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Unit name Supervising Command and Control in Policing
Unit code HSP319
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Social Sciences
Discipline Policing and Emergency Management
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Evaluate multiple responses to emergency situations, taking into account risk management, standardised procedures and changing environments.
  2. Communicate your mission, and influence the behaviour of your staff within dynamic policing environments.
  3. Exercise sound decision making, assume command and control of incidents, and effectively manage resources.

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Two week residential at Tasmania Police Academy (3 x 2 hour lecture).

Assessment

1X Pre-course essay, 50%
Students are required to respond to a hypothetical active armed offender scenario. In essay form, students will be required to detail how they respond as front line supervisors to the hypothetical incident. Students will justify their response to the situation with reference to relevant literature, legislation and the Tasmania Police Manual.

50% of assessment is conducted by the Tasmania Police Academy in the form of verbal presentations and written tasks, assessed by Tasmania Police Instructors.

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