UNITED S TATES N AVAL A CADEMY 

~~A L l ' MAR't l AND 
!he s1.hool 

I .ot.Hion 

Campus 

Ac.1demKs 

Profil e 

hiundcd as the Naval ~chool in J 8/i5, the United \rates Naval Academy roday is a four-year service academr 

th,11 prepares nmbhipmen modly, rm:nc,tll} and phpi<.:ally robe professional officers in the n;waJ serv1u. 

lhc: .11.adem) "":ton 338 acres between che south h.tnk of the 'len:rn lli"er and historic downmwn 

\nn.1polis, the stale tapiral of ~faryl.111d. Annapolis is 33 miles easr of\Xashingron, D.C:.. and 30 mib, 

southe;1sc of Baltimore. 

'lhe Yard. as the t.11npus is t<illcd. le.nu res crce-lined brick walks, French Renaissance and contemporary 

.ird1iteLture .ind scenic \'isras ofd1e Chesapeake B.1y. lhe Bancroft Hall dormirory complex, rhe i'-:a\'al 

\c.1d1:111y Ch,1pd .• 111d other cenwry-old buildings make the acadcm) a '\ational Historic 'lice. N"'' facilities. sud1 as the Lriah J> I e\·y Center and Jewish Chapel. a multi-purpose Alumni Hall, 

Rickover I !all c:ngincering complex, 1he Hendrix Oceanography L1boracory, and the new \\i'esley Brown held 

I louse gi"t: d11: .1t.1demr scatc-of 1hc an educational resources. 

~lore: rhan 1.000 men and women represent cn:n· stare in the U. 5 .. 111<l se\'eral foreign coumries. 

I he 600-memhc:r N.n-.11 ALademy fal.ulcy is an imegratcd group of miliw·y and civilian inscrucrors in 

.1pproxi111;11eh equ.il numbers. l he swdenc-faculC\ ratio is 7 : l, with mosc class sizes ranging from l 0 co 22 

scudt:nts. 

In a<ldicion 10 a um wrnculum of .1La<lemic and professional courses. majors are offered in 21 subjec1 areas: 

seven 111 eng1neen11g; eighr in sdc.:ncL', 111athe111,11i..:s ,1n<l computer scien..:e; and six in the humaniries and 

so1.ial sdenn'\ 

Profc"ion.11 ,\ !i<lshipmcn study subjeLCs such .is sm.111 arms. drill, sc.1manship an<l na"igarion racncs, naval engineering. 

11,1\',11 wt:apom. le.1Jcr.,hip. cthks .111d milican· law during che four-year program. 

ln .1J<l1uon. midshipmen train .11 11.1\·.11 bases and on ships in che Acet <luring pare of each summer. 

,\1hle1Ks \ !1dshipmc11 l.111 lhoose from .1 wt.11 of 31 inrc.:rrnllegiacc ,-arsicy spores: 19 for men. I 0 for women and 2 coc:d. 'nudems t.111 .11.,o choose from I 6 intramural .111d 15 club spores. 

hir.tlurrkul.11 I XLitin!!. cxtr.1lurrinilar actiYilics .ire oHcred in areas ranging from rnginct:ring societies to milirary 

professional d11bs and ;tssoci.111011s. 

Cr.1du.uion B.1d1clor of s1.it:llll' dcgn:es spc.:cit\-ing .1 major field .Ir<' .1w.1rded to midshipmen upon graduation in /\1.1\. 

!he~ rccei"t: L<lmm1"ions as ensigns 111 rhe U.S. Na\'\ or second licurcnanrs in the l .~. \1.irinc Corps and 

s<.:r\'C .11 least five: ye.ns ofcxdti11g .111d rew,uding scr\'ice as officers. 

For more 111formacion, c.1ll 1he Admissions Office: ('-1I0) 2<) ~- I ~61 

or wmc l )tfice of -\<lmissions 

United '>1.11c:s Naval Au<lemr 

1 17 DcLalllr Rd. 

Annapolis, ~Id. 21 t02 5018 

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'>1nc.:c 1845 rhc AmcriL,111 people have pbu.:J .1 spc:ual trusc in rhc Un111.:J Sca1t·s 

\:,1\',1l Academy to produn· impirauonal leaders for coday's Navy .111d /\ IJnnc 

( orp>. Our gr.1du.u"' .ire mc:n .111d women ol .1uion .md .1 sense of t1\K dun·. 

111duding one Prcsidc111 of the Unired '>c.ucs. 21 .\ lcmhc:rs of Congrc"· -.1 /\ kd.11 

of Honor Rcc.:ipit:nts. and mo ~obd J>mc: "inners. As you read chis our .1lumm 

.1rt• s1.1tioncd all over the \\orld. Aying pl.me ... dri\lng ships .• md leadmg \l.mnes. 

Our go,11 is to devdop oflio:rs who: 

• Lim~n. le,1rn, .111d lead 

• Have confidence that the\' will suc.:c.:ced ,111d overcome rhe th,11lenges 

the\· lace ' 

• Ar.; willing co work .md ser,.e as leaders 

~eek out cl1e people whose help and .1dvic.:c they need 

• learn abour C\'Cr\' m.rn .rnd woman working for rbcm. and undcm.1nd rheir family need, 

ro achieYC chis go.11 thc 's,l\',1l Acadelll\' oilers .1 four-year, c.:omprt:hc:nm·t: prngr.1m rhat culminarcs 

with a Bachelor of Suc:ncc degree and .i C..omnmsion mro rhe Unicc:d Scates N,1\·) or \larinc Corps. 

These rigorom ve.trs include .1 comb111ac1on of moral. menral, and plwsiul edm:auon: 

.\loralll': Ofliccrs 1n todav's Navy and Alanne Corps n:am muse uphold rill' highest erhical standards. 

The Honor Scaff, '>mckd.1le Cenrer tor hhic.11 leadership. and Chapl.lin C..:m<.:r work rogechcr co 

provide midsh1p1m:n w11h the tools they need to become leaders of honor .1nd 1111egmy. 

,\ lcnralh·: \\'ich sc.11e of che an classrooms .md a world-clas, focuky composed of boch c1vili.111 

prolc.:ssors and milic.m officers. CS:-\A providc:s a unique.: combin.mon of rL~tl world military 

experiem:c.: and ac1dc:1111C c:xperrise. Our ~r.1du.Hc' rake chis combinarion ro the Fleet where rhc.:) 

"ill apply criciul tl11nking skill' ro an~· ch.1lkngc.:. 

Phpicallv: PhpiL.ll training stares from d.n· one. In addirion ro our NCAA Divi;ion 1 arhleuc reams 

every midshipman is rc:quin:d co parricipare in either club or inrramur,11 ~rom. My sra!T and your 

peers will push mu beyond your perceived phvsical limirs and instill .tn 1nn.1te .1ppreciarion for 

teamwork and the.: f1 icndl~· >pirit of compeciuon. 

Additionally. L'S:--:,\ ofler' one.: of rhc.: mosc socially diverse experiences in America. We rake great 

pride in our swdc.:111 body. the Brigade of~ lidshipmen. They come from all fifty stares, forry-eighr 

counrrie;, and a mix of race>, socio-economic groups. and rdigions. All of rhe,c.: differences crc.ue an 

c.:m·ironmenc of colcrance rhat enhanLcs rhe ovcr.111 qualir~ of officer dcvdopmem within rhe Brigade. 

I .1111 looking for candid.Hc:s who ha,·c.: hc.:.1rd .1 call ro dury and arc: commirrc.:d co excellence. The only 

ob;raclc berwec.:n \'OU .111d 'ut.ccss is your desire. 

Good luck. I look fornard to seeing you 111 Annapolis! 

JeFFr · L.. !·owler 

Vice Admiral, U. \. Navy 

Supenntendc:nt 
Contents 

I. Introduction 

l 111ctJ \t.11<' '\.n.1l 1\<.1dom. 

.\round chc ) .ml. ............... .. 

I lisiory 

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Program ... 

\!oral I >ndopmcm .. 

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11. Admissiom ..................... 17 

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Appln11g w 1hc G.S. '\.1, al 1\La<lcmy ........... I 'I 

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<.,dect1011 lnr Apprnmment . . ............... 26 

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Rc,1gn.u101h ,tnd 'ir:par ~u1un' .. 

t <"1\ .1nd hn.111c1al Obhg.111011s. 

Police Rcrnrd ( "hclk,. 

lnJuu1011 lln Rc<jUircmcm' .. 

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L ). '-a"al .\c1Jcmv foundation.... .... . ..... 52 

01hcr ( ons1dera11011s ....................................... 32 

.\ppoinrmc11l\ of \V'umcn..... ..... ..... ..... .... 32 

l'rc' iom Apph<.tm<.. ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .... 32 

I lomc-schoolcJ ( anJidares.. ..... ..... ..... ..... 32 

RcaJm1ssmn of hirrner \lidshipmc11 ......... ~2 

l111crnario11al Studcncs ................................... 33 

N.n .11 ALadcmy I nformauon (Blue .tnd 

(.old) Officer' ... .... .. ........................... 3.3 

111 . Lire ac the aval Academ) 

l>ehnmons ........ 

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l 1fc 111 chc Brigade 

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l.<.1dc"hip Respons1h1l1Cy ................................ "'13 

Sp1mual Hme" .......... . 

Rc(.;rcacion 

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\uc1al E"enc'. .... .. .......... .. 

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I xtr.Kumcular \u1\ 1C1es ................ ... .. .... "'16 

I otal and Arca .\uraLlions ............ ...... ... .. ... 48 

,\fjJ,h1pmen P:n· .rnd Benefits ........................ 49 

I e.n·c .md Pnnlcge> ..................................... 4<) 

l'rc\'e111ion and DeccrrenLe of 

'iexu.tl Har:t"lll<'nt .tnJ Assault.. .... ..... ..... 'iO 

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\lidsh1p111en De\dopmen1 C.cmcr 

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hr a I t'11dt'r for AmeriCil. 

( h.1pt<r 1 

Introduction 

United )1.He\ a'al \ ,,idem) 

\s tht indtrr11d111t< tolkg< of th< n.nal '<f\ltt'. the :'\.n.11 AL.Idem) prep.Ht"' voung men .ind women m hn<Hll< 

proles,1011.11 olhtn' of tompctclltt', tharaucr, .ind tomp.t"ion in the l'.'.'1. N.1\'Y .111d \1,mnt• Corp,. :'\.1,.1J At.1dc111) 

smdcnts .ire n11dsh1pmcn 011 adl\t' dut) in cl1c l '.S. :-..=.IV). I he) .1ttcml d1c .1t.1de111\ for four) c.1r,, g1.1du.H1ng \\ nh 

h.Khdor of \Clcncc degree' and to1111111"1on' ,1, en,1gns 111 th< '\;,1\1 or \t'u>11d l1cutcn.l!H' 111 the \lannc ( orps. 

:-..:.1\al \cJdcn11 gr.1du.11c' -enc .u lc.1,1 fiw \t'.tr' in clw "-:I\\ or \l.11111< ( or1" 

Around the) .1rd 

lhc sccm '-· \c..Idcnn C<<111pm. kmmn .1' rhc 'l.trd. "lot.lice! 111 hl\Wflt \nn.1poh,, \Id., ''here the -.,e,crn R1Hr 

flmH mto rhc ( hcsapc.1ke B.n. \'\"nh m tomh111.111on of c.uh 20th tentur. and modern hmldmg,, rhe :-\a, al \cadem\ 

1s .1 blend of 1rJd111on .md s1.11c of 1he an 1echnoloi;> char cxcmphfi<s tod.n s ::-..: '' .md \lanne ( orps. lhroughout 

the 'urd. 1rcc shadc·d 111onumc111s commcmor.Hc the hr.JH'f\ .md hn1mm 1h.1t .If< .m mht·rcnt p.1n of the .1C.Jde1m s 

hemage Bu1ld111gs .md \\.tlkwa\\ arc na1md for :-..:.1,JI \c.1de1m gr.1dua1cs "ho h.t\e wnmhmed 10 n.nal l11s1or} Jnd 

1hc•r na11on. 

I he '.'\J\.tl \t idcm\ also 1s the final re,1mg pl.ice of RC\011111011.u\ \'\ ar n.1v.1l hno lohn 1'.1ul Jono \\host '"mh, 

I h,1\c not \cl ht gun 10 f lJH' m'pired gencr.1t1011' of 11.1\al olliccr,. I II\ <r}pl I\ lotJlcd hu1cath tht \c. de11n 

ch.1pd. \ :-..:.1t1<>11.1l I lim111t.., 1c 1hc :-\a,,1) t\c.1denn h"'t' mort• 1h.111 onc 1111ll1on tmm\I' <Hr~ \"l'.H lrom .111 over 

the l 'nrt<d S1,1tes .111d ,uound th< \\Orld. l hc1 come w cllJO\ the 11.uur.11 he.Im\ of the Yard. to n:c.111 \Olllt' nf d11' 

coUl!lr} s llJ\,1l lm1un Jnd IO 111.1nd at tht· tradmnn' c.1111nl 011 111 mid,JHpmcn p.11.1des .111d milit.tr) fnr111.1t1ons 

louns1s Jnd mid,h1p111en aho .1pprcc1atc dm' lllo\\ n \11111pol1S, "luch lrn OUl\llk rhe g.11c' of the \c,1dc111\. \'\uh 11' 

colon11l charm md bus\ \\.ttcrfront. ~I.in land' ,1.11e capu.11 prm Ilks .1 plc.-.1s.111t. drHrw 'c11111g for one of \mcnt is 

prenmr <.ollcges. the L nucd '.'11a1c' :-=a, al \c.1dcm). 

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I ou11ded tn IS 'i b1 \C\.rl"t.11"} of the :"\av) <..corge Hamrnfc the Ac..1ck rm Maned as the Na,"JI \d1ool on I 0 .Krcs 

of old I on 'IC\ern rn \n11.1poli,. '.'11nce then, the dc'\dopment of the NJ\ al \t.idrn11 h.1, reflected the ht\IOf\ of 1hc 

l n ted \tates hour wu111n ha, changed cuhuralh and 1echnolog1c:ill). so ha' 1hc :"\.nal \tadenn. In onh .1 few 

decades, the: :'\.1n h.1s mmed from a fleet ot 'ail and stcam-p11\\crcd ,J11ps 10 a hrgh-tcch fleet" uh nude.tr P'"'cred 

rnbmarrncs .11al surfac<' ship' and 'upcNHllt airu.1h. I he \cadenn h.1, thanged, too, gl\ mg m1d,l11pm<n 1he 11p w 

d.uc .1tadcn11c .md profes.s1onal 1rai11111g the} need w he ctTec11ve n.wal otlicc" 111 their a"ignment' .1f1cr gradu.111011 

In JS'iO 1hc :-..:,1,.1J \d1ool hcc.1111c 1hc Cn1ted St.Ile' 0;.n.1l Ac.td<·l11).1\ Ill\\ turmulum wem rmo eftecr 1n1u1r111g 

llllds}11p111cfl IO 'IUd\ .It the \c,Jdcnl\' for four ye.HS .111d to lf,1111 .1ho.ird \hrp\ t".lth \lll11111cr !"h.H form.II I\ cllt' ll.111\ of 

.1 far nwrt .1<h.111tcd .111d 'oph1,11tated currrnilum .11 die :-..=.n.11 \t,1dem} tod.11. J\, thl L "· '-.I\'\ grc\\ over thl' n.11s, 

1hc Ac.1dl'1m cxpamkd I he c1111pus of I 0 .Kre' 11itrc.1wd to ~ ~8. I he or1g1n.1l \tudcrll bod\ of 'i5 11mhh1pm<l1 grc\\ 

w .1 lmg.1dc of t,000 1111d,J11pmcn \lodcrn gr.ull!c budding' repl.1tcd 1ht old \\oodcn strucmrc' of h1n \<Hrn .md 

the :-..:aval \chool. 

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( ongrl."\S .1uthonnd the :-..:,1\JI \c.idem\ to begm J\\Jrdmg bachdor of s..1en<.e degrees 111 

I 'J3) I h, Awdcnn bter rep'.Ked J fixed ... umculum cak<·n by all 1111dsh1pmen wuh che 

pn.:sem cort ... urnculum plm 21 m. 1or fields of stud). a \\Ilk \anet) of dccme cour'es .md 

.1th .111 ... ed 'm<h and rcseard1 oppormnmes. 

\!1~\IOn 

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Io dn clop m1thh1 pmrn moralh. me mall 1 .111d pin ,,._,1Jh .md to imbue the rn ''uh the 

lughot 1d,-.11, of Jun, honor .111J Im alt) 111 orJcr to prm 1de gr.1du.11c' \\ho .ire dnl1t.11nl 10 

.1 ... r,cr of n.1, .11 'n' 1u Jnd Ii.I\<' poto111.1l lor future dcvdopment 111 mmd .111d d1.1r.1uer to 

a"umc the h1ghnt rc,pon,1hil11io ol uirnmand, ti111c11,h1p and gon:mmcnt. ( )ur 1111ss1011 

form' tht• b.1'" for e1en dung \H' do .it th<· \cadc1111. It .11,u c11<..ouragn J \Cmc of 'P'rn .111d 

pride tounJ .I! few mhtr ,.J10ols. 

Program 

I ).:1clop111g m1J,h1pmen rnor.1lh, rncm.1lh .111d ph) 'l<Jll) wntr.bmc' to proJuung 

0111,1;111dmg n.n .11 ofliccrs of coP1pc1cn<c ch.uaua .. 111J uunp.1"10n 

1\lorrd Det't0

!opmt·11t 

\lorn ... , ... m<nt 1s .1 fund.1me111.1l demcm of.1l1.1'pecl\ of the :\'a\ al \c.id.nn 

exp rit·nu \, f11t11rt· ofhc<'r' 111 the ~.1\'\ or \I.inn< (°'I"• midshipmen \\1l1,omed.11 be 

rcspon,1blc for the flllldc" liHs ol 111<11 .md l\Olllcn and mulu-million dollar cqu1pmc111 

I rom l'ld>c '>umma through gr.1d11.u1011, till' :'\.n.1l 1\t.1dcnn \ l)tliu·r Dndopmuu 

progr.11111' .1 four 1e.111mcgr.11nl u11111nu11111 thu lotu'n on tlw .1nnbutc' of 111t<'gfll\, 

hono1, .ind 111111u.tl 1opt·<1. I Im progr.1111 hdp' d<·\dop 1111J,hip111cn w po""" .1 ck:m:r 

'<11'<' ot rhcir m1 n rnor.tl bd1d' .111d the .1hil111 to .1r11u1l.1t<' thl'm. Honor" crnph.1'17<'d 

through thl' I lonor ( Ollll'f>l ol th<· Br1g.1dt ol°\fjd,hipmcn .1,prcm \\h1d1 \\,1, or1g111al1) 

for 111ul.11cd Ill I 'Vi I .111d \[,Ill'\, '\I 1dsh IJ>llll 11 .Hl' J'Cf\011\ or imcgrm the1 \t,1nd rm 1h.11 

\\l11ch ''right' I hcst• :-\aval \l.1dt1111 1\orch to liH· h, .U< ha,~d on th< rnor.11 values 

of rc'P<'cl tor hum.111 d1g1111\, r<'J'<'tl tor hun.-,1\ .111d r<''P<'<t for the proper!\ of oth<"· 

\ Bng.1dc Honor ( 011111111t<l'. lompmcd of uppcrd.1" n11d,h1pm<11, ., rc,pons1ble for 
nlut.irion .md rr.11ning in the: I lo nor Concept. ~l1d,h1pmc:n found 111 '1olarion of the: 

I lonor Cnntc:p1 hy 1he1r pc:er' m.11 he 'eparared from rhc '\,1\ .1l 1\c.1dern). 

, itentrt! De11elop111e11t 

hen m1J,h pm.1n s .tL.1dc:mK progr.1111 hc:gins with .1 core curritulum rh.u indude' tour,cs 

111 eng1nec:nng, suente. m.11hemati<.s. humanities and stKi.11 science !'his 1s designed ro 

gi\'e rnu a bro.id b.tsc:d t·duc.uion dut will qualify you for pracric.111) .Ill) t.trcer field in rhe 

;--:,1\'Y or ~l.mne ( orps. At the s.1me time, our majors program give' )OU rhe opportunity ro 

den:lop .1 parricul.ir .1rc.1 of .1c1dem1t 1111erc:st. For c:spcc1.1lh cap.1hlt· .111d high!) rno1ivared 

students. wc offer th.1lleng1ng honors programs and opporruniues w starr "ork on 

poscgradu.trc degrees while s1ill ,u rhe ·\cadem). 

Physicrtl Development 

\Ve reach che 1mporrance of being phys1c1lly fie and prepared for stress bc:causc the 

duucs of '\!a1'\ and \lannc: Corps officers ofccn require: long, s1rrnuous hours in ddnwlt 

siru.mons. l IK phnKal rc:quiremems ot Plebe Summer 1ra1n111g. four yc.1rs or phy\lcal 

edutation .md yc:;1r-round achlcrics also develop pride. reamwork .111d lcader,hip. 

Professionnl nnd leadership h·ni11i11g 

\\c Jon 1 Jml cell rnu .1hou1 lit~ 1n 1hc '\.an and \fannc ( orps. you live IC • . Alter four ye.trs 

ac rhe :-.:a1.1l A<..tdemy. 1he hf~ .md <.uscoms of rhe na1al sc:rnce bewme second namrc. 

hm. you lc.1rn m cake orders from pr.tcci<.alh- e1·eryone. bur before long. you Jtl]Uin: rhe 

responsih1lm for mak111g Jccis1ons rhar <.:tn affect hunJred~ or mhc:r midshipmen. 'our 

profcssion.11 d.1"room srndies are backed by man) hours of prauical experience in smallun11 lcadcr,hip on land .rnd on rhe "acer. 

Control of1'1e se11s lll<'tli/5 

senmry. Comrof '1'1ht' St'll> 

menm pt'tlfl". Control of r/11• 

sem c1111 lll<'t/11 l'IC/Or)'. J"h,. 

U111utl \1,ut·s lllmt co111ml 

1/,,· st'tl rf u /5 10 prolt'CI 

our secunl)'. 

-PRl\llJl:o<i J<lllN I· 

1\1 :-.;:o.;1 p' 

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P rofil e o f Midshipme n 

It t.tkc, 1 'pcu.tl kind of young man or wom.111 ro h.111dk cht· '\!,1v.1I \c.tdemy\ demanding program, buc thac doesn'c mean 

.111 nlllhh1pmc11 .m: .tl1kc .\l1d,hipmrn rnme from all )0 si.Hcs, L .'> tcrriwrie' and several foreign counmcs. They h.1ve 

rm>t' in <Ilic-, suburh,, fanm .md ranches, small town' .1nd 1111lican b.1,n. l"hc:y have calenrs and hobbies of ever: kind and 

pcrso11.1lu1e' d1.1t lit e\er) dcstnpcion. and they repn:-cm the diverse: cdrnit and cultural hcricagcs chat, cogether. make che 

L'nitnl '>t.Hn .1 gre.u n.uion \ome ch.1racrc:rism:s seem w be common .1mong aval Academ1· m idshipmen, however. The 

th.m, on the'< p.1ge' ,Jinw 1·nu 1ha1 midshipmen an: good m1dcnl\, k 1ders 111 chcir high schools and communmcsand parricip.mrs 

in Wlllf'<:tim c 'pom. Blll other wmmon qualities of michhipmcn don't shcm up 111 st:mscie>. ·n1e young men and womt11 110 chornc the 

Naval Al.1de111y .m· look111g for more tl1;m a college dq;rc.-c. J'hey like ch c id Gt of being challenged men rally. physically and morally. 

r hc1· .ire peopk· who don't ".mt ro sen le for che ordinary. the routine or rhc e.1sr 

,\11dsh1pmen .11'0 \\,1111 w sen·( their coumr:· 111 a 111can1ngful WJ) 111 a profcsswn thac helps presen·e our nations freedoms. 

I 111;111), 1111cbh1pmcn .ire young peopk who look m the fumrc. J"hc1 look forward w the challenging Naval Acadcmv program • 

• 1s well .ts the opportur111 ics open co them 111 chc: Nav) and .\1.mne Corps afccr graduat1011. 

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C LASS 01- 2011 PROFILE 

Applic.1n" .111d ominc."" 

\ppl" uu 111duJc nommcc,\ ...... 12.00i 

'11111l>cr ul .1ppli< llll\ "1th .111 

nlht .1l 11nmin.u1nn .... ... . ... 3 s2-

'-=nml!lt"(' <]llJI 1 litd '< hnLL\11c.1lh, 

111cd1c.tlh .ind 111 pin \It.ii .1prnudc .. 1.893 

l )Jlcr' of .1d1111"11>11 I ,·!'18 

Admmcd ....... 1,202 

Comb111cd '>thola\llc ·\ ,ses,mcnt fest I (SAT- I) and 

Amcric.1n ( ollcge le,ting (ACT) Program Scores 

Sum R.u1gc I a/111/ \ftuh 

00 ( 'l I 'l(>) 2J0 o .'l0°o 

600 (,<)<) (2(, 10) 

{,()() (<2(,) 

R.111k 111 I ligh School Cla" 

I·"'' tihh 

'i4°o 

16°0 

..... ~8.0°o 

. 15.3°0 \ecnnd hhh ..... 

lh1rd filth ... . .. ••••• 'i,IOo 

1-nurth hlth . 

I 11th tilth 

. ................. 1.3°0 

.... O .. l"o 

Pre' iou' College .rnd Prep School 

lhc ( l.m nl 2011 1ndude> 28 I percent (3-.iO) from rnllegc 

an,I pmt·h1gh '<hnnl prcpar.11ury programs which include. 

202 finm die N.n al \c.1dcnn Prcparaton '>t:hool (:--;-\PS) Ill 

\Jcwpon, JU ; .W finm 1hc l"udc.ir Power School Program 111 

( 'h,1rle'l!>11 S.( (nunc having prcvmusly ancndcd t:ollcge); 

6~ fmm 1he l '> \J,1,·.11 ·\c.1dcmy founda1io11 Program; (·I 'l 

from pri\',11< prc·p.ir.1wn' '"hon" and 24 from colleges under 

hiund.rnon spon,or,lup, .111J 'i I .1Jd1rion;tl studcn" h.wc.· 

rnmpl«tcd .11 lc;1'1 \IX momh, of .iudr at a college or uniH·rnry 

(4 'l), or .1 pm .11c.· prepar.1to11 'lhnol (8) 

Milita ry Background 

The (la" of 2011 mdudcs 86 midshipmen "ho pre\'101"1)' 'ened 

·'' cnll\ted member' of rhc ~aw (63) or \larine Corps (25). 

!'his figurt 111cludc, 16 "ho entered directh from Fleet ~en·1tc• 

12 L~'.': ~LS\!( 20 from '-:uclear fo,;er School and 

'iO from :-.. .\I'\ 31 US'.\:. 19 lJS\ IC). 

Geographical Distributio n 

.\11dsh1pmen were admmed from e"cry state in the nauon, a' 

well"' \\·a,hmgcon, O.C... and Guam. The C:l.m of 20 11 also 

indudes nme International students from che following countries: 

.\lhania. Azerlui1.i11, Belize. Federated Statt'' of ,\liuoncsia, 

l 11hu.1111.1. 1\f.1daga,c.ir, Singapore, and Tunisia (2). 

School l lonors and Acti' ities 

S1udt·nt hodv/council/governmcnt 

president or \'ICC president ........................ . 8. 3'lo 

l l.bs pre"tlcn1 or \'ice president .................... I I .600 

'id10ol dub president or \'ice presidenr ........... ~s.200 

'id1oul puhlic.Hion st;iff ............................... 22 - 0 0 

auon.11 Honor Souen ............................. 62.0°0 

\ .1rnt\' .11hlet1t:s ......... :..... . ..................... 90.9°0 

\.ir,1t1 letter winner ................................ 8~.20 0 

Dr.1111.uin, puhl1t 'pe.ikmg. debating ........ . 88.-.i~o 

l· .. 1gle 'it0u1 '(;ofd Award ......... .. . . ......... 11.0"o 

Bo1 ,, c;1rls '>1.11e or '-.,11ion ........................... I 5. 5% 

Rc,crw Officer Tram1ng Program ................. U. -'lo 

'>e.1 l .1dcrs ........... ................ .... .. .. 'l.0% 

~I 111o rmes and \'\'omen 

rhc < l.i" of 20 I I mdudcs 2-i .2°o (291) minonf\" midshipmen 

w11h ethnic h.rckgrounds as follows: 4.frican American (60), 

J-li,p.1nit (I l2). Asian ..\mmcan (62). '\.Hl\'e American (28) 

.rnd 11.rn aii.111/P.1cific Islanders (<J). 

The ( I."' of 2011 includC> 20.<J0 o (251) women. 

Som and D.1ughtc rs of Alumni 

The Cl.1S\ ul 2011 includes 55 sons and 16 d.1ughrer' of :\',1\al 

Atadenw .1lt11n111 (5.<J percent of che cl.t.ss). One" the d.1ughter 

of .1 fo111.1lc '\.l\ :111\c,1demy graduate (0.08 percent). ' 

,\/)' got1f ll'tl> ((} mrrurmrl 

11~r-«·lfu•11h 1111d /,·,u/ pt'op/1· 

ofclit1m1"ft'1 1111d 1•1.<1011. 

,\fa.<t 1f,i/I, f 111n11t to 

m111rilmre to tl1j(·11rli11g 

the tl1·m11a.i1t( u/1w/s th,11 

tl11s 111111011 .•1t111tls for. 

\1 ll\11 P\I\).: Gi '-1 \II\! 

'>1l1>11\, Cr 1\\ lll 2008 

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Our C ommicme nc 

'icmng apan the °'•tval Academy from almos1 every 01hcr college and university in rhe 

COLllllr}' i> our C01111111llllent (() 1hc total development of our Students. 'iome other college' 

offi:r morl· major' 1n academics. 'iome put more empha'"' on 11uen;ollcg1arc athlcucs. 

But nowhere el,c do vou h;tve a better opporru111ry ro grow 111rellec1u.11ly, personally and 

ph1·,1Lally than ;11 the ~a1al 1\cadcmy. If 1·ou arc chosen ro encer rhc 0:aval Academy, we 

bdicvc you l.111 rnmplcre rim rough. four-year program. In facr, we arc commirrcd to rhc 

prinlrple of hdping even midshipm.in succeed. We back up that commirmenr wllh: 

• .\mall drllS size. J\lost dasscs have no more than 22 srudems. When you arl· an 

upperclassman, son1L course' 111 your major may h.11·e onl} five ro I 0 or her s1udenrs. 

• /.011• sturlmt-to-farnlt} m110. raculcy members ger ro know you personally in and 

ouc of chc cla,sroom. The} also are available to help w1rh exrra umrucrion or special 

proJt:ltS. It's not unm1ul co find profc,sors and midshipmen burn111g chc: larc:-nighr oil 

mgc:chcr 1n .1n \cademy research lab 01 1n a classroom. 

• !'rotated s111dy 11111e. h·cn1ng midy period is reserved from 8-11 p.m. Sunda\· through 

h1da} co help all mid.,hipmcn kec:p up wah rheir courses. Addirionallv, '\limirz I ibrary. 

computer labs and other faciliues are open for midshipmen use all da) and evening, 

'l·1·c:n dan a week. 

• ,kt1de1111r 11dl'lswg. JO help vou plan your curriculum, you get group and individual 

counseling .is well as an <1Cadcmic adviser early in plebe year. A permanent faculry adnser 

i' .1ssigned 11 ht:n you seleu your major. 

• l.i·ndasliip rmd co1111se/111g. Your companv officer and senior midshipmen also guide, 

monnor and c1·aluare your progress in al.ademics, milicarr performance and conduce. 

They also .tre ready to help in th(' evcnc of problems, as are rhe Academy's sraff of 

chaplains .111d protCssion.11 coumelor,. 

• A sponsor progmm. Hundreds of fam1l1es 111 rhe Annapolis area sponsor newly-arrived 

midshipmen, offering a home away from home and a place: ro rdax off campm. 

hen m1dsh1pman has the opporcunm w be sponsored by a local family. These 

wmacts ofrcn grow inco deep friendships thar last a lifetime. 

Yo u r C ommitment 

Bcwm111g a midshipman .It th< '\.av.ti Academy is a big step. lc's not like: srarring your 

freshman vcar ;Ha civilian college. 'ou make a commnmcnr co somerh111g larger than 

yoursdf. You cake an oarh of office, promising LO be lo}~tl co your country and ro ddend ir 

if m:lcssan. 'uu agree to be honorable in even·rhing you do and sa1. 'ou're also expected to 

work harder chan you've Cl'er worked before and ro push yoursdfbcyond your old ltmrrs. 

