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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 01

COURSE NAME IASD ORDINARY SESSION

INSTITUTE INSTITUTE FOR HIGH DEFENSE STUDIES (IASD) AT THE

CENTRE FOR HIGH DEFENSE STUDIES (CASD)

COURSE AIM OFFER POST-GRADUATE AND VOCATIONAL REFRESHMENT TRAINING TO

PROSPECTIVE DECISION-MAKERS OF THE DEFENCE MINISTRY.

SYLLABUS AND MAIN

ACTIVITIES

THE IASD SESSION DEVELOPS THROUGH SEMINARS, LECTURES AND

PANELS, AS WELL AS JOINT ACTIVITIES WITH EQUIVALENT

FOREIGN INSTITUTES, CULTURAL VISITS AND STUDY TRIPS.

MAIN SUBJECTS:

- THE INTERNATIONAL SCENARIO;

- THE WIDER MEDITERRANEAN;

- SOCIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES;

- COMMUNICATION AND NEGOTIATION;

- THE ITALIAN COUNTRY SYSTEM;

- GLOBAL CHALLENGES;

- MILITARY OPERATIONS;

- HUMANITARIAN LAW OF THE ARMED CONFLICTS AND ARMS

CONTROL;

- DEFENCE AND INDUSTRY;

- GLOBAL STRATEGY.

THE COURSE IS HELD IN ITALIAN; SOME SEMINARS ARE IN

ENGLISH.

DURATION AND

PROVISIONAL DATES

APPROX. 7 MONTHS, WITH A RESIDENT PHASE FROM JANUARY TO

JUNE

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

MAX 20 PER SESSION

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

OFFICERS IN THE RANK OF BRIGADIER GENERAL OR COLONEL OR OF

EQUIVALENT RANK (AT THE OF 5/OF 6 LEVEL) WHO:

HAVE A VERY GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF ITALIAN;

HAVE A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH;

ARE ELIGIBLE FOR PROMOTION TO THE HIGHEST RANKS IN

THEIR CHAIN OF COMMAND;

HAVE A VERY GOOD RECORD OF SERVICE;

HAVE SERVED IN JOINT AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS

(DESIRABLE);

HAVE A 5-YEAR UNIVERSITY DEGREE, HAVING PREVIOUSLY

ACHIEVED A SCHOOLING CAREER OF AT LEAST 12 YEARS.

THIS CONDITION MUST BE MET IN ORDER TO ACCESS THE 2ND

LEVEL MASTER’S DEGREE ATTACHED TO THE IASD COURSE.

PARTICIPATION OF

NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


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BENEFITS (MESS,

TUITION

FEES,ACCOMODATION

AT MILITARY

FACILITIES,

TRAVEL EXPENSES)

THE BENEFITS OFFERED (MEALS, TUITION FEES, TRAVEL

EXPENSES) DEPEND ON THE STATUS GRANTED, BASED ON BILATERAL

AGREEMENTS PREVIOUSLY NEGOTIATED WITH THE RELEVANT

NATIONAL AUTHORITIES.

NO ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE;

LUNCHES CAN BE TAKEN AT COLLEGE MESS, DURING WORKING

DAYS.

LANGUAGE ITALIAN

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 02

COURSE NAME INTERNATIONAL CAPSTONE COURSE (ICC)

INSTITUTE INSTITUTE FOR HIGH DEFENSE STUDIES (IASD) AT THE


COURSE OBJECTIVE

TO OFFER FUTURE TOP CIVILIAN AND MILITARY AUTHORITIES

WITHIN DEFENSE AN ADVANCED REFRESHER COURSE ON THE MAJOR

DEFENSE AND SECURITY ISSUES AT THE STRATEGIC LEVEL.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND DESCRIPTION

THE ICC IS PRESENTED IN ONE-WEEK BLOCK MODULES. INTERACTIVE

STUDY METHODS WILL BE PREFERRED AND WILL INCLUDE

CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND ROUND TABLES FOLLOWED BY

DISCUSSIONS IN PLENARY SESSION. THE COURSE INCLUDES

CULTURAL VISITS AND STUDY TOURS.

PRIMARY FOCUS AREAS:

INTERNATIONAL SCENARIO;

MILITARY OPERATIONS;

THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICTS AND WEAPON PROLIFERATION

CONTROL.

COURSE DURATION APPROXIMATELY 2 MONTHS (INDICATIVELY SEVEN ENTIRE WEEKS)

SEATS AVAILABLE

15, ADDING TO THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE IASD ANNUAL ORDINARY

SESSION.

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

OFFICERS IN THE RANK OF BRIGADIER GENERAL OR COLONEL OR OF

EQUIVALENT RANK (OF 5/OF 6) WHO:

HAVE A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH;

HAVE SERVED IN JOINT AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS

(DESIRABLE);

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS HOLD, OR WILL HOLD, TOP POSITIONS IN

THEIR RESPECTIVE MINISTRIES.

PARTICIPATION OF

NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

SERVICES (MEALS

AND ACCOMODATION

AT MILITARY

FACILITIES)

THE SUPPORT OFFERED (MEALS, ACCOMMODATION, TRAVEL EXPENSES)

DEPENDS ON THE STATUS OF ADMISSION, AND IT IS BASED ON

BILATERAL AGREEMENTS PREVIOUSLY NEGOTIATED WITH THE

RELEVANT NATIONAL AUTHORITIES.

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 03

COURSE NAME ADVANCED JOINT STAFF COURSE

INSTITUTE JOINT SERVICES STAFF COLLEGE (ISSMI).

COURSE OBJECTIVES

ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL AND THE CULTURAL GROUNDWORK OF

THE OFFICERS AND FOCUS THEIR SKILLS TO FIT THE

REQUIREMENTS FORESEEN FOR SINGLE SERVICE-JOINT AND

COMBINED POSTS.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND DESCRIPTION

METHOD OF CONDUCT :

THE COURSE IS DIVIDED IN 3 STEPS :

1. PRE-COURSE BLOCK (SELF-INSTRUCTION METHOD); 2. STARTING BLOCK: PROVIDES BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON

COMMUNICATION-LEADERSHIP AND PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESSES

TO PROMOTE RECIPROCAL KNOWLEDGE AND AMALGAM AMONG

STUDENTS BELONGING TO DIFFERENT SERVICES, COUNTRIES AND

CULTURES;

3. FRONTAL TEACHING BLOCK, DIVIDED INTO TWO PHASES :

1ST PHASE: AIMED TO THE ACQUISITION OF KNOWLEDGE AND

SKILLS NECESSARY TO OPERATE AT STRATEGIC-MILITARY LEVEL;

2nd PHASE: AIMED TO THE ACQUISITION OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

NECESSARY TO OPERATE AT OPERATIONAL LEVEL.

THIS LAST TWO PHASES ARE ARTICULATED IN THE FOLLOWING MAIN

SUBJECTS:

• POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS FRAMEWORK;

• LEGAL AND MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK;

• POLICY AND SAFETY STRUCTURES FRAMEWORK;

• OPERATIONAL PLANNING,

FOR A TOTAL OF 14 DISCIPLINES 9 OF WHICH ARE SUBJECTED TO

TEST.

IN SUMMARY,THE PROGRAM PROVIDES THE EXAMINATION AND

ASSESSMENT OF DOCTRINES RELATED TO THE ABOVE DESCRIBED

SUBJECTS, CHARACTERIZED BY DEDICATE PERIODS AF STUDY-GROUP

FOR THE PRACTICE APPLICATION OF LESSONS LEARNED.

