Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) 5 courses
Nikol Alexander-Floyd, B.A., Southern (A&M); J.D., Texas School of Law; M.A., Ph.D., Rutgers Andrey Tomashevskiy, B.A., Kean; M.A., New York University; Ph.D., California (Davis)
Tracks
All tracks have the same 9 credit sequence dealing with the theory and practice of critical intelligence studies: 01:790:292 Introduction to Critical Intelligence Studies 01:790:483 Seminar: Critical Thinking and Analytic Writing for the Intelligence Community 01:790:484 Research in Critical Intelligence Studies, OR 01:790:485 Intelligence Studies Internship Each track requires 9 or 10 additional credits, as follows:
4. Engineering Track
A. Security (7 credits) Two courses from the following: 14:440:101 Introduction to Data-Driven Design for Engineering Applications 14:440:102 Integrated Data-Driven Design for Engineering Applications B. Policy (3 credits) One elective course (language or area studies, 3 credits) to promote awareness of the international context of intelligence work.
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