1·1m" how we prep.ire you for the lhalleng111g responsibilities of sen·ice as a naval officer 

.111d the opportunnies of a litecime in the Na\'\ and Marine Corps. 
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Admissions 

( ompe111ion w bnome .1 1111J,h1pm.111 1' keen, but 1fvou ;m.• of t'\Lellem mor.11 

th.H.Ktcr, h.1\l' prcp.ircJ your,clf for a dulkngmg mul11d1me11\ln11.1I four-yc.ir 

progr 1m .ind ".mt the pnvdegt• to 'ene .1, .1 leader of '>.ulors .rnJ \ l,irme' "ho 

,0Ju11t<crcd w \Cf\C their coumn, you ,hou!J .1ppil tor .1dm1"iun. 

i\pplv111g to enter the ~;n.11 At.idem) re<1u1re' some time .111J dfon. In .1dd111011 to 

re\ i<" 1ng your .1t.1dcm1c reu1rd. our 1\Jm1"1om Bo.ird e\ .1lu.1te' your phy,ic.11 litne", 

k.1Jcr,h1p poturnal .111J mot1v.11wn to he ,1 m1J,f11pm.111 .111J ,111 officer 111 tht• ;\,1,-y 

or \larinc ( orp,. You nnm he reLnmmcmkJ b) tcac.hcr,, 1111crvicwcJ h} ,111 .1<..1Jcm) 

rcprnclll.lli\e and nnmina1cd h) .11 lc;J\t one oflici.11,ource \X'c'll guide rnu through 

die· nom111.111on prou:'' l.11<.-r in thi' ch.1pt1:r. 

\lie \\Jill w cmure th.11 tl1c hn1 qualified co1nJid.11c·, from around the l'nneJ 'it.Ht:' 

.111d 11' 1cmwn"' arc ,deucJ for ,1Jm1"io11 ,111J th.11 young men .111d wom.:n h.wc the 

dmc .ind moti\.111011 w um1plctc the lour-yc.ir progr.1111 .111J cxcd a' '-:.t\') .111d \1.mm 

( 'orp' officer,, \ll c.mJ1d.11c' have .111 equ.11 opponunit) for u111,iJ.:r.11ion, .111J d1g1ble 

mm and \\Omt·n ol .111 h.Kkground, .m: 'trongl} l'ncour.1gc·d to .tppl} ~linnrit~ group 

111< mhcr' t\ pic.tlll' 111.1h· up more th.m 20 pcrcem of cad1 d.1" cnu:ring the .1c.1dc·my. 

and \H>men u,u,11!) uimpnsc about 20 pcru:m 

( h.1pt<:r 2 

/11 orda to h, prq>1rrcd Ji1r 

l/il/'1if Sl'r/'I« )'Oil f>tl/'t' (O 

rak1• ,rr/1.,fl/t.1g< of rh, 

opp11rr1111u11·s. /'lie ,,,.,t/,•111> 

oU< red <'.<pnr dr corp,, 

1111lflt•11u, ,.,...., l!f'11, e, 

ftlf; SlllTOlll/tflllg>. 

plrpmrl S1tfl/d11rrl,, 1fl/rl 

1 xcelle11r c tf 111t111lfla1r 

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R1 ID DIX\l\;, (I ~SS l'f 2008 

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Dr '" rn Ao!'.11ssro"s 

,\t11'tll /l111d1•111i 1Jet111 oj/lrl111mu111s \t1'f'l1111 "Hruff" f ,11111, ht1> ti Imig 

1/NJOr/111111 u•11h the N1111nl Ac11dc111)' 1111d r/11· l f1111al \r1111·s Nt11'): lJerm 

I 111111 gmdum.-d 11•11h i/1e ( lms of 19-8. 11111·11tlal Jltght •chool ,;nd ll'llS 

d1·.<1gn111cd n i\~mnl A1•111for 111 1980. IJ11ri11g Im N11wt! ( t1reer, h1· 

( 01111111111dt'd !'taro/ Sq1111dro11 1-nur 1111d Frt111111~e; Air \\''111g Four. In 2002, 

Ill' /'ftllml'fl to 1'1, 1Vm11i/ 1tt1tlc111y to sa1•1 m ,;,, I )m·c1t1r of Ad1111ss1nm 

r111d !1111·1 11s Vici· DM11 o/Arli111ss.1011S. In 1006, !Jt rmrt'd nfia 18 ;·1•1m of 

Nt11wl >1n·u·r r11ul rhm hl'l'1m1t• rh1· l>1•11111i/Arlmm1nm 111 No1·1·mher 2006. 

" rhc .1Jm1ssions process a1 1hc N.1val ·\La<lc.:111} 1s unique: in 1hat we arL nor jmt sdcu111g men 

,rn<l women for 1he purpmc of' <1ltcnd111g ,1 college. r.11hc.:r we are sclecring these young Americans 

10 prc.:parc rhem for .1 calling ro scnxL and a V(:ry 'pedal way of life. 

,\ 1c.:mbc.:r' or the: Admissions BoarJ spc.:nJ cou1Hk" hours reviewing candidate record,, Thi'" 

.1 tough job be\C.1use of the breadth .rnd dl\·cr\ity of our can<li<laces' backgrounds. The}· are 

,1,p1ring .tchie\t~r'; high!} moriv.unl .1nd wc.:11-roun<le<l sru<lcncs who excel not onl}· aca<lcnmcally, 

hut .1lso in .uhlecio, le.1dcr,hip .rnd service. The m.11omy will enter d1rec.:cly from high school. 

hm m.1111 ochers will come from <..ollege or prep.tr.nor} school programs or from sen ICc a' 

enlrm:J \a1lor~ and ,\lanne,. 

I pcr,on,1111 bd1c"c th.1c all of cht L.111<l1<l.uc' we acu:pc can successfully complcce the progr.tm 

ti thc1 111.11nca111 che1r desire .111d 111ou' .uion. In fou, over the lase cen 1·ears. chc: l\.n al Acadcnl\ 

h.1' .1~·er.1ge<l a gra<lua[lon r.He in exec" of 80 pc:ru.:nt. I think chis is ;crributabk 10 che . 

u1111bin.H1011 of our 1.1king grt'•ll c.1rc. first to 111.11<..11 the righr Land1dares ro our progr.1m. 

,1nd then to hc:lp chc:m 'uccc:c<l "hile the:} att' hc:re. 

If 1·ou h,1\'e .1 strong" ill 10 .1ch1c\'C, dc:me .1 rc:.11 challenge. ,1nd wanr w be a leader scrv111g your 

co11111n. d1L· opporwnic~ of a lilt:t1111c: wulJ ht·g111 lnr you .11 the United \rarcs '\;av.ii Acadc.:1111. 

It IS Ollt' or che grcateSl .tdn:nturcs \'OU wuld possibly imagine!" 

n,,. fl/'/) t1flt'f1tll'l'slnp t/11(/ 

r/110 p/111c fl rt' .~)•IUlllJ'l!IOll.•. 

No 1111111 I.< tl't1rth /.i.i <rtlt 

u•ulwur "·!(rim 1plmc 

All\llll \I l<lllN \. 

,\ !<( 11 -.;, J 1c, l "" 111 J ')j I 
Fligibility Requirements for Appl} ing to the U.S. Naval Academy 

You mu't h.:: 

.11 lc.1'l 17 )C·H' nf.tg.: .mJ mmt nor hav.: p.l\sed your 2.~rJ birchd.1y on 

Julv I of dit• ve.ir of .1<lmi,;mn; 

lllllll.lrriCd not prt·gnant .mJ h,t\'C no incurr.:J obl1g.11ions or p.HcnthuoJ: 

a United '>t.llC\ t:1ti1cn (except for rhe limw:d number or intern.Hion.tl 

m1J,htpm<·n 'i'<'C11icall,· amhorized h)· Congres,): .tnd 

of exu:llent mor.11 char.tetcr. 

Other Qualifica tions ecessary for Admission 

You muse 

be found actdemically qualified ro compere for ,rn .1ppoin1111l'l1t by the Naval 

Audcm) .1dmi,s1ons board: 

b.: mcJ1L.1lly qu.1lified: 

• rnmplete the Candi<l.nc l·1m<.,., ~">L"!>menc (Cf-Al used b, all ..cmce .ic.1dem1t": and 

n:u:l\C .tn offi.:ial nommauon from one of m.my 'ourccs ;l\'ailable 

(\cc following p.1gc\ 

\nu .ue then d1g1bk· ro compete !or an .1ppoinrmenr. 

~ to Become Competitive for Admission 

lo improve n>lH d1.mcc' ofqualil}·ing s.:hola,ricall). your high sthool prcpar.mon 

,hould indude the following: 

n1.1thcm.l!Ks four years or marhemarics courses, including .1 strong 

foundallllll in geometr\', algcbr.1 and rrigunomctr). Course' in prc-Lalculus 

or ukuh1' .ire al\o very \'aluahle and encouragcd. 

science t\\'0 years With at least one year or <.hemistr), with lab if pmsible. 

I nglish - four year\ or course work wich special ancnnon ro 1hc s1ud,· 

and prau1te of cffccc i\'e ''ming. 'iurveys of Lnglish and American l11crawre 

arc c.:'pc.:dalh hclplul a' ba1.kground for furnre smd)· of lner.uurc 

lo further e11han1.c \'our rnmpem1vcno' for admission. the following courses .ire .1lso 

rc<.ommendcJ: 

foreign l.111guage - ar le.l\t rwo years. Course work should indudc rc.:gul.ir 

u'e of the 'poken languag.: .md encompass demcncary syntax and grammar. 

phy\lls one 1·c.ir, w1d1 .1 lab if possible. 

h1swr) om· full rear or L .S. hmory and, where possible. a lull yc.tr of 

F uropean or world hmorv. 

• rnmputcr ,kjll, - famil1:1riry wirh rhe use or pcr-<m.11 computers, induding 

\\'in<lows. word prou:"mg. spreadsheets and the lnternt:t. 

'lo demonstrate your .tbtlity w meet the physical and rim<· managemem demands of four 

ye;m at 1he 1';1".11 ,\c.tde111y. you should rake pan in athl.:uc .111d 11011-.11hlc11c extracurricular 

.tecivit1cs. '>1111.t every nml,h1pman is 11wolved in physical exercise every cfay at 1hc 

Ac.1Jem\, 111s1mponanc rhat you gct 111 cx..:cllenc pbrsi1.al cond1r1011 while siill 111 

high school. l'lcbt '>ummcr 1\ nor rhc ume to rry to whip \'Ourself 1mo shape "i111lc we 

.ire .1lsn 111tcn:srnl 111 l'Oltr leadership potc1111al, as wdl as l'nur ahiliry rn ma11,1gt your time, 

Wt" will tarcli.tll) rnnsidcr your non-athletic activities and rernrd of part 1i111c c111ployment 

or miln.try 'cn·ite m C\'aluare your versauliry and abiliry lO :tcccpt re,pom1hiliry. And, 

b1 .111 mcall\, \I.I) .l\\ .1y Imm illeg.11 drug' .md abuse of alcohol. 

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/l,,. 8rrg11tl1· of,\ !uM11pmm 

l"<f'I"< •t 11/S t/ic hnt t/11, 

111111r111 /.,,, to olf; r. 

~8 pm·c•lfl o/ 1/1,• muM11pm1·11 

c'/l/1n11g tlic· ,\;mt! 1lr111/m1)' 

/l't?l /11 tllt' top /1/r/1 of1'1dr 

li~rt/• •chool d1.<.<. 

90. 9 /'<'ffl'/// U'tTt' 1•1/1)//)' 

,u/,/,.rn i11 h~rt,h sd100/ 

rlllrf 8-1 . .! j>l'ffl'lll ll't'l'I' 

lt'llt'I' /{111///l'l'S. 

8·1.J f't'/'('I'//( /}(fr/ 

t!c·momllilll'rl lc'rlllnship 

<'-\flt'rtt'llff 1l11ri11g 

hZrt.h sdwol. 

Seeps Toward Gaining Admission 

I. You shoul<l appl) for a<lmis,ion betWl>t:n April I st of your Junior year in high school an<l 

J.muary 31 sr of rnur sen10r nar 111 l11gh 'lhool. Smee many Congressional office' begi11 

proLes,ing nomin.1t1on rcqunr' <luring dw 'Pring and summer. che carlicr \'OU appl) 1he 

bercer. )ou on abo .1pply from wllcgc or the milirar) service if you meet .1ge requircmems. 

In .111 case,, for 111fi1rmauon .md a f'rdimin.1ry Applicacion go onlinc .111d compbe the 

f'rdimin<1rv Application, 1a till" N.nal Aca1.kmy web page ar www.usna.edu/Admissiom/ 

preapplication/ 

2. Obtain .1 social secumy number, 1f vou do 11ot alrca<ly have one. 

3. Fifi out the onl1ne l'rd1111111ar) '\ppliu11011 Based on chc informatmn subm1w:<l, 

P'1rticularl_1 scholasttc .1d11eve1m·nt, the OflKc: of A<lm1ssions will advise you whechcr your 

prcsenc record 1s strong enough to be rn111pec1t1vc for .1dm1ssion. If so, }'OU will be i<lc11rified 

.is an oHicial cand1d.uc and you will receive: informauon on accessing and completi11g an 

011l111c: .tpplicacion. 

4. Apply for a no111111ario11. ("ice 'Pc:Lific inform.ttion on the following pages.) 

5. Take the "iAl or A( I rnllc:gc: .1dm1ssion tcsc; Check wach your school rnunsdor or 

nsar 1hc:1r web11es (www.collegeboard.com .111d WW\\.act.org) for derails of resr d.m:' 

.ind rc:gisrrarion rcquiremems. \ddmonJlh. studtms ofrcn see a considerable cesr srnrt• 

impro,·cmenr on .1 second or third .mempr .u both rests. The :--lava! Acadcn11·'s Adm1ss1om 

BoJrd uses the highc't comhin.mon of vc:rbal/crmcal rcadmg and marh scores from all "iA r or 1\CT tests raken lw a «Jndid.11e. The wrmng sc.:rion should be taken b' .111 Landid.1tt.:s. 

I herefore, candidates will norm.1lh enhance their competitiveness simph- b) taking both 

cl1e SAT and the ACT more than once. 

le>r rc;ults from rhe Dn:c:mher <.,\I .ind \Cl are rhe lase ones an applicam can use co 

quali(v as a candidate and receive ,111 applk.uio11 for 1he Na,·al Academr Cla;s of 2012. 

T'he college code number' co forw.ird niur rest s..:ores co rhe Na,·al ALa<lemy arc· 

<., ·\ 1- 5809; ACI 17•12. I lowcvc:r. you should he aware char ccsr rcsults from rht 

Janua!] 2008 '>Al "tlie I.Hes! onc th,u the Adnms1ons Board will usi: ro cvaluacc 

candidates for rht Class or 2012. 

No11-sffmd11rd. 1111-ti111t!tl resrs rtre 1101 rtrreptnb!e. 

Official Candidates 

f. Once you arc n.tmcd an onili.11 L.111did.uc. \'OU will n:cci\'c: a letter wnh 1nsrruc11om 

on hm' co complcre rhc on line undid.He appl1Ca11on. }'011 should complete rhe farms rmd 

ensure they r1re s11bm11tet! 011li11t• rrs soon 11s possible. The Admissions Board ''ill renew n1ur 

.1ppliL,1t1on ro dcrcrrnmc ,·our sthoJ,1,r1L qu.1lificH1on once all of your landidace form' arc 

ret'e1vc<l onlme. I he st.nm of n1ur 'pcufic .1pplic.mon is ,1fwa~-. updated on chc Candid.Ht" 

lnformanon Sv,tcrn ((JC, 

2. 'fake the Candidate l·imc:" ·\"essmenr(CI \ ). A.JI offiual candidate> mmc complc:cc .1 Cb\ 

to qualif)· for admission w tl1t \c.1dc:n11. rhc CFA rests your coordin.rnon. scrcngrh. spl·t'.d 

.ind agil11v. If ,·ou arc phYS1<..tlh ht. the: ( I ·\ should present no problc:m Admmio11 to the 

Arntlem_11 ts extremely competiritit• mu! 1he Admissions Bonni re11iews the CFA score. If you Ji1il 

or pe1jorm poor~y the first time ,you 1r1ke it, _you will be r1ble to mbmit new res11!1S to USN;I. 

fh< CI A ma) be .1dminmcrcd b1· .my 1·ars1t) rnach. physical educac1011 anscrucmr, a 

c.:0111111assiont:d 111alic.1ry officer on .JCti,·c dury. or your Blue: and Gold Officer. 
~ lakt 1hc (iu.tl1h111g \lc:d1cal l·x.11n111.111on. (\I"' '<l' Apprndt~ 1\.) I he N.1\,tl ,\udcmy' 

progr,1m 1s pll\ ,K.1111 d, m.111d111g .md. hn.1u'e of dw mnlic.tl ,r,mdard' r<'<)Ulrnl lor 

cO'l'm1"1011111g a' '\,t\\ and \IJnn< ( or1" oll1t<r,, \\e rnJlllr< ,1ll 1..111Jid,trc' 10 undergo .1 

thorough •ncdll.11 cx.11111na11011. \fll.'r 1hc Naval \1..idc111\ de\li;11.11c' you a' .t L.1ndid.ttc 

.111d \OU haH' -.omplcrnl h\c or mor< documclll' ol thc .1ppl1(..lllOll, rhc lkp.tr1111c111 of 

l>ckmc \kd1t.1! I x.1111111.tllon Rnlc\\ Hoard ([)()[)\II RB) "ill .id'"" rnu ho\\ to hcgin 

the cx .. mlrJlll<Hl JH<>C.<'~ I lt.tltln t.111d1d.Hc' U\u,tlh h,t\l l11dt· d1HiLttll\ p.1"ing 1hc: 

o.1m111a11011. I lmH\t'f, condu.on' .ire: \lHllClllllC' 1dc1111hcJ whid1 untld ci1hn ht 

aggra\at<d h1 our ngorou' progr.1m or r"rnct m1lu.1n wn 11x Jf1<:r gr.1d11.H1011 ">omc 

med Kai '"""dcrnrwm. 1nduding our rn 1,cd poh< \ rcg.trding r .. uo"' Jnd \l g11. 1l 'l.i,c1 

prou·dmc~ to 1111prt>H' 1 l\IOll, .ire d1,cu"td 1n \ppc 11d1x \. 

4. lntcr\lt"\\ \\llh .1 :\,1,,1 Ac.1dt·1111 (11!;>1111.Hltlll (Blue md (,old) Offi,n 111 your .trea 

hn· d•c following p.tgc:' for t I Ming ot' Blue .111d Cold \rc.1 ( .oord1n.11or,). If \'OU h.1w .lll) 

qucsuon' ,1hmn vour 1..111d1d.1t.1 ,11 .111~ pornr during dw ,1d111i\,10l1' prou.:". 1·our Blue .ind 

(,old ()fliLcr t> 1·our bc~r r"'ource for ,1th1« .md for ob1.11111ng 1our 'l'"ufi, ,1dm1"ions 

s1.t1U\. \our cand1d.11c p.1,kct lctr<r cJn pro1111< 1·1n1 "ith inform.uion on tht• c.111did.11c: 

1nforn1111on \\t'l1'11c \\here \OU\\ 111 ht .1hlt' to ohr.1111the•11.1111e .111d com.tu 1nfor111.t11on 

ol \our Blut' .ind (,old ( )fhu r 

Obtaining a ~omination 

\II Mpplicam' mu,1 obra1n .t no1111n.11wn from an oftiu.11 \ouru during cht: .1dmi"1011' 

(lfll<.t:''· I here .uc mam 'nurLC' of nomin.11ion, .rnd applr1..1111' ,hould .1pph to .111 'our"·' 

for \\l11d1 thn .uc c

1

1g1hk., 

1011 .<hould11pp(l'for 11ro11greHio111tl110111111111io11 during the .<pr111g ofyo11rp111ior.yer11· in 

!ugh .<rhool, or 11s soon 1hne11jier ti.< po»ibft.. \ l.t11) 111en 1hn of ( ongr<'" \ ilu.ttc Lt11did.Hl'' 

and make their de(..,,11111' 111 earh tall. air hough che .\t.1dc111) .tcLcph no111111.111on' unul 

Janu.tr} ~I \pplKJlll' for 1111l1tJn 'en ite-rnnncucJ nom111 .. tion' ,hould .1pph dirccch 

ro rhc 0:n.1l A1..1den1\ for .1 11orn111.111on bccwt:cn Jul) I of the n·,1r prior 10 .1d1111"io11 .tnd 

IJnu.try '>I uf tht n.tr of .1dmi"1on \ou nlll\l \\ork d1recd) "irh your no1111n.mnt; \OUru: 

m ,le1crn11nc: 1h<1r dt.1dlin"' and rn1u1rcml'nt,, 

'\omination \our<.c~ 

\'I .. l.lllC\' 1uuld ,d 01111n.111on' from d1t' follm' 111g 'llltrLt'' ·" .tppropriarc· 

( ongrC\\IOllJI \OUr<.c\ 

( \. .<e11111ors, ripn•sc111111frt•s, the d1•leg111e to ( 011gre.<.< ji·om the Disn-ict of Col11111bit1, the 

rt'.<uln11 co1111111.<.<1om·r of Puerw Ru·o. 

I u.h mtmhcr of ( ongre" 111.11 h.l\t' file con,mut:nr' .11rl'nd111i; tl1t' 0:.t\.tl At.1d,·111y .11 .Ill} 

one 11111c. \\ ht:n a constllllt'nt le.iv"' the: ,\,,1den11 •. 1 \,IL.Ille~ '' Lrc.neJ, .md up co It'll 

L,111d1d.H<'' m.11· norn•n 11cd to titl t'.1d1 1at.lllt)' 

Applutlf/011 d111rs: I .tch ( nngrc•"ional t1f1ite h,1, it, O\\ll prou.:durc·, ;111d dt'.tdlinc' for 

.Kccpung nonun.111nn rt quest,. ;\("'1 oftltc' prefer rh.H you colll.KI chem in tltt' 'pring 

or summer of d1t IC.tr prior 10 .1dnt1"10n IO 1hc r\L.tdelll). Congrc\\1011al 110111111arwn' 

num ht recc1\cd Ill' :-\orn1n.tt1om Jnd Appoi111111c111' .u chc Offilc' of ,\Jmi"wm h) 

J 1nu.in '> f of cl1c· ~c·ar of .1dm1"1011 w 1hc AL.1dc111y 

fl,,,.,. tlr<' 11/tlllY d11111·11 .. 1111/J 

'"'"(}/It' li.1 .. ((} 1.1k1 11/((J 

< tJ/l<Uf11ill/O/I 11•/11·1111ff'f)'111g 

to t/11 ,\:mi/ Ac.ulrmv. 

rn 111</w/1· 11»p1111•1 111 

11r111 /Im, r111't't'/' ga.1/s 

pmt gr,ul11o111011 lij1.,f)'l1• 

;mjt"rt'llt't', dt'd/1 tlflllll 

tlllrl 11111'/llSlt llltl(/1'11//111/, 

/111 ,\~11"1' /luu/1·111) 1' 

ti /me ms111111w11. hut 

,/1,. old iaymg rmgj tri11•: 

II.• /IOI fi1r el'l /1'0/lt 

\11 )\If \IA:-.: C!NC\11\I 

"> I >I R, ( ·1 \\\ < ll 2008 

21 
).). 

Appl) w: Both of vour l .'>. ,c11a1ors, your l .'>. rcprcsem.1mc, Jnd the \'1tc President 

of the l 'n11c:d '>1.11c,. \'011 mm1 hl· .1 legal res1dc111 of 1he 'l.lll" .md u111gress on.ii d1st•1Ct 

to "h1ch \OU arc apph 111g. but 11 is not nccc"an to knm\ \our member\ ol C ongrcs'> 

pn,011.111). L.1d1 oftiu· h.t'> 11' "" 11 pmLl·Jurc' .111d de.1dhne!> for .1c1:cptmg non•in.111011 

rcqul'sts, hut .11 offic.c:s use a compctmvc method to select their nommco. 

In orlkr to oh1a111 thc n.unes of vour sen.11ors .rnd reprcscn1.1me, pk.1se \ISi! the fo l1l\\111g 

\Hlhitc' ""'"·'cn.1tc.go' rnd '"'"'·hou\e.go,, From the•c )OU CJll go to ea1..h member\ 

\\ch\ltl llll ,pcc1hL i1h1111uw11' 011 their .tpplK.ttion process, 111dud1ng \\h1cl• office to 

1..0111.1u. 

I he ga1·1·r11or of l'uato Rico, the 1·e.<idt·11t n-prn1·11fllt11·1·fi·o111 the Cm1111101111•e11/th of the 

Northa11 , \1111·1111111< !.<lt11ul<. 1111d the t!t·lt-g11t1".• to ( 0111m·.<> fi·om G1111111, rlu· Virgi11 /,/1111d< 

t11u! A111t"riC1111 \11m1111. 

l'ucrco R1u> .111d the :-.:u11hcrn \l.ir1J11.1s 1,1 mh 111.11 l'.ICh h.l\e one 1111dsh1pma11 .mend 

mg the :-.:.J\.1: \cadcm\. \men<..m \.1moa m.1, ha\IO mo nudsh pmen .u the l\1...1dem\ 

l 1u.1m .md the\ rgm lsl.mds e.tLh m.I\ h.l\e three rn1clsl11pmtn at the \caclcm1. fen 

1wm1n.11io11' .ire pl·rm1ttnl for each \31...lllL). 

\ppl) to: the .1ppropna1e ofT1C1.1:. 

/he l'rnidmt 

\n u11l111111cd number of pr1..-..1clt'll11al 1wn111uun1i.' arc .1, ;:.iL1bk for c.h1ldrc11 .1nd lcgalh 

Jdopted cfuldrcn of wrecr officers .rnd en 1,tcd personnel o~ the .umcd torus, .1Cmc or 

1c,<:ne, 111d11d1ng chc { o '1 ( ;u.1rd. ( )nc hundred c..111d1d.ucs lll<H" be .1ppomted \\1th 

the'" 1111m111.mon' c.1d1 ) car. A p.ircnt 111 chc flc,cru s must he '"n mg .1s a member of 

1 rc,crH· c.ompo11c111 .md ht ucd•tt"<I \\ i1h at k-.1,1 l'tgl11 'c.1r' of 'l'f\ ICC (.1 1111ni11111m 

of 2880 po l't' or m11'1 be cn1ulcd to remcd pa) .1'1d must not be 60 \C.Jrs or older 

l lthcrntsl'. chc p.1ru11 mu't be m• .1cmc du!\ (other dun for 1r.1imngJ .rnd l•l\c scncd 

continuousl) fo• at le.1st c1gl11 H'ar' m han been rcmed ",tf1 pa' or gr.1ntcd rcurcd or 

rct.1 ner pa\. II \ou h.1,e que!>11<1ns reg.mlmg )Our c:1g1b1lm, plc.1sc c..111410 29 \ 4 \')2. 

Appftc,uum tlttrs: .1ltcr )uh I of the \ c.1r prior to Jd1111sst0'1 .1nd before JJnuan ; I ol the 

\ c.u of .1dmi,s1011. 

Apply to \uper.mendcnt, L 1111cd '>t.ue' :-.:'a,al Al.1tlc1m, 11 ~ Dtt .. tUr Road. Ann.1polr.. 

\Id. 21

1102. 'iOl'I. 

,\nn . 0:0111,nJtions .111d \ppoi111111l~I' ( >iTtc.e '\mdtnts mu't .1pph 

direuh to the \c.iclcm\ fo 101 1. 1011. '>l"l' ,,u .,1 ·r .rnd ,fou1mcn1.111on 

1up11rc111t111' 011 pagt 21. Propn dou11ncntJtion to 'upport your c:ligibilit} must be 

\t1bmi11cd \\ ith till· 110111111.111011 request. 

( 

"hild1'1'11 of dt•n•11.1-..d t1r di.<11hlnl t•t•ta1111.< 1111d clu!th,·11 ofpri.<oner .. of 11•11r 

nr .'en•icTn1t·11 111i\'i11g i11 11rtit111 

l I' m (1'i 1111dsh1p111u1 ma\· bl 111 .Htl l1d.111ce .11 th.: At.idcnn b.1,eJ on nom111.111011s ,1s 

cl·l'ldr<:n of mtl11.1n per,onnd \\ho \\Crc k lk·d 111 .1c11nn; died from \\Ounds. 1111unes or 

d1sc.1'< \thik 011 JtltH' dut\; \ll\l.lllll'd 100 J'l"rtl"lll d1,Jb1lm from such t\<1Unds, 1111uric' 

or di,CJ$C, .1, umfied b) the Department of 

\ l'tcr.1m l\lf.ms; or \\ho .ire rnrrc:mh 

pnson..:rs of \\lr ,I'<)\\') or mt smg Ill .11..uon (\ 11 ·\ . I he lhtldrcn of U\ 1li.1m 111 current 

l'l )\\'or \I I \ s1.1111' al,o Jrl' cl1gihk I q~.111) .1dop1'd children .ire cl1g1hlc. 
Appl;· lfl. "iupcnmendclll, l 'n11nl "it.tr<'.\ '-...1v.1l Acadcnw, 11- Dec.Hur Ro.id. 1\nn.1pol1,, 

\!d. 21102 5019, Aun \;om111.lt1nn' .rnJ \ppo1nrment' ()fliu "ice ,,1mplc lct1cr 

.rn<l dncumcm.u1un rcqu1rc111e111' on p.1gc 2 I Proper documentat ion to support your 

clig1bilin mu\t bt submitted with the nominarion request. 

C/11/dre11 of Hedril of Honor Re(fp1e1w 

CJml1da1cs 111 dm 'pcual utegon who .Ht' fully qual1ficJ lnr .1dm1s,ion .ire 

.1ucom,mc.11ly .1ppo11Hnl. I here 1' no limit to the numb.:r of miJ,hipmcn \\ Hh ch" 

source of norn1n.11in11. 

App(r 1tr. "iupcnntcndc111. l n1rcd '.'lt3t<'' '-..;nal Academy. 11- Dc·c.nur Ro.id. Ann.1polis • 

.\IJ. 21 102 'iO 19. ,\u11. \;omin.niom .111d \pporntmcncs Ofh.;e. )cc "irnpk lrne1 

and documcmarnm rcljlllrcment' on page 24. Proper docum entation 10 ' upport your 

cligibiliry must be submitted with the no m ination equc~t. 

7/Je Vire Pres1de111 

At any one umc. hvc 1111<lsh1p111cn m.1y .1m:n<l chc Aca<lcmy basc<l nn .1 vice prcs1dc11n.1l 

nominannn. ( ompccicion tor a' KC prcsidcnrial nnm111.1t1on 1s cxm:mcly keen. L 'l. 

tinzem who Jrc living mm1<le chc Unite<l )rates an<l who h.1ve noc m.11nca1ncd a 

domiulc 111 chc l <; arc· cncour.igcd to appl' for a vice preside111i.1l nominacion. 

App!t1t11io11 d.m i: .\lu'c lw pmcm.1rkcd bc:rwc:cn .\larch l and ( ktobcr 51 of chc ye.tr 

prior m .1<lmi\\1on. 

Apph 10. !'he\ Kc l'rn1<lent. Old bewmc Office Bu1lding.\\~1shingron, [)( 2050 I. 

Anenuon 'lcn·1cc r\c.1denw '\.ominanons. ~ec page 25 for a sample lctct:r 

Regulnr r111d Reserr1e Nr11'Y mu/ Marine Corps J\fe111bers 

Ont. hundred ,evenn apprn11tmcnt' arc l\,1iL1blc annuall) co rc.:gubr .111d rcscf\'< '-...1\> 

and \ l.mnc C .orps en I Med personnel. i;or more informanon, s..:e )·our comm.111d's career 

coumdor or Lall the enlisted acceS\ions coordinator in chc Ac.1<lem) 's Admission> ollicc. 

