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Intelligence Studies
Description: Strategies and techniques for visualizing and analyzing information and for communicating and using information about threats, risks, and vulnerabilities with decision makers throughout various jurisdictions, including the local, state, and federal intelligence communities, will serve as a foundation for this course. Countermeasures will be highlighted and contingency plans documented in an effort to counter identified vulnerabilities. Letter grade only.
Units: 3
No sections currently offered.
Prerequisite: (Junior Status or higher or pursuing a certificate within the Department of Public Administration and Justice Studies) and Honors Student Group
Intelligence Studies
Term : Fall 2015
Catalog Year : 2015-2016
INT 370H - Threats, Vulnerabilities And Risks - Honors
Description: Strategies and techniques for visualizing and analyzing information and for communicating and using information about threats, risks, and vulnerabilities with decision makers throughout various jurisdictions, including the local, state, and federal intelligence communities, will serve as a foundation for this course. Countermeasures will be highlighted and contingency plans documented in an effort to counter identified vulnerabilities. Letter grade only.
Units: 3
No sections currently offered.
Prerequisite: (Junior Status or higher or pursuing a certificate within the Department of Public Administration and Justice Studies) and Honors Student Group