HCS 300 Introduction to Homeland Security

This is an introductory course to discuss the transition from the creation of homeland security to the formation of the current modern-day homeland security agency and system. This course will discuss more modern and innovative technologies utilized in homeland security to assist agents with apprehension, investigation, prevention and security measures, critical infrastructure protection, intelligence, risk management, legal and ethical issues, border security, and interagency and intergovernmental relations.

Credits

3