R1Ji'r1•11ct"OP'\JA\ l'\l"il 1'120.1or.\l.mnc:CorpsOrdcr1)10.11(, 

Applica11on tli•rulluu: J,rnuan 31 

/lpplr 10: the ~.I\ .11 Academy v1,1 rnur rnmmanding officer 

N1111r1/ Resen•c Officers Tmi11i11g Corps {\'ROTC, 1\'}ROTC. MC}ROTC); 

N1wrt!, 1\lnn11e Corps. All' Force, 1111d Ar111y Honor Units with Disti11ctio11 

'I wt:lll) .1ppo111tmcncs .11111u.11ly .ire .l\',11l.1hlt through nom111auom Imm the" pmgr;um. 

1lpp!) tfl. ~·our 'cnior 111tlic.1ry instructor. professor of na' al \cicncc or hc.1dmam:r. 

A G1pmi11 oj'thi· 1\l1t')' ought 

co be a man oj',rrong rmd 

well-connecretl 51'1/St' tt'ltl1 

ti rolemb/,· ed110111011. ti 

ge11tlemr111 as well ti> 11 

setu11rm, both 111 th<"nl')' 

and 111 pmaire -

-Jclli~ P\~~Jo~1' 
fl'<• /'um/mt "' tf•r l '11111·,/ ,\/,lft'S 

( ,.·orgr ti' /fo,/1 

SAM Pu LE rn R\ 

Requesting rt No111inr11ion fi·om the President, . . 

or n 11omh1111io11 for children of rlere11sed or dwrbled. 11~rern_11s, cl~dtlren of cr~rrent 

prisoners 0/111111; childre11 0Jservice111e11 currently nussmg lll act1011, mu/ clnldre11 

o[/llfedrrl o[Honor recipit>ms. 

!lw 11ppluwtro11 sl•ould br <11lm1111rd b1·11Nm }u{l' I of 1/ir )'"'" pnor 10 t1d1111ss1011 .111d /•11111.t') 3 I afrhr 

1·e11r ofrrdmmum. !'roper d"mmrlllflllflll 111u11 br 111cluded.) 

In: '>upcrimcndcni, United )1.11c' ;-:;1,,11Ac1demy.117 Decatur Road. Ann;1pnli,, .\Id 21·l02-'i019 

·\1tn: '\.om1n.111om and Appn1111mcnt' Offiu~ 

Date: ____ _ 

I rcque>t .1 prcs1dcnn.1I nnminaiion w the L 1111cd '>rJ1cs 1'.aval Actdemy for the d,1,s rh.11 will cmcr in 

June 2008 and I 'ub111i1 th<· following d.n.1: 

1'ame: ________ _ ---------------------- (,11•e fitll 1111111,· .rs 5/1()/1'11 011 brrrh cer11Ji1 •lit' or, ifch1111ged, d11t1ch copy of court order.) 

Add res" ( Usr /If' mdt' .11ul prol'ide phone 1111111/Ja) 

Pcrm~1nent. ______ _ .\lailin,. ______ _ 

Phone. _______ _ Phon.:. ______ _ 

Oare of birrh: ____ _ 

~oc1al Sccurirv number (wmr brji!l.-d 111 >. 

'\.ame and .1Jdre" of high ><hool/tollcgc· _________________ _ 

\lonrh/ycar ol gradua1ion· --------------

Congn:ss1on.1I di,tric1 &: ,1,m::_ 

Sex. _____ _ 

Applving ro '>cn.1rors .ind Congressman (nam.:s) --------------

H1ghc.'it store" P'>t\ 1 ·CR • \I ___ _ . SAi CR. ____ . \I 

•\CT E . 1\I 

If member of milir.iry. d1eck here __ . l t\C rare. >Crial number, componcnr, branch of 'crviu:, anJ 

orga111z.llion.1l add re" on rcver>e 't<k· of 1hi, form. 

Jnformarion conu.:rn1ng parc:nc' military \l0

rv1ce· 

:-l.une of' p.trcmk __ 

t Ple11se 111dlf1lff" p11ro11 S 1;111~·. hr,111d1 o/.urnce, 1111d 111ili1t1ry .sr,1111..S (rut11·(, reurt·t• or reure1I tl'lflr pt~) J 

'>11Kcrdy yours. 

\1g71a11m·) 

No1e: ln C.)labli.sbing your cl1gibil11y for J Prc~idc:nlial no mination. you should determine "hich of the 

following four '.ier\'ice-conncued c.ucgoric\ .tppliel to your parcn1 and forward 'upponing document'\ ,lnd 

informarion to the Na\'al •\ cJdcm) .ilong \\ ith .\·our lenc:r of appliotion for a nominaLion 

A\;tl\e Jut\ otlicer .. 11t.1Lh \(,t(l'nl('l\l of \(.'l\'l\,C: rrcp.trcd h~· J'C'f\Onnd officer 'pt.°Uf~·ing 111 period, of ;t1.fl\(' dur} 

printed on oltic1.1l lc.·trcrhc.11.I 

Aciivr Jur\' cn(i,c<."d: .11t.1d1 .. 1.11cmc1H prc:p.ncd b~ per,onnd utllcer ~rec1fring .111 pcrioJ, of .lt;ll\t' Jurv rnd 

liMmg d.ttl"\ ol cnli .. unt·nc .inc.I d.uc' of c:xpir.tuon of cnli,1mcn1. i\ht\t be on offo,;j.tJ lcttnhc.1d. 

Rc.sc-rvc!\: .111.11.:h prool ofcurrcni 'crvtu:·, llh.luJrng .t l.Op~· ut J..Urtcnr sdcmitlt~rton t.ird .ind .mnu.il .. c.uemcnt of 

fC\Cf'Yc pu1n1' or notitc of diμibiliry for rc11rt·mc:n1. \fu,c h.1\C' J 1·ninintum of .!SRO po1m' to 'lu.aJ1f\' 

RcurcJ with Jl.l\"' forn1,h t.opy I ofl)() hum 21·1 or rcurcc.: pJy '1uh. 

Dtxe;t!\CJ/or I00°u d1,.1hlnl: \'cccr.1m. ·\Jmini,ir.mon olfitiJl dctc.·rnun.mon nf I001lu Ji,.1h1IH\ t)t t. l\llJln rt pun 

indic.:ating JcJth w,1, 'crv1u: 1..onncucd 
11• \ 1u l'rc idem 

() d I ' um c OIT , llu Jmg 

A. I 11': "Ile \l I m\ '-'ormnauons 

\\; u•gton Dl 20'i01 

Dar \Ir \ 1 e Pre d nt 

Ir 1' 111\ desire to Jllcnd the Unncd '>tatcs :\, \,11 ;\ladcm}o I rc,pc,tfulh rcquo1 rh.11 

I~ (011\0<lercd .is one ot \our 1101111ncn tor die"·"' cnrcrmg 111 lum 2008 

11-c loll1m111g pc son.11 data is prm 1dcd tor \<HH 111torma11on. 

f 11 llJlllC 

l'rit111JJ recorded 011 birth u111fic1Ut 

'1n; nl pa rem 

~ddre l /IP ,ode and prm1dt" phone number 

l'hm Phone 

Date ol h1 th l'lacc of hmh· 

oc1al \cc.mt\ number 

High chnnl attended 

Date of l11gh ,dwol grJJu.111on 

t\ h approximate 1 11d111g s m .1 cla" ot ____ _ 

I h l\t" h ' not cm a l'rd m naC\ AppltlJllOn 10 the '-'aul \cadcm\ 

I h l\c lmed on th<" re Hr c 1dc the rcsuhs ot anv \CT or '>.\I test su>rn tl1.1t I h l\t" taken. 

I \\o:ilJ grc11h appr Cl.lie \our ,ons1dcra11on ol m\ rn1ucs1 for one ot )CHH 110111111.mom. 

\mcerd) ) <111rs. 

( \1g11111ttr'l' 

'.\oCC' l>o not fof"\\Jrd tran~u1p1,l\uppor11n~ lcttc~ to the \"i(.c Prc\idcnt \ nfllc.:c \\l· \\ill 

UM:' 1he Jouuncnt.umn ,uhmuu:J ''uh \UUr .applic.:..ition \\hen ''C: re\ IC\\ \Our rct1uc\t for .:a 

\ 1u." Prn1Jcnu.1.I nom111Jt1011. 

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SdcLlion for \ppoinuncnt 

\\,· 11\l' .1 ,d,·lf1011 pioless kno" n .1s rolling .Hlm1"101is. \\ h<n .111 of your c.111d1d.uc lorm\ 

.ire rec.ehnl, the \d1111ss10110, 811.ud "111determine1our \\hole person" <1ual1fic..111011. II your 

rewrd of .tlhtt"\Cntcnt 1s truh oum.mdmg. 1ou could rclc11e .m eJrh offer wiled a I cttcr of 

\ssur.1nu~. I Im 111dK.1tcs our t11te11t to l'Xtcnd • .rt ()fTcr ul \ ppmn1111ent. prm 1ded th.1t .1ll 

\Olli rl'm.1in1ng rt<JUlfl'111l'llt\ (110111111.111011, ( I \. and 111cdK.1l) .irc \UllC\\lulh complc:tcd. 

·\ I ctt< r of \srnra1Kc <.ould he rc<.c1Hd .1s carh '..,,pi ·mbcr of 1our "·111or }Car. 01 coursc. 

fin.ii adrn1"1011\\111 depend on lont111ucd suc.c. ,, 11d ood st.mdmg 111 'our lugh s<.hool as 

"'·fl .1, <.01111m11ng to 111.11nt.11n \our qualifil.lllons for th< ~.11al 1\c.1dem1. 

If 1ou art found s<.holasuwlh qualified but do not rec.e11e a I ccter ol A"urancc, 1uu 

\\ill ht u1rnp<·t1ng for ,111 offer ol .1ppo1111111l'nl from \\ 1th111 ~Olli nomm.lllng \OllfCC>. 

.\pprox1111.11cl1 2,000 <..111d1d.11c' .uc found full1 <ju.1lific·d hchoJa,cil.llh-. mcd1c.11ly, 

ph) s .... 1lh (( I \J, and ha1e ob1a111nl .1 nomm.111011) < >t t~.I! number bo1 500\\111 

1 c .tppc r t , .md .1pprox1111Jtd1 J ,200 h<0um n rd,I p 1 1c1 Cand1d.1tes will 

be not ified .1, \<H>n a\ pm,iblc of their sta tu,, and 1110\t \\ill be notified b1 \pril 15. All 

appointee\ .trt rcqurn:d to notif) the \dmi\\ions Ofl1tc of their intention to accept or 

dcc.l1n< b~ \1.11 I Lmdid.uc fil e , not completed b) \.l.irch I "ill not normal!} rece11c 

further COl1\1d1:r.1t1011. 

!\11111' rrn l<t' oh/1'{11/1011 

\\hen 1ou .1Lccpt .111apporntm<:nt,1ou 1,,)) recc11c a Panm to Report paLkct (normalh \Cnt 

Ill \prrl) \\1th \C\Cral 11npon.111t dol.rntcnts. ml forms to <.<Hhtdcr .ind u>mplc·tc. One of dtc 

mo~t tmport.lllt ts thc \grccmcnt to "enc. Tlus .1grccmc11t, rc4111rnl h~ l'.\. ),m (11tlc 10, 

L .., ( ode, '-<LIH>m (i'J)'J .md 200<i) .ind odu.•r dirc<.lt\<:S, oud111c' )Ollr \Cf\ 1tc o blig.1t1on 

.111d mmt b, "gncd .111d 1c1urncd w d1c ,\,,1dc1111 prior w Induction D.n·. I rcyturc' the 

consent ot p.trcllts or gu.1rd11n rf 1ou arc a m111or. In "gnmg chc .\grccmt·n ..,enc, \OU 

'tJtC that ~OU \\Ill· 

u>mpl. re thc four-1·ear cour'c ot 111,tru< tlOll .It rlw ;-.:,11 .ii 1\c.1dcn11: 

•L«'Pt an appu111tmcm and S< rH a' .1 u1mm1ss1011cd oflitcr 111 rhc 

< '\,1q or \1,11111< < <Hi"· ( rr.1du.11ing mrd,hipmen 'enc on a,m·c dtrt) 

tor .tt It.1st ft\l' 1car' 1mml'dtat< \ upon gr.1du.1t1on: 

\tr1·, in ,111 approprr.nc l'nll\lcd gr.1dc oil .1ct11c dut\ for up co tour n',tf\, or 

r, 't th< l nncd "1a1e' for the co't of educ.it ion rcccr1cd .11 thc :\a1al \ cadcn11 

11 \ou do not fulhll th< cond1tium .1grud to .1bnH". 

\\ uhout 11ti"1•1vr \111.1/ 

/orrc u e <1111do11orl11n'{ 

de/1111111·1 ,J11d tl'lr/1 II 

ru111h111g ho11or11hle 

n11tlglono11 

l 1!0, ( \\ \'lfl\;l lllr-.. 
O a1h of Office 

I IK ( l.11h of ( llli.c. \\hKh 111l1'1 be signed and agreed co or.tlh b) L '>. ut11<:11' on 

l11d<1uton D.1\', 'Utt·s the lollow111g: 

I u•ortltl onh rao111111t11tl dlt' 

;Jmd1·11~)' Ill 1hos1 11•ho dmri q1111 

1ufi1·11 r!1t· g11i11g gets If/Ilg/, t111tl 

11•/JO hill'<' rf,,. guts t111d d11mlt"/1·r 

10 fe11t/ )'IJ/11/g 11/t'll 11/Jr/ /l'f)///1'11 

in r/1,.ji1101Na1·1•111ul .ll1rr111t· 

( orps t/11· tl'orld has 1·/'t'I' s1·1·11. 

~1-l'O"ll I ll·L II'.\ \1' I 

(.1 llll\,, ll'l 11 R R1 \Rll< l:>;, 

USt-..IC. C.1 \SS lll :!007 

"I, . h.11111g be.:11 .1ppoi1m:d a midshipman 111 the United '>t.He' "a1·1. 

du 'ok11111l1 '"·e.tr <or ,11i1rm~ th.u I will 'uppon and ddcnd the Comti1u11on ot the 

L nttl'll '>t.11e' .1g.1 nsc .111 cnemie' foreign and domesrit; chat I \\ill bear true fa11h .md .1llcg1ance 

to the 'Jme· d•,u I t.1ke d11, obl1g.11ion fred). without Jll) menr.11 reser.auon or purpo'e ofevaston: 

.rnd th.11 I 11111 "di .111d 1:11rhtully di,ch.1rge che dutit:s of cht· office on whKh I .1111 abour ro t:nrer. 

'o hdp me ( ;od.' 

R1'51g11111 u11r; t1 llfl scpt11~111011.i 

Ir you <:Iller till :\.1\ al 1\t.1del11) dire<..Ck from ciYilian lttC:. you .1\Sllllll: .1 milit,1[) obltgmon according 

to the Agret:lllt'llt t<> ~er\'e. ~lidshtpmen wbo do not fulfill th1s agn:emenr uiuld he tra11'ferred m 

the °\;a1:· nr \l,H1111.: Corps in an enlisted stacus and ordered b1· rhc ~enct<lfl' o!' the '\!avy ro serve 

on .1LLive due} t(ir .1 pcnnd nm to exceed four vears, .1s pro\'ided by U.S. la1\, (Title 1 O. L.'>. Code, 

'>et11011 (1')59). I lowe\'cr, in prac.ticc, cht• following policies currc:ndv appl1 w midshipmen who 

emt·r che .1t.1denn from .1 ti\'dian status: 

f OU ,Ht' di,d1.1rgc:d, or your resignactOll is accepted bdtlr<.: the fir\[ d.1) of dasscs ot your 

'' ond Ll.1" lju111or} year, you .ire discharged from the 11.1\'.11 st:r.·1te. 

• 1f you ltmt• thc Atadt:my .ifrer b .. :gmning the acadc:mte ycar •ts a sc:cond-d.t'-' mid,hipm.tn (ju111or) 

but bdcHt' dlt' stJrt of first cLtss bc:111or) year. you .ire rC:LJlllfed to scr\'e rwo ye.us 111 an 

cn)i.,1c:d ,t.1111\ unlc:" vou .ire considered phpically dtsqu.1lific:d, unfit or unsuiced for 

mdit.tr\ \l'rl tee, or .unhonzcd ro prm·ide monc1.1ry n.:1111bursemenr w rhe gon:rnmc:m for 

the Lmt ol \'CllH cdut.11iun rc::ccl\·c:d at rh<.: '-a\'al rkadcm) 

• ti you k·.1H d1t' 1\udem) .1ficr cht• scan of first clas' (se111or) acadc:mK vc:ar, vou 111cur a 

reyt11rc111l'nt to \t·n·e three ye.irs in an c:nlisred sr.nus. unlt:ss rou .ire com1dcrcd phys1c.alh· 

d"qualific:d. unfit. or uns1111ed for milirary service: or <tre <lllthorized w pro\'1de rnonc:r;1n· 

rc11nbursc:nH:nt. 

• ti 1·ou rd use a curnmtssion upon gr,iduacion. your c.:nlistcd ser\'icc.: n:quircment is 

four \'C.H\, or .ire .n11ho111ed co pro\'ide monetary rcimbur,cment. 

,. 
fo t'IH/lrt' >tljt'I) ti/ <t'1l, rf1t' 

bt.,I thtll "It J/t't' t tlll tft'/'/\t 

""" th111 11111'11! r11gt1111z,lllfJJJ 

(di/ ;m11·1rft' 111/t.•I hr· 

/'t:f!.rll'rft't/ 011/i< '1• 1111 .i1r/, 

,111r/ JJt'l't'r 11J 11 111h•llllllt' 

for ,'l.""" .<u111Mmh1p. 

.ll'l/rc.f11111t't', 1111rl ft'l/St' 

"(11!t11111111 rc'/"1m1hilirr 

11•hid11m 1h1·.fin1 

rt'f/11/Slft'S Ill ti >1'11/1/1/JJ 

1111rl 11111•1il 1ijjin'I'. 

A1>.\llll.11 C111\llR \X. 

N1.\1111. Ci''' 111 190'i 

Ir you emc:r the :\',1v.u Al.t<lcmy or thl· N.1val \c.1Jcmy Preparmorv \chool lrom rhc: Naw or 

,\ hrine Corps. the: rc:maining pniod of your c:nli,tmcm or ohligawd sen:tu: 1s not raminarcJ when 

rou JClc:pt .m appoinuncm m the .1udcmy. Then:forc, if you Jo nor fulfill the Agrec:mem to 

\crve. you will return to mlisn:J ,t.l!U\ lO tomplt:tl rhe pc:rioJ of sen 1<.:e for which enli,rcJ 

or obltgaceJ. as proviJeJ b~ litlc 10 L '>. ( 0tk )cu1on 'il6. In cakulating the unexpircJ 

pan of an enli,11111:111 or perioJ nl obltgatcd \<.Tvtce, ume as a midshtpn1.111 t\ counu:J .Is 

\en·icc: un<ler char c:nliscrm:m or \c:rv1ce obltgatwn. Howcvcr. if you are Ji,chargcd or your 

rc:signacion is an:eptc:J ,1frc:r bcg11111ing your sc:rnnd class aca<lemic year at rhe :-:aval ,\t,;1dem~'. 

you incur che s;.1mc obligations Jc~ribc:J .tbovt: for rhos.: who enter che aca<lcmy from ci' ili.111 lite 

In enher =· if you k-.1vc: the \.av.11 ·\l.1de111~ after rhe stan of rour second d.1ss year or refuse 

a commission upon gr.1duauo11 .rnd do not uimpkre rhe ;1c.rivc-dury service obliganon, 

whether rnlumarily or through 111iswnduct. you can he required to reimburse [he L'nited 

\rates for [he rn't of education rc<.:c1vcd at the N,1\'al Acadcm). This cost t~ c.:ompuu:J hy the 

'\Jav;1J •\caJCl11} and Jndudes the COStS of prof(:\Sors' Salaries, supplies and mhcr expenses. Ji 

1s comparable ro [he wition •II a lirst ratt privart· universiC). The amount to be reimbursc:J 111 

.1 p.uricular tdl>c '.uin propornon.dh "l!h the perioJ of un-sen·ed obligarion, ranging up to 

chc cntin: cosr of your c<luc.1!1011 

CostJ and ji11ancir1/ obligt1tinm 

An interest-free lo.111 Imm thl· leder,11 gon:rnmcnc is ad,·anced ro encenng midshipmen 

to hdp defray fir-r-ycar com. I Im lo.111 is repaiJ rhrough monchly dedurnons from 

1111dsh1pmen pay during [he liN rwo to rhrcc year' ac the Academy. 

If you H>lunrarily lc.1vc tl1t 0-aval Ac.idem~ before repaying chese and any ocher obltgarions. 

you muse pay rhe dchrs 111 lull htfore 'c:par.mon. lfrnu are separaced 111\'olunrarily. you musr 

1urn in enough uniforms .1nd cqu1pmcnt suitablt: for reissue to pay your dchcs. 
I 

f'olrce Rc·cord Checkj 

Lach can<lidau.: rccei,·ing an offer or appoinrmcnr is required co complete a routine 

Police Record Check wirh his or her local la" enforcemenr agencies. The Naval Academy 

will sen<l you forms rhac you must Lake to these offices. These background checks are a 

precursor to the Nacional Agency Check (NAC) thar will be initiated during Plebe 

'n1mmer. !'he Police Record Check and the NAC are used ro <letermine your credibility 

.tnd sU11abil111 for scrncc and ro granr a security clearance for access to classified material. 

rhc possession and the USC of a foreign passport in preference ro a u. S. passport raises 

<louhts as ro whether the individuals allegiance ro rhc United .)raLcs is paramounr. A 

securiry clearance will be denied or revoked unless the foreign passport is surrendered. 

Anyone who possesses a foreign passport must return the passporr ro the appropriate 

country's embassy or consulate, requesring a return endorsemenr. The endorsement is a 

prerequisite roan~ security clearanc.: determinacion. 

/11d11ctio11 Dtt)' Requl/'emems 

Prior LO Induction Da)'• appointees musr have proof of United Snues citizenship on file 

ac ch1: Naval Acadcm\. Appointees without proof of citizenship on file will nor be given 

rht: Oath of Office. An~ of the follow111g documents are accepcable; originals or notarized 

copies ma) be providc<l: 

• U.S. Birch Ccnificace 

• U . .) Passport - notarized phoLocopy only 

• ( onsular Reporc or Birth Abroad 

• Ccrnfic:itc of Cn1zcnship 

• Cerrificacc of Namralizacion 

'\am.: c.:hanges mu'r be c.locumcnu:<l by a coun order. Appo1ncecs wichour proof 

of cmzcnsh1p on file will noc be given rhe Oarh of Office. Confirmation of immuni1A-uion 

aga1m1 common communicable diseases will be requesred before induccion. Specific 

imtruc.:tion' will be prov1c.lc:<l in rhc Pc:rmn to Report packet. 

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I/" 11,1111111 t'\f't't '' 111 /,, 

1g11t111/lll 111/r/ j1·, t II 

rxpt1 IJ 11 ./1,11 '" r , 11 ,1> 

.mt!"''''' " rll /,, l 1 \' j11 IR l 

\() 

Rt·port inf!, Jin /11rl11111011 /Jt1y 

It \OU ,1cccp1 ,111.ippo mmc111 •o die ">:.n.11 \c 1dun\ vou \\ill reporc for .11duLt1on in 

laic lune. t th.c the (>.1th ol ( >lhc ml bq~1n l'lehc '>ummcr \\llh )OUr nC\\ cl.1"111ates 

fron-1 ,JLro" •he '!.!lion 't w1I he ol'c of ch. 1110,t rmporcam d.11' Ill vour hk. \\ h.11 )OU 

necJ w bring md l•ow 10 111.1kc cr.nd .1rr .. 11gcmv1ts to A11Papol1' "'I be mdudcd m 

\·our l'erm11 10 llcpo•1 JI.IL c1 

Pr1l'lli r /lt r \1111, 111c11t 

I he p,,,'1ll Alt 1cqu11n '- l\,il \1-1dc1111 olfiu.11, 10 oh1.1in \HJllcn .11nhor11;111011 lrom 

1111J,h1pmcn 1n order to rdt.isc 1•for111.111on on grade,, pcrlorm.1ntc .rnd 

lOllduct tn p.trcms 01 othu llHCfc\ted p.1n1es unkss od1er.11\e aurhoriznl h\ J.n,, 

Visiting the Academy 

.\ p<Nlll.tl 1 l\Jl to An11.1polis l.111 hdp 1·011 nuke a good dn.l\ion .1hout .mending the 

N.11.11 Ac.1dc111\ 1011 .ind 1·0111 l.11111h .ire encouraged to rour 1he \cadem} .Ill} d.11 of 

the \'e.1r dun'lg rcgul.ir \ 1s11111g hm1r' lou c.rn r.1kc .1 gu1<.led toL1r "ith .1 tommerc1.1I 

sen IL< 111 \nn.1po 1s 01 through the \l.1du1n '"" n Armd-1.eim ich Vis11or l.cnct·r 

( .11 rht \ l\llor ( c111cr ,11 800 ''8 1260 for guided cour sLhedules or\ 1\11 ihe wdhllC 

lt ll'll'll'.l1tll')'Ollli11t•,co1n. 

t >ur .1J1111,s10•1' ,1~1r dm·, '101 t.01d11Lt g111dr:d wuf\, but adm1"1on' offit.cr' l1>L.1tr:d 

111 l c.111\ f I.ill .1rc ,l\,11lahk w n'"cr 1our q,1csr1om from 8 .1 111 Ill 'i p.111. \lond.11 

rhrough I 1ttn. md Iron 8: )(l .1 111 w Poon on '>amrda\. :-.:o .1ppo1111111e111 " 

nelcs>,H} L.., "\ \ Jd1111ssiol's prcsc n1.111011s .ire held \lond.n 1hrough f rid.t} .11 <) 

111d I I .1 111., 2 .ind I p.Pl .111J on \,11urJ.l\' .It 9 and 11 a.111. l'hc otlicc i' do.,ed 

on .1 I federal :1olrd.11 '· 

Rm1croj1 I ft1!1 ( .mrlir/,u, V,1111111011 Pmg1m11 

llm is an 111\'ll.Hion onh pwgr.1111 dnignt·d lor highl} qualified t..111d1d.nc' "ho are 

Ln111pcti11vc for .1ppni111111c111s. It I\ .1 grc.11 opportun1rY w spt'nd .1 weekend wi1h 1ht.• 

Hng.tdt. of \lidsh1p111r:11. I )uring 'J'Cltficd weekend, berwcen tkrohL·r and \prd, from 

'i p.m. l l11md.11 uni ii 11 )() .1 111 '>.1111rd.11. vou Iii·« wirh your m1dsh1p111.111 hmt •• mend 

d.1SSL''· .:.u 111 King I l.111 .111d 'lcr:p 111 lhnuolt I l.11! Admissions personnd "ill Lo111.Kt 

qu.1lilil·d u11J1d.uo. 

,\',11·,r/ Ac1trlemv S11m1111 r \, 111111t11 (Wt/Im us11a.edu!Admissions/11ass.htm) 

I he ~.11.11 \t..1dcm1\u1•111tr \e1111 .1r !'-.: \'>'>l offers .rn cxcepuon.1! opporcu11111 for 

nsing lugh 't.hool 'cncnrs w cxpt.•rc·nlt th< :-.:.11 .11 At.adenl\ program firs1h ind tor one 

week dd1111g dlt \llllllnlf l his prof1.1111 prmrdes a t.omprchensi1c look .11 1hc: roe.ii 

:-.:.1,.1l .1L.1Jc:rm <.xpcnc11Lc mdud111g .1L.1dc1111L progr.1ms. lift ' mid,hrpman. 

phn1c.1I 1r.11111ng .111d ~ 11 \ .111d \l.mnc ( orps sen ice npC1ons. '>1 idem' 1nrc:n:s1cd 111 

pu"u111g .111 .1pp111111111c111 ro th< .1t.1dcn1\ should sc:rinush t:011'idc1 .mending 1hc 

~um mer \c1111n.11. \ lidsl11p111u1 .ire in d1.1rge of 1hc d.111} ,chnlulc .ind u1sur« c.1d1 

student lc.11c' "nh .1 rc.1lrs11L 1 icw ol .1L.1dcm) Ille. 1111, fasr-p.11.r:d .111d cxu11ng 

progr.un 1s .lllcndnl h, n11nt 1h.111 1.800 srudencs lrom around 1hc world t:.1d1 yca1. 

II 1·011 11,1111 .1 lh.1llcnging Slllllllll'I "l11k t.xplor111g u111n;rsny-lcvd .ll.tdcmrn .111d 

decer111111ing 11 hctht:r th< :--J.n .ti ·\c.1dt:1111' will hdp n>u .tch1cve )'Ollr gu.1k then tl11' 

progr.1111 1s lnr \ 011 

I hrce one wed, scs\Jon' .ne held du1111g till' lir-1 rhrec \\eeks 1n lune. l )unng 1hc: six 

Ja~ se"ion \OU 1111l l11e 111 B.111uol1 I l.11! Cche huild111g 11 here .1 I n11dsl11p111t:~ li1t), <JI 
in die dining hall, .1w:nd .icademic workshops and p.m1Liparc in d.ulr plw'>ic.1l tr.1in111g ,rnd 

leadership cxcruscs. l:.ich 'rue.km a11cnd' eight 90-mrnurc workshop,, co,·cnng m.1tcrial from 

e.tth of the 21 n1.11or' progr.uns otlcrc:J at the a..:adem\ '>rudem' will al,o h.1\ e acu:" w 'Ll<.:llllhL i.. ..... ~,.,...,..,,,." 

[ lh, mJ d l\HOOnH 

fh1s is a compet111\ e entry program Jue: w the number of 1mcrc:stc:d ,rudc:n1' .md lauli[\· 

rc,tnu1om at the ac.1dcm\· Recognizing the .icademiL .rnd physical forns of rhe program. 

srudcm' ,houlJ meet the follow111g gcncr,il uircna: 

• po"e'' ,oJid .ic.1Jcnm; background 

be a high sdiool studcnr bcmccn their junior anJ senior year 

• be a Unw:d '>tare' cimen 

• be unmarried not pregn.1nc, .u1d ha,·e not 1ncum:d obltgauons of pa rem hood 

• h,1\'c a 1111111111u111 'I 5 GPA on a 1.0 scale and rank in rhe !Op 20 percrn1 of thl class 

have rakcn tlw l''iA I. SAT or AC I 

• dcmonsrran:d .1Ch1cvemcm 111 .ahlcncs and exrracurricul.1r .1cri,·1rii.:' 

• he physically lit ctnd 111 good health 

• haw a positive .1111rude, be self-disciplined and of excdleni moral di.1r.1ucr 

Bcg111n111g Februar} 1'1 of rhc applicanr'> ju111or year: 

• '>ruJenrs may fill ou1 .ui onlinc application for the 'iummcr ':icm1nar ,.1.1 the 

acadcnl\'·, webpagc· www. usnn.edu/Admissio11s/11nss 

'>dcc11on i; depcndenr upon th~ overall qualification of the srudenr. the timeliness of 

their .1ppltcat1on .• 1nJ our nc.:d to cnsur.: Jemographic repre,enr.nion. rherc i, .1 tu111on 

fee for '\;A 'i'i which CO\'Crs room and bo,1rd for rhe week. a' wdl as .i '.1nc:ry ol m.1t.:ri.1ls 

and I shins '>wdcnt> arc aho responsible for providing their own 1rampon,1t1on 10 .ind 

from the '-•l\al 1kadcmv 'ihurrk buses arc pro"ided co transport srnd.:nts co .md from 

dit· Bal11more-\X'a,hing1on lnrerna1ional Thurgood ,\larshall Airpon (B\'('J) 

Alrernace Routes co Admission 

If rnu are nor sdcctt'tl for a dm:.:t appomtmcnc ro che Naval Academy. the Academr's adm1ss1ons 

board auroma1icalh com1ders ~·ou for selection to rhe aval Academ)' Pn:parator\' 'ichool 

(NAP'>) and/or com1ders \'OU for recommendation for a Na,al ALadcmy hiundauon 

prcpar.11on >Choo! program. A sepa rate application for eithe r of these prepara!OI) 

programs is no1 necessaJ). 

If 1·ou arc no11hcJ of \'Our sdcct1on to either !:'JAPS or the '\;av.1l 1kadcmr l·ound.aion, 

yo.u ,houlJ .:ominue to pursue ~·our medical qualifiLa11on and complete die >tcp' for .111 

official nomination. 

Nfllwl /lmdemy Prepamto11· School (NAPS) 

:-.AP'> oflcrs .1 n1ne-momh college preparator;. course lO regular and rcser,·c '\.111 and 

\ lannc ( orp' enlisted mc:n and women who are seek111g '-:a,·al Academy .1pp01nrmcnrs. 