COURSE DURATION

PRE-COURSE BLOCK IN SELF-TRAINING: 3 MONTHS FROM JULY

TO SEPTEMBER;

RESIDENTIAL COURSE: 9 MONTHS FROM OCTOBER TO JUNE

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

ACCORDING TO THE "GENERAL PLAN OF ADMISSIONS" ISSUED YEARLY

BY SMD.

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

RANK: MAJOR/LIEUTENANT COLONEL (OR EQUIVALENT);

GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF ITALIAN AND ENGLISH;

HAVE ATTENDED THE STAFF COURSE(OR EQUIVALENT). It is

DESIRABLE THAT THE CANDIDATE HAS ATTENDED THE STAFF

COURSE IN ITALY OR IN A NATO COUNTRY.

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PARTICIPATION OF

NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

BOARD AND

LODGING

THE INSTITUTE HAS NOT ANY LODGING FACILITY.

THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY TO HAVE LUNCH IN THE

CANTEEN (IN WORKING DAYS ONLY (MONDAY TO FRIDAY).

WITHIN THE SCHEME GIVEN BY SMD WITH THE "GENERAL

PLAN OF ADMISSIONS" DIFFERENT TREATMENT ARE GRANTED

TO FOREIGN PARTECIPANTS(PAYMENT-PARTLY FREE-FREE-

FREE WITH BENEFIT) .

NOTES

- THE TEACHING PLAN FORESEES STUDY TRAVELS IN ITALY AND

ABROAD;

- THE COURSE IS ASSOCIATED TO A 1ST LEVEL MASTER DEGREE IN

"MILITARY-STRATEGIC INTERNATIONAL STUDIES " FOR THOSE

WHO HAVE A BACHELOR DEGREE, AFTER PASSING THE REQUIRED

EXAMS.

- STUDENTS MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION:

• TRUE COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION;

• OFFICIAL TRANSLATION (IN ITALIAN) OF THE OWNED DEGREE

AUTHENTICATED BY THE ITALIAN DIPLOMATIC RAPPRESENTANCE

COMPETENT IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THE DIPLOMA WAS ISSUED;

• "DECLARATION OF VALUE" RELEASED FROM THE MENTIONED

ITALIAN DIPLOMATIC RAPPRESENTANCE.

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 04

COURSE NAME CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION COURSE (CIMIC)

INSTITUTE JOINT SERVICES STAFF COLLEGE.

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

TO GIVE CIVILIAN AND MILITARY STUDENTS AN UPDATE OVERVIEW

OF EXISTING LEGISLATION AND PROCEDURES IN THE FIELDS OF

CIVIL DEFENCE, CIVIL PROTECTION, CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION

AND CIVILIAN EMERGENCY PLANNING AT THE NATIONAL, NATO, UE

AND UN LEVELS.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND DESCRIPTION

IT IS A TWO PHASES COURSE, AS FOLLOW:

“DISTANCE PHASE”: BY ACCEEDING TO THE E-LEARNING

PLATFORM MATERIALS (CONTENTS IN ITALIAN);

“RESIDENTIAL PHASE” HELD AT THE CENTER FOR HIGH

DEFENSE STUDIES;

COURSE DURATION TWO WEEKS IN SEPTEMBER

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

ACCORDING TO THE ADMISSION PLAN WORKED OUT EVERY YEAR BY

THE DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF.

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS FOREIGN MILITARY OFFICERS AND/OR EXECUTIVE/SENIOR OFFICIALS

PARTICIPATION OF

NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

BOARD AND

LODGING

STUDENTS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED IN MILITARY FACILITIES UPON

REQUEST.

LUNCH IS AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AT THE MESS HALL

OF THE CENTRE FOR HIGH DEFENSE STUDIES.

NOTES

THE COURSE IS GIVEN IN ITALIAN. SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION

FROM ITALIAN INTO ENGLISH IS AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS. INSTITUTE ADDRESS: PIAZZA DELLA ROVERE 83 -

00165 ROME

POINT OF CONTACT: [email protected]

WEB LINK: http://www.difesa.it/smd_/casd/im/issmi/corsi/

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mailto:[email protected]

http://www.difesa.it/smd_/casd/im/issmi/corsi/

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 05

COURSE NAME OP1 CBRN OPERATIONAL QUALIFICATION BASIC COURSE FOR

MILITARY PERSONNEL

INSTITUTE JOINT NBC DEFENSE SCHOOL

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH THE CBRN KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY TO

FULFILL THEIR TASKS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: THE CONDUCT OF

RECONNAISSANCE AND DECONTAMINATION ACTIVITIES, KNOWLEDGE OF

MATERIALS AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT.

COURSE

STRUCTURE AND

DESCRIPTION

COURSE STRUCTURE:

THE COURSE IS PRESENTED IN MODULES AND CONSISTS OF A FIRST

MAINLY THEORETICAL PHASE AND A SECOND MARKEDLY PRACTICAL

TRAINING PHASE. STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE:

- AN ENTRANCE TEST, BEFORE THE IN-RESIDENCE PHASE,

FOCUSSED ON THE E-LEARNING CURRICULUM AND

- AN END-OF-COURSE WRITTEN EXAMINATION.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THE FOCUS IS ON THE FOLLOWING LEARNING AREAS:

- CBRN HAZARD SCENARIOS

- ELEMENTS OF RADIATION PROTECTION AND DOSIMETRY

- CBRN WEAPONS

- FISSION, FUSION, NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND NUCLEAR PLANTS

- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

- BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL PROTECTION. OPERATIONAL STRESS

- MANAGEMENT OF TICS (TOXIC INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS)

- CBRN DECONTAMINATION

- TRAINING ON CHEMICAL/RADIOLOGICAL DETECTION EQUIPMENT

- CBRN EMERGENCY PLANNING

COURSE DURATION 3 WEEKS (FIFTEEN WORKING DAYS)

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

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ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

THE COURSE IS GIVEN IN ITALIAN. THE STUDENT MUST HAVE

ATTENDED THE ON-LINE COURSE

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JOINT NBC DEFENCE SCHOOL (RIETI)

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PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES PFP

BOARD AND

LODGING MEALS ARE CHARGED

NOTES

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 06

COURSE NAME OP 3 ADVANCED CBRN INSTRUCTOR OPERATIONAL QUALIFICATION

COURSE

INSTITUTE JOINT NBC DEFENSE SCHOOL

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

TO PROVIDE ALREADY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL WITH THE KNOWLEDGE

NECESSARY TO PLAN AND CONDUCT TRAINING ACTIVITIES AIMED AT

EDUCATING, TRAINING AND QUALIFYING PERSONNEL OF THEIR UNIT

(TO INCLUDE DOUBLE-HATTED PERSONNEL) FOR ASSIGNMENT TO CBRN

DETECTION CELLS,DECONTAMINATION TEAMS AND NBC CONTROL CELLS

WITHIN THE ARMED FORCES.

COURSE

STRUCTURE AND

DESCRIPTION

COURSE STRUCTURE:


THEORETICAL PHASE AND A SECOND PRACTICAL TRAINING PHASE.

STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE AN END-OF-COURSE EXAMINATION.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THE PRIMARY FOCUS AREAS ARE RISK, PROTECTION, WEAPONS,

DECONTAMINATION, DETECTION, D. I. M., WARNING AND REPORTING.

COURSE DURATION 2 WEEKS (TEN WORKING DAYS) DURING THE FIRST SEMESTER

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

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ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

THE STUDENT MUST HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE OP1 CBRN

OPERATIONAL QUALIFICATION BASIC COURSE

THE COURSE IS GIVEN IN ITALIAN.

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES PFP

BOARD AND

LODGING

MEALS ARE CHARGED

NOTES

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 07

COURSE NAME OP 4 “SIBCRA SPECIALIST SAMPLING AND SURVEY TEAM”

MULTINATIONAL COURSE

INSTITUTE

JOINT NBC DEFENCE SCHOOL

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

TO PROVIDE ALREADY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL WITH THE CAPABILITIES

NECESSARY TO PROPERLY APPLY THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED IN

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ON DETECTION AND SAMPLING OF CBRN AGENTS

AND TOXIC INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS (TIM).

COURSE

STRUCTURE AND

DESCRIPTION

COURSE STRUCTURE:


THEORETICAL PHASE AND A SECOND PRACTICAL TRAINING PHASE.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON RADIATION PROTECTION AND DOSIMETRY,

HAZARD, PROTECTION, WEAPONS, DECONTAMINATION, DETECTION, D.

I. M. AND BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL SAMPLING.

THE PRIMARY FOCUS AREAS ARE RISK, PROTECTION, WEAPONS,

DECONTAMINATION, DETECTION, D. I. M., WARNING AND REPORTING.

COURSE DURATION 2 WEEKS (TEN WORKING DAYS)

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

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ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

THE COURSE IS GIVEN IN ENGLISH, SLP 2/2/2/2

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: MUST HAVE ATTENTED CBRN

QUALIFICATION COURSES.

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES PFP

BOARD AND

LODGING MEALS ARE CHARGED

NOTES ///

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 08

COURSE NAME FORWARD AIR CONTROLLER - FAC

INSTITUTE IT AIR GROUND OPERATIONS SCHOOL

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

FAC COURSE PROVIDES TRAINING FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL

TO BE CERTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH STANAG 3797 AO

ED. A IAW ATP-3.3.2.2 “MINIMUM QUALIFICATION FOR

FORWARD AIR CONTROLLERS & LASER OPERATORS IN SUPPORT

OF FORWARD AIR CONTROLLERS”

COURSE

DESCRIPTION AND

CONTENT

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THE COURSE IS BASED ON ACADEMICS AND PRACTICAL

ACTIVITY. FAC TRAINEES PERFORM LIVE CAS CONTROLS

WITH FIXED AND ROTARY WING ASSETS IN DIFFERENT AIR

FORCE BASES, DEDICATED TRAINING AREAS AND NATIONAL

MILITARY RANGES. ADDITIONALLY, VIRTUAL CONTROLS ARE

PERFORMED IN SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT UTILIZING A NATO

ACCREDITED SIMULATOR.

COURSE CONTENT:

JOINT AIR OPERATIONS - AJP 3.3;

AIRSPACE CONTROL PROCEDURES IN OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: AIRSPACE CONTROL ORDER (ACO),

AIRSPACE CONTROL MEANS (ACM), AIR TASKING ORDER

(ATO) AND SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS (SPINS)

G/A/G COMMUNICATION PROCEDURES AND FAC TERMINOLOGY;

USE OF DIGITAL MAPS;

CAS MISSION PLANNING ;

WEAPONEERING;

PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES FOR CAS AS DESCRIBED IN ATP-3.3.2.1 AND DETAILED IN THE RELATED ATP

3.2.2.2 FAC MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST (METL);

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COURSE DURATION

THE COURSE IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS:

A THEORETICAL/PRACTICAL PART - 20 WORKING DAYS

(FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY) IN GUIDONIA AIR FORCE

BASE;

TWO PRACTICAL PART - ABOUT 15 WORKING DAYS EACH

(DEPENDING ON THE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS - FROM

MONDAY TO FRIDAY) IN:

• AN AIR SHOOTING RANGE;

• AN AIR FORCE BASE/CTR.

2 COURSES PER YEAR.

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

TO BE AGREED WITH THE DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF.

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

PROFICIENCY IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO THE EQUIVALENT

OF NATO STANAG 6001 LEVEL 3 IS REQUESTED.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

COURSE IS OPEN TO STUDENTS FROM NATO NATIONS AND P.F.P.

ONLY.

ACCOMMODATION/

MEAL PLAN

ACCOMMODATION:

ON REQUEST, SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM.

MEAL PLAN:

LUNCH AND DINNER AVAILABLE IN THE MILITARY MESS.

NOTE

A FAC TRAINEE WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES THE

CERTIFICATION PROCESS IS ALSO INITIALLY “FAC

CERTIFIED”. THE NECESSARY MEASURES TO ACHIEVE THE

“ COMBAT READINESS” WILL REMAIN A NATIONAL

RESPONSIBILITY.

THE IT FAC COURSE WAS CERTIFIED BY NATO IN 2013.

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 09

COURSE NAME

INITIAL REMOTE SENSING (IRS)


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

THE COURSE PROVIDES THE STUDENTS WITH BASIC KNOWLEDGE

OF REMOTE SENSING, WITH THEORY AND PRACTICAL

EXERCISES ON EXPLOITATION AND VISUAL INTERPRETATION

OF REMOTELY SENSED IMAGES FROM DIFFERENT SENSORS.

COURSE

DESCRIPTION

AND CONTENT

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THIS COURSE IS THE FIRST STEP IN THE REMOTE SENSING

TRAINING PROCESS.

BY THE KNOWLEDGE OF FUNDAMENTALS OF REMOTE SENSING

AND CARTOGRAPHY, THE TRAINEE WILL BE ABLE TO PROCESS

AND ANALYZE MULTISENSOR DIGITAL IMAGES.

THE COURSE IS ALSO DESIGNED TO PREPARE PARTICIPANTS

THAT ARE GOING TO ATTEND THE ADVANCED REMOTE SENSING

(ARS) COURSE.

COURSE CONTENT:

- FUNDAMENTALS OF REMOTE SENSING;

- SOFTWARE AND TOOLS FOR IMAGERY

EXPLOITATION;

- GEOMETRIC CORRECTION;

- CARTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL MAPS;

- IMAGERY INTERPRETATION TECHNIQUES.

COURSE

DURATION

3 WEEKS (15 WORKING DAYS)

1 COURSE PER YEAR

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

MAX: 8 FOREIGN STUDENTS

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

CANDIDATE NEEDS TO HAVE A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

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POSSIBILITY

OF ACCESS TO

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

COURSE IS OPEN TO STUDENTS FROM NATO NATIONS

AND P.F.P. ONLY.

ACCOMMODATION

/

MEAL PLAN

ACCOMMODATION:


MEAL PLAN:


NOTE

LANGUAGE: THIS COURSE IS DELIVERED IN ENGLISH.

THE IRS COURSE WAS CERTIFIED BY NATO IN 2016.

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 10

COURSE NAME

ADVANCED REMOTE SENSING – ARS


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

PROVIDES THE STUDENTS, BY USING REMOTELY SENSED

IMAGES, WITH INTERPRETATION TECHNIQUES OF

AREAS/FEATURES OF CIVILIAN AND MILITARY INTEREST

FOR IMAGERY ANALYSIS REPORT PRODUCTION.

