CDASA-I Study Questions & Anwers(RATED A)

Framing 1. Client requirement 2. Question crafting 3. Scoping Knowledge review 1. Available knowledge 2. Collection posture 3. Critical gaps Resource picture 1. Technology and tools 2. People 3. Time Methodology building 1. Project timeline and milestones 2. Knowledge development plans Knowledge development 1. Collection 2. Outreach 3. Research Performing analysis 1. Discipline-specific technique 2. Targeted technique 3. Sensemaking Evaluating analysis 1. Assess/evaluate analytic finding 2. Impact of remaining gaps and assumptions 3. Analysis of alternatives 4. Confidence selection Intelligence Community (IC) Group of Executive Branch agencies and organizations that work separately and together to engage in intelligence activities that are necessary for the conduct of foreign relations and the protection of the national security of the United States. Program Manager Advises and assists the ODNI in identifying collection requirements, developing budgets, managing finances, and evaluating the IC's performance. Department IC components that focus on serving their parent department's intelligence needs. Service IC Component Primarily support their own Service's information needs. Unifying Intelligence Strategies (UIS) Central critical plans for achieving intelligence integration. ODNI - Office of the Director of National Intelligence - Lead by the DNI - Core mission is to lead the IC in intelligence integration - Principal advisor to the President and the National Security Council (NSC) - Oversees the National Intelligence Program (NIP) National Intelligence Manager (NIM) Create UISs in line with the IC prioritized requirements by geography and topic Six steps of the intelligence cycle 1. Planning and direction 2. Collection 3. Processing and exploitation 4. Analysis and production 5. Dissemination 6. Evaluation