CRIM.5880 Strategic Intelligence and Homeland Security (Formerly 44.588)
Id: 032202
Credits: 3-3
Description
Students will examine how the intelligence process supports homeland security planning and operations. Topics will include intelligence collection and analytic tradecraft methods, homeland security intelligence organizations, legal and ethical limitations on intelligence support to homeland security, and case studies of notable homeland security intelligence over the past forty years. The course will also expose students to the wide array of intelligence career opportunities within homeland security.
Prerequisites
CRIM.5780 Intelligence Analysis Policy and Practice.
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