About This Intelligence Community Course
As an intelligence analyst, you are asked to develop hypotheses and build arguments based on the available evidence and inferences that are made. To do this work effectively, you must understand the basic forms of evidence and how to properly evaluate that information to use in products for your customers.
What You Will Learn
- Define what evidence is
- Define the credentials of evidence
- List the three questions an intelligence analyst must answer about all evidence
- Describe what must be done to establish the credibility of evidence
- List the various ways evidence can be relevant to your intelligence analysis work
Who Should Take This Course
Anyone interested in learning more (or gaining a refresher) about evidence—particularly, intelligence analysts working in either a Federal government agencies or government contractor companies.
Prerequisites
None.
Course Certificate
To achieve a course certificate of completion, you must score 80 percent or higher on graded lesson quizzes and a final exam.
Course Format
Self-paced, online training course
Course Pricing
Individual courses are $124.99 (per person)
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Continuing Education Unit Credits
This course provides .8 CEUs.