SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE & ELECTRONIC WARFARE


The Signals Intelligence track provides both foundational and advanced training, offering soldiers and civilians opportunities to earn professional credentials. It is a strategic initiative developed in partnership with the Army to support unclassified Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW) training and education. The curriculum emphasizes the principles of SIGINT and EW in supporting strategic and operational decision-making.

Course Flow

Semester 1

INTV 305 – Introduction to Intelligence & Information Operations

GPSV 301 – American Political Ideas

INTV 350 – Intelligence Collection

CE 301 – Technical Communications

Semester 2

INTV 326 - Introductory Methods of Intelligence Analysis

BASV 314 – Mathematics for Applied Sciences

CYBV 326 – Introductory Methods of Network Analysis*

INTV 351 – Signals Intelligence & Electronic Warfare*

 

Semester 3

CYBV 329 – Cyber Ethics

INTV 460 – RF Digital Signal Processing*

INTV 459 – Intelligence & Reconnaissance Synchronization

INTV 450 – Information Warfare

Semester 4

CYBV 479 – Wireless Networking and Security*

INTV 498 – Senior Capstone

 

*Suggested electives

 

This course flow does not account for any general educational requirements.

 

Join the front lines of intelligence and cyber defense

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