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Global Terrorism (Paper-Based)

(Course Available After Purchase)$145

Overview:
Become acquainted with the phenomenon of world-wide terrorism including terrorist tactics, motivations, and organizations. Learn about events leading up to the 9/11 tragedies and subsequent developments. Equivalent to 24 classroom hours.

In this independent study paper-based course, assistance is available as needed. Take up to six months to complete.

Who Should Attend?
Individuals involved in anti-terrorism activities, security issues, protective services and for anyone interested in gaining a better understanding terrorism.
Objectives:
  • Explain why terrorism exists in the world today
  • Discuss the proclaimed justifications of terrorists
  • Identify the profile of terrorists and their organizations
  • Describe the types of terrorist acts and tactics, terrorist weapons, resources and equipment
  • Discuss the underlying causes of the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001
  • Discuss anti-terrorism and counter-terrorism efforts and what we can expect in the future
  • Syllabus:
    Syllabus -- Global Terrorism, PUAP8218N, Grad. School, USDA
    • Lesson 1: The Phenomenon of Terrorism
    • Lesson 2: Definitions, Elements, and Anomalies of Terrorism
    • Lesson 3: Justifications Proclaimed by Terrorists
    • Lesson 4: Other Motivations for Terrorism: Catalysts, and Negotiations
    • Lesson 5: A Profile of Terrorists and Their Organizations
    • Lesson 6: Terrorist Weapons, Resources, and Equipment
    • Lesson 7: Types of Terrorist Acts
    • Lesson 8: Terrorist Tactics and the Targets of Terrorism
    • Lesson 9: The Victims of Terrorism
    • Lesson 10: Terrorism and the Cold War; Terrorism and the Media
    • Lesson 11: Anti-Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
    • Lesson 12: Terrorism, The United Nations, and the Future


    Course Details
    CODE:  PUAP8218N
    TYPE:  Distance Education
    LENGTH:  Up to 6 Month(s)
    CREDIT:  2.4 CEU
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