We provide support to the VA and other Government agencies through our acquisition, financial, logistics, and training programs. Individuals must register for OPEN ENROLLMENT IWS VTTs, from the below schedule, through the RESIDENT / VTT OPEN ENROLLMENT process shown in the instructions at the bottom of the page. The NDU Information Resources Management College (NDU iCollege) educates and prepares selected military and civilian leaders and advisors to develop and implement cyberspace strategies, and to leverage information and technology to advance national and global security. The Approvers signature goes in the A24 cell and instructions for that are in cells A23 and A25. d. Clearance: NA.
IIC-EW topics build on one another as the course progresses. CLASSIFICATION: SECRET//NOFORN
Joint OCS Planning & Execution Course (JOPEC) The content in this course is largely based on information contained in the Insights and Best Practices Focus Paper 10 (dated May 2016), and other material published by the Joint Staff J7 Deployable Training Division. Tier C: are assigned to Service-Component Command staff or information force units and/or elements that formally provide direct support to combatant commands in a non-expeditionary manner (E.g., Service Component Commands, Service-retained Cyber Mission Force Units, etc,). Prerequisites: IS-100, 200, 700, 800. Computer Based Training (CBT) - such as IO 101 - does not suffice. ?
JDOC is a Joint Service, Interagency (local, state and federal)-focused course providing students an introduction to Joint Service and Interagency Civil Support Operations. (more). 2. Students employ various IO tools to capture and brief the results of their planning and analysis, such as the Combined Information Overlay (CIO), IO Synch Matrix, and Concept of Support sketch & narrative. a. Uniformed military personnel in grade E-6 or above, DoD civilians GS/GG-9 or above, and contractors in support of DoD. a. Uniformed military personnel in grade E-6 or above, DoD civilians GS/GG-9 or above, and contractors in support of DoD. The JIAG has a small headquarters and support element which provide administrative and logistics support to JIAG personnel on a daily basis and when deployed. Well send you a link to a feedback form.
d. Clearance: For the resident course all applicants must hold a current U.S. SECRET clearance. The courses of particular interest to joint logisticians include: Information Assurance and Critical Infrastructure Protection (AII 6203), Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIP 6230), Strategies for Assuring Cyber Supply Chain Security (SAC 6444). CLASSIFICATION: SECRET
The mission of the Joint Information Operations Planners Course (JIOPC) is to establish a common understanding for information planners and information capability specialists who will serve in joint operational-level billets.
CAPACITY: Min 12; Max 48 (Resident); for an MTT Max in week 1 is 48, Max in week 2 is 18 due to computer limitations.
The JIAG provides specialist Information Activities training, operational delivery capability and capacity building for defence, and other government departments, through the provision of suitably qualified and experienced personnel in direct support of contingent and enduring operations, collective training exercises and international defence engagement. CAPACITY: Min 12; Max 36 (Resident), 20 (MTT)
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<. The Joint Information Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC), a CJCS controlled activity (CCA), supports the Joint Staff by improving the Department of Defenses ability to meet CCMD information-related requirements, improving development of IRCs and ensuring operational integration and coherence across CCMD and other DoD activities.
Information This interactive course explains the SOF medical operations concepts and fundamentals of the USSOCOM mission, roles, and capabilities, with a focus on medical operations in a joint setting. e. Applicants must have completed service-related IO training to attend this course. Support is also provide to defence collective training through provision of qualified experts to aid with information activities elements of exercise design, development and assurance. Inform and educate relevant audiences on Army IO programs, opportunities, and initiatives. To advance shared learning, USAIDs Office of CivilianMilitary Cooperation has developed a one-day course for U.S. military audiences called USAID DIVE 1.0: Development in Vulnerable Environments. The JIOR currently has over 100 access points across the U.S. and other countries. c. Applicants must be currently or projected to perform or assist with IO planning.
This course consists of several modules and assignments designed to orient you to IO planning and the Information Related Capabilities (IRCs). WebThe Joint Training System is the foundation of a commander's training guidance to staff and subordinates. JIAG provides specialist information activities training, operational delivery capability and capacity building for defence and other government departments. PREREQUISITES: The IIC-CO is open to all members of DoD and supporting contractors who meet these prerequisites:
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1.The Joint Information Operations Course (JIOC). This course is for personnel assigned to the Joint information career force. Student will have their clearance transmitted to the JFSC SSO at least two weeks prior to arriving. WebCurrent joint processes and communications systems covered in JDTC instruction include: Process: Joint Deployment System: Joint Operation Planning and Execution System Operates the Joint-Air Ground Command and Control Lab to support schools and Army organizations. Cameras will be turned on at all times during virtual class. strategic and operational use of.
RESIDENT / VTT OPEN ENROLLMENT: Enrollment for all applicants is through submission of a Training Registration Form (TRF ) to:
[email protected].
On a case-by-case basis, we offer MTTs to joint commands. Tier C: Intelligence personnel assigned to service units in a Title X capacity do not qualify for category 1 or 2.
This does not include those in a deployed status or any other command relationship supporting this command type.
1.The Joint Information Operations Course (JIOC) This course provides individuals with the foundation knowledge required for employment in Information Priority for JIPC are military, government Civilian (or contracted) personnel assigned to a Joint Command on the JDAL. WebIO Qualification Course (IOQC) DESCRIPTION The Information Operations Qualification Course (IOQC) is a 12-week, 480-hour resident course that consists of graduate-level Student knowledge will be evaluated during individual practical exercises and collectively during the culminating exercise, in which they will apply their knowledge of information operations at the tactical level. The method we use is the Socratic method of learning.
