CRJ 475
Topic Proposal Form
1. Name: Daniel J Canty
2. Major (criminal justice, cyber security, or economic crime investigation): Cyber Security
3. Credit hours registered for CRJ 475 (3 or 6): 3
Refer to the table of Senior Project Requirements in Appendix B of the Syllabus to complete the rest of this section. Note that your responses to the next three questions are based on your response to the last question.
4. Required page length for paper (15–25 pages or 30–45 pages): 15-25
5. Required minimum number of resources (15 or 25): 15
6. Required minimum number of scholarly resources (12 or 20): 12
7. What is the criminal justice/economic crime/cybercrime policy or practice? Respond in a single word/phrase (e.g., Megan’s Law, injunctions, prison-based substance abuse). Cyber Warfare Arms race and the Kinetic Strike option
8. What is the criminal justice/economic crime/cybercrime problem the policy/practice identified is intended to address? Respond in a single word/phrase (e.g., sex offending, gang crime, relapse/recidivism). Ethical/legal Considerations of Kinetic strike in response to Cyber Warfare
9. What criminological theory do you plan to incorporate to explain the crime and the policy/practice identified above? Identify a single, specific criminological theory (e.g., deterrence, differential association, social bonds). Respond in a single word/phrase. Deterrence
10. What is your (tentative) thesis statement? (Respond in a single, clear, complete sentence. Click here to review what a “thesis statement” is.) A Kinetic Response to an act of Cyber Warfare against the US should be a global deterrent”
11. List at least three (3) scholarly resources that are directly relevant to your proposed topic. Use APA style, providing full bibliographic information for each entry. Do not list other (nonacademic, indirectly relevant, or irrelevant) resources here.
Chen, T.M., “Stuxnet, the real start of cyber warfare? [Editor’s Note],” in Network, IEEE , vol.24, no.6, pp.2-3, November-December 2010
Janczewski, L. (Ed.). (2007). Cyber warfare and cyber terrorism. IGI Global.
Schmitt, M. N. (2013). Tallinn manual on the international law applicable to cyber warfare. Cambridge University Press.
Consult Table 1, Program-Level Learning Objectives for ECJSC Majors, to complete the next item. Table 1 is on pages 1 and 2 of our Syllabus.
12. Which of your program-level learning objectives will the proposed paper allow you to demonstrate? List at least three (3) objectives. (For each objective, identify the objective number and write out the objective [e.g., PLLO5 = Describe how ethical issues impact decision making in cybersecurity].)
Ethical Decisions in Cyber Security and Warfare
Demonstrate critical thinking skills related to cybersecurity
Critical Analysis and reasoning
13. What particular criminal justice/economic crime/cybersecurity agency or agencies could use the conclusions presented in the proposed paper? (Be clear and specific.) NSA, Whitehouse, DOD
14. How could the agency or agencies identified above use this information? (Be clear and specific, responding in complete sentences.) The aforementioned agencies could use the information to develop specific policy and rules of engagement concerning the application of Cyber Warfare actions.
15. Include at least one (1) question you have at this point about the assignment for the professor. (Write in complete sentences, in question form, to receive credit.)
I would like to ask if a Cyber Warfare paper, this provides a critical analysis of the policies and geopolitical issues surrounding cyber warfare will suffice the requirement for the paper?
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