DA3101 Conflict in the Information Age
With the advent of Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Autonomous Robotics, the "Information Age" has entered a new phase. These changes demand rethinking future military and security policy and the subsequent war fighting and competition strategies that are required for a successful national security. While significant attention is focused upon information technologies, the principal emphasis in this course lies in an endeavor to understand the ways in which new technologies affect military strategy, doctrine, and organization. In particular the rise of networked organizations, non-linear military operations, and irregular warfare conducted by both Special Operations Forces and Conventional Forces. Prerequisites: None.
Lecture Hours
4
Lab Hours
0