jko-catalog-sep-2012

JKO Course Descriptions
background, public affairs and civil military operations, the Afghan security structures and the basics of Improvised Explosive
Devices (IED). This course is designed to give a wide overview of the AOR and gives the minimum information personnel need
to deploy to this AOR. This course resulted from inputs from the field to the Allied Command Transformation (ACT). ACT is the
owner of this course and source of the course requirements. 12 hour(s)
International Security Risks (Drugs, Migration, Climate, Finances, Terrorism) Course J3ST-MN053 N,S
This course consists of various modules, each one of which deals with a different international security risk such as cyber warfare,
migration, drug trafficking, instability on financial markets, and the destruction of the environment. The modules discuss
links between security, risk, and the phenomena in question and present overviews of the main problems and counterstrategies
as developed and implemented by states and international organizations. Interactive elements allow students to evaluate
the issues involved and to devise strategies for dealing with the risks. 4 hour(s)
Internet Protocol (Version 6) Course J6SN-US330 N,S
The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to the characteristics and advantages of IPv6, some of the anticipated
problems, and how they may affect various IA roles. Some early best practices are introduced as well. The target audience is
entry level system administrators, network administrators, support staff, and anyone else interested in learning about IPv6.
The course is particularly important to administrators so that they may stay current with system design in order to protect
DoD's information and resources. 3 hour(s)
Interorganizational Coordination (HOA 11) J3OP-US872* N,S
The purpose of this course is to train the Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa
(CJTF-HOA) staff who were unable to participate in the formal training seminars held at the Joint Warfighting Center as part of
the core staff. The student will become familiar with Interorganizational issues and challenges that affect the Joint Task Force
Headquarters. This course is derived from the US Joint Forces Command/Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC) Deployable Training
Team academic training seminars presented to the incoming CJTF-HOA staff during the CJTF-HOA 11-1 Mission Rehearsal Exercise,
December 2010. 1 hour(s)
Introduction to Basic Unmanned Aircraft Systems Qualification Level 1 (BUQ-1) SOCOM-US796-01 N
The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the Joint Unmanned Aircraft System Minimum Training Standards
(JUMTS) four Basic UAS Qualification (BUQ) levels (BUQ-I through BUQ-IV) each with unique critical skill sets from standardization
agreement (STANAG) 4670 that are required to effectively operate and employ UAS. The information contained in this
module will enable the student to understand how unmanned aircraft systems and associated personnel qualifications are
defined and classified. 1 hour(s)
Introduction to Battlespace Maneuver and Fires in the Operational Area Course J3TA-US015 S
This course provides basic background knowledge and comprehension of Joint Battlespace Maneuver with Integrated Firepower,
including: The Relationship Between Maneuver and Firepower (Fires), Joint Maneuver Capabilities, Firepower Capabilities,
Maneuver and Fires Integration and Interdependence, and Joint Command and Control (C2) Coordination Elements. The
course will prepare individuals assigned as members of Service Component, Functional Component, or supporting staffs to
more effectively accomplish their assignments during joint events, joint exercises, and real-world operations. 6 hour(s)
Introduction to Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) IS- 317 Course NNC-CMND-2028-L N
A 6-8 hour independent study course that serves as an introduction to CERT for those wanting to complete training or as a refresher
for current team members. This course contains six modules with topics that include an Introduction to CERT, Fire
Safety, Hazardous Material and Terrorist Incidents, Disaster Medical Operations, and Search and Rescue. Those successfully
finishing it will receive a certification of completion and .8 CEU's from the Independent Study Office. This course can be taken
by anyone interested in CERT. However, to become a CERT volunteer, one must complete the classroom training offered by a
local government agency such as the emergency management agency, fire or police department. Contact your local emergency
manager to learn about the local education and training opportunities available to you. Let this person know about your interest
in taking CERT training. 8 hour(s)
Introduction to Counter Threat Finance Course J3SN-US750 N,S
The purpose of this course is to provide students with familiarity with the terminology and mechanics of threat finance. It discusses
the role of DoD in threat finance, what threats are included in the DoD definition of threat finance, what threats finance
support and where, how threat finance happens and what DoD intelligence professionals can do to counter threat finance.
1 hour(s)
* Indicates new courses added to the JKO LCMS after July 2011. The “*” is not a part of the actual course number.
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