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ACQ 380 International Acquisition Management
(Last Modified:02-Feb-2017)

Description

The course teaches students to conceptualize, assess, plan, and execute the full spectrum of International Acquisition and Exportability (IA&E) activities to improve acquisition outcomes and contribute to DoD and U.S. Government security cooperation objectives. The course covers: program IA&E assessments; international considerations in developing a program’s acquisition strategy; international business planning; defense exportability integration; technology security and foreign disclosure considerations; foreign military sales acquisition best practices; international cooperative programs; working with industry; IA&E best practices and is designed to strengthen the student’s critical thinking and analytical skills through the use of practical exercises and case studies based on real world IA&E scenarios.

Objectives

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Target Attendees

Acquisition workforce members occupying Level 3 acquisition positions tagged as International.

Prerequisite(s)

ACQ 230, International Acquisition Integration

Predecessor Course(s) (Acceptable as a substitute for this course until the acceptance date specified below.)

Predecessor	Predecessor Course Title	PDS Code	Accepted Until
None	None	None	None

Course Length

4.5 classroom days

Additional Course Information

Delivery Mode	Resident
Equivalent Courses	None
ACE Recommended Credits	None
PDS Code	BZY
DAU Public (material/prework)	N/A

Continuing Education Units	0
Continuous Learning Points	40
Reservist Retirement Points	0
Historical Allocations	Mouse Over for Past CEU/CLPs

Notes

Pre-work required / Walk-ins NOT authorized

This course includes approximately 6 hours of course pre-work requirements.

This course requires students to identify an IA&E improvement project for their organization or program based on challenges encountered in their workplace before arriving at the classroom. Student proposals will be discussed and refined during the course to help shape each student’s post-course project efforts.