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NSIS 3315 - National Security and Intelligence

Credit Hours: 3
This course provides an overview of issues impacting US national security and intelligence. The first half of this course examines the workings of the US national security apparatus by explaining the missions, roles, and functions of the various instruments of national power. The second half of the course offers a survey of issues around the world impacting US national security such as regional conflict, weapons proliferation, terrorism, organized crime, access to energy, economic stability, and environmental degradation. Same Course As: POLI 3315 


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