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. Individual CPIR-I Scoring Exercise

6. Peter Case Review and Index Scoring

7. Bill Case Review and Index Scoring

8. Course review and certification exam administration