Program Overview
Intelligence Communications
Course ID
INTL-5800
Course Duration
42.00 hours, 3.00 credits
Course Details
This is the second course in the Intelligence Analysis Graduate Certificate Program and the Tactical Criminal Analysis Graduate Certificate program. You must be accepted into either program before you can enroll in this course.
The skill that decision makers and intelligence consumers appreciate most is the analyst's ability to communicate, concisely and effectively, the results of detailed analytic work. Through repeated application of a focused set of skills to a body of information gradually increasing in complexity, this course is designed to prepare intelligence analysts to deliver a variety of intelligence products in written, visual, and oral formats. While the course focuses on mastering the communication standards and stylistic conventions of the field, it is also expected that the student will apply the skills of intelligence gathering and analysis learned in the prerequisite course. (Formerly INTL501)
Prerequisites
- INTL-5100
Course Offerings
No sections are currently scheduled for this course.
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- Identifying Malware Attacks (INTL-1005)
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