COURSE

DESCRIPTION AND

CONTENT

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THIS COURSE IS THE SECOND STEP IN THE REMOTE

SENSING TRAINING PROCESS

BY THE ANALYSIS OF ALL CIVILIAN AND MILITARY

TARGET CATEGORIES USING MULTISENSOR DIGITAL

IMAGES, THE TRAINEE WILL BE ABLE TO PRODUCE

IMAGERY ANALYSIS REPORTS.

COURSE CONTENT :

- PRODUCTION OF IMINT REPORTS;

- RADIOMETRIC CORRECTION;

- TERRAIN RECONNAISSANCE AND LINES OF

COMMUNICATIONS;

- PORT AND WATER CONTROL INSTALLATIONS;

- ELECTRONIC INSTALLATIONS;

- SPECIFIC STRUCTURES AND URBAN AREAS;

- INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS;

- MILITARY FORCES AND INSTALLATIONS.

COURSE DURATION

6 WEEKS (30 WORKING DAYS)

1 COURSE PER YEAR

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SEATS AVAILABLE

TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

CANDIDATE NEEDS TO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

THE INITIAL REMOTE SENSING (IRS) COURSE.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-

NATO COUNTRIES


AND P.F.P. ONLY.

ACCOMMODATION/

MEAL PLAN

ACCOMMODATION:


MEAL PLAN:


NOTE


THE ARS COURSE WAS CERTIFIED BY NATO IN 2016.

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 11

COURSE NAME

SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR IMAGERY INTERPRETATION

(SAR II)


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

SAR COURSE PROVIDES TRAINING FOR PERSONNEL IN

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO PERFORM AS

IMAGE ANALYSTS (IA) IN THE FRAME OF DIGITAL SAR

IMAGERY. THE SCOPE OF THIS COURSE INCLUDES

TRAINING ON CAPABILITIES AND FUNCTIONALITIES OF

AVAILABLE SOFTWARE AND NEW ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN

SAR CONTEXT.

COURSE

DESCRIPTION AND

CONTENT

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

THIS COURSE IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO TRAIN

PERSONNEL AS RADAR IMAGERY ANALYST TO DETECT,

DESCRIBE, AND ANALYZE AREAS/FEATURES OF MILITARY

INTEREST USING MULTI SENSOR DATA.

COURSE CONTENT :

FUNDAMENTALS OF SAR IMAGERY;

SAR SYSTEM CAPABILITIES;

SAR IMAGERY ANALYSIS FUNDAMENTALS;

SAR IMAGERY PROCESSING TECHNIQUES;

MULTISENSOR IMAGERY ANALYSIS.

COURSE DURATION 3 WEEKS (15 WORKING DAYS)

1 COURSE PER YEAR

SEATS AVAILABLE

TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS


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ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

CANDIDATE NEEDS TO HAVE A VERY GOOD BACKGROUND AS

IMAGERY ANALYST.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-

NATO COUNTRIES


AND P.F.P. ONLY.

ACCOMMODATION/

MEAL PLAN

ACCOMMODATION:


MEAL PLAN:


NOTE


THE SAR II COURSE WAS CERTIFIED BY NATO IN 2015.

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JOINT INTELLIGENCE AND EW TRAINING CENTRE

(CIFIGE)

COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 12

COURSE NAME

INTELLIGENCE SEMINAR

INSTITUTE Joint Intelligence and EW Training Centre

POC 2.5108; civilian number +39 06.65971108

COURSE

OBJECTIVE

The course aim is to familiarize the attendees with

NATO principles underpinning technical military

intelligence.

Learning objectives: - encourage “intelligence awareness”; - outline NATO AJP2 (Allied Joint Intelligence,

Counter Intelligence and Security Doctrine and the

principles underlying Intelligence activity and

the Intelligence Cycle in particular.

At the end of the course the students will have

acquired the basic intelligence knowledge as

established in NATO doctrine.

EXPECTED

DURATION AND

PERIOD

1 week

LANGUAGE

English

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

Minimum 10 - maximum 15

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Students must have the standards of proficiency in

English SLP 2/2/2/2

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

The application form will be accepted NLT 10th July

2016

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(CIFIGE)

COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 13

COURSE NAME

INTELLIGENCE COURSE



COURSE

OBJECTIVES

The course aim is to familiarize the attendees with

NATO principles underpinning technical military

intelligence.

Learning objectives: - Foster “intelligence awareness”; - Provide a specific knowledge of (Technical-

Military) Strategic-Operational intelligence;

- Outline NATO AJP2 (Allied Joint Intelligence,

Counter Intelligence and Security Doctrine) and

the principles underpinning Intelligence and the

Intelligence Cycle in particular.

- Develop the capabilities necessary to operate

within an Intelligence Staff.


acquired the intelligence knowledge as established in

NATO Doctrine.

EXPECTED

DURATION AND

PERIOD

1 week

LANGUAGE

English

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

Minimum 10 - Maximum 15

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS


English SLP 2/2/2/2

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

NO

NOTES


2016

22

JOINT AREA


(CIFIGE)

COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 14

COURSE NAME

FORENSIC ACQUISITION



COURSE

OBJECTIVES

Describe the digital forensics methodology and the

live or postmortem acquisition of digital evidences

from a system.

Use the most used software for digital forensics.

Describe first response and triage procedures.

COURSE

STRUCTURE AND

DESCRIPTION

1 week - in distance learning

1 week – in residence

LANGUAGE

English

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

Minimum 6 maximum 15

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Knowledge of english, slp 2/2/2/2

Knowledge of microsoft windows os

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes

NOTES


2016

23

JOINT AREA


(CIFIGE)

COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 15

COURSE NAME

OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE SEMINAR



COURSE

OBJECTIVES

The course aim is to provide an overview of Open

Source Intelligence and its role within the

Intelligence Cycle.

The students will develop the minimum capabilities

necessary to operate with the different types of

open sources.


acquired the techniques and modalities necessary to

quickly achieve specific research objectives.

EXPECTED

DURATION AND

PERIOD

1 week

LANGUAGE

English

SEATS

AVAILABLE TO

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

Minimum 6 maximum 20

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS


English SLP 2/2/2/2

Knowledge of microsoft office computer systems and

applications

Knowledge of major internet browsers(internet explorer

or firefox)

PARTICIPATION

OF NON NATO

COUNTRIES

Yes

NOTES

The application form will be accepted NLT 10th of July

24

JOINT AREA

STELMILIT - ITALIAN ARMED FORCES SCHOOL OF

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (CHIAVARI)

COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 16

COURSE TITLE

FIRST-LEVEL MASTER’S DEGREE IN CYBER DEFENCE

INSTITUTE

Italian Armed Forces School of Telecommunications -

Chiavari.

PoC 28519; commercial phone number +39 0185.3334519

COURSE

OBJECTIVES

This course (first-level master’s degree under the

Italian system) aims to:

- provide the theoretical and practical fundamentals of operating systems, the Internet and Internet-based

services;

- provide methodologies and tools to design, set up and test instruments for protecting Internet-connected IT

infrastructures as well as digitally memorized and

transmitted information.

