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• Course Introduction

• CPTED Overview and Benefits

• Overview of crime, fear and cost

• Crime prevention

• CPTED Overview - history and influences    

            - Timothy Crowe

            - Jane Jacobs

            - Oscar Newman

            - C. Ray Jeffery

• CPTED Fundamentals and Approach:

            - Conceptual Thrust

            - CPTED Emphasis

            - the CPTED motto

            - Design and Environment definition

            - CPTED Stakeholders

            - CPTED Results

            - CPTED Approach

• Paradigms:

            - Introduction to Paradigms

            - Concepts of Paradigms

            - Crime Environments through the offender’s eyes

• CPTED Principles:

            - Natural Surveillance​

            - Access Control​

            - Territorial Reinforcement​

• Defensible Space

• Broken Window Theory

• CPTED Strategies: 

             

             Nine CPTED Strategies

             - Clear border definition

             - Relocation of gathering areas

             - Unsafe activities/Safe locations

             - Safe activities/Unsafe locations

             - Scheduling of space

             - Overcoming distance and location

             - Marked transitions; zones

             - Provide natural barriers

             - Perception of natural surveillance​

• 3D approach to Space Assessment:

              - Designation

              - Definition

              - Design

• Safety by Design​

             - Proactive CPTED​

             - Benefits: CPTED is just good design

             - How to use CPTED as a good planning and design tool

             - Designing Safe Communities​​

 

            * This part will be taught by design professional

• Crime Analysis and Problem Identification

              - Demographics

              - Land use

              - Traffic flow

              - Observations

              - Resident/user Interviews

• How to conduct a CPTED Audit 

              - Who should be involved in CPTED Audit

              - Basis for a CPTED Audit

              - Phase 1, Before the Audit/ Pre work

              - Phase 2, During the Audit

              - Phase 3, Post  - developing                                                                   recommendations/options to consider 

• Factors that affect safety and security

              - Movement predictors

              - Entrapment spots

              - Leftover spaces

• Lighting

• Residential and Commercial Security

• Video Surveillance Effectiveness

• Man Environment Relations

• CPTED and Public Nuisance  (Incivilities)

• Loitering Matrix

• Basic Essentials of CPTED Reporting

              - Development of a Report  ​

              - Reporting realities

              - Benefits of reporting​

              - CPTED disclaimer

 

NOTES: Case Studies will be used to demonstrate elements of the course.