sfwd-courses

Security – Level 1

January 13, 2015 in Security

The “Security Basic” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • What makes someone a “threat”
  • The observation and decision making process
  • How to observe and assess individual people using the four primary clusters
  • How to assess people in “the approach”
  • How Tactical Analysis can improve security operations
  • How file folders improve intuition and recognition primed decision making.

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

School Safety – Level 1

January 11, 2015 in Schools

The “Education Basic” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • What makes someone a “threat”
  • The observation and decision making process
  • How to observe and assess individual people using the four primary clusters
  • How to assess people in “the approach”
  • How Tactical Analysis can improve school safety
  • How file folders improve intuition and recognition primed decision making.

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

Military – Level 1

January 11, 2015 in Military

The “Military Basic” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • What makes someone a “threat”
  • The observation and decision making process
  • How to observe and assess individual people using the four primary clusters
  • How to assess people in “the approach”
  • How Tactical Analysis can improve military operations
  • How file folders improve intuition and recognition primed decision making.

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

Police – Level 1

January 11, 2015 in Police

The “Law Enforcement Basic” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • What makes someone a “threat”
  • The observation and decision making process
  • How to observe and assess individual people using the four primary clusters
  • How to assess people in “the approach”
  • How Tactical Analysis can improve police operations
  • How file folders improve intuition and recognition primed decision making.

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

School Safety – Level 2

January 11, 2015 in Schools

The “Ensuring School Safety Advanced” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • How to remove the uncertainty present in securing schools.
  • How to establish a baseline for any situation.
  • How to assess the collective mood.
  • How to assess the environment.
  • The hasty and deliberate search to establish a baseline.
  • How to conduct a Red Team Analysis.
  • How to improve mental simulations.

Course pre-requisite: The School Safety Level 1Program

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

Security – Level 2

January 10, 2015 in Security

The “Security Advanced” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • How to remove the uncertainty present in police operations.
  • How to establish a baseline for any situation.
  • How to assess the collective mood.
  • How to assess the environment.
  • The hasty and deliberate search to establish a baseline.
  • How to conduct a Red Team Analysis.
  • How to improve mental simulations.

Course pre-requisite: The Security Level 1 Program

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

Police – Level 2

January 10, 2015 in Police

The “Law Enforcement Advanced” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • How to remove the uncertainty present in police operations.
  • How to establish a baseline for any situation.
  • How to assess the collective mood.
  • How to assess the environment.
  • The hasty and deliberate search to establish a baseline.
  • How to conduct a Red Team Analysis.
  • How to improve mental simulations.

Course pre-requisite: The Law Enforcement Level 1 Course

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.

Military – Level 2

January 10, 2015 in Military

The “Military Advanced” course in the Tactical Analysis program has over six hours of video lectures and teaches students:

  • How to remove the uncertainty present in military operations.
  • How to establish a baseline for any situation.
  • How to assess the collective mood.
  • How to assess the environment.
  • The hasty and deliberate search to establish a baseline.
  • How to conduct a Red Team Analysis.
  • How to improve mental simulations.

Course pre-requisite: The Military Level 1 Program

To sample the lessons, click on one of the first two topics to open the course.