About This Intelligence Community Course
This course delves into the foundational principles of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum.
The course is the first in the FedLearn spectrum warfare learning series. It serves as the basis for the other course in the series: Low Observable Theory.
This course is for any analyst, operator, or decisionmaker who desires to learn more about spectrum warfare—including government and government contractor company employees.
What You Will Learn
- Distinguish between the radio and optical portions of the EM spectrum
- Describe the properties of an EM wave
- Explain EM wave propagation
Who Should Take This Course
Anyone interested in learning more (or gaining a refresher) about the EM spectrum—particularly, defense or intelligence analysts working in either Federal government agencies or government contractor companies.
Prerequisites
None.
After completing this course, it is highly recommended to take the other courses in this series, Communications Basics (ICFA120) and Low Observable Theory for Defense & Intelligence Analysis (ICFA122), to continue to advance your knowledge.
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)
Seat licenses to access the entire FedLearn Intelligence Community catalog are also available. Click here to learn more and purchase
If you are interested in learning about special team rates for Federal government and government contractor organizations, email [email protected].
Continuing Education Unit Credits
This course provides .8 CEUs.