Creative Thinking for Intelligence Analysis
Learn how to use creative thinking methods to improve your intelligence analysis work.
Learn how to use creative thinking methods to improve your intelligence analysis work.
Increase your aptitude about critical national defense and intelligence topics with only small investments in time and effort (and money).
Take the first step in gaining introductory knowledge about open-source intelligence tradecraft by enrolling in this Janes Tradecraft “101” course, which is perfectly designed for intelligence analysts undertaking OSINT activity as part of their roles.
This course examines the last five of the nine Analytic Tradecraft Standards and how to apply them to your written intelligence analysis products. Gaining a better understanding of the standards will help improve the quality of your deliverables in support of your customers.
This course examines the first four Analytic Tradecraft Standards and how to apply them to written intelligence analysis products. Gaining a better understanding of the standards will help improve the quality of your written intelligence products.
This course introduces the Analytic Tradecraft Standards and how to apply them to intelligence analysis writing. After successful completion, you will be able to develop a higher-value product that better meets the needs of your Intelligence Community customers.
Part of the spectrum warfare series, this course examines the relevant aspects of low observable concepts, the technology used in the production of stealth aircraft, counter-stealth techniques and the implications to spectrum warfare.
Gain knowledge in communication principles and technology, which will serve to improve your overall understanding of spectrum warfare.
Part of the spectrum warfare learning series, this course provides foundational principles of the electromagnetic spectrum in support of your defense or intelligence knowledge and know-how.
Learn about the various types of evidence, the credentials evidence must possess and the necessity of probabilistic conclusions based on what you’ve learned to better evaluate your intelligence analysis.