Upon completion of this certificate students will be able to: Assess the evolution, structures, functions, capabilities, and activities of the national intelligence community. Assess the structures, functions, capabilities, and contributions of national intelligence consumers to include the national command authority, executive departments, Congress, military services, joint/unified commands, and law enforcement agencies. Appraise the intelligence cycle, including intelligence planning, data collection, data exploitation, analysis, production, and dissemination phases. Assess the fundamental capabilities and limitations and means of tasking human, geographic/imagery, signals, measurement and technical and open intelligence data sources. Assess and predict traditional and non-traditional threats to national and international security.
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