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Political Science, Intelligence and National Security Track (B.A.)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

Program Information
\nCollege of Sciences<\/p>\n

School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs<\/p>\n

Howard Phillips Hall (HPH), 302<\/p>\n

407-823-2608<\/p>\n

Politics@ucf.edu<\/p>\n

Professor<\/strong>: Dr. Tom Dolan<\/em><\/p>\n

407-823-2608<\/p>\n

This track focuses on the fundamentals of intelligence and national security from both a theoretical and practical perspective. It is designed to be helpful to those students who wish to pursue careers in national security and the intelligence community. The required courses in the track constitute a coherent sequence that will give students a familiarity with the functions of the intelligence community and the practice of intelligence collection and analysis. The electives can provide students a solid foundation in regional or functional specialties that are relevant to careers in intelligence and national security.<\/p>\n

Admission Requirements<\/strong><\/p>\n

– None<\/p>\n

Certificate Requirements<\/strong><\/p>\n

– Students who change degree programs and select this major must adopt the most current catalog.
\n– Co-op or internship credit cannot be used in this major without prior school approval
\n– Students should consult with a school advisor
\n– The School Residency Requirement consists of at least 21 semester hours of regularly scheduled courses taken from the UCF School of Politics, Security, and Intl Affairs.
\n– All prerequisites of courses taught within the College of Sciences will be enforced
\n– Courses designated in 1 (General Education Program) and 2 (Common Program Prerequisites) are usually in the first 60 hours.<\/p>\n

Prerequisite Courses<\/strong><\/p>\n

– Students must satisfy each course’s prerequisites before enrolling in the class.<\/p>\n

Double major\/dual degree policy in Political Science programs and minors<\/strong><\/p>\n

– Students who double major\/degree in any Political Science track and International and Global Studies shall not count more than two courses toward both programs, except the following courses:<\/p>\n

POS 2041 \u2013 American National Government Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3703 \u2013 Scope and Methods of Political Science Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

– Students who major in any Political Science track, and minor in International and Global Studies, shall not count more than one course toward both programs.
\n– The myKnight Audit cannot capture overlapping courses between two or more programs; therefore, students should have their program reviewed by the School before filing for graduation.<\/p>\n

Program Details<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

General Education Program (GEP) (36 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

At least one course completed in each Foundation area must be a designated State General Education Core Course.<\/p>\n

Communication Foundations (9 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

ENC 1101 – Composition I Credit Hours: 3 (Required)
\nENC 1102 – Composition II Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nSPC 1608 – Fundamentals of Oral Communication Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)<\/p>\n

Cultural & Historical Foundations (9 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

Select two courses from Cultural & Historical Foundations, Area 2.<\/p>\n

Select One: (3 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

AMH 2010 – U.S. History: 1492-1877 Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nEUH 2001 – Western Civilization II Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nWOH 2022 – World Civilization II Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)<\/p>\n

Mathematical Foundations (6 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

Math: (3 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

MGF 1106 – Finite Mathematics Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nMGF 1107 – Explorations in Mathematics Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nMay substitute a higher level math with appropriate scores on the Math Placement Test, see: https:\/\/www.sdes.ucf.edu\/placement-tests\/<\/p>\n

Statistics: (3 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

STA 2014 – Principles of Statistics Credit Hours: 3 (Preferred)
\nMay substitute a higher level statistics course. Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Social Foundations (6 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

Political Science (3 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

POS 2041 – American National Government Credit Hours: 3 (Required)<\/p>\n

Social Science (3 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

Select one of the listed courses from Social Foundations. Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Science Foundations (6 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Common Program Prerequisites (CPP) (3 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

See Acceptable Substitutes for Transfer Courses for possible substitutes for the courses listed below.<\/p>\n

POS 2041 – American National Government Credit Hours: 3 (GEP)
\nPOS 3703 – Scope and Methods of Political Science Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Core Requirements: Basic Level (6 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

Courses specifically identified in the preceding Common Program Prerequisites section of this catalog are also required in the Basic Core, and must be taken.<\/p>\n

