IO101 is a basic course for all personnel interested in the IO field and is a pre-requisite for all other Army IO courses. Employing 40 hours of web or compact disk (CD) based instruction with Subject Matter Expert (SME) Point of Contact (POC)(by proxy). Students are provided with an understanding of military IO.

IO 210 Intermediate Information Operations (IO)

This 11 day resident course prepares IO personnel to conduct IO planning in support of Army tactical and operational commands using the Military Decision Making Process (MDMP). Emphasis is on Army doctrine and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs). Learning is reinforced with Practical Exercises (PEs) and student readings. Students apply the knowledge and skills acquired to conduct IO planning under realistic, stressful conditions similar to those encountered in the field.

Incident Response Handlers (IRH)

This basic Information Operations (IO) technical course is for Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) members, network administrators, and system administrators. With 40 hours of web based learning with Subject Matter Expert (SME) instructor involvement (5:1 ratio), this course is the pre-requisite for the Operational Training Experience (OTE) course.

Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) Operational Training Experience (OTE)

The OTE is a 14 day resident course using lecture, group labs, and practical exercises (PE), with an intense final PE (STX). Training CERT members, this advanced IA level III (the Army’s highest Information Assurance certification) course is open to CERT personnel. No rank, MOS, or functional area limitations are made. DoD civilians and others are permitted on a case-by-case basis. IO101 and IRH are pre-requisites for this course.

For information about registering for a course offered by the Vermont Army National Guard, contact Student Support at:

Course Administrator
Vermont Information Operations
(802) 485-1933 commercial

 

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