PROCEDURE OF SOME TUTORIALS ON DISCIPLINE "SECURITY AND SUPERVISION EQUIPMENT"
this article presents a new methodology of field tutorials on discipline «Security and Supervision Equipment» (SSE) with cadets and correspondence students enrolled in the specialization «Security and supervision organization in the Penal system». In higher education of the FPS of Russia, until recently, the profound theoretical training for the needs of the Penal system was carried out. In this regard, the implementation of the practical orientation principle upon studying subjects in this specialization is faced with certain difficulties and it requires its own scientific and methodical thinking, the use of a fundamentally new material and technical bas e. The main scientific problem in this aspect is to find teaching methods that will allow to the FPS graduates to act in different conditions of professional activity. SSE is a relatively «young» academic discipline. Its structure is not yet fully developed, it is forming only with the penal policy of the state, the science and technology development level. Becoming of a discipline in some universities of the FPS is visible since 2000. The study of this discipline, in most universities of the FPS is a traditional theoretical training system including a course of lectures, seminars, tutorials. Classes are devoted to mastering of the theoretical information obtained at the lecture, as well as the various consultations. The author proposes the methodology of the two field tutorials on the following topics: SSE commission examination, test procedure of perimeter detection equipment. Training classes are supposed to spend on the guarded objects of the Penal system. In the first case, the cadets are invited to play as commission members appointed to SSE commission examination of the guarded objects of the Penal system, to identify deficiencies (make suggestions for improvement) of SSE equipment, in accordance with the knowledge acquired at lectures and seminars. In the second case, the cadets are involved in the verification of security detectors set out in the internal restricted area.