Intelligence Analysis II

Catalog description

The primary orientation of this course is a "learn by doing" approach. Students will take the critical-thinking skills and structured techniques that they acquired in Intelligence Analysis I and apply them in the creation of the types of intelligence products used in the intelligence community (IC). Emphasis will be placed on acquiring analytic writing skills to create analytic products and briefing skills to enhance the ability to prepare and present high-impact briefings to IC consumers and policy makers. Prerequisite: FLP 571.