The programme is designed to train professional figures

in the technological area of computer security who can

work as:

- Experts in security systems - Experts in network security - Security systems architects - Experts in penetration testing and vulnerability

assessment

- Security operations centre analysts

DURATION AND

EXPECTED

COURSE DATES

The course takes place once a year, comprises 1500

hours and is structured as follows: 300 hours of

frontal lessons, 370 hours of laboratory activities and

mentored projects, 580 hours of individual study, 250

hours for preparing and defending a final dissertation.

The final dissertation will be prepared within the

participant’s unit, and is to be defended by 24 months

since the beginning of the course.

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

FOREIGN

NATIONALS

QUOTA

Minimum of 5, maximum of 16

25

ADMISSION

CRITERIA

Candidates admitted to the master’s programme will be

the following:

- for the attainment of the master’s degree: holders of a first-cycle degree and second-cycle degree,

graduates in the previous Italian system in any

discipline who, on the basis of their educational

background and/or previous experience possess

attested computer skills.

- as auditors without the attainment of the master’s degree: school leavers who, although not holding a

university degree, possess attested computer skills

related to the master’s programme.

Admittance to either advanced training course comprised

in the programme will also be possible for those who,

although not holding a university degree, possess

attested computer skills related to the master’s

programme. These participants will receive an

attendance diploma at the end of the course.

All participants are required to attend at least 70% of

frontal classes.

ADMISSION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

The Master’s programme comprises two advanced training

courses structured as follows:

Advanced training course in “Internet-based Systems and

Services”:

- Operating systems - The Internet - Application protocols and Internet-based services - Computer systems

Advanced training course in “Cyber Defense”:

- Fundamentals of vulnerability and methods of attack - Hashing and cryptograhpy applications - Authentication and authorization systems - Hardening of clients and servers - Design of secure architectures for wired and wireless networks

- Security of Internet communications - Security of applications - Management systems for mobile devices - Logging, monitoring and event management systems (SIEM)

- Vulnerability assessment - Security process management

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JOINT AREA



COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 17

COURSE TITLE

FIRST-LEVEL MASTER’S DEGREE IN DIGITAL FORENSICS

INSTITUTE


Chiavari.


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

This programme (first-level master’s degree under the

Italian system) aims to provide the theoretical and

practical fundamentals of operating systems, the

Internet and Internet-based services. Moreover, it

presents methods and tools to conduct digital forensics

analysis and investigation activities, in compliance

with the code of criminal procedure and generally

adopted international standards.

The programme aims to train professional figures in the

technological area of digital forensics who can work

as:

- Experts in data analysis and recovery from main PCs and servers hard drives.

- Experts in data analysis and recovery from mobile

devices hard drives

- Analysts of compromised systems - Court appointed experts - Expert witnesses

DURATION AND

EXPECTED

COURSE DATES

The course takes place once a year and comprises 1500

hours structured as follows: 300 hours of frontal

classes, 370 hours of laboratory activities and

mentored projects, 580 hours of individual study, 250

for preparing and defending a final dissertation.

The final dissertation will be prepared within the

participant’s unit, and is to be discussed by 24 months

since the beginning of the courses.

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

FOREIGN

NATIONALS

QUOTA


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ADMISSION

CRITERIA

Candidates admitted to the master’s programme will be

the following:

- for the attainment of the master’s degree: holders of a first-cycle degree and second-cycle degree,

graduates in the previous Italian system in any

discipline who, on the basis of their educational

background and/or previous experience, possess

attested computer skills.

- as auditors without the attainment of the master’s degree: school leavers who, although not holding a

university degree qualification, possess attested

computer skills related to the master programme.

Admittance to either advanced training course

comprised in the programme will also be possible for

those who, although not holding a university degree,

possess attested computer skills related to the

programme. These participants will receive an

attendance diploma at the end of the course.

All participants are required to attend at least 70% of

frontal classes.

ADMISSION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

The programme comprises two advanced training courses

structured as follows:

Advanced training course in “Internet-based Systems and

Services”:

- Operating systems - The Internet - Application protocols and Internet-based services - Computer systems

Advanced training course in “Digital Forensics”

- Computer crimes - Judicial aspects of digital forensics - IT tools and standard procedures - Computer forensics for Windows - Computer forensics for Unix/Linux - Computer forensics for Mac OS X - Mobile forensics - Interpretation of data acquired by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

- Prospects of digital forensics

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COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 18

COURSE TITLE SPECIALIZATION COURSE IN INTERNET-BASED SYSTEMS AND

SERVICES

INSTITUTE


Chiavari.


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

The programme comprises four subjects illustrating the

principles and IT tools that are fundamental for the

advanced training courses in Cyber Defence and Cyber

Investigation.

Classes include theoretical and laboratory activities

equalling 22 credits.

DURATION AND

EXPECTED COURSE

DATES 6 WEEKS

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FOREIGN

NATIONALS

QUOTA

Minimum of, 5 maximum of 16

ADMISSION

CRITERIA

Candidates admitted to the course will be the

following:

- primarily, graduates in Physics, Mathematics and

Engineering (second-cycle degree);

- civil servants who, although not holding a university degree, possess attested professional skills relevant

to the programme. These will be assessed by a

dedicated committee of the Ministry of Defence and

teaching staff.

ADMISSION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

//

29

JOINT AREA



COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 19

COURSE TITLE SPECIALIZATION COURSE IN CYBER DEFENCE METHODS AND

TECHNIQUES

INSTITUTE


Chiavari.


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

The programme comprises 11 modules covering the main

methods and techniques for designing, implementing and

validating secure computer systems and services.



DURATION AND

EXPECTED COURSE

DATES

8 WEEKS

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FOREIGN

NATIONALS

QUOTA


ADMISSION

CRITERIA

Candidates admitted to the course will be:



- civil servants who, although not holding a university degree, possess attested professional skills relevant

to the programme. These will be assessed by a

dedicated committee of the Ministry of Defence and

teaching staff.

Access to the course is conditional on attendance of

the preparatory course “Internet-base systems and

services”.

ADMISSION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

//

30

JOINT AREA



COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 20

COURSE TITLE

ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE IN DIGITAL FORENSICS

INSTITUTE


Chiavari.


COURSE

OBJECTIVES

The programme covers legal, procedural and

technological aspects of Digital Forensics.



DURATION AND

EXPECTED COURSE

DATES

8 WEEKS

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FOREIGN

NATIONALS

QUOTA


ADMISSION

CRITERIA

Candidates admitted to the course will be:



- civil servants who, although not holding a degree, possess attested professional skills relevant to the

programme. These will be assessed by a dedicated

committee of the Ministry of Defence and teaching

staff.

Access to the course is conditional on attendance of

the preparatory course “Internet-base systems and

services”.

ADMISSION OF

STUDENTS FROM

NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

NOTES

//

31

CODE SMD 21

COURSE NAME “SYSTEM ANALIST” COURSE

INSTITUTE

Genova University and Italian Armed Forces

School of Telecommunications - Chiavari.

