ST8510: Psychology/Behavior Intelligence for Homeland Security

2 Credits

Political, psychological, sociological, and economic foundations and dynamics of both terrorism and homeland security. Contemporary debates over terrorism, counterterrorism, and homeland security. Students develop their own (informed) perspectives.

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B+ Average (3.399)Most Common: B+ (32%)

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136 students
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    /6

    Recommend

  • 4.47

    /6

    Effort

  • 4.63

    /6

    Understanding

  • 4.26

    /6

    Interesting

  • 4.63

    /6

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