Th" program is dc,1gncJ m strengthen the academic background of 1ncom111g c.rndid.ncs. 

0:a1·~ and .\ lanne Corps personnel who apply bur are not appo1nred w the 'Jav.11 ,\ladcm) 

arc ,H110ll1.H1LJll) wn\IJcreJ for admission to NAPS. The Ad1111ss101i> Board aim 1dent1fies 

a number oi promising and highly mo1il'arcd civilian candidau:s who arc 1101 successful 

on 1he1r first aucmpt .11 .1d1111ss1on and olTcrs rhem rhe opportunity to enlist 111 rhe Na\'al 

Reslr\'c for 1he express purpose of .mending NAPS 10 prepare for admission to the Naval 

1\c;1Jcnw. l·or more informat1on. vis1r our webpage: www. 11rzps.er/11. 

)wJrn1s cmcndmg ·\P'i arc encouraged to seek nom111arions from all \Ou recs for whid1 

1he\' arc eligible, 111clud1ng their congress1ona.I offices. NAP'> srndcnts abo qu.1lifv tor 

1he '>ccrctarr of the '-·l\'Y nomina11011, which will be granted by 1hc '\ommations .rnd 

\pprnntmems Ofticc 

I UHi.mt cem11n 11 111ili111q 

rnllege WtlS for me .10 I 

rlid11't come flt'rt' right d/M)'. 

! lncketl the cont•tcf/1111 th111 

I belin•e 111il111111' sn'l'ln 

demands t11ul ll':llf<'d 111>t1•1ul 

ofco111111trt111g 111y;i•/fht1!f 

he1trlt'tl!J'. I w11s11 't .<1lflsji1·rl 

1citfi It/)' l'll•i/11111 t'.\f't"rlrllC< 

11•/Jich lt•d me hen', 1111d I 

co11/d11't bt· mlltt' gmttjul. 

-.\ lill>Hll'~I \:0-: I) II I 

P 1Rl\.1 R. Cu\\\ < ll 2008 

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1\~11·11/ ;l<11dt'1111• l-01111d111u111 

I ht• Unued \1.11n :-\.1\ .il 1\t.1de1111 I ounJ.n1on, 111<, .11,o ;i~si'1' promm11g t.111d1d.11cs \\ho arc 

not .1pporn1t·d i11 dw1r fir-t 11 y lo; .1d1111"ion. 1'111, 11onprot11 orga1111A1111u1 .1w,irds ,1 l111111cd nwn 

her of 'J'Ol1'lll'l111" for )'O\I l11gh school prcp.1r 11on smdics to ((Jhant.t 1host l.mJ d Iles' qu.1lific..ll1om for adm1ss1on \ 1s11 the I ouml.111on\ \\tbp.ige lor more 111form.111011. li'll'll'.llSl/1t.ro111. 

1 lw I ound.111on prm 1dt•' )'.HI 1.11 '<hol.1r,h1p' !or I ho,t <..md.d.Hl' \\ hn111 II 'l"'nscns, hu1 

f.1111111<'' ot .1pplit.111b .1rt· cx1x·llcd 10tomnhult'\\11l11n dit·ir me.Im. \111dt·n1' .menJ111g prq>.1r.11on 

school umlcr die spomor,hip ol 1he I 011nd.nm11 mmt ob1.1111.1110111111.11101• Ill order m rt"<.cl\c .111 

.1ppoinmK'lll lO the .1c.idc1111. 

Other Con,idcr.uion~ 

;lppo111tll/t'lll o/ll'o111r11 

\\ 11111t·n h.11e been fu'I) 1111cgr.11cd 11110 the Bng.idc s 1Ke Congress n11honLc<l 1hc1r e111n 11110 

d•c 'er\ KC .KJdcnue' m I 9"'(i. \\omen t) p1c,1ll) tompn'e .1.hou1 20 percent of eath cmcnng 

c.l.i". ,\dn11,s11111s "and.1rd, .ire the s.imc a' tho" tor men. 

I he Ac..1dt·m1 offers .ill 1111tf,l11pmcn die ,,1111c 11ppm1un1ti<'' lll <'X<d: a challcngmg .1c..1dc1111t 

c11r11t11lum 10 promo!<' 1111cllt•ct11.1I dt•1dop111tn1· .1 pl11 \It.ii n.1.mmg prog1.11n to hu1'd strength, 

agil111, cnJur.inte ,1ml ,df-confidcncc; ,111d ,1 1111111.11) cnv1ron111tnt lO dndop d1,cqil111e. mil11J.I) 

,kill, .uul lc.1dcr,J11p. L'pon co111111•1s11>n111g. \\omtn arc: el1g1hle for the s.imc \\,trl.tre spcc1.1l11c' JS 

111<11 \\1th the occpuon of suhrn.mnc-s. spcc1.il l\,trL.re •. md \l.uine ( orps ground cornb.11. 

l'r1•1·1ous 1/f>/>'1111111! 

If 1 ou .1pplied be fore hm 11cre 111•1 .1ppo1111nl w the :-\,iv.11 \c.ulcnn, 1 ou l'lJ) re.1ppll for 

ad1111"1011 1111h a suh,cqucnt c.IJ<;s The Jppli,auon proccs' 1s the \.1111c. \\ c rn.onw1cnd 1 ou 

rt·t.1ke 1our \,\I or \( I 1~ts. It )"U ,1•<' 1.1k111g .. ollcgc or prq1arawn 'chool courses. \\t 'uggc,1 

}OU 1.1ke .111111 cmtr't lo.id .md «>11r,c·s s11111l.11 to thmc rl'quucd of J hrst 1c.tr r111dsl11p111.m. 

1ndud111~ cakul111. dicnm1n "1th ,1 l.1h .ind 1 ngl sh. You w1ll mcd to ,omplett· the .1ppl LAmon 

tor the \C.lf 11111 .trc .1ppll 1ng. 

I /01111·-srhoo/1 d r1111du/111r, 

Hornc---hoolcd srndcnt' m.1kc up .111 111crca"ng numhtr of .ippl1ca111s for .idm1'ston w the 

l nncd \t.un :-;a1.1I \,.idttm e.idi 1car. )ou should go onltnc .111d tompktc 1he prclmun. n 

.1ppl1t.111011 .1, c.11 II .1, 'J''lllg ot 1h,· l'l'.11 hdnrl' \'tHI 11 j,h 10 c111cr d1t• .1t.1dcmy l .1di .1ppl1t.111t 

1s lt'll<'"'·d on ,1 '·!'<." h1 '-•I'<' h.1si,, h111 II<' gt·nu,1lh look tor 1he ,,1111< .it.1duml prc:rcqu1,11c' .I' 

1rJd111onal !ugh school .1ppl1CJnts \ddiuonalh, 111dude ui )Our apph1..111011 .i profile ot wur home: 

,,!1001 progr.un, 1hc .Klrnlrung .igcnn and\\ hetht·r die \1JI<' Ho.ml ot I d11,.11ion rc\.ogmLe-. 1hc 

prog1.1111 I lomt· schook·d .1pph<.1111s should ,1lso dc111011'tr.11<' 1'·imup.111011 111 101..11 cxrr.1Cumcular 

.lllll Ill<''· h111h .11hk1it .111d non-.uhk lit. ( .u1dd111t·, tor ho mt· 'c.hook'tl \llltk 111\ ""kmg .ipponum,111 

10 tilt.' N.11,J ;\t.1d,·1111 .ire lo,.H,xl nn nur 11,·h\lle .11 11•11•m11.<1111.t·d11hld11w.<iow!.<1ho111l'.lm11. \ lorc 'J'<'lllic 

q11<·,1ion' ma1 h, d1rct1nl 1n dit• :\,11.rl At.1du111 \d1111"io11' l )fhtc. 

l<r,ulm1mo11oj{on11rr1111dsh1pme11 

I ormt•r 1111,1'h1pmn1de,i1111g10 rc c1Hcr dw :"'.11.il k.1den11 .Hl' d1g1hk to .1ppl) for r•• .1dm1'\1011 

on« yc.ir li1llm1 ing dicir '<'1'•11.111011 trom 1he ,K.idum. I hl' .1t.idt·1111 ' \t.rdl'm i< Ho.ml 111.1kc, dw 

fin.11 dc1crmin.11ion flg.1rding dw fl'Jdnti\\1011 or fmm<r 1111d,fi1pmt·n. l 1ke .1111 other (.lll<lid.11t', 

}Oil lllll'l re q11.tl1ly mnltt.illl, ,11hrn11 rt·c.:111 l'R I score,, .111d 1101 he pa.'1 1our 2~1h hmhd.11 on 

luh I of till )e.1r )IHI \\ould gr.1du.11t from 1hc· At.1dt·1111 to ht elig1hle tor c.on,1dcra11on. RttJllC't' 

should he .1dd1t"cd w the I lc,111 of \d1111"1on,. )ou ,f10ulJ 1:1111 ,uh11111 J l'rdin11n,1n \pplu...111011 

.111d vou do 1101 nn·J 10 wtk .11101hn 110111111.111on. 

\l 

I 11 011/d rrcommmd 1hr 

\am/ Acadm1) to omr of 

my frimds JCS h111 1101 ,r/I of 

rl•rm \omr arr bf'ltrr murd 

for 1hr rl_'(,ors and 1//l/111de 

of rim 111s1111111011 1ha1111rr 

01/rrrs, 11•h1d• '' 110111 posmvr 

or 11rg11111 f' ;11dgmr111, 

h111 11111pl1 rv1dmcr for 

rl1r '1111111111 rl•11r.1c1t'r 

.\ltP Ill \I\" t,l''f\ l\I 

\ J, [)IR, (' \\~ lll 2008 
g 

lnur1111tro11,,/ .1111dr11t• 

PuhlK I .m .nuhorizc, c.Kh l . \ \en l<C .K.tdt•m\ to .l<<q>t Ml nu:p11on.1l 111tL"rn.tt1011.1I 

\tmlcnts offiualh 'pon,orcd b\ ch<·ir rt'')'t'UIH' gmernmcnt,. I he Dq>an111c111 of lkkn,i:. 

111 consultatwr1 '' nh the I kp.1rtm< nt of \rac~. ,ck"' .111d 11011fie, the <Ollntrin d1.1t 111.1) 

nom111:11c .. .1n<l1datn. '-tudent' n111•;i \\ork \\1th the Amcric.111 h11ha"\ 111 thL·ir home 

LOUntn on the .ippliL.111011 JHOLC". \dct.11on of nominen to .mend the .1L.tdcm) j, 111.1dt• 

b\ the :\'a,al \c.itknn ·\dmi~'lons Bo.ml 111 I.Ht" \pnl <.Kh \'C.11. All 1ncern.1t1on.1I 't11tknt' 

sckcted for .1ppomtmt·111 '""he rcqmrcd to p.uutip.ttc 111 a m.111d.11or) n1ltur.1I .ind 

I ngl1sh 1anguag.t· fam1li.1m.111on progr.1111 prior io induuion. I hey will report w L·:-;~ \ 

.1pprox1ma1th 10 d.t\\ pnor w lndu<llOIJ ll.t)-

'\,a, .11 \ cadem) Information (Blue .ind C.old) Officers 

) ou \\ II undoubtedly h.tn Ill.Ill) tlUL"\!1011' .1hour d1t· \..,1,al \u<lcmy and the 11.1,·al 'crYitt" 

hdorc) <lll 111.1kt· .1 u>r111111l lllt'lll IO pur,ut· .111 .tppoi Ill nH:IH \\' c \\.lilt IO help you m.tkt· 

rhe nghr dt·u,1011 \c,-cr.11 re,mirtcs .m.: .I\ .1il.1hlt· to hdp \'OU find out .111 you tan .1hout d1t• 

ac.1dem\ .rnd d e prok"ton.11 opportunit1e' .n.1il.1hlt w \'oll .1fo:r gr.1duauon. You 111.w 

\IC\\ our \\L"hp.ti,:L" .tt 11•wmum11.l't!ultltl111i.<.<iom. In \1111.1pol1,. the AJ1111"1on' OffiLt" ofl"cr, 

c.tct.11kd mfi.irm.111on about the .ttadem} \ prngr.1111 .111d .1d1111"1011\ pm~L"dure,. C.111 d1t• 

offitL" .It '110-293-4 )(11 or \Hitt to cht ,1ddrc" on chc h.ttk Ul\er l'he Ad1111"iom ( )fhu· ,ti"' 

coordin.ttc' .i rut1onwi<lc nemork of trJrned :-.:.n.11 .\c.tdcmy Information (Blue .md ColdJ 

( )tliLcrs The".' othu:r,. lol.Hcd in nen st.He. Jre \\ell q11.1lihL"d to uiun,d you on .111 a'pecc' 

of tht.' ;-..;,I\ al Ac.1Jcm) I he folJm, ing ,t.m· .1nd .Ht\t coordin.ttor' can help nm find th< name 

.u>d 1ddn" ol the ncJre't Blul' .1nd (.old ( )fhct•r 

Al.ABA.\.1A 

( p Robert ( .recnm:1n 

Phone: I lomc 2'i6 sr--'is<, 

I 111111 rpgn:enm.111 l <!t hdl,oud1.11t'I 

/.rp code .1re.1' )'iO )(1') 

Al.AS KA 

loc I I 11 <m1.111n 

l'hont I lomc •)()., 2-8 203·1 

I -m.1il: JO< £1mm~tdc.1rn1r«.nL"t 

i'ip t.ode .tre:i' 'J')'i 9<)<) 

ARllO:--.A 

( >1 1c' I ind 

Phone: I lome 602-265 02.'18: 

I m.ul. skrplind@l'r'i.L''>:-.:A.mm 

/.rp code .1re.1s 850 8<>') 

ARKANSAS 

( \u>t Pur,lc\ 

Phi1nc. Home 501-9\1-9{1!2 

I -mai I 'PtmlL") <;• .101.tom 

Zip rndc .m.1' -16--r .?.'! 

C.AL.llORNIA 

( .1pt.11n Br.mt ( .• mer l'horlt': I lomt· -i08-2-2 5262 

I. 111.ril: l~C.1rtL"R' n\'1J1.1.rnm 

/.ip Lode .tre.1' 9 )9 9'i I. 95·1 'Vi5 

C:.1p1.1i11 Ceorgt: \\ allrngmn 

Phone: llom< 'ij() .. B2-12'iI ·111.1il: u·\\,1ll<-_1g,.111:1 

i'ip wdc .ire." 952-955. 956-% I 

( ~011lmJ11Jl'r \\'illi.1111 \tt:\\ Ir! 

Phone; I lornt: 805-962 o-cu 

/rp wdc .trc.t' 930-938 

( .tpt.1111 R1d1.1rJ F,1r,1J.1 

l'hont·: I lome 323-3'10-808·J 

I -111.1il: ,al1n·,1~' earchlink.net 

/ip wdc ar~." 900-905. 909-91(1, 918, 'J29 

C.tpr.1111 ,\lymn l'lt:mrng 

!'hone: I loml' 619-692-121

12 

I -111.111: lhgc<i!'wx.nt:r 

/.rp wde .trca' 919 922 

Comm.tndcr 0:kk \l.1d1g.111 

Phone: I lomc 9·!') 566 9988 

~ mail: nitk~• .1l1,onmong.1ge.tom 

/.1p wdc .trt~ts 906 908. 917. ')26 ')28 

( .1pt 1111 '>tt:phcn AndrL"' 

l'hont I lome 8)8 •l'i•1-67'i'i 

I -mail. ~tepht:n\1,\ndrL"'~' .wl.wm 

/.ip todl" .trl".l\ 923-92'> 

, 
COLORADO 

( :1pta111 I .1w1tncc I )uh;1' 

!'hone: J lnlllt' rn.l-J18-0166 

F mail: ltduh.iC.•'hormail.t:om 

I 1p codc :111:.1' 8lU-819 

( ommander hlw.trd ( .ohh 

Phone: I lomt· rn.~-6')0-6 10 I 

l>ma1l: c11i;1rtohh~ 111sn.com 

/1p LOde •Ire.I' 800-802 

CONNECTICUT 

I homa' \lax wt· II 

l'honc: I fonll' 20,'.-T 2-0-j(,() 

l·-m.1il: nav.d.m<i.1 '.101.com 

/.1p code .rn:.1s 060-069 

DELAWARI 

( 0111111.mtkr \\ illi.1111 Soer 

I' hone· I lomc rn2 .'.8 3-66 I I 

I -mail: W\\'\Ot'rG1 .101.com 

i'ip rndc .m-.1' I <J..,-199 

DISTRICT 01 COLUMBIA 

I 1t ute11.111t ( .om111ander Brad\' "ichildknechr 

!'hone: I lo1m '1I0-268-2422 

I -111.1il: hr.td\'C.1' I '192.usna.tom 

i'.ip rndt .m.1' '00. 202-20'i 

HORIDA 

Dr RKh 1rd R.11"on 

Phom·: Hnmt· •10--647 -."r\39 

I mail· Rich.ml.< '..Rap'>on~ ·11.1,a.go,· 

/'.1p LOJt' .Ht',I\ .'.20-'.22. '.T-321), '.-i-, 349 

t ' apt.un h.111k ( \brun 

!'hone· Homt· .\O"i-238-8.118 

I mail· ;--JI l"Ri\:>.l'i%"•·aol.wm 

/.ip rnJc .m·." '. )0-'. '.·i. '3'!, "\-~I, 148 

t 0111mande1 "i1enn "iw1t"t 

l'honc: I li>1m ~I ) -6'i I I 1 _ _, 

I -m.1il. ""tftl!' I ')8-.u,n.1.<:0111 

/.ip .:ode .irc.1' 326, .B'i-338 .. \42-146 

I icutcnan1 Rod 'I indal 

!'hone: l lomt• 8'i0-2 I.., O') 19 

I: mail: rod 1i11d.ilG!"ml.co111 

/1p rndc .Ht'a' 32.'.-32'i 

GEORG LA 

I 1cutcn:1nt ( .0111111,1nder ( 'ind1 t- Iillcr 

l'hunc: Home '"0-650-8921 

1:- m.1il: tinth·.111111ler<i.Vmimbpn ng . .:0111 

/1p n>dc .11c.I\ rn0-.)03. 1tO'i rn6 

l-1 

I 1cutenant C.0111111.1nder Carter ~dge 

l'honc: Home 706-283-3342 

I mad: cancrl·.<i:1 sepa.doe.g0\ 

/1p rnde areas 304. 10"7-319 .. ~99 

I LAWAii/Guam & the Pacific Islands 

Rc\'erenJ John Millen 

Phone: 1 lome 808-676-9029 

I mail: johnmillc11<!1'hawaii.rr.com 

/.1p rnde areas 96..,-969 

IDAHO 

C:apw111 Thom•" f. Neville 

!'hone: Home 208 342-7322 

I 111.111: Jcne,·ih<!• adawcb.ner 

/.1p rnde areas 832-838. 979 

ILLINOIS 

C.nloncl Ke\'in ~ I Ian 

Phone: Home 847 -9 10-4502 

I· -mail: Kevin.h.mC!1'wna.b11. 

/.1p code areas 600-608. 610-61 I 

Douglas B. Becker 

Phone: Home 21..,-...,93-5339 

I -m.1il: DBeckcrt-1<!1'aol.com 

lip code areas 609, 612-629 

INDIANA 

( .• 1pta111 T1morhy '\J,wdle 

Phone: Home 812-94 l-4833 

F-mail: TNA\ Ill l·@IN':ilGHTBB.C0/'.1 

i'ip code areas '160-4 ""9 

IOWA 

( .apt;1111 Dale l.. Puhrmann 

!'hone: Home 319-290-78..,"7 

[ mail: puhrn1ann<i:1Jmchsi.com 

/1p code areas 500 529 

KANSAS 

I 1eutcnanr Commander John E O'lc.irr 

!'hone: Ilome ~16-"".B-5919 

I .-mail: 1olear\' I <i:•'rnx.ncr 

/1p codi: area' 663-6-9 

C ommander le ff rev \ 1. Kranz 

Phone: Home 91 ~~681-64'15 

I· -111.111: jkranz@' l 9"7·i.usna.com 

/1p rndc areas 640-649. 653. 656-662 
Kl'\ fl < KY 

( .rc~on Rl 1 I• 1rd1 

l'hor< I lorm 'iO! 2 -I'\ ~~o 

~ 111.11 t:rn ih.irdi<" ') •9 urn i ,o n 

/1r .ode .m ' 00 12') 

LO l llSl,\ Ni\ 

( .1p11 II 11 ro.c• R I' ul 

!'hone Hol'le 22'> (>') 401 'l 

I Ill I I l r1·1>.tp«1 l 1•1'1 l'lk.ncl 

I 1p rndt 1r<." ~oo ~I 'i 

M \l'\L 

( , 11 \ 0.1ck 0.1cho" 

1'11 .inl ~lomt 20 l 12 'I Vi 

I rp 11 n ,K 111d1 0!,<1 l11\\ tom 

/1p w..! I•" (I\<) 0 1•) 

MARYL AN D 

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l'ho11, I J,,.,., \0 I ''I I <i2'J 

I in.tr: clh.1 rr--1 11'\\(!t "l'~lrtH ... t.st.nt•t 

lip.ode .mas. 2.0h 20'1 21'i 21~ 

I 1cu1t 1.1111 C 11111111 rndtr B.ir \ I >.n '' 

Phone I ~omc •' (r 'i •4 li!:-l{i 

I 111.1 I· ~I~)\'>~ l n:-..t< \'>: -..:1 I 

/1pwdt 1•t.1s )}() 1 11 .'IC>. 218 21'> 

\t\'iSAC HL SI I IS 

{ 11 X on 

PhonL Ho'11, 9 8 (1 t 109 

I 111.111 lit\\'i(•'u1rndl ,du 

Z1rc.mk rd' 0'001),011020 

\Ir lolw \. M.tcl>oPald 

1'1onc: Home '81 'l2 l I " 

I m.111: \1.1ec.1c1 n.1ld I '' u 1 .cc m 

I p wdc .1rc.1' 021 IJ2 

MICHICA:-.: 

\I ,ti.1d Iknncu 

l'hmc. I lomt )8(1 1(i8 't'IO 

I '1'a1I mhbc11P,11I" .01111..1st.nu 

/.1p c.odt m.is 11lO 18') 1'12 

( .1p1.11 i I lou~J.., Hishop 

Phone. l lomc 2 'I' ') 1 I ~ 12(1 

I m.111 dou{;I «1 lmhophc1n1z.rnm 

/.1p u>dl .uc.1s 11JO 19 I 1'!'1 1<)'! 

\11'\'\ISOI \ 

\1 '>.1!1•1cn 

1'ho11< 11,> l'l (>'i I I\(, 'iii 12 

I 111.11 \'I Sal me. n~' .tol com 

/1p -.ode .irc.i. "'iO )(1'1 

J\1JSSI SSIPPI 

( j" , 11 11 old I'. ul 

!'hon<: 1 llllm .'.?'i ~(,•) 'tOl'J 

I m.i1l. c.1p1,k1pl"t.1 1'11nk.11c·1 

I tp c.odc .irc.1' )8(i '\')8 

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( .1pra1n Do11glas 11. Swn:y 

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l· -mail: luch 111~ ·optonl111c.nc:t 

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Phone:: Home 58'i-343--2-4 

I mail: T\\'O'i IAIWIIN< . ..:om 

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Phone: Home 516-596-1219 ' 

I mail: l~ll L\l IYCi_1•aol.com 

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t ommandcr Lkrnard Lcbcnson 

Phone: Home 9 I 9-851-0888 

I mail: buddrl I 580''aol.rnm 

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NORTH DAKOTA 

( ommandcr l\.tuc Thurman 

Phone: Bus 20(1 18'i- I I I 0 

I mail: kthur111.1nCi_1 usna.edu 

/1p code are.1' 580-589 

OHIO 

t .1pcain \n,1tol10 Cruz 

Phone: I I01m 'i I .V'i61-270-1 

I mail: AB.( ruz0\cnpps.com 

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C.1pcain Jeffrn· !·ore 

Phone: Home · 119-.326-1083 

l -mail: Jeff rcdim('1'111ac.com 

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C1pca111 ,\!1d1,td (me' 

Phone: Home 61 I 848-60- I 

I mail: ncntes<i_1'nchcncc'.com 

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llr,1dley 'itrong 

Phone: Home 440-224-1 L 61 

L mad: bradstrongna640 yahoo.mm 

/1p code areas "!"10-.\47 

OKLAHOMA 

Commander I larrv Rou'c 

Phone: I lome 91 S ""'·iS-8650 

!'-mail: HVRousc<'''aol.com 

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OREGON 

C1pwin Jame' lkw1ck 

Phone: Home 503-645-'335 

I -mail: J sbcwick~ aol.com 

/ip code areas 970-9-8 

PENNSYLVANLA 

C.apca111 Da\'id Gates 

Phone: Home '2:1-632-6612 

L -mail: LJRL L'il _15-0 aol.com 

/ip code areas I 50- l 6'i, 16-

I .teurenanr Commander Jame5 Lare 

Phone: l lome 610-222-4695 

L· -nurl: jlare@)comc;rst.net 

/1p c.:ode areas 188 194 

( .tpcain Gar~ Labuda 

Phone; Home .., 1--•i 26-44 I 9 

I-mail: glabuda0'e.mhlink.net 

/11Hodeareas 166, 168-187. 195-196 

PUERTO RICO 

( .1rlos Ge1gd-Bunker 

Phone: Home ""'8--28--9492 

l mail: cacogc~'aol.rnm 

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RHODE JSLAND 

t .1pca111 Lee \' Ro"ctll 

Phone: Home 401-82.)-8166 

I m.1il: lrossctt it!:•' 1980.usna.com 

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SOUTH CAROLINA 

\ h. C.ourcenav )nrnh 

Phone: Home·-5-_5g9. --,-6 

I -nuil: courccnaymsnrnh@vahoo.com 

lip code areas 190-299 ' 
SOUTH DAKOTA 

l .tcutrnanr C.omn1Jndcr jJrnes Casrlcbcrrv 

Phone: Home 605-39}9-32 · 

I ·mail: 1dcastlebcrry<i.11mn.c.:om 

/1p code areas 5-0-s-9 

TENNESSEE 

Commander Paul '>c.:huhlc111 

Phone: Home 901--51-2225 

l· -mail: pschuhletn@ yahoo.c.:om 

/tp code areas rs. 380-383 

I homas Forwthe 

Phone: Home 615-r--8692 

F.-mail: com_forsyrhe0'kpen.com 

Zip code areas 570-372, .384-385 

Captain Dan Seaver 

Phone: Home 9J I--32- 1829 

[-mail: dstO\'er<i:''ardmorc.net 

Zip code areas rJ-374. 376-379 

TEXAS 

Commander \X<'illmm Rivera 

Phone: Home 915-533-8898 

l.-mail: billri,•era@juno.com 

Zip code areas 7 69. -90-""91. ""93-""94. 

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Commander Robcrc i\1.ic.:ke\ 

Phone: Home 81-.. -431 I 0 ~O 

(,-mail: bobmackcv-OG.1 '\'crtzon.ner 

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\ !ajor Bruce Davis 

Phone: Home 210-8.,--1612 

E-mail: brucegd@aol.c.:om 

Zip code areas ..,79-""89 

i\1r. Rick :-.Iawdsb· 

Phone: Home 281 :419-4621 

[-mail: rarnawdsley@gmail.com 

Zip code areas '59, -70-778 

Captain Thomas Kapurch 

Phone: Home 972-317-6218 

[-mail: rkap I 4920)yahoo.com 

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UTAH 

C.apta111 Robcrc Beer 

Phone: Home 435-65'-3098 

!·.-mail: bt:crurah@m\n.com 

/1p code areas 840-8/i') 

VERMONT 

l.1curenanr Commander Joe Preddy 

Phone: Home 802-4-6-0771 

L-mail: preddy"'3@nHn.mm 

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VTRGI lA 

C.apra1n James Czerwonky 

Phone: Home 7 03-533-3566 

[-mail: james.c.:zerwonky<i!'noaa.gov 

/,ip code areas 20 I. 220-228 

l.ieun:nant Commander William Parkhurst 

Phone: Home 434-44+ 1352 

[-mail: bill@parkhurst5.com 

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Capra111 limothy Stark 

Phone: Home "'5--46--2899 

L-m.1il: rim.srark@7 8usna.com 

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WASHINGTON 

C. ommandcr Karie Thurman 

Phone: Bus 206-484-1 110 

!:'-mail: krhurman@'usna.edu 

/1p code areas 839. 980-986, 988-994 

WEST VIRGINIA 

cd Miller 

Phone: Home 304-733-5702 

L-mail: ed miller@ml.com 

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WlSCONSIN 

Comm•1nder Craig Walker 

Phone: Home 262-502-'J 124 

E-mail: craig.walker@l 983.usna.eom 

Zip code areas 530-549 

WYOMING 

L1eurcnanr Commander Emerick Huber 

Phone: Home 30--262-0609 

/ip code areas 820-831 

U.S. CITIZENS OVERSEAS 

Sue Loustaunau 

Phone: Home 207-326-057/i 

r.-mail: sjlous@adelphia.ner 

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LT Tony Lewis 

Phone: 410-293-1839 

E-mail: wlcwis@usna.edu 

Zip codes: APO, FPO 

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Life at the 

Naval Academy 

It woulJ be impossible to predict whar four wars ar the Naval Academy woulJ be like for 

you person.illy. but we C•ln Jescribe our philosophy. our curriculum and the dail) lif'i: you 

can expect. Only when you experience rhe exhausting rigors of Plebe Summer, only when 

you (1u: che responsibility of leading ocher m1dsh1pmen and only when you rhrow your hat 

into the air ac graduation will you really know what rhc Naval Academy experience is all 

abou1. \lake no mistake rhar the four years ar Annapolis are very challenging, rightly 

srruuurc.:d, and designed ro push you bcvond what you chink are your limits. Within this 

framework however. there are man) ways you can pursue your individual areas ofimerc.:st. 

In 1h1s secuon. we will give you a general clescnpnon of life ac the Naval Academy. Larcr 

chapti.:r' give you the derails of the academic. achlcric and protessional training programs. 

D efu1icions 

Lee's scarr w1Ch a few basics. On your first clay ar rhe Acadcnw, you begin learning a whole 

ne" ,·ocabulary of naval terms. Before long, rhe floor is 'che deck,' the wall is 'che bulkhead" 

and thL restroom 1s 'che head.' Likewise:, midshipmen semoriry 1s stared in a way differenr 

from rradilional college rerms. 

All NaYal Acadt:my m1dc:nrs, men and women, are called midshipmen, which is a rank 

berwccn cl11cf warrant officer and ensign in che '-favy. A midshipman first class is a senior 

or "firme." The smdenr body is rhe Bnga<le of Midshipmen. or sun ply 'the bngade.' and 

che naval sen· ice ofren is called 'rhe Heel.· rhe brigade is divided inco six battalions. Five 

companies make up each barralion, making a meal of 30 companies. The midshipmen 

comn1;1nd scruuurc is headed by a first class midshipman, chosen for oumanding leadership 

pc:rfi.1rn1.11m: robe brigade commander. He or she is responsible for much of rhe brigade's 

dal' 10-d.1y amvmcs as well as die professional rrnining of midshipmen. Overseeing all 

brigade .1cuvities is the Commandant of Midshipmen, an accivc-dury Navy or 1vlarine Corps 

sc.:111or onicc.:r. \X'ork1ng for the: commandam. expenencc:d Navy and Marine Corps officers 

and senior enlisted lead the companies and battalions. 

Living with Honor 

'] he l lonor Concept of the Brigade of Midshipmen was t:srablished by midshipmen ro urge 

all hands co Larr~ our their duties with the highest sense of personal inrcgriry anJ honor. It 

reprc.:scms tht· m111imu111 standard char midshipmen are cxpccu:d ro folio". Honor, inregriry. 

and loyalty to the service, ics customs, and irs 1radirmns, an: fun<lamenral characccnscics 

esM:ndal to a suc..:c,sful 11<1val officer. Lying, cheaung, and sceal111g arc inwlerable in the 

Chapter 3 

Any health)' orgrw1wt1011 

Cf/II sur1Jive intlil'rdurrl 

dit•ergmcies. and lllfl)' 

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of rhe gmueyrll"cl. 

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Livi• and work in n snfi'. 

posirr11e nnd pretlicu1ble 

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brigade as in the tit-cc. and may be c;rnse for separation from rhe '-'a"al Academy. The 

emphasis is on doing what is right" rather rhan simpl)' not breaking the rules. 

