Course Details

Apply the key components of the intelligence cycle to the collection, analysis and dissemination of intelligence in support of various corporate goals and objectives. Acquire the skill to conduct elementary intelligence charting techniques within the context of public safety and corporate security and be able to delineate between information, intelligence, and evidence. Attain valuable skills in relation to the preparation of intelligence documents and the protocols surrounding their dissemination. (Formerly ESM341)

    Prerequisites

  • Program Restriction. Completion of RESM-2100 and ENGL-1110 is reccomended.
Course Offerings
No sections are currently scheduled for this course

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