1. prepare a 500-to-600-word information paper (IP) that addresses your philosophy for advising ARMY commander on a variety of integrated scenarios.
2. Analysis. This paragraph communicates your analysis of what you have learned as a Warrant Officer candidate that will help you enable commander's intent during operations. Use the course learning outcomes, Warrant Officer competencies, independent research of the operating environment, and your notes taken throughout the course. Discuss your future role as an integrator, communicator, operator, leader, and advisor using specific examples. Describe your future role as a warrant officer in support of the various domains of military operations and dimensions of the operating environment using historical or experiential examples.
3. General Areas:
   1. Leader attributes and competencies described in the army leadership requirement model
   2. Principles of mission command
   3. Elements of command and elements of control
   4. Command and Control warfighting functions tasks to integrate elements of combat power
   5. Fundamentals of the operations process (understand, visualize, describe, direct, lead and assess operations)
   6. Synchronizing warfighting functions in Unified land operations in support of joint operations
   7. Understand the Operational Environment across all domains (land, maritime, air, space, cyberspace)
   8. Planning, preparing, executing and assessing training.
4. WOC (Warrant Officer Candidate School Learning outcome) THE FOLLOWING ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT OUTCOME OF THE COURSE, to successfully perform the functions as a Warrant Officer:
   1. ICOLA (Integrator, Communicator, Operator, Leader, and advisor)