The student will study doctrine and tactics, techniques, staff procedures, and will be capable of serving as a member of, or leading, a high performing staff organization. This includes how to best task, organize, deploy, and employ these forces in any tactical environment across the spectrum of conflict. Taught completely in Spanish, this course has been accredited by the Department of the Army as equivalent to the US Army Command and General Staff Course currently being presented at Ft. The course curriculum combines the doctrine and principles of combat with combat service support functions. Students will study doctrine and tactics, techniques, staff procedures and will be capable of serving as members of, or leading, high performing staff organizations.
Academic content is oriented to university and postgraduate level of instruction.
An elective program includes computer literacy. It encompasses the Headquarters, Department of the Army through installation, and unit level. The course emphasizes functional areas such as resource management, personnel, logistics, acquisition, installation management decision making tools and practices, and thinking skills as they apply to problem solving. Most learning occurs in seminars, with guest speakers, case studies, student research, and practical exercises rounding out the experience. Through frequent written and oral evaluations of progress, students demonstrate knowledge of the mission, roles, functions, and organizations of the Army, and relate Army systems to each other and the larger economic, social, and political environments within which Army leaders must manage and make decisions.