Introductory Course

Day 1

  1. Introduction to the development and components of the CPIR (2004-present)

  2. Review of the International Case of “Peter”

  3. Group Experience: Breakout room to code Peter on CPIR

  4. Review Peter’s CPIR & introduction to Peter on CPIR software

  5. Group Quiz using polling

  6. Homework—Review of tomorrow’s case: Violence and Cyber Hacking/Extortion threats in a Disgruntled Employee—excerpts from “Bill’s” personnel file

Day 2

  1. Review of investigation and analysis of case of computer hacking & workplace sabotage & violence threat

  2. Group Experience: Breakout rooms to code case

  3. Review of CPIR coding

  4. Group Experience: Breakout room on case management recommendations

  5. Review of actual case disposition

  6. Writing a CPIR-based report

  7. Course review and certification exam administration

Advanced Course

Day 1 (read ahead materials distributed)

  1. Overview of Advanced Training-Skill Goals:
    a. Detect the presence of CPIR variables from array of media in a complex
    case
    b. Produce a CPIR-Index risk score which takes account of frequency
    and severity of items

  2. The complex case of Dr. Bruce Ivins & the 2001 Anthrax attacks—presented by Dr. Shaw who served as an Expert Witness for student CPIR-Index Coding

  3. Introduction to the CPIR-Index—enhanced instructions to take account of event or variable severity, consequences, frequency, to produce a risk score—Dr. Mark Lenzenweger—coding the Ivins case

  4. Review of Case Coding—Dr. Lenzenweger

     Day 2: Additional Training in the Use of the CPIR-Index

  5. Coding the Case of “Alex” from the Intro Course

  6. Coding the Case of “Bill” from the Intro Course

  7. The Challenges of Employee Use of AI Platforms—AI as Super Theapist Inflaming & Justifying Disgruntlement, Enabling Concerning Behaviors & Crime Scripts

  8. Course Evaluation and Exam Administration