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Military Science (MSCI)

101:

Introduction to Officership I. (3-1-5)
Introduction to the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) and the customs, tradition, organization, and role of the U.S. Army; basic map reading and land navigation skills, basic first aid, military writing skills. Hands-on instruction in rappelling, mountaineering techniques, and equipment care.

102:

Introduction to Officership II. (3-1-5)
Introduction to radio communications; reinforcement of map reading and land navigation skills; introduction to small unit tactics and operations; introduction to the Constitution, leadership and officer ethics. Hands-on instruction in advanced rappelling, mountaineering techniques, and equipment care.

201:

Officer Leadership and Management Roles. (3-1-5)
Advanced map reading and land navigation using compass; first aid; exercises in written and oral communications; introduction to squad tactics. Physical fitness training and practical application of military skills learned in the classroom.

202:

Basic Leadership. (3-1-5)
Principles of leadership and advanced military skills. Physical fitness training and practical exercises of leadership and military skills learned in the classroom.

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