'lo underscore their commitment w ll\·ing a lifc of honor. midshipmen developed and 

implemented a 1i,·ing docume111 known as che Honor Treame of the Brigade of ~lidsh1pmcn. 

l'hc lrcatise 1s a pmu1,·c.c and uplifting statement directh- from the m1dshtpmen expressing 

who chey arc .ind what they are stri,·1ng to achieve It sets forth chc common goals and ideals 

which midshipmen c.:n\'is1011 for thc.:msdves at the Naval Academy as wdl as in thL Hc.:c.:r. 

r hc.: f-lonor Concept and Honor I reatise are the brig.idc' way or preparing midshtpmrn 

for a lift: or honorable service.: to their COUil[!'). Arter all. the future of the ~a\y. ~ larine 

Corps. and \,a,al Academ\ relies on its men and women. and their dedication to Stn\'e 

to do char which is right. 

Four-Year Summary 

J'l1c pull-out ch.m on che preceding p.1ge pro' ides a diagram showing the highlights or the 

'-.:;!\al Acadcm\' s four-year program. L-.ach year at the academy builds on the learning and 

experience of the.: prc\·1ous year. ·\s you complete bas1L courses and begin ad\'anced studies, 

you .tl~o rake.: on more rcspons1bil1t} 1n leading underclassmen at Annapolis and acting as a 

junior officer during summer professional training with the fleet. 

Life in che Brigad e 

'-o matter what \'Our background, chances arc the li\'ing arrangements •H the Academ) are 

ddlcrcnc from .111)·th111g you have experienced. The day begins with re"eille and ends wnh 

lights our." You 't;rnd watches. march co meals and wear uniforms for almost C\'el}·thing 

you do. You and your roommates must keep your room ready for a milital}' inspection at any 

ume and keep your uniforms in regulation condinon. Demerits .ire a\\ardcd for a room or 

uniform that is not in proper order or usquan:<l awa~." 

All midshipmen li,-c 111 Bancroft I Jail. a huge dornmorv complex. You arc assigned to a room 

with one or more 1111dsh1pmen and li\'e in close proximm co about 1.30 other m1dsh1pmen in 

your compam· ,\ lcn and women n11dsh1pmen from all four classes make up each company. 

E.JCh compam l1;1s Hs own area lallcd the "wardroom for meetings and recreation. 

~lidshipmen rooms arc wired for ln1erner access. closed circuit T\ and telephones. 
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(if our :-.:~,.) .111d ,\ l.mne Corp' ce-.1m. 

,\, ,1 m1d,h1pm.111 you wtll he hclJ co a higher 'tandard than chat of your peer,, You wall he npc:ucd to conduc.t 

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At.1demy L.lll pro"id<'. )our 'un11m:r' will be spent ,1round chc: world oper.11i11g in the: Hect with thl '\a\'\ .111d \l.mnt 

( 'orp' t<".1111. \\'hcd1cr you .ire living off of an .11rcrafi c.irrit:r. sailing the \e\c:ll 'ca,. tr<ll1S\'t:r,ing the: oce.1n dc:pths or 

,erv1ng in the fidJ with our :-..tirn1c,, you will c:xpcriente lim hand the c:x<.11ing npponunitic:' th.u aw.1ic 1·011 upon 

gr.1du.11 mn .111d comrni\\10111ng. 

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( .our.1gc: .. 111d Commnment. The Lhallengc '' gre-at but the opponunirit:' .are limidc:s,, \\ill 1·ou .1ctc:p1 the thallcngc?' 

I he Lolllpan.1 l\ the most import.till un11 or the lllllrl' dun •1,000- mcmbc:r BngaJc: or ,\l1Jshipmt:n. :-..1any of 

your mo't rewarding cxpencnlt:\ at the: :-.:a,·al Academ1· arc: those you ,harl' wnh member' of niur uimpam'. 

You c.H, ,lc:c:p. ,ruJy. drill. pla) and tompcu: as teams" nh your tompany matn. )ou learn to crmt and rd~· 

llll e.Kh other. !'he rnlllpany C:Xpericn<.c: ,Jlso gi\'t:\ )'OU ,Ill idc:,\ or how thing\ work Ill thl '\a\') .111d \brine 

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wmhat. LKh ,.e.1r, rnmpanic' wmpcte for the titk, 'Color Companr.' the bt:\t in che bng.1dc. !'he: year-long 

uilnr lnmpctllton .unong d1t· 30 tompanics ts om· wa~ company ,pirit i, built. Companie:' ,Jt:cumul.Hc point' 

for .K.1dt·m1c profr"1onal .ind inrramural extc:llencc. 'I he: tompany wi1h the: mmc ptllnt' is recogni1nl at d1t 

( olor 1'.tr.1Jc during <.01111111\,lOning \\'cc:k anJ then enjoys 'peual pm·ilegc' for tht· ncxc year. including the 

honor of rcpre\Cnung tht '\,nal J\c1Je1111• ill orflCl<li funuions such .IS prestdenti.1! ill<lt1gurat10l1S. 

II 
42 

Plebe Summer 

All m1J,hipmcn hq;111 th<· fo11 Jr prog~m "uh l'k·be '>um mer, ,1 pc:riod <lesigneJ to turn 

<I\ il1.111' 111w 1111d,!11p111c:n l'lchl '>11111mn 1s no gen de <·.l\ing 111to dw n11lir,1ry m11ti11c ~oon 

.iticr cmc:nng th<· g.11<' on lnJuu1011 D.1y, )<HI .ire: p111 11Ho unilorm .111d t.111glu how to ,a(u1e 

h1 the fir,t <Li" nudshipm<'ll who lc.al 1hc: plc:he ,11Jour111.mo11 progr.1111. h1r 1hc: nc:xt \C:\'en 

\\c:c:b you 't.irt your d.1ys .11d.1w11"1th .111 hour of rig1>rou' cxc:rdse .inJ end them long .1frer 

s11n,et, \\On<lering ho1\ 1·m1 \1ill m.1ke it through the next d.iy. l-orgc:t 1cle\ls1on. le1sure umc 

or mo\ ies You ''ill have h.ireh enough hours 111 thc d.11 IO fini'h )Our .1rngned plebe tasks~ 

J'lw lra1111c. exh.wsting pale of l'lche '>ummcr leads )<HI somc1,hc:re It gc1s )OU r<·.td) for 

\our rc,pon,ih1lit1<'> \\hen the br1g.1Je rc111111' lrom 'ummer traming .mJ the ac.a<lem1<. year 

hc:g111,. I h<· \llllllll<'I .ilso huilJ, the: found.111011 f~>r 1hc: 1.111g1blc ;111d in1.1ngihk· quali11e1 th.11 

n1.1kc: .111 011t\l.1nding n.1v.1l ollilc:r You le.1rn wlf·d1,lipli11l·. "rn k-;1rn 1<> org.111i1t: your 11me 

.111J lk·c.idc: 11lrn.h d1111g' .ire mmt 1mpon.in1. )011 rc:ad1 wp phy,rc.11 condi11on. You dcvdop 

your .1b1l11y 10 dunk de.trl) m1dc:r \!fl'" and to react quickll when the 11ncxpcc1ed wmes 

your \1av. Am officer ''ho h.1s 'tood the 11Jtlh on the bridge ot .i slup m J s1<>rm or l.mdeJ 

.1 1e1 on rh< dclk of an a1rlrJlt lamer a1 night c.in tdl you the 1mpon.mce ol these 4uali11es. 

l'lch< '>ummc:r i111rodulC' you co 1he basic h11\\·1<>'s of tht• ~a1-y a' \\Cll. Abo.ird :--:a1.il 

,\l 1dc111~ 1.1ilho.11,, you k•.irn IO re,pelt 1he pm1t·r of "ind .ind unrcm. '\(1u le.1rn the 

h.111t' of ll'ollll.1111h1p. n.1\·1g.1iion .rnd ho.11 h.mdling. l )n rhe wcapom r.111ge, you bun hm\ 

10 lire ,m,111 .1rn1s s.1tdv .111d ,llUlfJ!dy. )ou .11"' lt'.Ull why we h.1n· high s1,1nd.1rds of honor 

d1.1r.iller and urnduu. \nd, you hcg111 10 dt·velop \'our m1 n idea' Jlmm lcader~h1p .111d the 

ICLhn1q11n that \\,II 111.1kc \011 an effec1i\e leader. 

Academic Year 

\\ hc:n 1he 11ppndas,111c:n rc:111rn 10 the .ll.tdt·Jll) in l.11<' Augm1 w hc:g1n dit' .1t.1demK yc:ar, 

\'OU begin .1 ro111111e 1h.11 hc:lll!llC\ vc:r~ L1111ili.1r during your four l'l'.tr'· ,\ 1ypit.1l wec:kd,1y 

1lhed11le look, \Olllt'1h1ng like 1h1s: 

'i:l0.1111 

6:'10 J.M. 

G: '10 -.oo .1.111 . 

• 00 d.111 

- l'i.1.111 

- 'i) 11.1~ .i.111. 

12:0~ p.111. 

12:10p.m 

12·~0 1:20 p.111. 

I: >!I >. lll p.m. 

'1:6-6:00pm 

fr ~o ":f 'i p.m. 

8:00 11.00 p.111 

\l1d111gl11 

\rise tor person.ii hm<"Ss \\orkoa1 (opt1011al) 

R~c:.!IC' .111 hands ou1 ol bed 

'>pcoal llhtrullmn pa.od tor plebes 

\lorPmg meal for111a11on 

Hrc.1kt.m 

four cl.is' pn1mh, 50 n11nu1cs l'Jlh 

~0011 rnc.tl torm.u1011 

:--..rn111 llll".11 for .1ll 111llhh1p111c11 

t 0111pam tr:1111111g 111n,· 

I 1hh .md '1x1h c:.1,s period, 

\a•"r\ and 1n1rari1Lr.1I J1hlc:11c,, c:xtraLum,utu and person.ii 

.1,111 mes, dn and par.ides !\\Ile 1\eckh 111 the tall and spm1g 

'upper 

'>111,h period 

lap' lor .111111i,hh1p11wn 

\'\'ht·n you .1dd IO tlm "hnlule tlw Clme rcqu1rnl for 111ili1.111 duuc:,, llhJ"l'<.llon prep.1r.111on Jnd 

t·x1r.1 aL.1dt·rn1t 111\lfllllion, l'llll l.111 'ee tlw dl·m.111d' on vour 1irne are lOl1'idc:r.1bk'. 
Leadership e~ si bil ) 

,\,you progrc" through 1he ye.tr\ .ll rhe acadenl\'. leadcr,hip respon,ibil111c' grow. r.ich 

year. you .111d your d.1"m.m:' .1"ume more imporcanc role, 111 runn111g Your tomp.rny. your 

banalton .111d the brig.1de. Ry che time you .uc a first cbss nmlshipm.111. you .ire making d.1ily 

deu\lom .1fti:tt111g the mor.1lc .111<l performance of mher m1dsh1prnen. You .m: tL.1d11ng them 

cht• fundamcmal, of the na\'al profession and hdpmg chem rhmugh dilliculrn:,. \nu .ire 

leading chrough pcrson.11 cx.1mple. abilin. aud1orin and ccthniquc' mu le.1rncd 111 the 

cl.mroom .111d through rlirec years expcrie11<.:e. Your leadership re;ponsibilitit·s .1),0 1ncre;1>c 

in summer profi:sstunal irain1ng. culminating as a 1unior officer during your first cL1ss 

summer trlll\t'. 

You build your leadership skills in rl1ese ;\11tl orher scrring,, where vou can learn lrom nmrakes 

and bcnefi1 from the guidance of seasoned officers and senior enlisted. B1 the cime rnu rake 

~·our position as a n;nal officer responsible for leading Sailors and :--tarincs, you have had 

practital 1t~1dcrship expcricncc and in dcvdop111g n:amwork to accomplish goals .m<l objeu1vcs. 

Sp irirual hmess 

ll1e copp<:r green dome or the Chapel tower; over the ocher build111gs 111 chc Yard at die NaYal 

Academy and, 111 a sense, scr.·t~ as a symbol of che academy to tht oucs1de world. I"his 1s moR· chan 

a wincidcm.:c Over rhc dcc;1des of our history. fighcing Amem:ans have learm:d by e'perienu: rh.11 

chcn: is a dimemmn to rrnlirary leader;hip - both in and ouc of combat - chac is L"'-.cmial co real 

efft'<:tin:nt"''· rhis i\ the spirimal facror. the imangible qualiry we call moral rnur.1gc. 

hi, this .1spett of tht· atademy's mission chat rhe Religious ~liniscrics Program strives to folfill: 

ro foster spimual fitnt''>'> .md promote chc moral developmcm of rh1: midshipmen wirhin the 

rem:ts of an individu.11's personal fairh or bdief. The Chapl.11n Ccnccr serves the: n:ltgious and 

spiricual necth of rhc brigade by m1111sccring to rhc midshipmen ch rough p.tstoral can:, spiritual 

and religious menronng. mual .1nd sacramenca.I obligarions and by providing pasroral care for 

all. regardbs of their f.mh background. 

The academy emhran." freedom of religion 111 all rhar we do. This means allowing our midshipmen 

ro worship or not .is thn dt~tr<: while placing no requiremcncs on midshipmen m embrace specific 

hdieK or p•micip.Ht' 111 specific religious en:nL\. Ac rhe same rime we pro\'ldc rnpporr for ,1 wide.: 

v.iriety of rdigiom beliefs so chose midshipmen who desire to wor.hip arc free and ,1hle ro do so for 

their own pcrson.11 moral dL'\·dopmenc. 

\\lhile ancndanc:e .l! rd1g10us scr.·ices i; voluncary. midshipmen are reminded chat ;Ls officers of the 

na\.U ser.·tct"o their pcrso1i.tl beliefs will oflen be cesm.I, and chat in time ofstrcS> chcir subordinate. 

will look to them for sp1riru.11. as well as professional guidance. The :\a' al Academ~· ha.s long believed 

chat tmurc officer. m'c.: it to themselves and to chose rhey will le-.id to gain instghrs 111co moral. 

c1h1c;1l and spimu.11 dimensions of mi!ir.1ry le-.tdership. Further. we wane to make sure our m1dsh1pml'n understand rhe responsibili11t'S chev will have as officers in ensuring religiom support for their 

\ailnrs .md .\lannes no mam:r chc nawre of their beliefs. \101 only do we W<UH our midshipmen 

.md young ofli<.:ers (0 respet.1 1he beliefs ;md practices or those who follow a difTen;m religion or hold 

belief\ dill~rem from their O\\ n, we: wam them to understand and embrace rhcir need as officers to 

1:nsurc.: theu "i.1ilcm and .\fannes can anend services and receive religious support aboard ship or on 

the battldic.:ld. hom the: first day of Piche "iummer unnl thl' day of commissioning four ye.m lacer, 

the .1c.1drn1y\ du plains 'ef\'t' and minister to che sp1mual nec.:d.s or the Brigade of;\ !1dsh1pmcn. 

( 'lupl.ti11' .m: .1ttively inrnlved in a hose of Brigade actirnie., provide personal counseling. ranging 

from faith (e11terc.:d i"ues through crises of life and <leach, ro future marriage pbm. 

The Nmlfll Awrl1·1111• 

provides all t/,,, 111gr;·rlients 

necessary to becom<' t1 1V1111t1I 

Officer. . f.'1,eryn11t• hl'I'<' 

will make gn·111 IMrll'l's. 

-E:-.;,1c,:--. J ~RHJ '>< I \II I I. 

U<;'\, Ct"' t>r 200-
Recrealio n 

All midshipmen arc enrnuragt"J ro 1.1kt" pare in one of che acaJemy's many dubs .rnJ 

t'Xtracurncular anivicic,. f-or plebe:' c\pecially. chc:,e accivicies hdp ro rdien: the sere:'' of 

.icadem1cs .rnd 1he rough military rmmne. Afrt"r plebe: )"<.'<Ir, your free ome inucases. \nu 

ma) relax, pur,ue pc:r,on.11 imcrt"sts, d.ue and explore chc local area There's m11Lh to sec 

anJ do 111 Ann.1polis, lt1lcimorc .111d \X~1sh111gron. D.C. There also arr: man)· culrnral, 

\Ot1al and sport' .1eci' itics spomorc:d by the AcaJem). 

5pe('(flfOJ Sports 

On autumn weekends. the t'\Cllt"mclll and color of Na'')' football sweeps 1hc bng.1dc. 1\ll 

midshipmen auenJ ho1m g.1mc:' 111 1hc: nearb) Navy-\ larine Corps l\.lcmorrnl Scad1um. 

The football sca.,011 end, w11h ch, cmirc brig.1de cheering on the ream in che 1rad111onal 

Army-Navy game. !here arc .~O ocher varsi1y Navy teams ro cheer on as well. Ou1s1anding 

spectator facilities bring out c:nchusia,11c Na\') supporrers for almo;r every rivaln from 

wrestling anJ swimming m l.1uom:, h.1skccball, soccer and baseball. 

Plebe Sponsor Progmm 

Ounng Plebe '>ummer, c:n:ry midshipman is introduced to an Annapolis-area fomik 1ha1 

has voluncecred ro hosr m1d,hipmen for J111ner>. local sighcsec:ing. recrcaoon and simple 

relaxarion away from rhc demands of rbt· YarJ. ~Ian)' sponsor relationships last long 

beyond rhc .1cadc:mr year,. 
5ocurl Ft·t·ms 

The Brig.uk A<li\'Hir.:s Commiccn· pl.ins sen:ral spc:cial wr.:r.:kends during che yr.:.tr. including e\·enrs 

like chr.: .mnu.11 lncern.uton.11 H.111 wich young guests from foreign cmb;hs1es 1n \\',1sh111gwn. D.(. 

~11d,hipmen group' .tl'o pl.111 .tnd pamcipace in cheamcal e,·encs, concr.:rts .ind dinners. 'ien1or n.1,·al 

ofli,ers 10111 mid,hipmen regular!" for tr.1dnional mess nights featuring form.ti rub of order. formal 

roasts. ,klls .md good-natured finr.:s. lndt\'1dual companir.:s of midshipmen olir.:n org.1nizr.: rhc1r own 

spr.:C1.1l aLCiYicin on wr.:r.:krnds. Certainly thr.: highlight of our soci.11 caknd.tr is Commissioning \\'er.:k 

in ~1.ty· liw d.ty' of d.1nce,, g.1rdr.:n panics. parades, com.:erts and a Blur.: Angds Highr dc.:monqracion 

;1]1 culmin.11ing in gr.tdu.mon and commissionrng of the firsr class m1dsh1pmi:n. 

\X'r.: take .u.h-.111t.1gc of our proximity to \X1

ash1ngron. D.C. ,tnd Bal11mon: co arrange uckt:ts and 

rranspon.nion to cultur.11 CYcnrs in chose merropoliran areas. Plan. S)'mphonics, operas and ballets 

ar \Vash1ng1on s Kr.:nned1 ( c.:ncer and other chearres are open co midshipmen lrom .111 cl.1sses. 

\\'irh the Bob Hope: Performing Arcs Cenrer al Alum111 Hall, rht 'ayal Academv is ablr.: ro pro\'idc 

a wide \'artery of thcatriLal and concert e,·cnts ro midshipmen. !"he D1mngu1shed Artists 'ienes, 

whi.:h pre,em' pr.:rformcrs ofinrr.:rnarional renown. is rhe centerpiece of rhe program. \lasquer.1ders 

produLtiuns, music.tb. glee club ..:oncens, chapel organ recirals, music concerts. 'a\'.tl Academ) Band 

wncr.:rc' .111d Lh.1mbr.:r mmit rccicals round out the action-packed year of e\'enrs on the Yard. \hny 

ocher culrur.11 aui\'icies, including poccry readings and lccrurcs b1 lead111g Amr.:ncan auchors, arc 

offered .u the .1udr.:my. 

I found thfll "~>· prwntil's 

u·erc chrmgmg 11s I 11•r1s 

disco/'eri11g 111ori rim/ 

mon- opport1111lf1t'>. 

I found 111pel/looking 

rll r/Cfll'lflt'> f /1r1d ril11'tlys 

li'rlllfed to fl)' r111t! 1/ii, 

W/lS tht• f'e!p'ff 111111' 1111tf 

pl11ce to gii-c it rt go. 

Each tlct11•ity tr111gh1 1111· 

somethmg llt'll' mu/ 

110/urrble so I Av,un·d 

I co11/d11't go wrong. 

-MID.\l!IP\'1.IN 

C~Nl\llYl Sil lllR. 

Ci ·IS\ OI 2008 
l \tracurric..ula r ti,iti c~ 

I \ell \\1th .t 1111d,h1p111.111' dcm.111d111g .1L.1du111c .111d .11hk1ic sd1cdulc )OU will h.we 11111c for cxtr.1<.urricul.u activiues (l·C \_s) 

rhe follm\ 111g .Ir( SOI11< of dw :\,1\,11 Ac.1dc·m) '<.um:nt I ( ,\s. 

\m.ncur ltid10 l luh 

\111a1wr1 lat,Utute ol \cro11.11111cs & \>tro1uu11u; 

\mcnc.Ul '\uclc'ar \oc1cl) 

\111c·n<.u1 \nuc!\' of \lcd1.1111c.1l I 11g111«" 

\ri ( luh 

\ssma.nmn of ( ompuung \bd1111cr1 

\,tronom\ ( luh 

ll.1pus1 \nadc111 l mm• 

111.ick \tudll'' ( luh 

( .1n1pus ( rus;1dc for ( 1111\l 

( .unpu' ( rarl \cmm 

l ~ 111non1..:crs 

( .nhol cl '1111r 

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( hccrlc~dc" 

< hc1•1"1r. < uh 

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( 11111<:\c \mcnc.rn l luh 

( hurd•ill \nCICI) 

l olor ( •U 11,I 

llcb.11c 

I lolphan l lub 

I )rum & Hugle ( orps 

I cllm"h1p of ( h11"'.111 ,\1hlr1c' 

l·c11m1i:< luh 

I 1lipmo l\mcnc..in ( lub 

I rcnd1 ( lub 

( ,cnnan ( lub 

like ( !uh \ h1\lc.ll 

( ;oldc, Kc1 ~.111on.1l l lo11or \t>el<I\ 

\\' 11'1 <rrvrcr u ork 

you mm nor a!u .. 11s 

srr m1111rd111u rr>1t!rs. 

h111 pm k11tm u,f,.u 

you 11rr domg tl'il! 

h.rvr 1111 1mp11a 01,rr 

11111.· It u mu o/ 

rhosr rmrrs u•l•rn a 

jl·11• pmp/1·, 1 t·r11 t1111·, 

c1111 11111kr 

1/ rlifji-1 t'I/((' 

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I h.' ~II\< 11, 

Cl \\\ 1 ll 2()()"' 

1(1 

( .ospd ( '1oar 

I nmunc of Hcanc.tl nd f lcC1ronK I ngmccrs 

l111c•n.1110,al \tad sh pmcn 

f.1p.111c•c ,\mcriL.111 ( luh 

Jc""" \11d<l11pmcn ( luh 

Jm H11gh1 I la'lwck ( rroup 

Judo 

Jm Jmu 

1'nrc.1n .\fid,lupmcn ( l11b 

l.1h1nmii 

I .um \mcnc.rn \rndacs Club 

I mer [)J\ \au1ts 

l11d-y Bag (1carbook) 

,\I'"''' lnhnolog1 

\l,1squcr.1dc" 

\IJ1h ( luh 

\lad sh pman """"' ( .roup 

\lens l.Icc ( luh 

\lll1'h1pm<·n \y111pho11y ( )1chc'lr,1 

,\!odd L 1111nl '-'.11111ns 

NJt <111.11 Fai::lc \cou1 r\~oci~1 nn 

~.11,011.11 \o~ael\' ol lllJ<k l·n1•1ncers 

;-.;di 011JI \ocicl\ ol ( \cholars 

!':.11 .ii Ac.t<lcnl\' 1\11.1111111 \oc IL t\ 

'\,l\,tl AcJdcm~ I 01c1 .\tf. ' ( onfcrcncc 

~ '•to•uors 

( l,cJnogrJpln ( uh 

\ ltliccrs < hnman Fcllm"hap 

( hnllron Dd1.1 l·1"alo11 

1'.umb.11, 

Pha Alpha I hc1a 

l'ha K.1pp.1 l'ha 

J>hnacs ( "luh 

1'1 \agma Alph.1 

1'1 I au \agnu 

l'apcs & !>rums 

l'ro1es1am ( hciar 

l'ro1c:s1.101 ,\ladshapmcn Club 

\cm per f 1dclis \0<.1CI} 

\agrna I a..i !>d1a 

\alcm Dnll lcam 

\<1cr.111c \ouc1y 

'"1uc1y nf 1\mcrac.111 .\ lali1.1r1 I ngancers 

\oc rn of ,\uwmou\'c f· nganecrs 

\oc1c1y ol 11,.pam<. Profcrnol' 11 b1ganecrs 

'>oc en of '\.1,'al \rc:hitcc1s and 

.\lannc h1ganecr-

\o'-1l·t\· of ~.n .d I nginccr' 

\oc1cn· of \X'omen I· ngmcers 

\urfacc :\.I\) .\~ocia1mn 

l.n1 Bc1.1 1'1 

lc.1m Bi 

lc:1111 Philo 

I ndcm Brass 

l ps1lon Pa I ps1lon 

\\'omens (.lee< 'lub 

\X R'-:\' !R.1dio \1auonl 

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r/ie co111cxl oj'hm11rlt'1; /1•ss 

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fi'm1ds. 111 th1· <'fUI rftl"' 

d111· mo.<1 expai1·11n'> 111'<' 

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·18 

Local and Area Attractions 

The 'lava! Academ} adjo1m h1s10nL downtown Annapolis. which is famous form stace 

cap1col. colonial homes and waccrfronr rhe cicy dock is the focal poim of chc Annapolis 

warcrfronr. Workbo.us oudi11ed for har\'crnng cr,1bs and oysters berth next to millionJollar sailing y.Khcs and power ho;m. During mild weacher, the dock is che scene of concerts. 

boar shows and festi\'als m1x1ng m1dsh1pmen and local citizens wirh thousands of tourists. 

[·or a small c1n of 10.000, ,\nnapolts "\'crv sophisricaced. offering man} fine rescaurams, 

boutiques. art g.11lcnes. museums, .1 n:perrorv cheater and a symphonr orchestra. 'ie\'eral 

large shopping centers .111d malls .ire loi:.Hcd in chc suburbs. 

\lan·lan<l's largest ciry. B.ilrimorl'. 1s approximacd} 30 miles from Annapolis and the 

'\!aval Academy. B.1lrimore\ Inner Harbor offers .1"1de variety of specialty shops. eateries 

and enrcrcainmcnr. fh< \ l.1ryl.111d '>c1cncc Cenrcr and the '>:acional Aquarium arc also chcre. 

l.rcarer Balcimore also h.1s chcnrcs. galleries, museums and a zoo. For sporcs enthusiasts, 

a professional tndoor soccer rc.1111, a mmor league hoLkc~ ream, rhc Orioles baseball re.1m 

and chc Ra\'em football rc;1111 prondc spores c:xciremenc. 

Due west of A..nnapolts ltc:. \\ashingcon. D.l., our nae ion's capiral. \Xfashmgron 1s home co 

che Smithsonian ln,ticucion wnh ics museums ofNarnral Hiscor}. Nacional Gallen of Arr. 

Amencan H iscory and Air and Space. rherc are hundreds of ocher arrratcio11' ranging from 

an galleries. symphonu:s, opera, b.11ler and ofl~Broadway thearre ro rock and 1a1.1 concerts, 

erhnic fesrivals and sccn1t parks.\\ ash1ngcon .1lso hai. irs share of professional spores reams 

mcluding rhc Redskins 111 foochall, rhl '<anonals tn baseball, che \\!iz.uds tn h.1ske1ball .rnd 

che Capitals 111 ice hockc~ 
Midshipmen Pay and Benefits 

rh.: '\,a\'\' pan for thl lUlllOn, room .ind board, medical ;rnd dental L.lrl ol '\,,\\,ll .\c.1tfcmy 

m1d,h1pmen. You .1bo enioy regul.ir acuve-dury bendics 111clud1ng acce" to mil1t.1n LOmmissaries .111d exch.rnges. rnmmerdal tr.rnsporrarion and lodging discoums and rhe .1bilirY ro Hy 

spacc-.l\'a1l.ible 111 m1l1tary .urcrall around the: world. :>.lidsh1pmen pay is SS 1"i.-o monchly. 

from which laundry, barber, cobbler .. 1uiYirics fees. yearbook and mher 'erYice charges .ire 

deduccc:d. Auu.11 ca,h p<1)' is SI 00 per momh ~·our fim year. increasing each n:ar ro $400 

per munch in your fourth ye.tr. 

Leave and Privilege~ 

J'he '-av;il Acadenw's combined academic, military and physical devdopmcnc programs 

demand a 101 of dfon. rn1u1nng you to spend more cimc on campus rhan rhe typical Cl\ ilian 

college student. But m1dsh1pme11 enjoy Chrisrmas and summ<:r Yacarions (leave) plus shorrcr 

periods of cime ofT (11bern·). 1 rec rime robe away from rhe Academy" based 111 l.irge pare on 

assigned milirarv respomihilim:s, performance in academic and militarv endeavors and class 

senioriry. All m1dsh1pmcn gcnerallv are granted leave during rhese periods: 

• fhanksg1v111g le.1ve; 

• an end-of-seme;rer le.we; 

• mid-term leave during spring semester; 

• a shorr liberty period at 1he end of spring semester and before 

Comnmsioning \\"eek; 

• three weeks of summer vacation 

During scmncers of che acadcnrn .. yc:ar. off-campus privileges fall into two carcgories: rown 

libcrry and weekend lihercy. \X'cekcnd liberrv permirs you ro leave che Academy afrer your lase 

mil1can· obligation on '>aturday morning and return Sunday· evening. Liberry curfews differ 

according to scn1onry. 'rou an: nor d1g1ble for liberry if you arc ass1g11t:d a mili1.1ry dury/wacch 

{rotared rcspo1rnbil1t1cs) or if you are ha\'ing serious difficulty in academics, conduct or 

milicary performam;c. Generally. rown and weekend liberry is aLllhorizcd for midshipmen 

~follows: 

• Plebes h.1n: town liberty on ">•uurdays (noon ro I 0 p.m.) and yard libcrry 

w1th111 the N.wal Acadcm) complex on Sundays. 

1<J 
• lo\\ 11 lihnt\' ts granted tor 11ppcrd.1ss mid,h1pmtn in .iccord.mc.e with dass 

n .n on tlw \\t'ckcmk 

• () ernigl11 \\CCkcnd hht'rl) is gr.tnt<"d to uppt·rda" nmlsh1pmt·n b.1scd upon 

tl.1"· tolor tomp.1m ,t.111di11g,, .111d 111d1"idu.tl pcrlorm.111tc. 

, lf0111r \ ~·J.1des 

Rt·,tnttton' .tpply to )<lllf ll't' of 1110101 whidt·, .ts .1 1111dsh1pm.111. I hi\ 1s 11l'tt'\\,tn· hct.\USt' 

p.11k111g 'l"lCt 1' \Cf) l1111i1cd at the Ac.idem) .ind in An11.1poh,, Also, 1uu h.1H· l111111cd time 

otT 11 • ,, !• .1 Hars to m.1kc use of ,1 pm .lt<' H'h1clc. I ht-se .trc the c.urrcm ruk·,: 

• I hird-d.1ss 1111d,J11pme11 .111d plchcs .ire not permmcd to opcr.itc motor 

d11clc, extept "h,·n .unhonzcd leaH, 'uth .1s during Chri,tmas \':lt.uwn. 

• \nond d.1" mid,hipmcn n1.1y h.tH' .1 cir but llllt\t 111.1i111.1i11 .md oper.H<' 

11 bcnll!d \c.1dcm) grounds 

• I rst dJss m1d,h1pme11 111.t) dri\c .1 t.tr in \nn.1poli, and on dte 

'\.,1\".11 Ac.1duny. 

• '\.o r111dsh1pm.m 1' .1llm,cd to nu1111ain or operate a motorqclc \\1thm 

• 'n hhcrt) l111111s. 

