010 Ranger Operations
(Lect 1.0)
Learn about one of the world's most elite fighting forces -the U. S. Army Rangers. Get some hands-on training with actual army equipment. Learn rappelling, land navigation, orienteering and combat patrolling.

015 Foundations of Officership
(Lect 1.0)
Introduction to responsibilities of a commissioned officer in the United States Army. Establishes a foundation for officership skills, leadership, and management techniques that are practiced and followed for success - coupled with life skills such as physical training and time management.

020 Military Marksmanship
(Lect 1.0)
Fundamentals of military marksmanship. Includes firing match-grade air rifles as well as learning about other army weapons.

025 Basic Leadership
(Lect 1.0)
Establishes foundation of basic leadership fundamentals such as problem solving, communications, briefings, and effective writing, goal setting, techniques for improving listening and speaking skills with an introduction to counseling and first aid.

030 Wilderness Survival and Life-Saving Techniques
(Lect 1.0)
Basic life-saving techniques that will enable the student to assist an injured person or himself in an emergency, and survival techniques that will help the student survive in the wilderness.

035 Individual Leadership Studies
(Lect 3.0)
Develop knowledge of self, self-confidence and individual leadership techniques through problem solving and critical thinking skills. Apply communication, feedback, and conflict resolution skills.

040 Leadership and Teamwork
(Lect 3.0)
The culmination of the military science basic course. It is designed to investigate career options, prepare students for the opportunity to progress into the advanced military courses and pursue a commission as a Second Lieutenant.

050 Army Physical Readiness Program
(Lab 1.0)
Course instruction includes planning, implementing and managing the Army physical fitness program; the conducting of an Army physical fitness test; physical fitness training to include conditioning, calisthenics, and cross-country running. Fundamentals of drills and ceremony will also be taught.

102 Basic Leadership Laboratory
(Lab 1.0)
Handson experience in basic military leadership skills, supplementing, but not duplicating classroom instruction in MSI and MSII courses. Training is conducted at squad (8 person group) level with emphasis on leadership development at that level. Topics include oral communication and presentations, decision making, drill and ceremonies, squad tactics, land nav, and the tactical bivouac. Prerequisite: To accompany Mil Sc 40.

105 Leadership and Problem Solving
(Lect 2.0 and Lab 1.0)
Applied military leadership and management, branches of the Army, methods of instruction; tactical platoon operations; physical fitness training; development of leadership abilities through practical exercises. Prerequisites: Mil Sc 15, 25, 35, 40 - Exceptions to be made by Dept Chair Only In Accordance with Army (Cadet Command) Policies.

106 Leadership and Ethics
(Lect 2.0 and Lab 1.0)
Applied military leadership and management, including small unit tactical operations of companies; counseling soldiers; advanced camp orientation; military customs and ceremonies; physical fitness training; leadership abilities development through practical exercises. Prerequisites: Mil Sc 105 - Exceptions to be made by Department Chair Only In Accordance With Army (Cadet Command) Policies.

200 Special Problems
(Variable)
Problems or readings on specific subjects or projects in the department. Consent of instructor required. Prerequisites: Mil Sc 207 and 208 - Exceptions to be made by Dept Chair Only in accordance with Army (Cadet Command) policies.

207 Leadership, Management, and Ethics
(Lect 2.0 and Lab 1.0)
Transition from college student to mid-level manager; staff organization, functions and business practices; counseling methods, techniques and responsibilities; leader responsibilities which enhance a diverse cultural and ethical command climate which meets moral obligations and provides oversight into subordinates personal needs. Prerequisites: Mil Sc 105 and 106 - Exceptions to be made by Dept Chair Only in accordance with Army (Cadet Command) policies.

208 Officership
(Lect 2.0 and Lab 1.0)
Transition from college student/cadet to army officer (2nd Lieutenant); legal aspects of decision making and leadership; organization of the army and organization for operations from the tactical to strategic levels; administrative and logistical management, reporting to first duty station and change of station entitlements; platoon leader actions and experiences. Prerequisite: Mil Sc 207 - Exceptions to be made by Department Chair Only In Accordance With Army (Cadet Command) Policies.