope covers Criminal Law (including Special Criminal Laws/Statutes), Code of Criminal Procedure, and Comprehensive Seminars.
  • Note 9: Includes Human Rights Conventions.