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INT 5030 Homeland Security and Threat Assessment
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This course will discuss the concept of Homeland Security not from the perspective of the would be terrorist but from the point of view of those who are tasked with the responsibility of terrorism counteraction. This course will also introduce the student to techniques of Homeland Security, Force Field Analysis, Nonlinear Thinking and Threat Harmonics that are just mentioned in other courses by focusing on the theories and practices that come from law enforcement, security management, operations research, and criminology. This course will also examine practical examples where Homeland Security personnel have both failed and succeeded in their endeavors to utilize both theory and practice to resolve problems and effect positive change. | 3 | 0 | 0 | | |
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