11/mlw! mu/ /Jrugs 

1\s .1 fmurc n.l\ al ofT1Lt:r, \'OU ,1rt opcc trd to 11111 .1bmr alcohol .md to shun illcg.11 

drugs rnurdy :"\orm.tll\ plebes Jrt' nm .1llo"ed to umrnmc .iknholrt bcverJgc,, As .m 

upperdJss m1dsh1p111.1t1, you rn.t) drink 1f you .ire the mm1mum legal .igc for drinking 

(21111.\l.ir\l.111d). If )<HJ chomt• co dr111k .1lwhol, the N.1,,11 At.ttkm) \\111 prcmdc 'o<.1al 

0tt.1S1nm ,,Ji,·re rt•spor1,ible u,,. of.1luihol i' pnmitted, sud1 a' .n .u1 ol!ic1.1l rt•u:puon. 

'I he me ot 1llcg.1I drugs ts 'mcth forlmldcn and re,ult' 111 C"xpul,1011 from 1hl' ..\<..1demy. 

As ,1 mtd,h1p111.111, \011 .ire 'uhw<t to r,tlldom drug tnttng through 11nnaly'"• con'1'tc11t 

\\llh '\,I\\ \\ide poli<it'' .rnd pro1.cd1m:,. 

Pr1·1•1·11tio11 find D1•tare11ce of s·ex111rl Harmm1e111 1111rl Assault 

I '\a\ ,1i 1\c.1d< 1 dot·, 1 o olcr 11 <XII 11 '"11 t or 1" ! Our goal i' to 

prc\t'lll 'ex11al .1".111l1 from OLLllrrtng through tomprehcnsin· nlut.Uion Jnd ,l\\,Hcnc" 

tr.11111ng. J\c.tdt·rn\ ,1,tfl .ind f:1<ult) 'eek to prm1dt• 1ht• ,,tit'\! po"1hle karn111g 

cn\lronment for m1dsh1pmen h\ ma1111.11ning a profc,~ion.11 comm.md d11nJI<' th.It 

promote:' d1gn1t\ .111d re, pet t .md h1 tmpkmenting .1 <h n.imtt. pro.1u1\ l' 1r.1i11111g 

pwgr.1111. I lw A<.tdt·m\ progr.1111\ .11e con'i'tt'llt \\ith thll\t' in tlw I kct .111d .\lanne ( 'orp\. 

1 hr \«:rnal \s,,1ult \ t<.ttm lntt·r.·cntton progr.1111 pro\tdc, train111g to tlw Bng.1dt• of 

\ 1td\111pn1< l1 through ,Ill C\IC!l\l\'t: IOlll•)'C.lr llll nu1l11111 tl1.11 CO\'Cr\ ,I hro.td r.111ge of' !Opt<\ 

'111.h .ts date: rapt• .m.1rt•11c", prn..:111wn ,111d 111ten·ent1011. \lid,l11pmcn .trt· al,o nl11ca1ed 

on \ tcttm \Upport, \ 1, 11111' right,, .rnd the med1t.1! Jnd kg.ti a'pct t' of ,c,u.11 ·'"·•ult <..1'c' 

\',111011' gue't lc<.lllrel\, 'l'ct1.1hzing in tht• topit of ":xu.11 ,1>,,1ult ,mJrcnc" and drt<rrcntc, 

prm 1dt• further cthtc.ltlon throughout l'.td1) ear .\ liJ,hipmcn ,trC' expcctnl to cxer<.1't' 

rt·s1ic11t'lhtlit) 111 prt'\Cllllllg .llld dctc1ring llll.ltcep1.1hlc hd1.1\'ior lrom o<.tllrrtng .• rnd 10 

t onduu tl1<·111\l'h c' ;1_, oflicl'f' \\ ith d1ar.tttt'r. 

In tht· r.11c t'\l'lll 1h.11 ,tll intid,·111 doc' octur, tlw A<..tdt·mr h.1' crc.t1t'l! .111 crwironmt·nt 

th.11 t't1u1111.1gt'' \'lttlt11' w cnmt· fornard h,· pro\'1ding 11111ltipk· pad1' ot rq>o1t111g, 

mc:nl\' four hour on-1..111,upport. prompt rt''l"lll'e to .1lk-g.11ion,, ,111d immcdi.11c 

prott·u1on lot tlw 'itt1111. All' lttlm' ol 'exu.1l .1".1ult .uc tre.11<·d with L11rll<'" .ind rnpect. 

hev mcmhc" of the N.1v.1l i\t.tdt•m\ ·, ,1,1ff emu re tl1t• wn,11in:, t<lordin.11t·d .md cfft'l!l\'t' 

h.mdl111!!- of scx11.1l .m.lllh c.I'<'' 1nrnhing mid,!11pmen, i11dud111g reft:rral w .t \'iuim 

~() 
adrnt.ll<:, u1u1N:ling .. 111<l mcJK.1I scr\'U:t:S. All .1llcgJtions Jrc thoroughh- in\'csug.rn:d .md 

pcrpctr.11or' .ire hdd .u.:rnu111.1blc. under Jue prott:" afforded b) che Uniform Codt· of 

\ lilrt.ir)' Ju\t itc 

Sen ices 

.\lmo\t t'\'t:rytl1111g you nt:cd .1, a midshipm.111 "a\'ailable on the Ac.1<le111y grounds. 

'J hert·\ ,1 book-tort\ uniform .tnd rarlor ,hop. cobbler shop. ,n.ick bar. b.1rber/hc.n111· shop. 

pmt ofli<.e .md rn rc:u ion rooms. \\'c al,o pro1 ide the foll1m ing 'ervices: 

IJ111i11g 

The encirc hrig.1dc c.irs .11 one time 111 ;1 55.000-square-foot dining .1rea or w;irdroom, 

King I l.111. Comp.mies m mgethu. and food 1s ser\'t:d Limil) scylc during rhe week. 

Othl'r 111e.1ls .Ht' 'cr\'ed buffet st~·lc. 1-:ing I Lill offers a wide v.uicry ol hcaltl11 choices ro 

emure n11d,hip111en l1.1vl' thl' proper smccnance for cheir high mecaboli>i11'. All of dK 

food l~ir the 12.000 mt:.rls 'cr"c:d d.1ily is prep;m:d by our food scn·1tt st.ill 111 the kirchcns 

adj;t<:ent co K111g I l.111. 

1\fulwil Gm· 

\lodern fat1li11e' for mcdit.11 trc:armcnc arc cOn\'en1end) located ac the 1\.wal 

At.idem\'. lk,1des rouunt· mcd1<..1I m:acmcm. orthopedics/spores 111cd1une. pod1,ury. 

physiul 1her.1py, prevenuvc medicine and opcomeuy sen·iccs are available '>peu.1lis1' 

in gynci:ology. dcnn.1cology. nt·urology. cardiology and urology schedule 1 ism to the 

At.1denw. Consult.11ion and treatmenc indu<ling mpatienr care. in all major me<lic.11 and 

surg1c.1I speci.1l11e' .ire a1ail.1ble at several military treacmem facilities. suth .1s chc :-.;a11on.1I 

0:a\'al \ 1ed1L.1I Cemcr. \!mt emergencv condtrions are handled .u nearby An11L Arundc:I 

,\ lc<l1ul Cc mer, .1 tulh .Kcredited d"ilian facilil)' in Annapolis. 

Dcm11/ C.11/"t' 

<.0111prehcns1ve oral health care 1s provided bv the Denral Clinic convc111cnd) lotatc.:d 

111 B.rnLroft H.111. I he professional scafT provides che full range of dental hygiene and 

general denmm treatment. lhc speti.iltics of Oral liurgery. Orchodonrics (limited), 

f:ndo<lo11t 1n, Pem1dom1Ls and Proschodoncics arc also available. 

1\/ idship111m f>l't't"!np111mt Couer 

A'' ide v,mety of 1ra111ing. cduc;monal and clinical scr\'ices art: provided m prommc 

and cnh.111ce d1t· ,1d1mtme111. well-being .• rnd profess10nal dcvc:lopmem of midshipmen, 

indud111f. wnlidcnti.11 indi\'idual .111d group coumc:l1ng. 

l i:<!,til lmstm1ce 

The Ofhl< of I q~.11Coumd1s .n.1ilable to assist midshipmen wnh personal and milic.iry 

leg.ti questtom. 

J-i11r111,-i1il ~d11ire 

Rt:gul,1r ,e1111n.irs offer 1nlormanon on savings. loans. insurance programs, 1nvewncnt 

oppnrtunmes .rnd 1.1x returns. l11d1v1dual financial counseling is available.: f"rom a Navy 

'>upph ( ot P' ofTilcr who sen·es as r111dsh1p111cn financial advisor. 

~I 

Academic and 

Professional Education 

lo prepare m1dsh1pmen as Naval officers, the Naval Academy's curriculum blends 

profess10nal subjecrs wich required and elective courses similar ro chose offered ar leading 

civilian colleges. Our curriculum has rhrec basic elemencs: 

• con: requirements in engineering, narural sciences, the humaniries and 

social sciences, co assure chat graduares are able co think, solve problems and 

cxpn:ss conclusions clearly; 

• core academic courses and practical muning ro teach the professional and 

leadership skills required of Navy and ,\!arinc Corps officers; and 

• an academic major char permits a midshipman to explore a discipline in some 

deprh and prepare for graduate level work. 

Accredita tion 

The N:l\'al Aca<lemy ts accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the 

i\liddk Scares Associanon ofCoLieges and Schools, 3624 Marker Sc., Philadelphia, PA 

19 l 04. (215) 662-5606. The Commission on Higher Educarion is an instirurional 

accrc<l1nng agency recognized by rhe U.S. 5ecn:taf) of Educarion and rhe Commission 

on Recognicion of Pose-secondary l:.ducauon. In addition, six ofrhe Naval Academy's 

engineering maiors are professionally accred1te<l by rhe Engineering Accrednanon 

Commission of rhe Accredirarion Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). 

rhe computer science major is accredited by rhe Computing Accredirarion Commission 

of ABn, and the chemistf)' major is accredited by the American Chemical 'lociery. 

D egree Awarded 

L'pon graduarion. a bachelor of science degree is awarded regardless of major, by law, 

due ro the technical concenr of rhe core curriculum. Those in rhc: rop I 0 percent of their 

d,,,, gra<luatc with d1st111ction. Those who have completed special honors programs in 

ont of six ,elected majors graduate with honors. 

Chaprcr 4 

Thl' reltlfionslnp bt•/111ee11 

officers and men should in 

no sense be dmt of wpenor 

and inferior nor that of 

nu1ster 1111d servr111r, b"t 

rather that of teacher 

and scholar. 

- G1-.r-;~R.11 Jrn1:--; A. 

L1Jru"L USt-. IC. 

Ct.ASS OF 1888 

'i3 
A c \ D t \ tt C Dr"'' \ ND P1wvos 1 

D1·1111 II 1!1111111 ,\Ji/la l't'/1m1ed w Im rilmt1mr11cr11s 1he s1x1h A11uln111c IJ,·,111 and Pro1•0J1111 Ocroba 

1997 ; lie 1s the cl111{11C11tlm11c ojjica tll tht• Nt1/lfil /lrr1dem;c lJt'tlll ti/ii/a gmdunted fimn rh1· Nnvril 

Amrlm11• i11 I 9611111d. rl11r111g Im j 1-yl'tlr Nt11')' mret"I; senl('{/ ,,, 11 S111j(1u \l?nrfare Offiur 1111(/ 11 

le11tli·r i11 the Nt11T$ n•srt1rch mu! dn·elopml'nt progmms. As 11 s111Jf1a wmj;m• officer. Dmn ,\filler 

co1111111111rl1·d 11 ji-;g,ui· mul 11 dt•s/ro)•cr. A,- 11 rt'.'<'ttrcher. Dam 1\lr/kr Sl'l'l'l'tl 1/S the Chiefof1\'t11·11! 

R1·sMril1. Co111111rmdi11g Officer of1hr N1111ril Rrnwrch L11b01mo1)" r111d fo1111rl111g director of 1ht Nr1z')'S 

Lou• Olm•rvr1hlrs (stt•rilth) Tedmolog)' office. Ajia retiri11gfrrm1 Jht' N111y. 01'tln J\t!i!ler servnl fiwn 

199 ! 111 199-m rill' Asso1 tare !'rwmt for Rt'.<etzrc/1 rtnd Economic Di•velopmmt nt \r-'est Virg1111rt 

l '1111't'/"J/I)' u·ha1· l1t• rnjo1111rlt:d thi· n,:11t•d11111 Cmrer for l:d11c1lllOll Reform 1111d the lmtlfllf<' for 

Sojllflm·,· R.<'senrrh. Ht• holds 11111.<tm r111d doc1or 1fphilosopl~i· rlegu<'s 111 E!t'Ctricn/ £11gi11et'lmg 

fi"om '>trmford ll11i11cw1y. 

"The N.ival Acatlemy has a long. prnuJ rratln1on of cducacing anti training li:adcrs for rhe greatcsr 

challt·ngc> of natiun,11 ,crv1ce. \Ve prepare our gr.1tlua1es ro lcatl chc nation\ \ailors and :-.. larines 1mmetliatdr 

upon g1.1duauo11. \\'c .ibo pro\lde a firm fountlarion of knowledge at rhc bac.:calaureacc le"cl on which our 

graduates can btn huild the specific expertise d1cy will need for their c.:an:er progression. I he careers on 

which \favaJ Academy graduarcs embark demand 1nd1viduals who can chink critically. analn:c compli:x 

problc:ms. speak .md "ri1c arciculacdy. anti faid1tulh support rhc values or chc1r serncc .inti their nation. 

The foundacion of 1hc academic program ac d1t' '\;,l\al Acadcm) 1' our um: ..:urriculum. ·1aughr by one of 

our n.u ion's finest u11dcrgr<tdua1c faculcies 111 first cl.1ss facilities, chc core curriculum ensures all graduaccs 

recc1n: .1 wmprehcns1vc, urn:llcccually chalkng111g educacion which prepares them to cackle a diverse array 

of complex problems. Ir 1s 111 our core curriculum char midshipmen develop rhc professional compecencc 

nccess.ir\· for any of our graJuarcs co succeed 111 arw available career fidtl 111 che Navy or/'\ larine Corps. 

"J he Nav.11 Acatlcmr .1lso offers each midshipm.111 a selection of 21 ma1ors 1n disciplines as diverse as 

engmecring. math, the· phrsical sciences. rhc humanities and the social sciences. Each of chese majors 

conmhuccs co che devdopmem of.1 scrong e<lucmonal found.1110n necc"ary for our graduates co excd in 

their immediate rcspomibilities anti 1n future '1ud1cs. Some nu1ors have been raced b~- indcpcndcm 

na1ior1'tl .1uthoriucs as .unong the best of rheir discipline in the country . 

. \lost imporrancly, in the: ~aval AL.tdcmy's ac.1demic program. we 'eek nm only co educ.ue our midshipmen. 

but w sulmantiall\' wncnbme ro rhc: d.,,-dopmcnc or cheir charaucr. Through consisrcndy high standartls 

of performance. a demanding curriculum and .1 "imularing learning environment, we tlC\·clop leaders 

charaucrizcJ bv sdf-Jiscipline. 111H1.mvc, dccrnrnnacion ;uid a rnmmirmcm w life-long learning. The 

.1CaJrn1iL progr.1111 complemcms the profession.11 training. char.tctcr devdopmcnc and the phvsical ctlucacion 

componcnc- of the 1k.1tlcmy program co proJu..:c chesl' uinc1l le.1dership qualiues. \'('1th irs comprehi:ns1ve 

core curriculum, outs1;mding majors program, anti emphasis on character tlc.:,·dopmem, I bdicvc the '\;,n al 

r\cadt·nw is pmduung OllC\t,mtling leaders for romorro" anti chc next 111ilknn1um." 

Educational Philosoph) 

I he Naval Academy's phdosopl11 of educarion stresses •tnen rio n co indind ual studcfl[s by 

highh qualified fac.:ulry ml'mbers who arc strongly com min ed co reaching. Ir's hard ro get 

lost in the clas>room ar the '\;a\ al Acadcnl\ Classes arc snull. wirh ,l/1 ;)\'Craoe >IZC or fewer 

th.111 18 student\. hen rhe core courses rc~ u1 ed of all m1tlshipmrn MC tl1vided 111to small 

scuions, so rh.u 1111tlsh1pmcn receive ind1,·1dualized atcc:nrion from 11istruccors. In science anti 

engineering courses. chc: same professor who lectures 111 chc dassroom >upervisc., cxpcnmcms 

in chc lab. This rn111rast> sh,1rplv wirh mosc univcrsi!lcs. where scholars mav addrc" their 

smdenrs in huge lc..:rurc halls, but direcc conracr wich undergraduates 111 labs or discussion 

scuions is delcg.ucd to graduate ;1smtants. All courses .u the Naval Ac.1tlcmy arc c.1ught anti 

gr.1J c:tl by facultv members, nor by grntluarc assistafl[s. 
Faculry 

Our 550-member facuky is an incegratnl group of officers and civilians in nearly equal 

numbc:rs. Thi' composmon 1s unique among service acadc:m1es. It dares from 1he earliesr 

dJys or the J\aval '-ichool "hen three: uvilian teachers joined four Navy oHicers in the first 

faculc: in 184 5. Officers rocate ro the Academy for two-ro-rhree-year assignments, bringing 

fresh idea.!> and experiences from operational units and staffs of rhe 1 avy and Marine Corps. 

They can also explain how srud1cs at the ALademy are applied in the Reer and the field. A 

small cadre of officer fac.ulty who have doctorates add anorher dimension ro the reaching 

staff as Permancnr ,\lilirar}' Proressors. The Academy's civilian faculry members give 

continuin ro rhc educational program and form a core of professional scholarship and 

teaching r:xpenencc. Nearly all of these civilians have docroral degrees, and many or them 

arc recognized as leadrng scholars in their fields. Working together closely. rhese milirary and 

civilian f.1culry members form one of the strongest and mosr dedicated teaching foculrics of 

any collcge or universiry in the United States. Alrhough many faculty members are involved 

in scholar!) research and writing, their first prioriry always 1s teaching. 

!-i1c11/ry• Smnte 

Founded in 1993 as a consolidation of rwo earlier foculry organizations, rhe United Scares 

Na\'al Academy Faculry <icnacc's primary purpose is ro advise rhc adminiscracion on faculry 

and curriculum mam:rs. \X'irh a membership of approximarely 30. the Senate is composed 

of represcnranves, boch milHary and ci,·ilian, from the various academic deparrmencs and 

division>. Typically. the St:nate meets rwice a momh during the academic year. conducring 

most of 1rs business based on rcporrs from the ,·arious commirrees and subcommittees. 

An 1mporranc goal of the Senate is ro improve Yard-wide cornmunicarion. As a result. senior 

Academy adm1nisrrarors .ire ex-officio members of rhe Senate, addressing rhe membership 

on issues of major concern. 

Acadl'111ic Adi•ising 

\11dsh1pmcn receive as much help as rhey need in planning their academic programs. The 

academic advising sysrem has rwo srages. During Plebe Summer each company of plebes is 

;J.Ssigned rwo faculr} members, t:irher military or civilian, ro ace as academic advisers. Each 

plebe receives academic counseling including basic srudy skills informarion prior ro che commem.:cmcnt of the academic year. Advising cominues rhroughour rhe year as often as necess.tr~ \\.'hen a major 1s selected in the spring of plebe year, a midshipman is assigned a permanent faculry adviser from che academic deparrmem of rhac major. i'rofessors and company 

ofliu:rs arc cxm.:mcly helpful in providing academic counseling and advice ro midshipmen. 

Let us think of education as 

the means of d1·11elop111g our 

greatest abilities, bemme m 

each of us there is a prl/Jate 

hope rmd drettm. which, 

fidfi!led, can be translated 

into benefits far e11e1yo11e, 

rznd greater strength far 

our nation. 

-JOHN F. Kl~NED\ 

55 
Core C urriculum 

I 11 four )'Cars ar chc Na\'al Aca<lcrn~-. you an: n:quirc<l ro rake cerrai11 core courses ro make sure 

you arc well prepared for the maior can:er-parh opnons a\ a1lable ro '-'a': .111d \ !arinc Corps 

officers. Majors courses also pn:pan: you for aJ,·anccd professional training and poscgradu-

.Hc c<lucation. which .m: cxpcuc<l of ncarl~ all naval officers. Through required courses 111 

cng111ccring, nacural srn:nc.:s. soc1,1I sc1cnccs, rhc human1rics, professional 111il1rnr\' sub1ecrs 

and physical educarion, the Naval Aca<lcm) gives midshipmen a balance<l cduGt11on to open 

pr.u:cically am door of opponur11~ 111 the furnrc. 

Dunng plebe or freshm.111 rcar. all course' arc required. f"he required courses form the 

foundauon for che more .1dvam:cc.I courses chosen b) uppcrclass midshipmen. \omc 

core rcqum:mencs 111 rhc uppcrd.1ss year- h,l\'t" .tlcernanve courses from which ro choose. 

<lepcnd111g on your .Ka<lcrrnc background. abilities an<l maior. 

l'he cvpica! academic schedule for plebes 111cludcs fiw courses in each of cwo semesters. 

p/,.b,. )'Mr. jirsr .<e1111·;rt'r 16 t'ra/11 hours 

• Calculus I - \ 1mt begin here. '<>me v.1lidare and are placed 111ro later c.1kulus 

courses and a kw plebes not adcqu.Hely pn:pared for calculus cake .1 prc-c.1lculus 

course that does nor coum .1s pan of chc minimum machemac1cs requirement. 

• Chcmistrr I Including labor.norics. 

• U.S. Gowrnmcnt and Constituuon.11 Devclopmcnc - The foundation or 

American democr.K\'. 

• Leadership and Human Beha, 1or t\n examination of rht· fi.111<l.1mc111.1ls of 

leadership wich111 tht context of individual .rn<l group bcha\ ior. 
• Rhc:tnnt ;inJ lntroduu1on m Licr.:racurc I - '>t>mc plcbc:s 1.1kc: .1 prauiLal 

wm1ng u1ursc: w prc:p.m: for this class. 

• h1nJ.11nc:nt.1b of "-:.1nl '>uc:ncc: - rhr: basic c:lc:mc:nts of shipbo.1rJ 

oper.mon. org.111iz.mon .uul propulsion. 

!'lche )'<'1/r, 1rco11d fflllt'Stn- 18 owli1 houn 

• In .1<l<li11on to dic:st· wurse' cakt·n for credit. a fc:w hundred plc:bes who 

h.lVr: l1.1d link· expmure co computers are pro\'l<led with stx weeks of 1r.1in111g. 

• ( akulus II Continua11on of che first-semester course:. 

• Chc:mistr\' 11 ( .ominuation of che first-semcstc:r course. 

• Ameri,an N.1val I lcmage - A hiscorv of rhi> counm·'s Nan. 

lncroduction co .w1garion 

• Rhc:tonL .111d lntro<luccton co l.in:raturc II. 

Advanced Placement 

~ lorc: than half of ch me entering the '.,l\ al Academy validare one or more coursc:s. F.ich 

of the .K.tdc:nw's .ic.1<lc:m1c <lepamnents sets irs own ,·ali<lation standards and com1<lers 

one or more of the: lullo\\ ing: 

• tr.imtripts: 

• <lc:p.mnic:m ,·.1l1Ja11on rests, adm111isterc:d ar rhc '\!aval ALa<lcmy; and 

• ( 'olkge I .ntr.rncc: r.xamination Board Ach1en:mcnt .ui<l AJv.UltL'tl l'bLcmcnt tt'\!S. 

During Plebe '>ummer, all enrcring m1dsh1pmen rake placement exams in Lnglish, 

mathematics .111d ~c1c:nce. lndi\'ldual midshipmen may dcu w cake placement exams 

in mher disuplinc are.is rnLh ;\s chuniscrv, economics, history. phnics. pol111c1I SL1e1Kc 

and foreign l.111gu.1ges. l~xcellent pc:rforma1Kc on the placemc:nc exams mav resulc 111 a 

miJ,hip111.111 v.1liJ.uing courses and thus acceleranng portions of their academi<. program. 

Over four yL".m, dm 111.1y permit che smdenc co reduce the number of courses t.1ken 

111 .1 p.mirnl.u 'cmc,tcr, or become eligible for speual academic programs. f<.1r honors 

progr.1m' or for gra<lu.ILL' programs. le ma\' allow a student LO complete a minor. or cake 

<.our"" 1h.11 might not ocherwise fit inco che standard academic schedule:. 

~!mt pl.1,cmenc ex.1m' .lfl' ,chedulc:<l <luring che first rwo wet:ks of l'lc:be Summer. 

\\iJ,h1pmrn ,l10ul<l .urivc: at the 0:a,al Academy prepared to cake these very imporr.rnc 

ex.1111111.nion,. l·ollow1ng the: e\·,1luation of che 1:xam results, e.ich plebe will receive: 

.1L.1d1:mit t<Htn,ding Imm .1 farnlcy ad,·iser to help the scudenc unders1.111<l his or her 

perf~nm.111<.t' on the e,,1min.u1011 anJ rnbsequenc placement 111 .1 particular level or 

SC:ttllln of a COUl'St'. 

In .my c.1,c, m1dsl11pme11 mus1 take a m1111mum of 15 credic hours each semester and 

spend .r 1111.11 of four n.m in residence at the Naval Academy. excepting Service •\udt'm)' 

I· \t h.mgt' ;md '>1 mh Ahrn.1d program,, tu complete professional courst:s and tr;1ining. 

\\1/ieneva it ge1s tougli. I 

)I/Sf rc1111•111her t/11· tl1tnwmds 

duu hrtl't' go11<' h<'.fim· 1111· 

thn1 mn11nged 10 g1•1 d1rough 

the 1•er)' same clu1/lmgn 

T/.ert' rs strcss /milt i111a lift"· 

hae, not 10 tTllih m. h111 llJ 

makt• us 1/i.u 111ud1 .<tro11ga. 

-f>.;sJc;-.; C RI' 

~It Con1s, L'>'-. 

Ct \SS Of 200-r 
Bnng 11 111idsh1pmt1n htl• 

ml1glumerl 1111· to r1 m·u• 

ht•ig/ir of glolml, mlrur,i/. 

rednwlogmil, soo<1/, rmd 

poliuurl t1u•rm·11t·s.< through 

lfS 1111///1' .<tt1d)• r1hrt1t1d 

f'TOf!i/1;1> t/l/ti II' t'lllf'/,flSIJ 

011 who!t·-p1c111rt' ft·,1dt·r,/11p. 

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Majors Prog ram 

The \Ja,al Academv is strongly om:ntcd coward science and engineering: and chc majority 

of graduates .ire cng1nc:crs or ccdrnkal majors. For chose scudems wirh backgrounds or 

overriding interests in ocher fields or stud). a broad majors program in chose sou.ti sciences 

and humanmes rhat can he rea,on.1bly rcl.ucd co the na\'al profession is offered 

\Xfhile it is expected rhat 1hc ,·ast maioricy of midshipmen will be assigned co the ma1ors 

of rheir first choice. the necds of thc Naval 'lcn 1cc: and resource constra1nrs at the \Ja,·al 

Au1dcmy ma) result 1n an assignmcm to a second major chosen from among d1sc1pl1ncs 111 

mathematics, science or 1."11g1nccring. 

Near che end of plebe ye,tr, you thoosc .1 major course of study w1ch the aid and wpporc 

of academic and milirar~ atk1sers. I wem) ·one nlJjors are offered: 

Aero,pace E-.nginec:ring 

Arabic ' ' 

ChemiHn· 

Chinese 

Computer ">c1cncc 

b.:onomICs 

E:.lecmcal l nginc:cring 

English ' ' 

General L- ng1m:c:ring 

General Science 

Hiswry 

Information Technolog\· 

.\lathc:matics •· 

.\lechanical Engineering 

Naval Archtcecrun: 

Ocean Engineering 

Occ:anograph,· 

PhnICs 

Political c1c:nce 

Quanman\'e Economics 

Sym:ms Engineering 

Some of rhese are;1' offer .1ddition,tl spec1.iliz:nion wichin che major. ror example. 

recognizing thar the Na\'\' is an i111porr.1nt mer of space \'eh ides an<l sau:llices. tht Naq] 

Academy created .111 astronautics tr,1ck wi1h1n the aerospace engineering major to help 

prepare midshipmen for ,1mgnmrnrs 111volv111g space ccchnology s\·scems. 'v!rnors 111 Frcnch. 

German, Spanish, Russi.in and J,1p.111est: ,m: offered ro chme who com piece four ad' anced 

courses in one of rhesc langu,1ges while,!( the academy. 
SpcciJI i\cackmu: Opportunitic\ 

tudcnt' "ho cxul at the ~~l\al \c.a<lcnn haH m.1m oppor1u11111cs w ch.1llcngc .md 

ad,ancc themschn through sncral special program,. 

lrulmr \cholt1rr 

I he lndcru s ... holar Program prO\tdcs .Ill oppnrtlllllf) for e'ccpuonall) l.lpahl< 

rmdshrpmcn to engage rn rndq>e.,du11 'rmh ,md rc,c.uch during thl·1r 'cruor 1<.1r. 

Followmg 1he1r sdclUOll to rhc progr.1111 durrng their 1un1or H.tr, the hN d.1ss 'd1ol.11' 

c.onchtll rndcpcndcnt rl"'iCarch rn an .uca of 1111cre,1, 1Hirk1ng "uh .1 f.1<ult) .llh 1sor "IH> 

1s an expert rn rhc field I ndcnt "lchol.us c.1rn a rcdu«d fnrm.1l l0Ur'c lo.id ro gi\l· 

them umc fcir 111 dqirh rescard1 of rhc:- prowct and tor pnp.1r.111on of .1 1hc'1'. Rn<'lll 

lndrnt Sd1olar proJllt' ha\l· 1ndudnl re,c.m.h on .\ \tud1 of \1.1gnc1ic.1ll\' un1pk<l 

2-D Reurnhg11r.1hle .\lodul.tr Roho1'." '1 lw \<-rocl.1,llc I flcu' of lr.111\\Cr'c '>hell 

Dcform.111on on ( ompmll< \\ rng' 111 \ ,mnu' l lcm Rcg1m<·,, \hip l\:rform.ui.e 

l'red1u1on \krhods \\llh Rc,1iecr w lank l<·\lrng and ( ompu1.1tirn1.1I Hu1d I )1 n.1mil', 

and \ Cap1llan \s,1s1cd I hcrmm\ phon tor Sh1pho.ird I· k-crronK' ( .ooltng.' 

llou 1111111 'ic/.olir l'rogm111 

Inc Bm1man "ldiobr l'rogr.un pro11Je, an opponu11ir1 for .1,111.111 group of~a1.tl 

\c.i.dcm1 r111dsh1pmcn. "ho .uc seeking mm.ii \Cf\ 1u 1"1gnmcnt' rn the nuck':lr ~.in, w 

c.ornpClc Jor appo1111mc111s as \<lm1ral hank Bo\\11 11 \chol.u,. l'rinr IO their ,dnr1011, 

l.md1datl"i .1rc scrccnc<l for rhe ~JI')\ nud<.tr fl<l\\cr •r 11111~ pipeline h1 the- D1r<'<.lor, 

:--.:11.11 Rc:Ktor.. If selected for nude.tr !"mer 1r.mu11g .md ,uh,e<1ucnrl} .1ppo1111ed a' J 

Bo" man "lchol.tr, the- "lchobr p.1mc.1patcs 111 a cailornl rc,carch 1mcrmhip dunng 011e of 

the ,lmtmer 1ra111rng bloc.ks prl'<.cdmg tiN d '" \l':lr .rnd par111..1pa1c' in .1 'J'l'C.1al roeard1 

based lcarrung opponu11m durrng Im or her la,1 )l':lf <1' J n11J,l11pman. I )urmg the first 

\car of c.omn11ss10nccl sen 1u Jltcr gr.1d1L1t1on Bcm mJn <.,,holar' "ill likd) he otlnnl 

11nmed1.uc one 1c.u gr:idu.Hc ed11<.1t1on cxpcncnL<'' rc,uln11g 111 ,1 ma,tcr\ dcgrn· 111 .1 

l<chmL.11 dts-.1pl111c ( lass of 200 I rncardt proJCLl\ 111d11dcd r<·,c.ird1 on: "I l1gh I ncrg} 

[ ..15cr \lodcl111g .rnd <.,1mul.u1on I 1,1111<'\\0fk I 1.1lua11on," l lcuric.1l l'ropcmc' of 

l'oh mcr «l.ltnl \crogck .md '[ )ndopmcm .md ( ommun1<.H1on' l'ror<>Lol "iohw.1r<· 

for t;,c 1\ uh :--:udc.ir lmrrumcnc.uion 

/ ln11ors /'mgr11111 

\ l1dsl11pmcn 1111h cxullc111 .1c..1dcml< .md Icade r,h1p pcrform.lll<L' un .1ppl) for honor' 

programs otTcrcd 111 h1s1<ll"\. I 11glrsh, Jl<>l111c..1I 'ucncc, m.11hcma11c:.,, <Kca11ogr.1ph1. 

