Are there correspondence courses on Intelligence?
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Intelligence is native to the individual.  Generally we consider intelligence as something that remains constant and knowledge as that which we increase.
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there are many\ncheck it\n\nhttp://education.guardian.co.uk/higher/columnist/story/0,,1751568,00.html
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Intelligence is a general mental capability that involves the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend ideas and language, and learn. In psychology, the study of intelligence is related to the study of personality but is not the same as creativity, personality, character, or wisdom.\n\nAn intellectual is a person who uses his or her intellect to study, reflect, or speculate on a variety of different ideas.involving the faculty of knowing, perceiving, reasoning, reflecting.
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Go to http://www.tickle.com \nor to \nhttp://www.intelligencetest.com
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I think you want philosophy.\nThat's in the arts and humanities section.\n(psst- keep it a secret, that's where all the intelligent people go!)\n\nGod Bless.
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all kinds of places\nhttp://www.intelligencetest.com/\nhttp://www.testcafe.com/iqtest/\netc, etc.. but not a single one of them is worth it.. they are all a crock.  They don't give you a good baseline at all. (by the way, IQ scores are not even used in schools anymore, but the FSQ DOES tell you something about possible learning disabilities)
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Yes, you can contact ILC or known as Independant Learning Correspondence.  They have a web site:  ilc@tvontario.org which will give you more information regarding your concerns.
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http://www.training-classes.com/course_hierarchy/keyword_index/hyderabad.html\n\nI hope this helps
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Central Hindi Directorate in Delhi conducts various types of courses through correspondence.  Diploma and degree courses certainly can be found in the list.
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In the United States, all professional correspondence school "degrees" are looked upon with a jaundiced eye. For the most part they are worthless. I have NEVER heard of any one who made it big proclaim that they were educated at a correspondence institution.I don't know if this applies to India, but this is the way it is in the U.S.
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Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KGB
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buy books of aieee, iit, join courses regarding this stuff
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There are a lot of  free tests online:\nhttp://www.highiqsociety.org/iq_tests/\nhttp://www.intelligencetest.com/\nhttp://www.testcafe.com/iqtest/\nhttp://www.cerebrals.com/testing.htm\nhttp://www.iq-testing-online.com/\nhttp://ivos.ivillage.com/assessment/exec/iqindex?&o=dcm,iq,iv,el,ivquiz,tp,0\nhttp://www.queendom.com/\n\nOf course, as with all online content, the validity will vary. (As will the results!)\nHave fun!
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Intelligence is a very broad subject.  Despite what some of the previous people have answered, there are few areas in the intelligence community where members are not permitted to discuss what they do, at least generally.  For instance a person who works in Signal Intelligence can tell you that there job is to monitor radio and satellite transmissions.  They may even go into how they do it.  Most often what they are not permitted to discuss is operational information.  This would be whoes signals they are listening to and what they are hearing.\n\nBack to your question.  You would want to be more specific.  There are many different areas of military intellignce each with their own subdivisions.  Some major areas would be imagery analysis, human intelligence, medical intellgence, signal intelligence, wheather analysis and many more.  Each focuses on specific areas.\n\nIn general, however, military intelligence involves gathering information that will ultimately impact what happens on the battlefield.  Most of what goes on is much less exciting and glamorous than what people see on televison or at the cinema.
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Try the Goethe Institut. In a nice location, well priced, has courses for many different levels.\nhttp://www.goethe.de/ins/de/ort/gst/ber/enindex.htm\n(Course page with types of classes)\nhttp://www.goethe.de/ins/de/spr/enindex.htm
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It depends on you and how you like to learn. I enjoy seeing the other students and the teacher so a correspondence course isn't my cup of tea. Someone who prefers independent learning would do best in a correspondence course.\n\nA lot MBA and business work is group oriented so the traditional way may be good in that it could lead to future networking contacts. That is part of school.