POS 2041 – American National Government Credit Hours: 3 (GEP\/CPP)
\nCPO 3103 – Comparative Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 2002 – International Relations-Theory and Practice Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Core Requirements: Advanced Level (6 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

Courses specifically identified in the preceding Common Program Prerequisites section of this catalog are also required in the Basic Core, and must be taken.<\/p>\n

POS 3703 – Scope and Methods of Political Science Credit Hours: 3 (CPP)
\nPOS 4407 – The Intelligence Community: 3
\nPOS 4961 – Exit Course Credit Hours: 0 (course during graduating semester)<\/p>\n

Restricted Electives (21 Credit Hours)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

\n

Take three of the following courses: (9 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

POS 4340 – Research Methods in Intelligence Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4360 – Intelligence Process Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4363 – Intelligence Analysis and Reporting Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4300 – Research Methods and Intelligence Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

INR 4369: Intelligence Studies Capstone Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Take all of the following: (12 Credit Hours)<\/em><\/p>\n

One course from Area A Credit Hours: 3
\nOne course from Area B Credit Hours: 3
\nOne course from Area C Credit Hours: 3
\nOne course from Any Area Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Areas of Specialization<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

A. American Politics and Policy Area<\/em><\/p>\n

POS 3076 – American Indian Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3122 – State Government and Public Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3173 – Southern Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3182 – Florida Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3233 – Public Opinion Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3234 – Protest in American Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3235 – Mass Media and Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3258 – Politics in Film Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3272 – Civic Engagement Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3273 – Voting and Elections Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3413 – The American Presidency Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3424 – Congress and the Legislative Process Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3443 – Political Parties and Processes Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3463 – Interest Groups Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3733 – Designing Political Science Research Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4030 – The Politics of Sports Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4023 – The Politics of LGBTQ+ Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4074 – Latino Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4142 – Metropolitan Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4204 – Political Behavior Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4244 – Political Socialization Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4407 – The Intelligence Community: 3
\nPOS 4412 – Presidential Campaigning Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4603 – American Constitutional Law I Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4604 – American Constitutional Law II Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4622 – Politics and Civil Rights Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4623 – Guns, Freedom and Citizenship Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4700 – Teaching American Politics and Government Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4764 – GIS for Political Analysis Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 3203 – Environmental Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 3204 – Sustainability Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 3314 – Minorities in American Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4003 – American Public Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4209 – Urban Environmental Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4323 – Women and Public Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4404 – Education and Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4503 – Government and Science Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4510 – Space Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4744 – Government and Business Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4931 – Topics in Public Policy Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

B. International Relations and Comparative Government Area<\/em><\/p>\n

CPO 3034 – Politics of Developing Areas Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3057 – Contemporary Revolution and Political Violence Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3103 – Comparative Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3104 – Politics of Western Europe Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3132 – Canadian Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3403 – Politics of the Middle East Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 3614 – Politics of Eastern Europe Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4062 – Comparative Judicial Process Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4074 – Political Economy Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4101 – Politics of the European Union Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4123 – Government and Politics of Great Britain Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4303 – Comparative Latin American Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4400 – Kurdish Politics: Identity, Violence, and Democracy Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4514 – Politics of East Asia Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4541 – Chinese Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4553 – Politics of Japan Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4643 – Government and Politics of Russia Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4710 – Women in Comparative Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4731 – Politics of Democratization Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4754 – Comparative Political Institutions Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4784 – Political and Economic Inequality in Comparative Perspective Credit Hours: 3
\nCPO 4794 – Indigenous Politics and the Environment Credit Hours: 3
\nGEO 3471 – World Political Geography Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 2002 – International Relations-Theory and Practice Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 3016 – Global Political Issues Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 3250 – Politics of Pan-Africanism Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 3253 – International Politics of Africa Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4008 – Global Perspectives Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4011 – Politics of Globalization Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4030 – Diplomacy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4035 – International Political Economy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4054 – Global Politics of Energy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4060 – Causes of War Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4063 – The Cold War Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4074 – Immigration Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4075 – Human Rights Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4076 – Global Drug Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4084 – Politics of International Terrorism Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4085 – Women, Gender, and Globalization Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4102 – American Foreign Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4104 – Topics and Cases in American Foreign Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4114 – American Security Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4115 – Strategic Weapons and Arms Control Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4224 – Contemporary International Politics of Asia Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4225 – The Vietnam War Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4243 – International Politics of Latin America Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4274 – International Politics of the Middle East Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4304 – Issues in International Public Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4335 – Coercion in International Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4350 – Global Environmental Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4351 – International Environmental Law Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4363 – Intelligence Analysis and Reporting Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4401 – International Law Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4404 – Space Law Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4502 – International Organizations Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4714 – Politics of International Trade Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4764 – Cyberwarfare Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4765 – Emerging Space Powers Credit Hours: 3
\nINR 4744 – Militaries in World Politics Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 3733 – Designing Political Science Research Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4407 – The Intelligence Community: 3
\nPUP 3014 – Comparative Public Policy Credit Hours: 3
\nPUP 4510 – Space Policy Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

