HLS 230 - Intelligence Support to the Policy Maker and Military

3 credit hours - Three hours weekly; one term.
Examine how U.S. intelligence supports the creation, implementation and evaluation of U.S. foreign and national security policy. Analyze and evaluate the role of intelligence during critical foreign policy and national security events in U.S. history. Examine the intelligence community (IC) analytical processes and the mediums used to advise decision makers and military leaders. Also examine intelligence community’s relationship and support to local and state government and industry. Lab fee $20.

Prerequisite(s): HLS 211 or HLS 220 or permission of director.

Note: Typically offered OL; fall and spring terms.