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Mobile Courses Overview
Mobile International Defense Management Course: MIDMC
MASL P319016
The Mobile International Defense Management Course (MIDMC) is suitable for professionals concerned with the economic, efficient and effective allocation and use of scarce defense resources in today's complex and uncertain security environment. Participants normally come from a broad spectrum of fields, to include logistics, operations, personnel, acquisition, financial management, program management, planning, engineering, and program evaluation. This course is designed for military officers rank O-4 to O-6 and equivalent civilian officials.
DRMI's experienced, world-class graduate faculty integrate analytical concepts, principles, methods, and techniques drawn from the disciplines of management, economics, and quantitative methods, and applies them to decisions involving the allocation of financial, logistic and human resources. Throughout the MIDMC, participants develop skills to recognize and evaluate the risk assessments and tradeoffs that must be made among competing alternatives at both the strategic and operational levels of defense organizations.
DRMI faculty teach the course using a stimulating mix of lectures, small group discussions and real world case studies. This approach provides a dynamic learning environment designed to develop the decision making skills necessary in today's challenging environment. Faculty use contemporary issues such as the global war on terror, regional and international instability, infrastructure protection and multinational defense cooperation to illustrate the environment in which current defense resource allocation decisions must be made. This course is one to two weeks long with the curriculum tailored to the needs of each country.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to clearly define and evaluate the relationships among national security objectives, defense strategies, program alternatives/capabilities, and their budgetary resource requirements.
For additional information regarding our mobile courses, please contact our International Programs Coordinator at (831) 656-2017 (voice), (831) 656-2139 (fax), or e-mail
Analytical Decision Making Course (ADMC)
The ADMC is suitable for professionals concerned with the economic, efficient and effective allocation and use of scarce public resources in today's complex and uncertain security environment. Participants usually come from a broad spectrum of fields, to include logistics, operations, personnel, acquisition, financial management, program management, planning, engineering, and program evaluation. This course is designed for government employees, military officers, and contractors who hold analytical or managerial positions.
An experienced, world-class graduate faculty integrate analytical concepts, principles, methods, and techniques drawn from the disciplines of management, economics, and quantitative methods, and applies them to decisions involving the allocation of scarce public resources. Faculty present a variety of analytical frameworks that enhance participants' competence at recognizing and evaluating the risk assessments and tradeoffs made among competing alternatives at both the strategic and operational levels of defense organizations.
The faculty teach the course using a stimulating mix of lectures, small group discussions and real world case studies. Contemporary issues such as the global war on terror, performance management, and risk analysis are used to illustrate the environment in which current resource allocation decisions must be made. This course is normally one to two weeks long. The curriculum can be tailored to the needs of the sponsor.
By the end of the course, participants will be familiar with marginal analysis, uncertainty and risk, and multi-objective decision making. Official requests by DoD activities should be addressed directly to DRMI. DRMI leadership will also process applications for on-site courses for non-defense or non-federal organizations through appropriate DoD channels. Details of funding source and estimates of costs will be addressed at the time of inquiry.
We require sufficient lead time for planning and preparation of mobile programs. Courses for US agencies normally require at least three months notice to allow for preparation and shipment of course materials. The course cost is determined on a reimbursable basis to include faculty salaries, all materials , and transportation and per diem for the teaching team. Suggested class size is 20 to 40 students.
For additional information regarding our mobile courses, please contact our International Programs Coordinator at (831) 656-2017 (voice), (831) 656-2139 (fax), or e-mail
Additional Information
For additional information regarding our mobile courses, please contact our International Programs Coordinator at (831) 656-2017 (voice), (831) 656-2139 (fax), or e-mail