C. Political Theory Area<\/em><\/p>\n

INR 4603 – International Relations Theory Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4206 – Political Psychology Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 3302 – Modern Political Ideologies Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4003 – Political Theory Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4025 – Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Political Philosophy Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4066 – Contemporary Political Theory Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4305 – Democracy, Capitalism, and the Individual Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4314 – Contemporary Democratic Theory Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4331 – Utopia\/Dystopia Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4345 – Pan-Africanist Thought Credit Hours: 3
\nPOT 4632 – Religion and Politics Credit Hours: 3<\/p>\n

Capstone Requirements<\/em><\/p>\n

None<\/p>\n

Electives<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

\n

Select primarily from upper level courses after meeting with a school advisor. Courses may be outside the school.<\/p>\n

Internship Program: For students who excel, a limited number of internships may be available each semester for three to six hours of credit. Under the Internship Director, the student is typically placed in an office of local, state, or national government, a law office, or campaign headquarters.<\/p>\n

Students who qualify for Senior Scholars Program may enroll in graduate level courses to satisfy major requirements to take Area courses.<\/p>\n

The following courses are not required, but serious students should consider taking these as free electives:<\/p>\n

ACG 2021 – Principles of Financial Accounting Credit Hours: 3
\nACG 2071 – Principles of Managerial Accounting Credit Hours: 3
\nBUL 3130 – Legal and Ethical Environment of Business Credit Hours: 3
\nENC 3241 – Writing for the Technical Professional Credit Hours: 3
\nENC 3250 – Professional Writing Credit Hours: 3
\nLIN 4105 – History of the English Language Credit Hours: 3
\nMHF 3302 – Logic and Proof in Mathematics Credit Hours: 3
\nPHI 2101 – Formal Logic I Credit Hours: 3
\nPLA 3108 – Legal Research Credit Hours: 3
\nPLA 3155 – Legal Writing Credit Hours: 3
\nPOS 4941 – Political Science Internship Credit Hours: 3-9<\/p>\n

Foreign Language Requirements<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

\n

Admissions<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Met by graduation requirement<\/p>\n

Graduation<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Proficiency equivalent to two semesters of college instruction in a foreign language or in American Sign Language (ASL). Standardized examinations for foreign languages may be used. ASL proficiency is met by successful completion of ASL 2140 and ASL 2150 or an appropriate score on the ASL proficiency exam. Contact the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (https:\/\/healthprofessions.ucf.edu\/csd\/) regarding the ASL proficiency examination.<\/p>\n

Additional Requirements<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

None<\/p>\n

Required Minors<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

None<\/p>\n

Program Exit Requirements<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

\n

Students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in all courses used to satisfy major requirements.<\/p>\n

Complete the POS 4961 Exit Course during the student’s graduating semester.<\/p>\n

University Minimum Exit Requirements<\/em><\/p>\n

A 2.0 UCF GPA
\n42 semester hours of upper division credit completed
\n60 semester hours earned after CLEP awarded
\n30 of the last 39 hours of course work must be completed in residency at UCF.
\nA maximum of 45 hours of extension, correspondence, CLEP, Credit by Exam, and Armed Forces credits permitted.
\nComplete the General Education Program, the Gordon Rule, and nine hours of Summer credit.<\/p>\n