W\tcms c'lgmccrr11g and econormcs. I lonors ,tudcnt' uunplcie .1 th<·s1s or rc,carch 

proJL'U .rnd oralh ddcnd 11 hcfon: a pwcl of t.1rnln mcmhcr,. "luc.c.c"ful pamup.um 

grJduatc I\ uh honors 

~o/11111ary (,rad11111t' Fduca11011 l'rogrw11 (\ '(,f i') 

\lidslupmen \\ho h.tH completed \c.1dcm) COlme rcq111rcmcnrs earl) through am 

«1mh111a11on of 1al1da11on .rnd mcrload111g c.rn u>ntpeic for ,dcu1on ,111d hcgm \\ork 

to11ard masters degrees .11 nearh1 ltl 1l.a11 unh cr,111c,, '11Lh ·"John, I lopk111, and 1hc 

L 1111crsm of \ l.m land. l p to 20 n11dsh1pmcn can p.tniLip.nc .111nualh, ,t.1r11ng gr.1du.11e 

1\ork dur111g hm dass (sc111orJ \c.u and uimplc11ng rhc1r 111.1,tcr' dq:rn progr.11m ''uh in 

sC'\Cl1 monihs .1hcr gr.idu.111011 from rhc ~.11.1l Ac.1drn11. I 1cJd, of \tlllh· .m ,clcunl from 

:--.:.1\\ .1pprlllcd gr.1d11.11c nluc.mon prog1.11m leading m ::-:a1~ \Ul1'pt·ci.1lty qu.1lilic.1t10n. 

1\~11al ;lc11rlt'111J /11tc•m11110111il l'rog1w11 Oj}JC1' 

I he ~ 11 11 \ Ilium 1o; cor111111ttcd to de1dop111g foreign l.rngu.1gc .md region.ii k11mdnlgc 

1' .11hml 111s111,r11011al COfl' compctcnLI along 1\ 11h cd11L.1l k':ldcr\hip .rnd .1 strong tcch111 

c.11 found.mon rn ~c1crKc, math, .rnd cngrnccn11g. lo prm 1dc ,1 more cohnrm .1ppro.1d1 

to dL'\dopmg nudsluprnan 1mcrn.111011.1l awarcnc"· the- 0:.t,,11 \c.i.dcrm cs1.1hli~hrd .111 

\01111· call rl•is plm 11 /mumrf) 

Ir 1s, t111d r/.r lmr kaul. \\I· /11 t' 

/,) tf1t• 11/1/11/lil ",\l>tp, \/11p11Mte, 

\elf "1111d u·hm r/.e gomg gc·rr 

tough, thae's 1rlwt1ys <01111·11111• 

who rl'rll drop lt'f.t1tever l1t m 

she is domg ro 111·/p you out 

\!1 J HIM\'.; (.1~I\ll\I 

"- IR, ( '1 ~'> 01 2008 

5'1 
(mcrn.uion.il J'rogr.un ( )f]ile (ll'C )) The ll'C) serve' .ts the prinl1p.1I poim of wm.1ct, cemr.il 

l<1<>r<lma11ng ol1ile. ,111d sour<..c of expen .l.'>\ist.llllC for all 1111cm.1t1on.1I cng;igcmcnr (foreign 

11,1,·d, vimor coord111.mo11, m1d.:n1 .ind l.1u1lt~· exlhangc,, Ctl ) <.onduucJ .u thc l ·.\. ~aHI 

A<...1dc1111· or lw LJ\:\',\ JX:NH'lld The 111.1jomy oftl1c 11'0 effort ts foe.med on dl'\dopmg 

and m.1(ur111g <>J'JK>rrunint' to rcmfor<.c nmhlupnlJn c..1p.1b1hucs 111 foreign langu.1gcs ;ind 

1eg1on.1l knowlnlgc ,l\\o<.i.unl "nh :--;,I\'\' and 1\ 1.1rine C .orps rlw.11.:r 'tumry u1<1pcr.111on 

Olltiviucs .111d pnormcs. I x.unplt"> mdudc -cmcstcr mtd) .1broad JI foreign m1ln.irr .iwdcnucs 

.md <iv1li.111 Unt\l·rsmcs summer educ.mun .md c11lrur.1l 1mmcrsmn opporrunnic,, 

prnli.·,s1onal 1r.1111111g .1ho.1rd lorcign 11,l\')' gra\' hull or training s.ul ,hips or short duration 

onmt•lll<>n , uns. At least 25 percent of cach da.'>.s ol nudsh1pmen "111 ha1c ,1 s1gnihLll1! 

l.111gu.1gc or <.uhur.11 .m .u.:lle\\ <."(peril'lllC during d1c1r lour )'l"ars along tht• \cv..:rn. 

Facilities 

I rom \\tnd 1unnd, to a ,r.ue-of the .111 thu1mtr~ l.1hs, \\l' h.1,e om,tanding foLil11it·s .ind 

cquipmcnc 111 c1t·i: plusc of our progr.1m. ( la"rooms, IJbs .md athlcuc fac1lmcs pro\ldc 

modern and <.omfnrrahlt· .irea' for le.1rn1ng and rnrcauon. 

11 ,,g 11re 011/y wme o/ the spew1l academic /,mimes at .ulaMe 

• r opuls1on l.1h 

• '' nd tunnels. both s11h,0111c Jnd 'llJ1<'rsonil 

'0 foot .ind '80-foot IO\\ mg tanks 

• u>.1\t.1l t·ng111n·ring h.1'1n 

• , 'irnnmc111;1l <h.1mlwr f:iulmc' 

• "<canographtl rc,ear<.h 1essd. fidd libor.uor) .ind \\Cather ,t.mon 

• I(>· 111ch ( .t\\cgrain rdlt•t1m 1dc,ll>J'< 

• f !)-equipped l.1bor.uonc-s for <henmii:. ph) ,,o, cngint·ering. O<.eanographr 

d forc1g.11 l.111gu.1ge cour'c' 

• I 2 meter ,,udlnc e.mh q.1.tion 

Ci1111p111a.< 

The L nitcd '>talc' ~.11 al i\c.1demy h.1, bct·n an education.1l lcadcr 111 the usc ot <Ompu1cr 

tl'lhnolog) StnlC the I 'J6<h. "lotl.i) II 1' <.omidl·red ont' of dw lll<hl \\ired .. ith.mccd, .md 

lon1 .1rd looking 1111~11111.111011 lt'chnology <.ampu'c' 111 the n.umn, h1ghl1ghtcd b) a S\ stem 

of mult1111cd1.1(H>ice,\1dt·o, .md d.11.11 nemorks . .\ fiht•r optic. ''-·1l.1blc. high ')ll'<'<i 

e111crpme h.1ckhone. \\ ith a ')'lCl11 of t.11lornl 11rtu.1l lot.1l .irt'a net\\ orb (l'la1t,}, j, 

dcdic.m.'<1 to Clcn building, olhcc. ll>11fercnce rll<>m, d.1"roo111, .md l.ihoralOI'). I Im 

lll't\\ork .il,o 'upport' B.1nuof1 I I.ill, the n11d,hipmt'll' dormitoi:· I 11a.11ly hundreds of 

milt-., ol hhcr, coppcr .. md u>.1x 11in11g pmturc our nl't1\orkmg \\1th unlimitcd npamaon 

c,1pab1lt11'. J"l!l' Ot't\\ofk prm tdc' )1111.llll'I ,111d Internet ,K(l'"• 111Ulti-mcdll <..IJ''1bl)itie,, 

tl1111 diem .1pplic.1t1011s, 1mdhgc111 tool,, .md rd1.1blc mtegr:Hcd de,kwp t<.'Chnolog1cs. on 

dt·m.md, to suppon !Caching .md lt·.1r11ing. r<''"1rd1, .md '0c1al me. t\11 1,9)0 mithhipmen 

room' .Hl' li11ly nc1wor kt·d \lll'J'Ortlng 2·117 \ 1dn1 .111d d.1t.l <.Oll1mun1c1t1on\ (l) l'-.!lh 

mid,hipm.111 dc,k. \ ltd,hipmen .ire \\ell cquippnl to proflt from 1h1s em ironmem. l'nor 

to the heg1nr1111g. of tltt'lr ti r't .1t.1dt·1111c year, all pk-be, re«'IVC .111 .1th .111.:nl fully 11111lt1nll'-

dia dtsktop lllll n><:omputer \\ llh .1 'u11e of communi<.ation,, .1JminMr<1t11 c, .md ac.1dcmic 

,oft1\Jre 111c :"\,l\'.1l \c.1dc1m lllll'idc·r, inform.uion technology to be .11111"1011 crn1c.1! 

fl''<>lll<< .1 ,tr,lt<'gk 1n111.lll\l', .111d .I l<>ll' compcterll'\', ( 'on,n1ue111h· inlorm.uion i' 

embedded Ill L'\cn· l ''>:\'A function in .111 mcr-dmcn produ<t' .111d rt">ource\ . .\II 

1111d,J11p111c11 mu'l p11rdusc .1~.11al1\c.1dt·m)-'JlcUticd pcr-im.11dc,ktop11111.ro<.omputcr 

.111d 'olt11.1rc during l'lebc ~11111111.:r ,\fter i11trod11c1on training, milhhrpnwn use their 

1x·rso11.1l lomp111cr 111 1110,t .1c.1dt·m1c <Ollr'c' Jnd profe"1un.1I dndopmcm. 
\\''nrmg C.t'fltfl" 

Open w .111 m1<hhipmcn. the \\'riting C emer exi,b co hdp those nc:c:ding extr.1 \\riting 

imrrucuon. I he \\'nung ( rnter" st.1ffed by I- ngli,h deparrmc:nt faculty members. bmh 

ci,·1li.111 .ind milu.1ry. who .ire cxpc:n' in composition and in working w11h scmknts to 

11nprow th<'lr wr111ng sk1lk 

Mmh l.t1b 

!'he.\ lath l .1h is ,1,·ailabk w miJ,hipmcn w suppleme111 meenngs wich 1he1r own 

imtrucwrs. '>t.tlkd wnh Ciuilt) members or che .Machem.uics Depanmenc, chc \I.uh 

Lab provides .1\\JSl,ll\Lt 111 .ill core mathematics courses to midshipmen "·ithout prior 

appointments throughou1 tht .1eademic day. 

Amdt:1mc Cmter 

All midshipmen have .Kcess w the Academic Ce111er, which offers .ilademic advising 

services am! karning skills cl.1sses. '.'>tude111s who encoumer academic difTiwh1· during 

plebe ye.tr .ire rderred w rhc .\c.1demic Cemer where they receive spetial .ic.1dem1c 

adl'ising .. ic.1dcn11c dlt:uivene" da"e' and rnwring. A series oflearning skill, da.\Se,, 

indudmg rop1cs sud1 .is time m.111agemem, note: taking. effective re.tding, test t.1k1ng and 

ho" to rnpe '' nh challenges, "offered several times a year for imerested midshipmen. The 

Ac.1demiL Cemer coordinates che Plebe Advising Program where facultr members 'erve as 

the advisors for a rnmpan) or plebes during bod1 plebe summer and .KaJemic \'e,ir. 

A' pm of the AL.1dem1L Ce111er, the: ,\lidsh1pmen Group Srndy l'rogr.11n (:--.IC'>I') 

provide' .111 opportunit} for 1111dsh1pmen !O srud) with ocher' taking iiK same: course:, 

w compare: ll!Hl'S, w d1sul\s 1mpon.1111 conceprs. and ro devdop str.1teg1cs for s111dy111g. 

l.roups are directed h) 1111d,h1p1m.:n who have done well in the course and are trained 

in leadmg others. !'he: program provides assistance in chemistr)" calculus, physics. 

starics/dynam1cs ,1nd sc\'cral other courses. 

Ni1111rz l.ib1i11:iBuilt Ill 19- ~. 1he library 111dudcs a collcwon or some 636, 'iOO volumes or book .ind 

bound penodtLals, plm go\'t:rnmem documems. microforms, multimedia, extensiv<: 

holdmgs Ill "lpeu.tl ( 'ollc:c1iom and Arthives. and a growing array or clcc1ron1L 

resourtes. "lpc:C1.1I emphasis 1s on na,·.11 science and history. The Library's websm:, 

indudmg m web t.11.ilog .ind .111 cxtensi\'e number of elec1ronic journals and databases, 

is .tccess1blc: \'i.i the .1Ladem) 's network from the midshipmen's dorm rooms and 

fotulty offices. Comfonablc: reading and study areas can accommodan.: more than 

800 srudc:ms. rhc: library also contains seminar and group-smdy rooms. as well as cwo 

dec1roni<. classrooms. 

J\lulriml'{llfl Supporr Ct'lllcr 

l"hl· .\1ultimcd1.1 'iupport C .<'llltT (i\!)C) is the Naval Academy's audiovisual sc:n·1cc:. 

j\ !idsh1pmc:n and (;u;ulrl' use: 1he services of i\ISC rn enhance reaching and learning ar 

the .1L.idcm1 i\I'>( s focd1t1c:s indude a grnphics smdio; equipmcm loan; a d<1ssroom 

dc.ign and 111stalla1inn service; a prodtKtion studio; and a clmcd-circtlll television 

Jismbuuon sntem. 

A ptzge ofl>mo1:i• is 11•or1h 

tl book of log11 

-AD\llRAL H\.\1.\:-; 

RK KO\ H{. Ct 1.,, rn 19 22 

61 
(Jurs '' ii m11r111mr I/ii/WI/, 

rrqumng tf.r 1'1(1!/ pourr{ul 

11'111r1 to protert our free 

rtgf.rs to tl•r /.irthf'.•f mu lies 

of tf•t" Seils. 

I 1 >.iDo:o.i B. J.>lf'<\•l' 

h.! 

Resourn·s ;lj/0111 

rh.· fund.1mcmals of SC31fl.ll1\111p. n3\ 1gat1on .md 11.J\'al oper3!1011S .ire taught Ill 

lahoratonc' .1110.11 on our 1113n1 s.111 .md powa craft f'hc Rohen ( nm n ( enter on the 

'in crn River ,upports 111.111) of these Jtth mes. ,1, well .1, recr<.1t1011JI, 1mucollcg1.1te ,md 

offshore s.11l1ng. I he ~Jul \cadml} s l.1rgc and \Jncd Acct indudcs. 

• 20 I 08-foot )Jrd patrol craft. 

• 2 J 14-10111 sloops; 

• ') \0- to (1(1-1001 ocean r.1ung 1 .1d11s; 

• I 112..2; I 'ionar: 

• 22 420 d111ghil·,, 2 fntcrduh d111gh1l·s (1 lcch dinghie': 

• 22 I I d111ghie,: 

• ~() ~.!\') .26,: .rnd 

• g- l..t\l'[\ 

nw :--:'.n.11 Audem} \ s.11hng progr.1111,,1rul~ U>ll1J>r<hens1n:. Ir r.111go from h.1s1c 

111\lrtKUon w .1d\,t11tl'd 1nt<·rtolleg1.H<' d111gh} .ind 11Hernacion.1l-Jc:,d, npe1Hllean r.tcing. 

\II mid,Jiipmen p.tmlip.H< 111 ,.11hng dur111g l'lehe 'n1111111er rc:lel\ 111g 'a1l1ng 1mtrull1011 111 

l.1,cr' and ,Joop-ngg.:d kedho.m .\!mt \\ill lJUahf, w ",kipper" th<· :\,1\,1! Acadcm)°s Hect of 

0.,JV\' 26,. 

\ftcr Pich< 'i 1 'lll'f, 1111J,J11pm.:n 111a1 tr) our tor euher the lmercolleg1;11c l>mgh\ I cam 

or che \.m n Ofl~hore 'i.1iling lc.1111. Boch rac.111g progr.1111' are l11ghh compcumc and 

.tre c.on'i'ctnd1 top r.mked nmonalh \l1dsh1pn < r 1\ also p. pate 111 the .IL.1dem1 s 

( ommand, ~eam.111sh1p, a11<l ~ t\1gacion lrnm f. 'i1.1 dror ( '>\. 'il Tl11s program 

prep.ire' them !O ,.111 ont· of the \.,1dc:1m ' 44-1 1 loop' olbhorc dunng 5Ummcr umsc, 

.rnd thmc \\ho m.Mcr the 'kill~ rCl(lllred \\Ill tjll.1l1t) J' a ~en1or ()ff,hort ~k1pp<r (I he 

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Professiona l Courses and Training 

l'rok"ional <.our'c:' .rn<l tr.uning ar<.· an 1mponam pan of rhc '\.nal Ac.idem~\ 1nrq~rared 

progr.1m. Required cour'e' rn such .m:.1' .ts na\'al science. engineering. n.l\'1g.mon .rnd 

"capons ')''!ems gi'<: mu a "ork111g knowledge of modern n.t\.11 operarions .111d 1echnolog). 

( our,es 111 le.1<ler,hip, c:th1Cs an<l milna~ law help prep.ire you for lea<ler,h1p rc:sponsibilicics 

a> an uppc:rdas' m1J,hipm.rn .111d .1 commi,sionc:d officer. l'hnical eduu11<lll rc:.u:hes you 

rhc \,tluc or phni<..tl ficne" .111<l staying fit for life. Eight wec:b of annu.11 \Limmer tra1111ng 

imroduces you to opc:rarional unir' or the: Na'"' and \ lannc Corps. lifi: .n sc;t and thi: 

ri:sponsibilnic:, of .1 junior officer. 

Courses a\'ail.1hk .1s dc:rn\'es 111cludc: leadership and psycholog>. Also .1\'ailablc: .tr<.: 

c:xtracurricular program' sud1 J> rhc Yar<l P;nrol Crafr Squadron. 

Acnde111ic Year Courses nnd Trni11i11g 

Fourth CL,iss (Plebe) ~11r 

Professional courses three required imroducrory classes in na\'al science: .rn<l ka<lersh1p. 

(.nurses 111du<lc das-room studies .rn<l lab sessions 1n operanonal rraincrs .tn<l .1float 1n \·ar<l 

patrol craft 

lnfantl} drill .1hout U hours ofinfamry drill in the fall .ind spring. indudrng four hours 

111 the Brigade of \li<lshipmc:n dress parades. 

Physical educa tion the: Phvs1cal Education Depanmenc 1s tasked with .1cwmplishing 

one third of thc nmS1on or the '\a\'al Aca<lem~. ro prepare mi<lshipmc:n physically !O 

be..:ome profc"to1MI :--:a\') an<l \lanne Corps officers. This mission 1s .tccomplishe<l rhrough 

a rhorough an<l rigorom course: of 111strucrion in rhe fundamentals of swimming, personal 

dc:fcnsc:, lifoome fitness an<l rc:crcarional sporrs, and rhrough rhe rc:gular a<lministrarion of 

chc Physical ReaJincss lest. f\1i<lsh1p111en musr meet physical education rt:(]Uirc:ments <luring 

rhcir four years at the '\a\'al Acadc:1m in order !O graduate. The following is required 

for plebes: 

• Sw1mm111g JOO-merer crawl srroke; 50 merers using rhc breast'lrokc and 

elemcnran b.icksrrokt (seven to 11 srrokes per 25 meters); 5-mc:tc:r tower 

jump: •W·foot un<lcn-.uer swim; 200-merer swim (five: m111ures, 12 seconds 

maximum) 

• Boxmg midshipmen arc awarded grades based on proper form. offcns1\'e ,111d 

dc:fc:nsi\'c.: tc:Lhniqucs. fonicu<lc and ring crafr during .1 competiti\'I: hout aga111sr 

.in opponent of the same size, experience and gcn<la. 

\\'restling midshipmen arc awarded grades based on take<lowns, ri<lcs. pins. 

escapes, n:\'ersals an<l aggressiveness during a comperiri\'e wresrling hour .1gainst 

an opponent or rbe same size, experience and gender. 

Third Cl,iss l't!nr 

Professional courses two required in navigarion, ethics and moral reasoning 

Infantry drill ahout I.) hours in rhc.: fall and spring, including <lrc.:ss parades. 

Physical Education 

• 'iw1mming 400-mc:rc:r swim (I I minutes maximum); 50-mctcr sidestroke 

(sc:\'c:n to 11 '1mkes per 2') meters); I O·mcter towu jump; clothing (trouser) 

111Aauon in rhrc:c minures; 50-fooc underwat<:r swim full} clorhed 

Ir cannot be too ojil'll rt'j><'fltt'{! 

t/1111 111 modern u•,1r. ,mtl 

t'spednll)' 111 modan 11r1111zl 

u•m; tli~ chiefi1rtor in 

t1d11evmg triumph IS wl1t11 

IJtts been done in the 11'111' 

of thorough prt·par,monnnd tmming b<fim· rllt' 

begi11111ng of ll'tll: 

-T11FonoRF Rno.,1 \Hr 

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• \I ru.il t\n' I mid,lupmcP .ire .m.mled grades ba,ed on execmion of the martiJl 

.ut, ,kills; hre.1kt:1H,, 11pplr .rnd low<:r hod1 strike,, u1u111crs tn ,mke,, countcr' to 

from ,i.,J rc.u ,1ssaults, s\\ecps. throws, ofTens ve .md dctcns1n: ground fighung. 

wc,1pom figl111ng .111J .1 phnK.illy <..hallcnging c.ul111inaung event. 

\ econd (Jm, }e11r 

Profe\\10n.il <..0tlr\ C\ five JIC rcqum:J, including <..our'e' 111 11.iv.1! warf:m., n.w.il 

r .rnd \\e,1pon,. ,\lso reqt.ired .ire n w.11 clccmun and clectromcs and a 

le,1dersh1p ~ourse 1h.11 foLllSlS on d•e d1'n.11111c mtnacuon' of lc.1Jer, follower,, .rnJ snua11011. 

In f.mt~ drill ahout I ' hour' 111 the t;.ill and 'prmg. 111<..:uding drL"S' p.1r.1des. 

Phy,ical cdu<...11ion 

• '" 11111; .. ;.,, gr.idcd 1000-mctc• to 1800 meter m 1m 111 10 m111111cs, full~ clmhcd. 

( loth1ng (1rnuscrs onil-) 1nfl.111<111 111 two minutc:s. 

• l\•r,on.il condmmungtwdlnes' lunJarnentJl knowlc:Jge for .1 liletime ofheahh and 

phHk.il fltnt"Ss. 

• \I.mi.ii ·\ns 11 rn 1d,hipn11:11 .ire aw.irdc:J gr.1dn ha,ed on exe<..ut1un ot"advanc.:cd 

111.uuJl .ms sk1lk .1d1 .111<..c:J brcaktalb, wumer' to strike,, <.Ounters to front Jnd rear 

.1".mlt,, chokes .111J jo1111 locks and LOUntcr,, edged wt-apom, unarmed'' .irmt-d 

f'l\lOI, \\\l:c:ps, throws, offc:n,11c .ind def~·n,11·c ground fighting. wcapom hghting and .1 

phystc.illy ch.illcng111g Lt1lnuna11ng c1 <11! 

lin t Cl11n }l'llr 

Profc\\1011.11 <..our'e' the three reqmrcJ LOlUSe' arc .i <..Ontrol snicms l.ib relevant to 

\\Jrf.irt• '\''tern,, J l.iw .:our'e LO\Tnng milll.tr) ju,£ KC .ind the l.m of w.ir, .111J J jumor ofticcr pr.iLticum .iligncd \\ith S<f\ice .mignment plu, .111 engineering u>llf'<'. 

lnf.intr) drill k.iding dw hngadc 111 .ihom 1 \ hour' of dr.11. 1nclud111g drc" p.ir.iJe,. 

1'111 \le.ii educatio n 

• l ltc11vcs oppornmm· 10 .1Cqu1n• 'kills in .1 hti:t11ne L.trr) -over .lCll\"tt) 

18 dcLtl\'C,). l lcctives .ire oflcred 111 1hc iir,t '<'lllC,ter of 1he hr'! Lia" n·ar in 

f 8 liktimc L uryon:r 'P"n,f.itll\'llln: h.idminton, tir,t aid, fitnc", golt: water poln, 

r.1Lque1h.1~I. 'qu.1'h, tenn1,, \ollcyb.111. k.i).iking. !;' nuu,110., ha,kciball, weight 

tr.ii111ng. h.md w-h.md tomh.u WLcer, 'wim tondiuonmg •• rnd .in imroduction w 

dirnhing. All plw'iL.il c:duc.11ion ,ub1c<l' .trc gr;idnl. .rnd 11mhhipmen nnm p.i" .ill 

'uh1c<t' in order to gradu.ut:. \t•cond '<'lllntcr .ill fir,t d,i,s 1111d,hipmt•n arc required 

to Jo 'avice selection on 'PCLihc training 10 prc:p.ire them for the php1L,il 

1cq111n·mc111s of tht•ir scrviu: communny. 

1 n acld111011 co ti l . ,. , .·l requirements, all nmhhipmcn .ire rc:gubrl) rcq.urcd 1<> pa" 1hc 

l'hpiml Rt'lldint'H fr.a. I ht• l'R rull1'1\(\ of pu\h·Uf''· Lllrl Ill"· .rnd .1 I. 'i mile run. 

!'ht PR r I\ .1dm1111\tercd l\IL h \Cllll'\IC'r .ill f~lllr \'e3r\ . 

.., nuk· run maxirm1m mne for mt·n: '1 O:_rn ~la.xi mum mnt· for women 12:40. 

• 1'11,h up' .md turl-up' ~kn: 111111imu111rnp.l\s111 t\\o minulL"'• 4') pu,h-111"• 

(,',<Uri-up'. \\'omen: 111111imum 1n l"i" in two 11111111tn: 20 pu,h-up,, (,') <..url-u1" 

\I' 1p,). 

• \1: .111d rL'.iLh, touth we' in ,i11ing po,111011. 
S11111111er courses nnd tm ini11g 

Plebe summer 

llm \tarts on lnduuion I hy 111 lace JunL. Arc.is of emphasis include milirnrv 

l

indnctr1n;1t10n. phy,1ul educacton, b.1siL scamansh1p and sailing, small arms rra111ing. 

lirsc aid and incroduction ro personal rnmpucers. Sec pag.: t12 for more on Plebe: Summer. 

fhird class summer 

Jn the summer between your plebe and rhird dass years, you will n:port ro Na"y 

ships anJ submannes around chc world You become part of the ere\\ for rhree weeks, 

taking p.1rr in dnlk gunnery exercises and standing\\ arches underway. This experience 

gi,·t'.s you firsr-hand knowledge of the daily rouune of rhc Nav: at sea. You also learn Lo 

Jpprec1ate che talencs, responsibilirics and perspecri,•es of enlim:J men and women )'OU 

will I.uer lead as officers. Addicionally. )'Oll will spend chree weeks as part of rhe crew on 

a 4·1 loor Naval Ac.1dcm\ sailboar open ocean sailing in rhe d1allcnging en\'1ronmcnr on 

rhe La.stern seaboard. 

Second class summer 

Dunng che summer bdorc your second class year, you arc 1nrroduced ro even· major 

br.1nd1 ol the Navv and Manne Corps. In one ,1crion-packcd summer, you Ry Naval 

training and opcractonal ;mcraft, div<.: in a nudear-powered submarine anJ patrol, 

infihracc and arcack mock enemy positions with rhc \ larine Corps. Addiuon,1Ily, you 

\\ ill go ro seJ For rhret weeks onboard L'SNA Yard Patrol crafc to various Ne\\ England 

pons honing your 'eamansh1p and na\'lganon skills. 

firsr class summer 

In the final summc:r, you get rhc chance co plll your leadership skills co rhc ccsc, both in 

rhe Acer and at rht: -\tademy. I.or three ro four weeks, you join an operational unir. and 

this rime your duries are those of a 1unior officer. Dep<:n<l111g on \'Our career i1m:n:scs 

and qualiliLauons, you can choose a surface warship. submanne, a1rcrafr carrier, a\'lac1on 

squadron. or an L:OD mobile unit. You ma) also spend nm<:: rraining wirh rhe <;EALS in 

Coronado. Those midshipmen 1mcresccd in choosing chc J\lanne Corps .1f1cr graduation 

m,n .mend a four-week training course in Quanrico. Va. <;dccred midshipmen may also 

pamc1pa1e 111 a lour-wc<:k imernsh1p in a wide varicry of disciplines. You will also be parr 

of the Plebe Summer Detail. W'capons Derail. NAPS Detail or hold a leadership posirion 

on a YP or sailing ..:rui,e. 

Other summer craining opporrunities 

I ht Acadcmi aJ,o offer' summer school. \li<lshipmen may enroll in concenrrated 

vernons of regular classc:s co make up for previous unsarisfoct0ry performance or co 

gee .1hcad 1n curricular n:quin:mems. 1'11csc classes arc taken in lieu of summer lea,·e. 

·1 he Capra111 \l.mlull H. Cox/Capta111 A.H. Gaubarr Fund supporrs summer cravd 

and l.ing11;1g<: srudv .1bro.1<l by midshipmen and ne\\'I) commissioned Naval ALadem) 

gr.1du.Hcs. Program\ .ire ofTcrcd 1n Russ13n, J•tpanesi:, .)pan1sh, hi:nch and ( rerman. 

/31•i11g 11 !'lebe Summa auln wns 

profa1md(r re1v11rdmg. Its 1111t1m• 

ofpro111di11g me 1h1· occm101111s 11 

'q111ul lmda 10 dincr(r injlumce 

the paspective, nrtitudt'. mu/ 

m1111111g ofeleven i11dll'1dwd.sto wltom 1 will soo11 t'1/lrw1 th1· 

mre of 1his iwt1111/lon, t111d more 

1mport1111tf]1 thr li111•s ofmlisud 

,\ft1ri11es t111d S111lors-bro11ght 

mt• ro bt'tler 1111clers111nd 1h1' 

11nportm1ci· oft1mmcle, nccowu11bilit;\ integrity. tl'flmwork. 

Jo!lmve11hip. mu/ example. 

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Officer Development 

!"he purpose of chc L meed 'it ates '\a, al Academy 1s to provide rhe na\ al service wirh leaders 

of character who will serve the nauon 111 pt·ace and war. The A.cademy has a deep and ah1d1ng 

commitmenc co rhc moral development of it' midshipmen and to in.rilling rhe naval service 

core values of honor, cour.1gc: .rnd commitment. The goal of rhe character development divis10n 

" co mregrate rhe moral. erhic.11 and ch.u.icccr devdoprncnc of midshipmen aero" e\·ef) aspect 

of rhe '\.aval Academy experience. !"he imcgr.m:d characrer developmem program is rhc 'inglc most 

1rnporranr fearure 1hat disringul'ht"> the '\a,aJ :\udemy from other educational irmiruriom and 

officer commissioning 'ources. Flcmenrs of the character de\·elopmenr program include: 

• '1dmissio11 ra11did1111· S11110111·m.< t111d Reco111111t'lld,111om. Candidates for admiss10n .ire required 

to wrire an essay on .1 signific.111r ch.tr.1Cter-dndoping experience chat rhey han~ had, and 

teachers completing recommcndariom for candidaccs are specificalh asked co comment on 

the character and inregrin· of c.1ndidatcs as compared to rheir peers. 

• Plebt• S11111111er lmmmg. :-.. tanv hours of tra1111ng during Plebe 'iummer lay rhe foundation for 

character dc,·elopmenc as a midshipman. Honor lessons are presented on copies such as moral 

courage, integrity and loplty. the me.ming of honor, and che basic mechanics of the honor 

s1·stem. Addicion.illv. professionali,m classes address issues such as Na'}' core value,, civdm-. 

dignir: and respect, rc,pomihilir\'. ,dfb,sne" Jnd rhe \\arrior echos. 