PoC commercial phone number +39 0185.3334519

COURSE PURPOSE

The Course will provide knowledge to train

professionals to

define and design their company reality in

terms of processes and data involved;

identify criticalities and lack of

knowledge about company process management

starting from the goals set and

considering real constraints;

know the basic methodologies of these

activities, preferring an object oriented

approach;

perform Analysis & Design of a software

system using object oriented methodologies;

have project management knowledge both in

functional and financial terms

have basic knowledge both in the

information technology and communication

fields, to evaluate the new project

architecture with direct responsibility or

together with other managers.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND PRELIMINARY

CONTENT

The class training modules must have both

thematic and disciplinary content and deal

with the following topics:

Course introduction

Information system and software development

methodologies

UML language

Object-Oriented model

Analysis methodologies and tools

Object oriented design methodologies

Archive organising techniques

Quality Assurance

Project management techniques

Software measurement

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COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 9 weeks and will consist

of a total of 253 classes and practice

exercises

NO. OF PLACES FOR

FOREIGNERS To Be Determined

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS

Educational requirements

• Degree in Physics, Computer Science and

Mathematics, obtained according to the

previously effective regulations;

• Civil and Environmental Engineering

(class 8), Information Engineering (class

9), Industrial Engineering (class 10),

Physical Science and Technology (class

25), Computer Science and Information

Technology (class 26) Mathematics (class

32) according to the effective

regulations.

Other requirements: people with a degree not

listed above or a high school certificate but

with relevant knowledge and professional

experience in the relevant field can attend

the course.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

FACILITIES

AVAILABLE (FOOD

AND ACCOMMODATION

IN MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)

Food and Accommodation at the Scuola

Telecomunicazioni FF.AA in Chiavari

LANGUAGE Italian; the course can be held in English if

there are at least 5 foreign students.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS //

33

CODE SMD 22

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN

“ADVANCED PROGRAMMING C/C++ LANGUAGE

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The course will provide knowledge to train

professionals to design and write working code in

C++.

COURSE STRUCTURE AND

PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The classes will be divided into theory, design

and practical applications.

The following topics will be covered:

Object based programming design

Object oriented programming design

C++ programming language syntax

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 5 weeks and will consist of a

total of 157 classes and practice exercises

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS





• Civil and Environmental Engineering (class

8), Information Engineering (class 9),

Industrial Engineering (class 10), Physical

Science and Technology (class 25), Computer

Science and Information Technology (class 26)

Mathematics (class 32) according to the

effective regulations.


listed above or a high school certificate but with

relevant knowledge and professional experience in

the relevant field can attend the course.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

FACILITIES AVAILABLE Food and Accommodation at the Scuola





JOINT AREA



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CODE SMD 23

COURSE NAME ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE IN

“TELECOMMUNICATIONS”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The aim of the course is to provide theoretical

and practical knowledge of telecommunication

devices, systems and networks to train

professionals to fully understand how a

telecommunication system works and to evaluate the

requirements of the system both in terms of

planning and management.

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

11 months

hours (theory, practical exercises, work

experience): 1500 (403 hours of lessons, 1097

hours of individual study and preparation of the

final project work)

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

FACILITIES AVAILABLE

(FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION

IN MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






JOINT AREA



35

CODE SMD 24

COURSE NAME

TRAINING COURSE IN

“DATABASE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The Course will provide know-how to train

professionals to design and manage oracle

databases.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

In particular the attendee will be trained to:

• Design a database with the most used

methodologies;

• Use the SQL language;

• Configure, manage and implement an ORACLE

database;

• Solve security issues.

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 5 weeks.


experience): 61 hours of classes and practical

exercises for the first phase and 93 hours of

classes and practical exercises for the Oracle

phase.

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

JOINT AREA



36


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






37

CODE SMD 25

COURSE NAME 2ND LEVEL MASTERS DEGREE IN

“GUN LAUNCHED GUIDED MUNITIONS”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The 2nd level Masters degree in “Gun Launched

guided munitions” aims to provide preparation in

the field of artillery guided munitions

representing current state of the art technology

and research.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The course covers analytical and systematic

features to:

understand the main aspects, strengths,

technical, operative and logistical

criticalities of the considered munitions;

evaluate the performance of the munitions and,

in general, the weapon systems that use them.

The know-how learnt will allow understanding of:

theory and technology of advanced weapon

systems;

performance limits of weapon systems and

enhancement of solutions;

important aspects on the platform where the

weapon systems are mounted;

testing methodologies for advanced weapon

systems;

future outlooks in the development of advanced

weapon systems;

aspects relating to the security of munitions

material, in particular those considered.

The training program will include

basic subjects to provide attendees with basic

knowledge to understand the specialist subjects

of the masters;

specialist subjects that specifically analyse

particular aspects of weapon systems

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

12 mouths




final project work)

JOINT AREA



38

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






39

CODE SMD 26

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN “OBJECT ORIENTED

PROGRAMMING AND JAVA LANGUAGE”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The Object oriented programming and Java language

course will provide the know-how to address all

phases of software product development, from

requirements analysis to design and implementation

using Java.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The attendees will understand the Java inspiring

philosophy and will get to use the more advanced

capabilities. They will also be able to connect to

a database using JDBC and develop a web

application. At the end of the course, the

attendees will be able to design web based

applications using Java, jsp and Servlet

technologies.

The classes will be divided into theory, design

and practical applications.

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES

JOINT AREA



40


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)





ANY OTHER BUSINESS

41

CODE SMD 27

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN “MODELLING & SIMULATION

EDUCATIONAL PACKAGE FUNDAMENTALS: MS-EPF”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The MS-EFP training course provides the

fundamental concepts of Modelling and Simulation

contexts and methodologies, verification,

validation and testing, interoperability aspects

and design management applied to simulation.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

Will be on the following topics:

M&S Topics: Simulation Concepts, M&S Definitions,

Simulation Paradigms, Continuous Simulation,

Discrete Simulation, Virtual, Constructive &

Live Simulation

• M&S: Exercises: Bursting (Ballistic Unified

Rockets Simulation Testing and Interactive

Numerical

• Grinder) Exercise

• Interoperability Topics: Parallel,

Distributed and Interoperable Simulation,

Reasons to Use Parallel / Distributed /

Interoperable Simulation, Geographically

Distributed Users/Resources, Standalone vs.

Federated Simulation Systems, Principal

Application Domains, Different Time Concepts,

Simulation Time Concept, Simulation Taxonomy,

Continuous Time Simulation, Time Stepped,

Event Stepped, Historical Perspective, Basics

Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS), DIS

Example, Basics High Level Architecture, HLA

Example, DIS/HLA Comparison on an Example

• Interoperability Case Studies: IA-CGF

Intelligent Agent Computer Generated Forces

• VV&A Topics: VV&A Definitions, Verification,

Validation & Testing (VV&T) Introduction,

Verification, Validation & Accreditation

(VV&A) Introduction

• VV&A Case Studies: VV&A in Military

Applications: Project Management (PM) for

Simulation Projects, M&S Projects as Specific

Framework, M&S Project Development, M&S

Projects: SOW, M&S Projects: WBS, M&S Project

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Plan, Cost Drivers in M&S Projects, Team

Working in M&S Projects, Communication in M&S

Projects, Purchasing in M&S Projects

• PM for Simulation Projects: Case Studies:

LESNEX - LEan Simulation Network of

Excellence Approach

• PM for Simulation Projects: Exercises: CUMANA

(Cooperative & Competitive Utility for

Management and Advanced, Networking skill

Acquisition) Exercise

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 1 week and will consist of a


NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)





ANY OTHER BUSINESS

43

CODE SMD 28

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN MODELLING & SIMULATION

EDUCATIONAL PACKAGE ADVANCED: MS-EPA

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The MS-EPA training course provides advanced know-

how of Modelling and Simulation techniques and

methodologies, verification, validation and testing,

interoperability aspects and design, paying

attention to high level architecture and design

management applied to simulation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND PRELIMINARY

