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Rm108-0922ATIC is pleased to offer training programs designed around your organization's needs. From single-day short courses to week-long training workshops, ATIC can provide the training and education that your organization needs - at the appropriate security level.

Contact us for additional information on our full range of short courses and training workshops.

 

Analyst Boot Camp (ABC)

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Analyst Boot Camp (ABC) is a rigorous, 10-week program focused on acquiring skills in critical thinking, technical writing, briefing, global/political threats, cybersecurity, military capabilities, and a wide variety of technical tools and processes relevant to employment in the Intelligence Community (IC). The program requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for a security clearance. Upon completion of ABC, students with no previous intelligence experience may be qualified for entry level-positions in the public and private sector intelligence workforce or equivalent commercial positions. Courses begin at the unclassified level and transition as students gain their security clearances. An example of the curriculum for the ABC can be found by clicking here:  Curriculum.

 

The ABC construct and delivery model is also well-suited for customized training programs for companies wishing to enter the intelligence community, for those already in the community yet have people waiting for clearances, or for cleared workforces that require training from intelligence basics to advanced technical intelligence such as Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) or Signals Intelligence (SIGINT).  Contact ATIC to see how we can leverage our community to meet your needs.
 

Introduction to Non-Imaging Systems

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Course: Introduction to Non-Imaging Systems
Catalog: MAS 1031
Instructor: Dr. John O'Hair, RRI
Dates and Times: August 6, 2010  0800 -1700
Location: ATIC
Prerequisites: Must be a US citizen and have the appropriate clearance
Classification: Unclassified
Cost: $400
GSA Pricing Available: Yes (please contact us for GSA costing)

Course Description

This course provides an overview of Non-Imaging Systems with the All-Source Analyst in mind. The overview will provide a basic
understanding of the capabilities of the systems and how they relate in the production of an intelligence product.

What You Will Cover

  • Propagation and attenuation of infrared radiation through the atmosphere to non-imaging systems
  • Physics and geometry of non-imaging systems orbits

Seating Available: 40 (10 seats remain)

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Synthetic Aperture Radar

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Course: Synthetic Aperture Radar
Catalog: SIG 2011
Instructor: Dr. John O'Hair, RRI
Dates and Times: August 5, 2010  0800 -1700
Location: ATIC
Prerequisites: Must be a US citizen and have the appropriate clearance
Classification: Unclassified
Cost: $400
GSA Pricing Available: Yes (please contact us for GSA costing)

Course Description

Students are introduced to the fundamental principles of SAR and its use in Advanced Geospatial Intelligence (AGI). Topics include:
basic radar operation, SAR data collection, SAR scene generation, SAR AGI products (Coherent Change Detection,
Digital Elevation Models, Dynamic Imaging), creation of SAR AGI products, and the limitations of SAR. Students will be able to
recognize SAR AGI capabilities and apply them against real world intelligence problems. Further, students will be able to identify the
intelligence products which could be requested from a SAR system and under what conditions they would be appropriate.

What You Will Cover

  • Basic radar operation
  • SAR data collection and scene generation
  • SAR and AGI products
  • The limitations of SAR

Seating Available: 40 (10 seats remain)

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Geopolitics and Geostrategy

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Course: Geopolitics and Geostrategy
Catalog: ICO 2041
Instructor: Adam Redenbaugh, CACI
Dates and Times: August 4, 2010  0800 -1700
Location: ATIC
Prerequisites: Must be a US citizen and have the appropriate clearance
Classification: Unclassified
Cost: $400
GSA Pricing Available: Yes (please contact us for GSA costing)

Course Description

The geopolitics and geostrategy course will provide students with an understanding of geography and decision making in warfare, intelligence, and strategic maneuvering. The emphasis will be on space warfare as supporting elements to ground and naval actions. Upon completion of this course, students will have an introductory knowledge of the origins of geopolitics, applications through contemporary history, current implications, and use on today's battlefield.

What You Will Cover

  • Origins of geopolitics
  • Haushofer's 5 elements of geostrategy
  • Is geopolitics dead?
  • Is geography becoming increasingly unimportant?
  • How post Cold-war misunderstanding of geography has confused our thinking in developing an effective national security strategy
  • Brzezinski - Eurasia, the chief geopolitical prize
  • Air power and breaking the enemy's will
  • Space - making nonsense of geographic boundaries
  • Space - the next manifest destiny

Seating Available: 40 (10 seats remain)

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ENVI GEOINT Software

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Course: ENVI GEOINT Software
Catalog: GEO 4042
Instructor: Martin Gorski
Dates and Times: July 28, 2010  0800 -1700
Location: ATIC
Prerequisites: Must be a US citizen
Classification: Unclassified
Cost: $400
GSA Pricing Available: Yes (please contact us for GSA costing)

Course Description

Students in the ENVI GEOINT course learn some of the basic functions of the image-processing software and how to apply those functions to intelligence-related analytic imagery tasks. The workshop is designed to familiarize users with the ENVI (ENVI Zoom, ENVI EX) suite of image analysis tools, including spectral analysis tools and tools specifically designed to work with radar data.

What You Will Cover

  • Participate in a step-by-step self paced walk-through of ENVI
  • Work through a variety of exercises using an array of tools and applications to explore effects on provided imagery
  • Explore IDL (Interactive Data Language), the ENVI programming language that can be fully customized to users' command-line functions (advance students)

Seating Available: 16 (3 seats remain)

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