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Military Science (MILS)

MILS 101 Leadership and Military Science 1
2 Semester Credits
An introductory course designed to orient the student to the ROTC program and to familiarize the student with the fundamentals of various military skills to include Rappelling, Land Navigation, Weapon and Equipment Orientation, Customs and Traditions of the Military, and History of ROTC. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip. Consult schedule.

MILS 102 Leadership and Military Science 2
2 Semester Credits
An orientation of the Army and its career opportunities. Introduction of the student to the military management system, basic rifle marksmanship, the organization and rank structure of the military, and further development in Land Navigation. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip. Consult schedule.

MILS 201 Basic Leadership and Management 1
Familiarize the student with various military skills to include First Aid, communications and physical training. An introduction to basic leadership skills to include group dynamics and decision making. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip. Consult schedule.

MILS 202 Basic Leadership and Management 2
The objectives of this course are to develop an appreciation of fundamentals of basic map reading required for military operation; to introduce the student to individual and small unit tactical training; to introduce the student to military drill and ceremonies. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip. Consult schedule.

MILS 301 Advanced Leadership and Management 1
The objective of this course is to present instruction in, and practical applications of, the principles and techniques of leadership and management by identifying and illustrating effective leadership traits. Provides an insight into factors effecting behavior, and an opportunity for application of leadership and management techniques. An introduction to the basics of military justice and supply management. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip.

MILS 302 Advanced Leadership and Management 2
The objectives of this course are: (1) to stress the leadership role in directing and coordinating individual and military team efforts in the execution of offensive and defensive missions; (2) to familiarize the student with the roles of the various branches in the overall mission of the Army and their functions in support of forces; (3) to teach the principles of command and control, leadership techniques and communications systems used in the tactical employment of small units. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip.

MILS 401 Applied Leadership and Management 1
The objectives of this course are: (1) to give an overview of Army Organization; (2) to give an introduction to the duties of the staff, emphasizing staff estimates and reports, military intelligence, staff planning, operations, and staff recommendation; (3) further study in command, decision making, command and control; (4) introduction and study of ethics and the military profession. Leadership Laboratory required to include a weekend field trip.

MILS 402 Applied Leadership Management 2
The objectives of the course are: (1) to introduce the student to military law and administration; (2) continue the study of organization leadership; (3) introduce students to military protocol; (4) provide a field and social environment for students to exercise military tactical training and social courtesies. Leadership Laboratory required includes a weekend field trip.

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