CONTENT

Will be on the following topics:

• Modeling & Simulation

o M&S Background & Knowledge Assessment

o M&S Topics: M&S Definition and Paradigms, M&S

Basic Concepts, M&S Input, M&S Validity, M&S

Output Analysis, M&S Variance, M&S

Experimental Design

o M&S Case Studies: GreenLog Simulator

o M&S Exercises: A.P.E. - Automated Production

Educator

o M&S Technical and Scientific References

o M&S Networking & References

o M&S Foreground and Knowledge Assessment:

Regular M&S Certification

• PM for Simulation Projects

o PM Background & Knowledge Assessment

o Topics: Project Management in M&S Projects,

VV&A for M&S Projects, Critical Issues in M&S

Projects, Tools and Services for M&S Projects,

PM & FEDEP, Simulation Based Acquisition

o Case Studies: Web Integrated Logistics

Designer Projects (WILD I & II)

o Exercises: BABEL - BAbel Experience & Lessons

o PM Technical and Scientific References

o PM Networking & References

o Foreground and Knowledge Assessment: Regular

PM Certification

• Interoperability & HLA

o Interoperability & HLA Background & Knowledge

Assessment

o Topics: Interoperability, Distributed and

Parallel Simulation, HLA Concepts and

Definitions, Development of Computer

Simulation Systems in HLA Framework, HLA

Evolution, HLA Rules, Federation and Federate

Rules, Federation management, Declaration



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management, Object management, Ownership

management, Time management, Data distribution

management, Support services, Declaration and

Object Services, Ownership of responsibility

for modelling, Logical time: ordering events

in distributed simulation, Federation

execution lifecycle, Data Distribution

Management

o Case Studies: PIOVRA (Polyfunctional

Intelligent Operational Virtual Reality

Agents) Federation

o Exercises: YACHTS (Yet Another Cooperative

High Level Architecture Training Software)

Exercise

o Interoperability & HLA Technical and

Scientific References

o Interoperability & HLA Networking & References

o Interoperability & HLA Foreground and

Knowledge Assessment: Regular HLA

o Certification

• VV&A

o VV&A Background & Knowledge Assessment

o Topics: VV&A Concepts and Definition, VV&T

Life Cycle, VV&T Principles, VV&T Techniques,

VV&T Credibility Assessment, Methodologies,

Mean Square pure Error (MSpE), VV&A & FEDEP

o Case Studies: PIOVRA (Polyfunctional

Intelligent Operational Virtual Reality

Agents) VV&A

o Exercises: LIFTS (Learning Interactively

Forefront Techniques for Simulation) Exercise

o VV&A Technical and Scientific References

o VV&A Networking & References

o VV&A Foreground and Knowledge Assessment:

Regular VV&A Certification

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS





• Civil and Environmental Engineering (class 8),

Information Engineering (class 9), Industrial

Engineering (class 10), Physical Science and

Technology (class 25), Computer Science and

Information Technology (class 26) Mathematics

(class 32) according to the effective

regulations.

Other requirements: people with a degree not listed

above or a high school certificate but with relevant

knowledge and professional experience in the

relevant field can attend the course.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

YES

FACILITIES Food and Accommodation at the Scuola

45

AVAILABLE (FOOD

AND ACCOMMODATION

IN MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)


LANGUAGE Italian; the course can be held in English if there

are at least 5 foreign students.

ANY OTHER

BUSINESS //

46

JOINT AREA



COURSE ID

NUMBER SMD 29

COURSE TITLE

TRAINING COURSE IN

“ORACLE ADVANCED ADMINISTRATOR”

INSTITUTE

Genova University and Italian Armed Forces School of

Telecommunications - Chiavari.


COURSE PURPOSE

The course goal is to integrate the knowledge of

professionals to

design and manage Oracle databases. In particular the

attendee

will further his knowledge of advanced Oracle 91 features

and will

examine the evolution of the product in the 10g version.

COURSE STRUCTURE

AND

PRELIMINARY

CONTENT

The training modules are:

• Oracle 9i -backup and recovery (RMAN) and DataGuard

• Oracle 9i – tuning

• Oracle database 10g New Features

• Oracle Forms Developer outline

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 3 weeks and will consist of a total

of 91

classes and practice exercises

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS


• Degree in Physics, Computer Science and Mathematics,

obtained according to the previously effective

regulations;


Information

Engineering (class 9), Industrial Engineering (class 10),

Physical Science and Technology (class 25), Computer


Mathematics (class 32) according to the effective

regulations.

Other requirements: people with a degree not listed above

or a

high school certificate but with relevant knowledge and

professional experience in the relevant field can attend

the

course.

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-

NATO COUNTRIES

YES

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Food and

Accommodation at

the Scuola

Telecomunicazioni

FF.AA

Food and Accommodation at the Scuola Telecomunicazioni

FF.AA

Italian; the

course can be

held in English

if there are at

least 5

Italian; the course can be held in English if there are at

least 5

ANY OTHER

BUSINESS //

48

CODE SMD 30

COURSE NAME

TRAINING COURSE IN “BASIC PROGRAMMING COURSE”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE The basic programming course will train

programmers in accounting software.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

BASIC AREA

A. Module 1: Systems and data architecture

a) Hardware

b) Basic software

c) Application software

B. Module 2: Application logics

“C” LANGUAGE SPECIALISATION

A. C language introduction

B. Constants and variables

C. Operators

D. Control structure

E. Console input/output

F. Pointers

G. File input/output

H. Arrays

I. Functions

J. Data structure and memory management

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

The course will last 8 weeks.


experience): 246 hours of classes and practical

exercises, 91 hours of Basic Area and 155 for C

language specialization

NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS













JOINT AREA

49






POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






50

CODE SMD 31

COURSE NAME

TRAINING COURSE IN “PHP PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The PHP programming language course will provide

technological and methodological tools to define

web sites and pages using the PHP language.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

Theory:

PHP language introduction

Basic components of the language

PHP language instructions, arrays and functions

Custom functions

PHP language advanced components

Interaction with databases: MySQL and Access

Interaction with XML language

Practice:

Dynamic web site creation with PHP

Future aspects of new versions

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS


















JOINT AREA

51

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






52

CODE SMD 32

COURSE NAME

2ND LEVEL MASTERS DEGREE IN

IN “INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGNER”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The Level 2 Information system designer course

will explain tools and methodologies to provide

the attendees with strong technical, scientific

and application know-how to design, develop and

manage operational and accounting information

systems.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

There will be classes on:

Object oriented design

Databases

Proprietary and Open Source Operating Systems

Software engineering

Telecommunication network

Digital processing of signals

Information systems architecture

Information systems

Real Time systems

Image processing and graphics

SDR systems

NCW and NEC principles

Evaluations and acquisitions

Networking information security and cryptography

Threat and electromagnetic protection

Services oriented architecture

Information systems research and development

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

12 months




final project work)

NO. OF PLACES FOR



JOINT AREA

53


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)



LANGUAGE

Italian; the course can be held in English if



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CODE SMD 33

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN “QOS BASE”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The basic QoS course covers medium-advanced level

subjects, including theory, to provide specific

technical knowledge to train professionals to

understand, manage and design guaranteed quality

networks both in Local and Geographical (LAN-MAN-

WAN) terms.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

General reference

• General concepts of telecommunication

networks

• ISO/OSI model, TCP/IP protocol

• Functional levels architecture

• Primitive definition

• Header detail Internet Protocols (TCP/IP

suite)

• ATM, MPLS details.

