3 credits
Spring 2025 Lecture Upper Division
An interdisciplinary course providing examples and practice in applying and managing the resources, including technologies, used in the private and public sectors for homeland security programs. Course contents will include: terrorism; corporate security; biosecurity; health care preparedness; personal/community preparedness; risk transfer; and information security and privacy. Additional content includes discussion of local, state, and federal preparedness programs issues in the public/private sectors that are designed to ensure survival during a continuum of emergency events, and continued practice in using collaborative application of team building skills. Permission of instructor required.
Learning Outcomes1Apply business continuity and redundancy in information systems to disasters and emergencies.
2Apply examples and practice in homeland security.
3Understand resource process to solve homeland security problems.
4Interact with subject matter experts and apply homeland security principles.
Restrictions
GPA by professor
made by Purdue students.