POLS 3123 - Introduction to Intelligence

This course introduces students to the importance of intelligence in enhancing United States foreign and domestic security. Students will learn the organization of the U.S. intelligence community as well as how intelligence information is collected, processed, analyzed, disseminated to policy/decision-makers and used by law-enforcement agencies. The course will also cover areas such as Constitutional mandates, the relationship between foreign and domestic intelligence activities, and the morality of intelligence operations from a Christian worldview. Class 3.