The Information Operations Qualification Course (IOQC) is a 12-week, 480-hour resident course that consists of graduate-level education designed to produce qualified Information Operations (IO) and Military Deception (MILDEC) operators.
The JEMIS website can be found here: https://secure.jten.mil/jemis_new/welcome.jsp, NDU Cybersecurity Compliance requirements can be found here: https://www.ndu.edu/Students/IA-Compliance/JFSC-Short-Courses/. Tier D: All other servicemembers, DoD civilians, and contractors. SCOPE: Students are introduced to EW concepts, fundamentals, doctrine and capabilities within the Department of Defense (DOD) with a focus on EW's integration with the other information-related capabilities (IRCs) ISO Information Operations (IO) for overall mission planning. This includes those on orders conducting TDY en route during a permanent change of station move that assigns them to a tier 1 HQ. The JP 4-0 course outlines how the joint logistics enterprise is used to project and sustain a logistically ready joint force by leveraging DoD, interagency, nongovernmental agencies, multinational, and industrial resources.
The IOQC focuses on producing IO and MILDEC officers with the requisite operational skills and knowledge to prevail in a multi-domain fight during Large Scale Combat Operations (LSCO) with emphasis on tactics, targeting and the operational process.
Joint Knowledge Online JKO Training Education Within 24hrs of applying, students must send an MFR signed by their O5 commander. NOTE: Within 24 hours of applying, students must provide a memorandum for record (MFR) signed by a minimum of an O5 level commander or O5 level Joint HQ staff division chief from the sponsoring supported unit. AFIT/LS offers a wide variety of in-person and distance learning courses in areas such as Program Management, Data Analytics, Supply Chain Management, Operational Logistics, and many other functional areas which can be valuable for DoD logisticians.
Access to Joint Information Operations Range Orders from your service do not constitute course approval for JIOOC or JIOPC.
ATRRS POCs may submit applications to any RESIDENT class (001, 002, etc). JIAG regularly provides a capacity building capability in support of international defence engagement. It provides an overview to familiarize personnel, not working in IO related related areas within the 1st IO Cmd, with IO. Email:
[email protected] for IO all course Directors and Instructors, Joint Forces Staff College c. U.S. Citizen. a. Uniformed military personnel in grade E-6 or above, DoD civilians GS/GG-9 or above, and contractors in support of DoD. Complete the JIOPC Application Form at https://secure.jten.mil/jemis_new/welcome.jsp (recommend using Internet Explorer) For additional information and POCs please contact our training administrator.
Course Information - SOCOM The Joint Information School is a high-demand course. Our charter is the first to support the joint force. The faculty must prioritize applicants and award seats to each class under the following prioritization. To preserve the joint environment unique to these courses, the faculty award each service one seat in each class. WebThis publication provides guidance for the planning, execution, and assessment of military information support operations in support of joint, multinational, and interagency activities across the range of military operations. DURATION: 80 hours (2 weeks)
a. Uniformed military personnel in grade E-6, W1, O3 or above, DoD civilians GS/GG-11 or above, and contractors in support of DoD. Students will attend all classes while in residence to obtain the certificate of completion. WBT is accessible from this website. (2 hrs), JFC 100 Module 04: Joint Force Sustainment. See specific courseware and the schedule below for availability.
To register for JIOPC follow the following instructions:
The JLC provides the opportunity for students to develop the attributes, perspectives, and insights necessary to manage logistics at the operational level of war, and concludes with a planning exercise to reinforce this knowledge and practice these skills. MTT ENROLLMENT: Once the MTT is conducted our Training Administrator will load the course into ATRRS and add/graduate students. This does not include those in a deployed status or any other command relationship supporting this command type. Uniformed Services Thrift Saving Plan (TSP), TRADOC Proponent Office - Echelons Above Brigade (TPO-EAB), Ike Skelton Combined Arms Research Library (CARL), Mission Command Center of Excellence (MCCoE), Air Land Sea Space Application Center (ALSSA), Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate (CADD), Force Modernization Proponent Center (FMPC), U.S. Army Information Operations Proponent, Military Deception and Operations Security Proponents, Security Force Assistance Proponent (SFAP), Joint Center for International Security Force Assistance (JCISFA), Community Health Promotion Council (CHPC), Department of Command and Leadership (DCL), Department of Sustainment and Force Management (DSFM) (Previously DLRO), AFELM Spouse Employment & Vehicle Registration, International Military Student Division (IMSD), School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS), Master in Military Art and Science (MMAS), The Master of Arts in Military Operations (MAMO), The Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Workforce Development, Warrant Officer Candidate School Blackboard Enrollment, TAC Officer Certification Course Blackboard Enrollment, Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Blackboard Enrollment, Warrant Officer Senior Service Blackboard Enrollment, Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education (WOILE), Warrant Officer Senior Service Education (WOSSE), Warrant Officer Career College Contact Information, Center for the Army Profession and Leadership (CAPL), Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC), Continuing Education for Senior Leaders - Strategic Leadership, Supervisor Development Course - Executive Level, Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC), U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA), The U.S. Army Inspector General School (TIGS), Combat Studies Institute (CSI) Publications, Force 2025 and Beyond Human Dimension Publications, Combined Arms Research Library (CARL) Collections, Kitchenette microwave, toaster, coffee pot, and mini refrigerator, Irons/boards and hair dryers in each room.