Total Undergraduate Credit Hours Required: 120<\/strong><\/p>\n

Additional Information<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

High Impact Learning Experiences<\/em><\/p>\n

High Impact Learning Experiences are available to all students. Interested students may select from the following options:<\/p>\n

POS 3940 Internship*
\nPOS 3955 Study Abroad*
\nPOS 4903H Honors Directed Reading I*
\nPOS 4904H Honors Directed Reading II*
\nPOS 4912 Directed Independent Research*
\nPOS 4941 Internship*
\nPOS 4955 Study Abroad*
\nPOS 4970H Undergraduate Honors Thesis*
\nAny course designated as Research Intensive
\nAny course designated as Service Learning
\nAny course designated as an Integrated Learning Experience
\n* These courses may also be taken with an INR, CPO, PUP, or POT prefix.<\/p>\n

Honors In Major<\/em><\/p>\n

Application and admission through The Burnett Honors College. More information about Honors in the Major can be found at honors.ucf.edu\/research.
\nInterested students who meet the requirements are encouraged to participate in the HIM program. Contact the school for information about the program and the HIM coordinator.<\/p>\n

Related Programs<\/em><\/p>\n

Economics (B.S.)
\nHistory (B.A.)
\nPhilosophy (B.A.)
\nLegal Studies (B.A. or B.S.)
\nCriminal Justice (B.A. or B.S.)
\nCertificates
\nDiplomacy Certificate
\nIntelligence and National Security Certificate
\nCivics Teaching Certificate
\nRelated Minors
\nBusiness Minor
\nCriminal Justice Minor
\nDiplomacy Minor
\nEconomics Minor
\nEnglish, Creative Writing Minor
\nEnglish, Technical Communication Minor
\nHistory Minor
\nHuman Communication Minor
\nIntelligence and National Security Minor
\nLegal Studies Minor
\nMass Media Minor
\nPhilosophy Minor
\nPublic Administration Minor
\nSociology Minor
\nWriting and Rhetoric Minor<\/p>\n

Advising Notes<\/em><\/p>\n

Contact your college advisor in the College of Sciences Advising Services (COSAS) office (CSB 250) for more information about overall progress toward your degree, GEP and other university requirements, academic probation, special problems as well as general academic advising.<\/p>\n

Transfer Notes<\/em><\/p>\n

Lower division courses do not substitute for upper division courses.
\nCourses transferred from private and out-of-state schools must be evaluated for equivalency credit. The student must provide all supporting information.
\nSubmit your requests for course evaluations at https:\/\/sciences.ucf.edu\/cosas\/ and click on “COS Course Evaluation”.<\/p>\n

Acceptable Substitutes for Transfer Courses<\/em><\/p>\n

The following substitutions for common program prerequisites are acceptable if taken prior to transferring to UCF:
\nPOS 2041: any three hours of introductory Political Science classes will satisfy the CPP. However since this course is required in the core of the major and is a prerequisite to subsequent courses, it still must be taken.
\nPOS 3703: any three hours of introductory Political Science classes will satisfy the CPP. However since this course is required in the core of the major, it still must be taken.<\/p>\n

Program Academic Learning Compacts<\/em><\/p>\n

Program Academic Learning Compacts (student learning outcomes) for undergraduate programs are located at: http:\/\/www.oeas.ucf.edu\/alc\/academic_learning_compacts.htm<\/p>\n

Plan of Study<\/em><\/p>\n

This is one of numerous possible plans of study. See program description for all requirements.<\/p>\n

Consult a school advisor for alternate, new or more appropriate selections.<\/p>\n

Use your Pegasus Path planning tool in your myUCF portal to plan your courses through to graduation.<\/p>\n

Prior to enrolling in Math, take Math Placement Test ~ https:\/\/www.sdes.ucf.edu\/placement-tests\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Political Science, Intelligence and National Security Track (B.A.) Program Information College of Sciences School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs Howard Phillips Hall (HPH), 302 407-823-2608 Politics@ucf.edu Professor: Dr. Tom Dolan 407-823-2608 This track focuses on the fundamentals of intelligence and national security from both a theoretical and practical perspective. 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