SURVEY OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06207A000100040005-8
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 22, 2002
• Sequence Number: 5
• Content Type: REQ

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OF INTELLIGENCE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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The Intelligence Community Information Science
Training Program announces a third course in its
curriculum: a three-week "Survey of Intelligence
Information Systems." This interagency course is
designed to introduce professional intelligence
personnel to the uses of information handling systems
and their application in the Intelligence Community.
Each student will be taught to use a computer
terminal and to apply computer library programs to
intelligence problems. Fundamental techniques applying
the principle of Information Science to the solution of
intelligence analytic problems will be demonstrated.
Field trips to NSA, CIA, and other community agencies
will emphasize the role of computer-based intelligence
information handling systems. Selected developments
throughout the Intelligence Community will be described
by members of the Information Science faculty and guest
speakers.
OBJECTIVES:
1. To familiarize the student with the capabilities,
limitations, contents, and applicability of major
operational intelligence systems in the Intelligence
Community.
2. To introduce
Systems Concepts
fertilization of
the student to developments in
as a vehicle for the cross-
techniques and ideas throughout
Intelligence Community.
3. To improve the student's ability to communicate
with professionals in this field.
4. To provide a wider range of rational choices to
the professional in the analysis, problem solving,
and decision making tasks he encounters, through an
introduction to Community-wide applications of
~nf ation Science techniques.
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ELIGIBILITY:
GS-09 through 15 officers, or those with. equivalent
military rank whose responsibilities require a knowledge
of the information handling systems in use in the
Intelligence Community. Tod Secret security clearance with
access to-SI/SAO certification is required. No previous
technical or scientific education or training is necessary.
The applicant's agency or department should be
prepared to transmit certifications to DIA/SAO (Pentagon)
for the Security Officer, Defense Intelligence School, and
separately to the Registrar, Office of Training, CIA. The
certifications must cite student name, social security
number, date and title of course, as well as clearance status.
DATE and TIME:
15 January through 2 February 1973. 0830-1630 hours,
three-weeks, full-time.
Building T-4, Room 100, Anacostia Annex
U.S. Naval District Washington, Washington, D.C. 20390
No transportation will be provided, but parking space
will be available.
REGISTRATION:
Training officers in each Agency or Department will
receive requests for enrollment. They will then prepare a
memorandum which will contain, in priority order, the names,
grades or ranks and social security numbers of the applicants.
This memorandum must be received at the following address no
later than 3 January 1973.
REGISTRAR, OFFICE OF TRAINING
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20505 (STOP 64)
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