SS3051 provides the foundational knowledge for space operations analysis and integration.  The first half of the course provides the foundational knowledge necessary to begin analysis and integration to include space command and control organizations and functions within the services and joint community to include USSPACECOM and the U.S. Space Force.  During this portion of the course, students examine current DoD and Commercial Space Systems, their characteristics, architectures and operations/management.  These systems include position, navigation and timing, missile warning, satellite communications, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.  Students will further develop their understanding by building models of these systems and describing the purpose and function of each of components of that model. The second half of the course provides the foundations necessary to analyze military space operations, to include space control concepts, and integrate space into those military operations.  Students will learn and practice the basic analytical framework and conclude the course by completing a tactically focused project that protects and integrates space capabilities and mitigates adversary threats. Requires a SECRET clearance.