QoS based networks

• Quality of service definition

• Quality of service metrics

• Applications

• Flow concept and traffic class

• Experimental measures

• Heterogeneous networks

• Autonomous system concept

QoS oriented technologies

• ATM

• MPLS

• QoS IPv4

• Integrated Services

• Differentiated Services

• QoS IPv6

Network Control

• QoS Management Functions

• Over Provisioning

• Flow Identification

• Resource Reservation

• CAC

• Traffic control

• Scheduling

• Flow Control

• Qos Routing

• TCP flow control

• Risks due to lack of control algorithms



JOINT AREA

55

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR

FOREIGNERS

To Be Determined

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






56

CODE SMD 34

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN

“MANET NETWORKS”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The MANET networks course aims to provide

attendees with the main concepts of technological

solutions that guarantee the communication and

interaction of mobile communication nodes

(sensors, decision makers, platform and weapon

systems) in a high capacity network, without a

fixed infrastructure or planned connections.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The Multi-Hop routing protocols are described that

allow all network users to act as nodes on a self-

configuring network, to operate in relay mode,

dynamically adapting to the variations of topology

due to the relative node movements and obstacles

in the way (self-healing).

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR

FOREIGNERS

To Be Determined

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY



JOINT AREA



57

INFRASTRUCTURES)

LANGUAGE

Italian; the course can be held in English if


ANY OTHER BUSINESS

//

58

CODE SMD 35

COURSE NAME

TRAINING COURSE IN “LEVEL 2 NETWORKING

ADMINISTRATOR”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The level 2 Networking administrator course aims

to train professionals with basic knowledge of:

Technical requirements, understanding and

drafting;

effective design and management;

information systems, and small Local Area

Networks - LAN) and medium sized networks

(Metropolitan/Wide Area Network –MAN / WAN).


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

a) General reference

• ISO/OSI model

• DoD architecture

• Networking devices

b) LAN devices advanced management

c) IP network advanced management

• Level 3 switch

• Emerging technologies to interface with

geographical networks

• Routing IP

d) Data network security

• Protocols for "safe" channel implementation

• Interconnecting unconnected IP networks to

the Internet

• FIREWALL

• Interfacing with Microsoft based environments

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR

FOREIGNERS

To Be Determined

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS








JOINT AREA



59









POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






60

CODE SMD 36

COURSE NAME

TRAINING COURSE IN “O.S. COURSE UNIX / LINUX –

ADVANCED ADMINISTRATION”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

Goals for the O.S. Course Unix / Linux – Advanced

Administration course to train professionals to

configure and manage both a LAN network and the

connected systems, and the problems related to a

Unix/Linux platform (Open Source).


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

In particular during the course the attendee will

be trained to:

• Design and implement a LAN network;

• Install a Linux Server;

• Administer a Linux Server and all the

relevant services;

• Administer and manage users (permissions and

access control);

• Administer and manage security issues

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS


















JOINT AREA

61

POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






62

CODE SMD 37

COURSE NAME

2ND LEVEL MASTERS DEGREE IN

“SYSTEM ENGINEERING E PROJECT MANAGEMENT”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The Masters aims to provide training in the fields

of System engineering and Logistic support

engineering from the client's perspective rather

than the provider’s.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The topics covered are:

Introduction to systems and System Engineering

Project Management

System Engineering

Product assurance

Probability and statistics

Design of the integrated logistic support

Identification and codification of supplies

NCW and NEC principles

Information Systems

Economy and management of production

Modelling and simulating

Resource allocation methods and Operation

Research

Scheduling and Minimising cost methodologies

Decision Support methodologies

Contracts

Procurement

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE

11 months



hours of individual study and preparation of

the final project work)

NO. OF PLACES FOR




JOINT AREA

63

ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
















POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)



LANGUAGE Italian; the course can be held in English if there are at least 5 foreign students.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS

//

64

CODE SMD 38

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSS IN

“LINGUAGGIO XML”

INSTITUTE




COURSE PURPOSE

The XML language course will provide technological

and methodological tools to process XML data and

documents.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

XML language

- Introduction, history of XML, W3C role

- Understanding the syntax and semantic

- Using XML to represent data and information

Language to process XML documents

- Understanding XPath, XSL and XQuery syntax

and semantic: W3C recognised standard

- Data extraction from XML documents,

transformation of XML documents

XML and relational databases

- XML data exchange methodologies

- Methodologies to store XML data in relational

databases

- Methodologies to create XML documents from

data stored in relational databases

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS















JOINT AREA



65


POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






66

CODE SMD 39

COURSE NAME TRAINING COURSE IN “WEB ASP.NET”

INSTITUTE Genova University and Italian Armed Forces School

of Telecommunications - Chiavari.

PoC 28519; commercial phone number +39

0185.3334519

COURSE PURPOSE The course will give the knowledge to design and

realize web portals, with particular emphasis to

those based on ASP.NET.


PRELIMINARY CONTENT

The course will cover the following topics:

-server architecture

and to the TCP/IP protocol.

-level protocols:: HTTP. FTP, DNS.

for the style of web pages.

tion to XML

Building web portals using HTML5 and CCS3 with

ASP.NET.

COURSE LENGTH AND

DATE



NO. OF PLACES FOR

FOREIGNERS


ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS



Mathematics, obtained according to the previously

effective regulations;


Information Engineering (class 9), Industrial

Engineering (class 10), Physical Science and

Technology (class 25), Computer Science and

Information Technology (class 26) Mathematics

JOINT AREA



67

(class 32) according to the effective regulations.





POSSIBILITY OF

ACCESS TO NON-NATO

COUNTRIES

YES


(FOOD AND

ACCOMMODATION IN

MILITARY

INFRASTRUCTURES)






JOINT AREA

68

CENTRO ALTI STUDI PER LA DIFESA (CASD)

- CEFLI -

CODE

SMD 40

COURSE TITLE

LOGREP BASIC USER COURSE

INSTITUTE

CEFLI - Joint Logistics Education Center

COURSE

OBJCTIVES

The course aims to provide the attendees with the skills and

ability to operate the following Logistics Reporting Modules

(LOGREP):

- Sustainment Planning Module (SLP);

- LOGFAS Data management Module (LDM);

- Geographic Data Management Module.

At course completion, the student will be able to:

- create and operate a Force Profile & Holdings

- manage a LOGupdate Report.

COURSE

CONFIGURATION

Course follows a practical/operational approach.

Each student is given a laptop computer. The learning

pattern consists of a sequence of actions that the

instructor explains and the students apply directly on their

computer.

Programs and plans of lessons are in accordance with the

NATO Communications and Information Systems School (NCISS)

specifications.

COURSE LENGTH Five working days. The course is due to start in June 2016.

FOREIGN

STUDENTS Up to 8 foreign students may be admitted.

PRE-REQUISITES

Rank: NCOs (OR-4 to OR-9) and officers (OF2 to OF-5).

Language proficiency: NATO SLP certified English

language.

Computer skills: Student must be familiar with MS Word

PERSONNEL OF

NON NATO

COUNTRIES

Not admitted.

FACILITIES

Lodging is not provided. Lunch at the military mess is

available on days of scheduled classes upon payment of a

fee.

MISCELLANEOUS The course is taught in Italian.

JOINT AREA

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