jko-catalog-sep-2012

JKO Course Descriptions
lar Warfare (IW) curriculum, this course will provide relevant training to staff and individual augmentees who cannot attend
formal Joint Professional Military Education courses or training exercises. Its intended audience includes military, civilian, and
multinational planners and operators preparing for deployment. Topics include Department of Defense policy and strategy and
the military strategic approach and objectives for countering terrorism; terrorists and their organization and approaches; counterterrorism
operational approaches; command and control roles and considerations; and significant counterterrorism enabling
functions. 6 hour(s)
Course of Action Development, Analysis, Comparison, and Approval (HOA 11) Course J3OP-US878 N,S
The purpose of this course is to train Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the CJTF-HOA staff who were unable to participate
in the formal in-house training at JWFC as part of the core staff. The student will become familiar with aspects of the Joint
Operation Planning Process. At the conclusion of the course, the student will be able to understand and describe Course of
Action development, analysis and wargaming, comparison, and approval. The student will understand that commander’s guidance
drives Course of Action development, Course of Action Analysis identifies advantages and disadvantages of each friendly
Course of Action, wargaming is key to Course of Action analysis, and Course of Action comparison assists the commander in
identifying and selecting the best Course of Action. 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 Academics phase of the Mission Rehearsal Exercise, December 2010. 1 hour(s)
CPOF Operator's Introductory Course ARN-US501 N
The purpose of this course is to introduce the Command Post of the Future (CPOF) workstation to new users. This course covers
all of the basic functions of CPOF using highly interactive learning techniques. Users will dive into CPOF and have opportunities
to sharpen their skills on a simulated CPOF environment. The course conclusion consists of a motion graphics based
scenario that will test the course objectives and provide real world examples of the CPOF station at work. 2 hour(s)
CPX Master Scenario Event List Development Process Course J7SN-US303 N,S
The purpose of this course is to introduce a standard Master Scenario Event List Development Process for a Command Post
Exercise. Other types of exercises, especially live or field training exercises, use different processes. This process has been
developed over several years and has been successful in many exercises from relatively simple to highly complex. The individual
Services and Geographic Combatant Commands may use processes adapted to their specific needs that are somewhat
different from what is described here, but the principles are the same. 2 hour(s)
Crime Prevention ARNJ7-US048 N
This course details standard crime prevention procedures. Please watch the video and make note of important safety precautions.
0.20 hour(s)
Critical Infrastructure Awareness (CIA) Course J3ST-MN187 N,S, IP
Critical Infrastructure Awareness (CIA) Course will allow students to learn about current and prospective strategic level issues
related to critical infrastructure protection (CIP) and have a greater appreciation of the fundamental elements and complexity
of CIP in relation to national and global security concerns. Armed with this information, you'll be in a better position to contribute
to the development of plans and policies such as public safety and security, national security, emergency planning, and, for
our military members, operational planning. Military commanders will also be better able to determine the weaknesses that
exist within their own areas of responsibility and help guide their personnel in formulating plans to address potential critical
infrastructure (CI) failures due to either natural or human causes. This knowledge will also help you to determine vulnerabilities
for applications during Effects Based Operations (EBO). Implementing CIP requires the acceptance by senior management,
military or otherwise, that greater cooperation between government and private owners and operators is necessary if
protective measures are to be successfully implemented. This course was developed for senior civil and military personnel
ranging from the Staff College Major to the War College Colonel and their civilian equivalents. 3 hour(s)
Cross-Cultural Competence Trainer J3OP-US744* N,S
The purpose of this course is to provide the understanding of both one’s own and other cultures is essential for the Department
of Defense (DoD) as it faces the increasingly complex security challenges of the 21st century. Interaction with local populations
and other cultural factors are not only critical elements in persistent conflict but contribute to the success and/or failure
of stability, peacekeeping, humanitarian aid and disaster relief operations. It is imperative that we build a Total Force
which is globally aware and adept at interacting with people from a variety of cultures while operating within joint, interagency,
coalition and multinational contexts. Cross-Cultural Competence (3C) is emerging as an important and practicable means for
enhancing the ability of units and individuals to perform successfully over the full spectrum of operations. And understanding
cultural differences will contribute to mission success—just as failing to grasp cultural variations will contribute to mission failure.
3 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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