Create an infographic detailing the border security responsibilities of the various government entities at the national and sub-national levels. Use any visual presentation mechanism you choose (e.g., PowerPoint, other presentation software, or hand illustrations).

Here is the template. Again, it doesn’t have to be this software; it can be any kind however this is an example:

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course syllabus:

Border security is a crucial part of our country’s homeland security efforts; however, many do not realize its complexity. Securing the nation’s borders is a multifaceted and complex task comprised of often seemingly competing objectives that cross over multiple homeland security domains as well as jurisdictions. This course examines the United States’ approach to securing its borders within the larger context of homeland security. Students will analyze our nation’s border security strategies, policies, agencies, coordinating structures, and the associated legal and jurisdictional authorities through which border security is implemented. Students will also assess the various internal and external threats and hindrances to securing America’s borders that still persist.

This course is designed to enhance the student’s ability to think critically about border security and our nation’s approach to securing its borders. It will equip the student with the necessary knowledge to effectively evaluate current border security strategies as well as propose policy changes related to border security in order to enhance the nation’s homeland security posture.

Sample

Unfortunately, I can’t directly create visual content like infographics. However, I can guide you on how to create one using PowerPoint or other presentation software.

Infographic Structure:

1. Title:

• “Border Security Responsibilities: A Comprehensive Overview”

1. Introduction:

• Briefly introduce the importance and complexity of security.

1. Course Overview:

• Use a section to introduce the course and its objectives, as outlined in the syllabus.

1. Key Components:

• Break down the key components of security:
  • Homeland Security Domains
  • Border Security Strategies
  • Policies and Agencies
  • Coordinating Structures
  • Legal and Jurisdictional Authorities

1. Government Entities:

• Divide the infographic into sections representing national and sub-national levels.
• For each level, list relevant government entities responsible for border security.
• Include icons or logos for each entity for visual appeal.

1. Responsibilities:

• Beside each government entity, outline their specific responsibilities in border security.
• Use bullet points or concise sentences for clarity.

1. Threats and Hindrances:

• Add a section on internal and external threats and hindrances to security.
• Use visuals like icons or symbols to represent different types of threats.

1. Critical Thinking and Evaluation:

• Emphasize the course’s goal of enhancing critical thinking.
• Highlight the importance of evaluating current strategies and proposing policy changes.

1. Conclusion:

• Summarize the key points.
• Encourage students to actively engage in critical analysis during the course.

Design Tips:

• Use a consistent color scheme that aligns with the theme of homeland security.
• Incorporate icons and visuals for a more engaging and easily understandable infographic.
• Keep text concise and use bullet points or short sentences.
• Ensure a clear hierarchy of information for easy readability.

Software:

• PowerPoint, Canva, or any other presentation software can be used to create this infographic.
• Utilize the template you provided as a reference for layout and design.

Remember to tailor the infographic to the specific details and entities mentioned in your course syllabus. Adjust the design elements based on your preferences and the software capabilities.