• -liC mid 3/C Midslnpmm IJ1•1,1·lop111e111 Sm11111m. During 4/C and 3/C years che !\.an core 

l'alues of honor and courage arc rc,pcui,ch· emphasized. The 'l/C n~ar honor d1scu"1on stare' 

"·irh a case srudy th.a addrcs'e' \Ome .tspecc of honor. ,\ !idshipmen are reintroduced to the 

concept of honor and .1pply 1hc concep1 .1s ir relacn ro one's personal honor. chc Acadcn11 honor 

concept and honor creati'>e in c.Kh of the ca'"'· These 'l 'C \lidshipmen Honor discussion' 

.ue led by the comp.1111· officer .rnd ,t·nior enlisted leaders. The format for the 3/C cmin.ir' 1s 

similar. During .'liC year. ··rnungsrcr"' th.1racter del'dopmenr is also scheduled and performed 

hi' company officer' .rnd senior enlis1cd leaders. Company officers meet wich all of rhe1r 3/C 

midshipmen sen.:r.tl time' during 1he 'cmestcr .111d rel'iew/discuss case studies char emphasize 

some aspect of mor.11 or pl11·,ic.1l c011rage. -\II c.l\e srudics for chese se111111.1rs .tre pro1·ided hy the 

Character De,·elopment D1Yi,ion. 

• 1/C ( om1111m11·111 Fnnchmmr 'i1·1111111rr.1. Beg1nn111g wirh 1he Class of 200'1. a nc" approad1 

co character development for 2/C 1111dsh1pmen wa;. initiated. Now that che midshipmen 

h.we made 1he dec!'1on to accept the ohlig.uion of con11nued serl'ice, this forum will ,111011 

1hem the opponunil) to .tssc" their srrcng1hs .111d weaknesses and de1•dop .1 set of pcN>nal 

and profc,sional goals 1n .111 inrcr.Kt11·c lorm.11. The seminar is en citied, '"rhe Second Cb" 

Commitment Enrichment '>em1nar." !"he go.11 is to supporr che mi"ion of rhc At,1dc:m:-

bv spec1ficall1' directing and cxp.tndrng 1hc: midshipmen's focus on the: \:,1vv core ,·,1lue of 

commmnenr. and the .tpplic;uion of chis \,1luc 1n the: mithhipmen's lin~s rod.H" .1nd .1s future 

leaders 111 rhc '\a\'\ and \l.mnc Corps. Lteh 2/C mid,htpman :mend' J ,eminar. in the 
'"ming from I (iOO w I 'J '() with 011<: or cwo lJculry/sraff fociltt.ltlJr' per Sl'll1in.1r. l"he 'cm mars 

arc ,chcdulnl tliroughouc che yi:;u .111d e.1d1 mi<lshipm.111 is free to chome whid1 J.t) h< or she 

aucmh. l pon l0111pletton ol tlm se11111ur. n11dsh1pmen \\ill ha\'e completed wh.n .1111ou111s to 

a hk 1111\Sion stJ(ClllClll. nus \\ t!I .till)\\ chem to bener align anJ pnontllt' their pt·Nm.t! .111J 

prok"tonal com11111111t·11ts, lreating gre.11cr focus in achievement ol chcir go.tis. huthermore ic 

will benefit th~m as furnre ofhcers ,1s che\ arc challenged" ith <Ounseling and men wring their 

voung sailors and .\l.1rulC\. 

• JI( C.1p110111' ( l1t1r<1C1t'r F-:,Alo1ce Sem1111ir1 l·our years of l h.iracrcr Dcn:lopmcnt progr;1ms 

lUl1111n:ttes 111 a Capstone Char.lCter Lxcdlence Seminar. !'his seminar ts do\'et.uled wtth rhe 

academic course\ 111 leadership .mJ mor.1! reasoning taught throughout the 111idsh1pm.m\ four 

)'ears ,11 che ,1c.1demy. I he go.LI of thi' seminar is to suppon chc mi"1on of the'\,\\ .1l 1k.1demy 

b} providing first cl.1ss midshipmen the opporruniry to discuss some complcx ethic.ti .111d moral 

issues. Ti:ipics .ire dtsul\sc<l in small groups. which include a mix of midshipm«n .tnd st,1fllCKt1h) 

members. The scmin.1r gives c.Kh first d.m. midshipman a v,1lu.1ble upponuntty !O test !us or her 

thoughts, .ind diallengcs those of their peers. This experience is enh.mccd b1 input from st;11l 

member,, who have t'Xpt'nenct's ~1111il.1r 'irn.mons either as commt,,1oncJ officer' inrhc H.:et or 

uv1li.111 profC;.s1un.1ls who c.1n provide valu.1ble insighr from a nun-mil nan· '1ew nor othcrw1S<· 

cunstdered, but impon.111r to understand" ht'n making a decision. !'he 'em1nar;. pro\'tde a forum 

in which midshipmen tdt·.1' .1nd ,olutions to Heer-related problt'ms c.1n be tested In addirion to 

toplls .1ppropn.uc to d1c1r hm1rt' commMioncd service. a gu.:sr spt:akt:r. u;.ualh- of H.1g r.1nk. ts 

in\'t11:J to .1Jd .m expcnen<ed per,pccm e. Each firsr cla.\s midshipman " r.:qlllred to .mend one 

of rhcse Jay long st:min.tr' d1.11 .ire offered numerous rime' rhroughout the ac.1dcmtC ye•tr These 

st:min.m .ire runded by pmatt: Jun.111uns from rhe Elliott family in memory of their son, h1S1gn 

John Hlton, Cla" of 2000 

• /111111.111 l:rl11c.1t1011 Rt'fOltrC<' Officer (Hl:RO) Progr.im This peer-education .111d p.:n-resource 

hunun rdattons n<t\Hirk plact's spt:ltalh· trained midshipmen rr.1iners and ad\'lsors for e.Kh cla" 

111 C"Jch rnmp.1m. !'he progr.1m is designed ro pro,·ide support to th.: ch.1111 of w111m.111d in all 

hum.111 relations .irt'.ls. resolve peer issues \\t1hin rhe companies. and provide t'dLtc<ltlon .1nd 

infor111a11011 to nmlsh1pm<'n that will help them make responsible dccisiom in th.:1r O\\ n lives. 

and to contribute to .1n etl\'ltonmcnc or d1gnir) and respecr for others within the Brigade. 

• Honor Remrr/11111011 l'rogrr1111. !'he midshipmen who are found gut!ry of honor ofkmes bm 

rctamc<l lw the Comm.111d.111r arc put into a comprehensive honor remediation progr.11n 

Tim program plact's the 1111dsh1p111.111 under the menrorship of a senior orficer for .1 designated 

period. usualll' four 1110111hs. I his inrrospecm•c period requires readings and personal rt'Hectton 011 honor, exteml\'l' dtscw.siom with tht: mentor. participation in co111111un11v st'r\'ict', .111d 

compleuon of .1 wri((en chest\ 

• Ch,m1t1a [),.,.,./npmmt \pMkers f'rogmm. During Plebe Summer, pro111inc111 spc.1kers from 

tht' ,,1,' anJ .\l.mne ( urp' arc brought 111 to talk abouc chc naval service core ,,1lue' of I lonor. 

( our.1ge. Cu111111t1rnt'11t .111J what thc'e v.t!ut:s mt:.lll to chem. T'hc '\J\'JI St:n tce Core \'alucs 

.)pc.1kcrs progr.1111 enables the new d.1ss m interact with such prominent lc.1dt:rs as the Chief of 

:" 1val Opcrnrions, the ( omm.rnd.mt of the .\larine Corps. former asrronaur J.1111cs Lovell, former 

'>e<retary uf the :"'.ivy j,1111e' \\'ebb and others. 

• Uj}1~ml•1p ( 011/;·mut'. In the sptrtt of the ,\largaret Corbin l·oundauon. th< L.. '> 'Jav.1! 

1\udenn· ( h.1r.1Cccr I )nclop111t't11 ()"·"ion hosrs an annual )en·1ce A<.adenn Offi<t:rshtp 

Conference. Ong111.1llv .1 forum to d1"u" gender issues, the conference has evolved to 

111dude the l.trge~ issue' of culrnr.1! awarcn~ss and intelligence, di,·ersiry .ind rhc central 

officer trai" or respt'll .111d cl\ ilit)'. 

• C1Jt11t1cta Q1111na/)· I ht• Characrer C..(u.mcrly newsletter is d1< nt'wslctter of charactt'r 

dcvdupmcnt c!lort' .I! the l'nttcd States '\aval Academy. Its purpme" to serve the ·\c1dcrny bv 

un11n11111ic.1ttng t\\ues n:l.tttng w the moral anJ crhical dcvclop111e111 of midshipmen 

!Zn dmly rou/111<' r/1•1111111(/s 

" ble11d ofpmamt! 

t1ppliCr1rio11 to cl1tssmo111 

1edm1q11eJ 1h111 is 1ru(1· r1 

tl'ork-s111dr 1•1111iro11mo11 

flt irs fine;/. lh· 11e1·rrf,·lt 

mhibited hy tllt' rntTtcu/11111 

or deprived m 11111· >t'llJI'. 

Instead fin g1/lm opport11111~y 

10 rtgulrlr(J' n1t1k1· drnstom 

1ht11 m1w11111 to t!w bnt 

!t•t1dership m1i11111g 1tv111/r1h/1'. 

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Grading 

Grades have an added d1111cmion at the ~aval ,.\cadcmy in char they afft:cl your st;Hus and 

privilcgt:s as a 1111dsl11pman. ,\,the nujor dt:rcr111inanr of class rank. tht:y ;tho intluenct: 

ship sdecrion or .idvanct:d 1r.1in111g \Cht:duling following sernct: assignment and st:nwrity 

upon graclu,uion :111d rnm111is,ioning. 

We ust: a letter grading sy,tem with tl1csc valut:s, called quality poinc equi\'aknrs. or QPI' 

A ~ ·LO (hccllenr) 

B - J.O (C.ooJ) 

C: 2.0 (5amfacrory) 

[) 1.0 (.\ larginally passing) 

I· 0.0 ([·ailing) 

Cradcs art: a,·cr.ig<.-<l ming a wt:1ghrcd sc·111c.:stcr hour ')'Stem called the quality point raring or QPR. 

Your QPR 1s figum.I by muhiplnng the QPL rc't:c1ved in each cour.c hv the semc">tt:r hour. of 

credit for the cowst. I har tOla.l 1.s divided b} rht: meal number of hour. co111plm .J in the 'it:mcsrcr. 

You earn scmcslcr Ql'Rs and .1 cumuLmvc QPR 'CQPR) haS<.'tl on al.I of your gr.ides. 

\lidshipmen muse maincain .t rn111ulat1\·e QPR of 2.0 or above or they risk academic 

probarion or disnmd. As n:qum:d by law rht . .\cadcm1c Board rc,·iews tlK· records of 

academically ddiuenr midshipmen. ~ !idship111en subject to academic discharge arc those 

who fuil rwo or mort: coursc·s: have a semcsrcr QPR helow 1.5: fail to remove academic 

probarion; are two or mort· c.:uurses b.:hind in 1hc mamx o( rhe a'signc:d major: do not 

fulfill a rc:quiremt:m pn:viousll' ass1gnt:d by tlit: Academic Board: or do nor complett all 

graduarion requirements bv 1he end of the firsc-dass year. 

Crades in milirary pcrforn1.11Kt:, conduct. phl'sic.:al educarion and summer professional 

rraining ar< not indudcd 111 rh< QPR. bm they are figun:d lllto chts> -randing. );msf.tnory 

performance 111 prnll:ss1on.1I areas is n:quired. 

Recognition of Excellence 

Three honor categont:s rc:rngnize milhhipmen with oursranding ;Kadem1c .md 

professional records: 

S11pcri111mde111'.< l.w- 111idsh1pmt:11 w1rl1 semesrer QPR of .H least 1.-! and no 

grade ofD. I'. I: grades of A in miliiary performance. A in conduct and A or B 111 

physical educ;111on. 

Dert11J I 1sr- m1dsh1pmt:n nor on the Supcrinrendenrs Lise wnh semester QPR of 

3.4 and no gradt: of D, I. I 111 <lily ,1cadem1c rnurse: grades of ar least a B 111 111il11.1n· 

performanc.:<.:, B 111 rnnduu .ind .11 ·\, B. or C in phrs1c.:al educ.mon. 

Co111111tt11d11111s I rsr- m1dsh1pmc:n wirh semcsrt:r QPR or:u least 2.9. grades of at 

l<.!a5L B 111 mil11.iry pt:rformanu:. ·\ 111 con<lucr and B 111 plws1c.1l education 
I lo11or societ in 

A numbr.:r ol n.u1on.1I 'choJ.1,til honor 'IKic1ics arc rcprcscnrnl al chc '\!aval i\c1Jcm). 

:>.1iJ,h1pmcn who l'X<.d .1ladem1L.tll) 111.1y he rccommendnl for 111cmber,h1p 1n 

thc,c 'o<.1erir.:': 

01111cro11 Dcltt1 lp.<1'011 - llltcrn.1rion:il honor socien· for r.:conomin . .\lid,hipmcn 

<..111J1d.nc:' tor dl'lll<Hl 1<> chc: :'\.1v.1I A<.aJenw chapter ncc:d not be economit' 111.11ors bur 

mmt h.we an O\'C:rall ,d1ol.1,1tl avc:r.1gc: of B .rnd ac leasr rwr.:h-c <.redirs in eu>nomics wirh 

a B .m:r.tgc or better. 

/>In Alpha Fht•/11 int" n.nional honor \oc1cty for hiscon. \ k111bcrsh1p 1ndudes both 

fornlf} and '1udc1m \\ho p<1mc1patl' in forums and scm1n;m., .1lso hosung gm·sc 'pe.ikcrs 

anJ regional mccunp of the sOLIC:C). 

Phi Kappa P/11 for '11perior scholar,hip in all fields of Sllllk Gp[() >IX ptrn:nc or rhe 

m1dsh1pmt·n of c 1th d.1" nu1 he: <.hmcn co join, half dunng their ":cond lla" ye.1r and 

h.1lfin tirsc-d.m ye.ir. 

Pi Sigma Alp/Jtl n.Hional honor 'ociery for polmcal scirnce. IO be: eligible: for membu,h1p. rnllbh1pmcn muse sr.mJ in chc upper one-rhird of their class wich .1 B or bener 

a1·crage m .u le.1st 15 hours of politKal science courses. 

Phi 51g11111 /0111 1nrc:rnanon.1I honor mc1cry for foreign bngu.igcs. lo be d1g1blc: for 

mc:mher,h1p. m1dsh1pmcn mmc ha\'t' an overall B an:ragc:, a B an:r.1gc: 111 forc:1gn language 

cullfsc:' and h.11c: u>111plcccd atk<llh:cd courses in foreign languages. 

Pi il111 )igina - nauon.11 mc:d1anic.1I engineering honor souer\' . .\1idshipmc:n ma1on11g 

111 mc:l:han1Lal rng1nc:c:nng who stand 111 lhe upper third of che1r dass a' sr:111ors or dw 

upper nrih as 1un1ors arr: eligible: lor membership. 

S1gi11t1 Pi 5ig111t1 phys1Ls honor society, ,1ffiliated with rhe Ameri<.an lnsrmm: of Ph pies 

and tht .\mc:ril.111 ·\ssociarion for ch« AJvancemenr of '>ci.:ncc. M1dsh1pmc:n c.111d1da1es 

for membership mu\! h.m: lOmplc:cc:d chrct• scmesrers of phnics with .ir li:,l\t .1 B ;l\'crage 

and mmt he Ill the: upp<:r one third of 1hc1r class in general scholarship. 

Sigi1111 li111 Def111 11.111on.1I l·.nglish honor sotiery. lo he d1g1blc: for memher,hip. 

m1d,Ji1pmen mmt ht· in che upper third of che1r class w1th •II le.m a B average in .1J1 a need 

l ngli\h LOUr\C:\ 

S1g11111 Xi 'llc.:ntific resc.1rch \Ollc:t1· 1h,11 c:ncouragc:s onginal invc:scigaciun in thc tidds 

of purr: .111d applic:d stic:ntc. The :-\.wal Acadcmy chaprcr indudc:s mcmhc:r' from the: 

profc:"1011.il \I.tits of chc: .K.1demy aml rhe Annapolis lab01acory of the: '\.;av.ii '>urfou.: 

\\'.1rl.1rc: Cenic:r. 

!t111 Betti Pi n.lllOll.11 eng1necnng honor souc.:cy. rhc cop lifrh of senior e11g111eenng 

111a1cm .111d cop cigh1h of 1un1or r:ng1nc:ering rnaiors arc d1gibk for membr:r,hip. 

Lp.<i/011 P1 lpsiflJ11 inrcrn.1tion.1I honor sodei;· for che mm puling sciencr:s Iii be 

dig1hk tor 111rn1hc:r,hip. 1111dship111en musr hav<: a minimum of a 3.0 QPR over.ill .rnd a 

.~ 2'i ql'R in l!llllpuccr \llCncc: lOUr'e'. 

Renl1zi11g ho111 111111/i I l1t11't' 

grown 11; 1111 111di1•irlut1f /,,1s 

b1•n1 tht• mmt rnur1rrli11g 

experience. !hough /1<'no11rtl 

rlt'l·dopmt'llt n•rc11111!1· 1.< 

1101 spt'<'ifii· to tf,,. ,\~mt! 

Acndany. 11 is the s1ttllflm·d 

here. Ask rl gmdtullt' 1/'11• or 

sh1· has refteaed on 1111d 

ba11 shaped br tlll'ir 1\~mtl 

Amdc1111• t•xp1•rtt•11c1· rmrl )'O/f 

u•1/I get fl reso11111li11g, ")'t'S." 

-:>.I ll'>l 111'\1 \' J) \\ I 

I' •\RKFR. Ci \\\ l lf 2008 
£ 1

1/{ll't ti/I C/fflllllift/l/Ct'S, 

ti dt'Cl.>/l't' lltl/'1J/ .'llft'rlfJ/"/f)' 

IS 10 ht• t"011.<ir/al'fl 11 

j1111d.11111·111t1I pri110 pit•, 

111/r/ tf1t h1tsi_1 llf'Oll t1•/11c/i 

.ill hfJp1· ofmfft'SS II/WI 

11ltim111c6· rlcpmd. 

-(;1 OR<.! \X'A.~111~(, 10~ 

70 

Graduation Requirements 

·ro be digiblc: w gradu.ue, you mu,c· 

• complc:te .n bm U7 alademit cred11 hour>. including con: requirements 

111 cngincning. n.1tural sucncn. humanmes and social sciences: 

• complc:re rhe cour,es required in your chosen major; 

• achieve a final rnmularive qualiry poim ratmg (CQPR) of ar kast 2.0. a 

C. average; 

• meet rcqum.:d standards 111 proless1onal stud1.:s and ar-sea Lrain1ng; 

• mcer required \Landards of militan pt:rformance, conducr. honor and 

phrical education; and 

• accept a comm1ss1on 1n the ~avy or .\ larine Corps. unless one is 

nor offered. 

Awards 

Outstanding 1111dsh1p1rn:n .ire re<:ognized publicly dunng Commissioning \X'eek. A 

number of orga111zarions and ind1"iduals >ponsor more than 200 prizes and aw.ud' 

honoring midshipmen li.ir exccllc1Ke in academics, professional srudics, leadership. 

:1thlcrics, sailing. debace and public spc,1king. 
Ad"anced l:..ducation 

Postgraduate education 1s c:ncour.1gc:d for all na\'al officers and 1s pracrically a rcqu1remt:nr 1n coday's 

Nav} .m<l \lannc: Corps. which operate n~ry sophisocncd sntcms in a ch.111g111g, complex \\'orld. 

~carlv all gr.1Juatc:s go to .1dvannod professional 1ra111ing en route to their lirn dur\' aso;ignmc:nrs. 

New ,\larine Corps officers go to J'hc Basic School at Quanuco, \'.1. Navy ensigns go t0 nuclear power 

school. Right rraining or orhc:r schools, depending on cht:ir chosen spccialrv and the narnre of cheir 

firsc .1ssignmcm. Profc:ssion.11 tr.tining .:oncinues chroughour vour <.arecr. l'herc: also .ire several ways 

for '\av al A<.:.1dcmy graduates to earn advanced arndem1c dcgrcc:s b..:side, chc: \ olunc.1rv C.raJuacc 

Educ<Hton Program (\'Cl· I') disnl\se<l on page 59. 1\lost officers arc automaucallv rnnsidcred for 

graJu.ne school .1s they tomplccc their firsc du() a!>S1gnmcn1. If sdcrn.:J. they <.:an encer masrcr's degree 

progr.1ms .11 the ;\,1\'al l'ostgra<luau: \chool in .:--lomcrey, Calif.. or at an appron:d civilian universl()'. 

Up w 'iO N.1".11 Ac.1d<.:m) graduaces m:n go immediately co the N.nal Posrgraduacc: '>chool or Air 1-orce 

lmmuci.: oflcchnology in lhycon, Ohio. 

~ ltdshipmc:n "1th oumanding .1c.1Jem1c records can compete for a number of schol.1rsh1ps for 

pci-rgradu.11e school right .1ftc:r gr.1duauon from che >-:aval Acadcm} or .1fra .Ill 111iti.1l opcrarional 

as\lgnmcnc !'here\ aJ,u .1 prngr.11n for up ro I 5 graduates .1 n:.1r who \\'1111 w combine Gtrecrs 111 

medium: and the Na'T· lo prcpart· for chis progran1, mid,hipmcn usualh 111.1jor in thcmiscry anJ 

thc:n c:nrcr civili.111 or .irmcd forcc:s mcJical school. soon .1fcer graduation and commissioning. 

l'he following gradu,nc: eJuc.n1un progr.11m arc: currently available:: 

.\111•r H11rk1· l'ro.e,mm ( j1111ior l inc Officer Advanced l .duc.11ional Program) open 10 I 5 qualified 

gr.1dua1cs 111 each cla" for scuJ1 rowud a ma,cer's dcgrcL in science or cngincTnng. l'hesc swdics, 

u,u.1111 .It the: Naval Pm1graduarc 'Khool, begin after one opcra11011al wur of two to lour years. 

,\f,11·111t· Corp.< Hurkr /'n~'(l'rlfll-opcn ro 15 graduates from each da" \\ho entn the .\11,mnc Corps. 

c.r.1d11.1tc: swdy bc:gtm .1pproximarcly [\\'()years after co111111iss10111ng. 'ic:lcctccs m.1y choose tht:ir 

ftdJ of \llllh from .111 t'Xtensivc Jjq of disciplines. 

It IS 1111 t'.\j)l'l'lt'llff 

1111/ikt ti/I)' otlu•r. I 

hrll't' )'t'/ I~ ji11d 

r111y1h111g els1· thf// 

tru6• forces )'Oii rn 

Sll!f' 0111 of)l()/I/' 

COi/i/Ort Zllfll' ti> Ill/Ith. 

I b1;/i1•t>t' thrtr if)•ou 

r1re 1dwr~ys co11ifortr1/7'c, )'011 arc probr1b!J• 

1101 111lf'l'Ol'lllg. In 

lf'f11d1 Ct/St', u•/it11 I! 

1'11· pomt ofed11c111u111; 

-~!1 )\J ''H' 

E:.1rn 1 R1 n-DJ\< i,, 

Ci \\\ 11 2008 

~1 
-1 

, _ 

Orm11ogmphy }oi111 ,\fmur's [)1·gre1• Progmm - one officer from ,111 rnmmissioning soun;cs including the ~aval 

\udemy mav be ".:In ted for a graduate program 111 ocean scicnces at the .\ lassachuse~ts .Immure ofTcchnolog)'·/ 

\\«mds I lok Oceanographic lmtiwtion. This 27 ·lllollth program leads to a mai>tcr of science degree 111 mcan 

engineering and plw,1cal oceanography and a Nav) warfare subspecialty designation in oceanography. 

Olmm·d h1111ula1um \rholnrslnp.< cscablishcd by 1he (.eorge and Carol Olmsred Foundarion in rnopcration wnh 

the lkpartmenc of Defense. rh"c schobrships suppon rwo years of graduate education ar fon::1gn universities, using 

l~ireign languages. for Nan and ,\larinc Corps officers. Two Na,·al <\cademy graduates who have served bcrween 

tlrn.:e and cen vcars of active duty arc cl1g1ble each year. 

\l"i/1111111 H (,', Fi1z(iaald Scholanhip supports two years of graduate study at Oxford University in Fngland for ont· 

or cwo '-:aval ,\cadcmv gradu.ucs each year. 

l/1r1111ns Potl'/1,i/I Sdw/,mhip- supports two years of graduate swdy ar Cambridge Univcrsiry in England for one 

N.n·al Academ~ graduate each \·car. 

( Jiw A. 71pj \d1olrmli1p- suppons cwo years graduate scudy ;u the Rupn:chc-Karl Uni\'ersiry of I lcidelbcrg, 

( ;crmany, for on.: '\.nal :\cadcm\ graduacc of each das>. 

i\.1val Acadrnw gr.1dua1es mar t\U•tli~ for a number of ocher scholarships and fellowships awarded for stud\ ar 

Ll\11i.111 college' and univcrsiries. I hesc graduate sllldie, can be pursued in \'arious fields while graduates rccei,·e par 

a' commis,1om:d !\avy and 1'Lmne Corps officers. Lp co 25 members ofc;Kh class c.an begin postgraduate studies 

under rl1ese sch0Lmh1ps immediately ali:er graduating from chc l\"aval Academ~·· Such scholarships include: 

Rli11des find .\f,mh,zll \'ch11!tmlnps for cwo or rhrcc year' of graduacc smdy in any field leading to a masrcr of arrs or 

m.Mer of philmophv degr.:e - .11 ( )xford for che Rhodes Scholarship or at any uni,usirv 111 Grear Bnram for rhe 

1' larshall 'id1olarsh1p with .111 expenses provided for m1dy and cra\'d. Thiny-eight midshipmen have won chc 

Rhodes 'icholarship s1nc1: l 930. when Nan parricipaiion began. f'here ha,·e been thineen Marshall scholars smce 198 l. 

li'lll11m1 Scholm·ship lor gradu.ne '111dy 111 am• major, wnh emphasis on public service. l.Jp ro four midshipmen are 

norntnarcd during their fUn1or \'tar. 

C111g'(mlm111 Fellou•sli1p Daniel ;rnd l'lorencc Guggcnhe1111 Found;mon) for graduace scudy at one of chree major 

ct:ncers for research ;111d development 111 rocket propulsion, sp;Ke Hight .ind space H1gh1 srrucrnres. 

llarz frllowsliip (Fannie and John Henz Foundauon) for graduate scud,· in the applied physical sciences at a choice 

ol 2- uni,·crsiucs. 

Na11011,t! \o,·11rt· Fo11/l(/,11ion (1\i\I J Fellou•sh1p leading to a master of science or a master of arts degree in rhe 

machcm;uic.11. physic.ti. biologiG1i. t:ngmeering. and social sciences and 111 the hisrory and philosoph~· of science. 

IJl't1pa L,1/Jrmuor)' Felloll'ships for gradt1<llt' study in ccd1111cal ma1ors ar the \ !as~achusctts lnscimtc orTedrnology. 

Boston U111versit~· or Norrheastc.:rn universicy. 

(11/ft'S Cr111ilmdg1· \clw!tmlnps for lWO vcar' or gradualc 'wdy ar C.unbridgc Universiiy in England. 

lmmedi111t' (,md11tllt' !:d11m11011 /'rogmm (/(,F/' 1 - open co 15 ananon olliccrs. 15 surti<:e warfare officers. and 

20 subm.innc.: officer' c.:aLh year. staning 111 June or Juh following gradu.H1on from 1he Naval Acadenw. Craduates 

St:lc..ted for It.LP complete a one-vear cechn1ul 111.1,tcr\ degree at the \Ja,al Poscgradu.lte ~chool or Air hire<.: 

ln\ClllllC: or lcchnoloi;~" 

Other scholarships arL' .1vailablc 111 ;1ero'p•1Ce engineering. compurcr science, elcctriLal engineering. machemarics. 

mechanic.ii engint:ering. na,·al ardrncccurc. nuclear engineering. ocean acoustics. and physics. 
Division of Engineering and Weapons 

Aerospace I· ngineeri ng Deparcmenr 

I·lectrical l:ngineering Dcparcmenr 

~1echanical Engineering Deparcmc.nr 

Na\',11 Architecnm.: and Ocean Engineering Department 

Weapons and Sy~cerns l:'.ngmeering Deparcmcnr 

(0111m1111der Robert L. Curbeam, Jr., [,'SN 

U. \. N11l'tl! Ar11demy 

U1wofl98·1 

T11L U.S. NA\-\LAC·\Dl.MY 

l'RODL (I'> \10Rl AS mo:-.: ·\UTS 

111;\N ·\N\ OTlll R L. '-I\ LRSITY 

1:--. 111~ l OUN I RY. 
Aero~pace h1gineering Department 

\ cro,p.tu: l nginccring Major 

l1< , ·)'J<c cng11 cn111g dq• .• 1111<1H otter' one ot 1hc most cxctt1ng .111d (hallcng111g at.1dcn11c progrJm' 

11 the:\ nJI \t.idcm\ I lie progran• 1s strU<tlm:d to produce 1u,al otT1nrs \\ho \\Ill ser.e 111 the lordront 

of the 111ccp11on dnclopment .111d cmplm mcnt ot :\J\} .ur and '!"Kc a."et,. I he c.um<ulum prm 1<lcs 

1 b.Rkgro1 nd 111 cngmcenng fund.unencals through tour'c' 111 d1enmtn. phrstC.s, mJthem.mo. engmcer111g 

mcch t11IC\ thcrmod\ nJflllL\ nd clcc1r1,.1I < ngmecrmg \\ 1th thc'>c suh1c' 1s as a ha'" students undcnake 

Jcrmp.Ke eng1m rlll{; IO('IL~ lllt 'udtnr .1croJ) n.tlllll ,, propu(_.on ,mcf Jerosp.tlC Strltl.tUrc<> rhe 111,1 Or 

1 1lued11cd h\ the I ni;111ccrmg \,ued11.mon (.om'1msmn of the A,crcd1ta11on Hoard for l:.ng111ccr111g 

md Tcdl'1011>p 

In the .trc of 1cro1111111cs '111dc11t' extend 1hc1r \tud\ ot .1l'rnthna1111cs tl1ght \trll(tl,rcs .1llll flight mcch.111 

I<\ rhc J\lfOll IUllC\ Ir Ilk 11 O\\S st11dent' to \{llJ\ J.\troth 11.lllllCS, sJtclllle ,lltl!UdC d\ llallllCS and (Ontrol, 

md 1he 'I'·"' cm1ron111<111 Both 1r.1,b urnduJ, \\1th .1 dc,1gn '""''c, 'd11d1 .11lm" n11d,h1pmt'n to apph 

thctr Cllt-lllC'<ttng knmdcdgc 10th< dc"gn ot ,Ill Jcro or 'l'·lle flight Hh de Both tr.1cb .11,n 1mohc 1hor 

011gh l.1brn 1tnn ~pcritt1<11t.111on I h< 0:,n,11 At.1d,·111\ s ·""''l'·"e lahor.uon t.1ult110 Jr< '"Ill<' ot the 1110'1 

.1d\,llllfd .ind cx1cml\c 111 d1c <nu111n I he'.: L1ul111c:' 111dudc \lrllltllt<'' p1opuh11111 Jnd rotor !Jh,; \.tr1.1hlc: 

s11hdtl\ urcr .. lt s nrn:.11or 'll.ICC'crah 1r.1,k111g .rnd c:\pcr1111c:111.111nn t,1ul ues and \,mou' "111J 111nncl, "uh 

flo\\ \cloCtlt<\ 1 1ng111g !tom sull>Ullll 10 '111'<.'Nllllt 

\l\111lc gr 1d11.1tes of .1ll 11111nr' arc prcparnl l..ir tare er' 111 na,.11,1\1.1t1n1•, tht' .1ero,p.K< cng111.:a111g lllJJOr 1, 

llllC' dcd for th°'e "ho .1re not onh ta,,111,11eJ b1 flight hut \\Jill to und<'m rn<l th<' tethnolop of makmg 

.tit .ind 'PJU f11gl11 \\Ork 

( .r.1<fo.1t 'from 1!1< t"rnsp.1cc cngll'C"crmg m.11or .trc .11,o fulh pre p.11cd to undcrtJke pm1grJduatc t'duc .. uion 

program, 111 eng111ccnng di.opl111cs e11hcr .11 the :'>..na.I l'ostgndu.l!c \d1ool or am other J<a<ll'mll 

ll!SttlllllOll '\.t\ 11 oflllCf\ \\ 1tl1 td\a!IC«i degrll"\ Ill lhe ,JCro,pace ol'CJS lllJ\ he ,1"1gncd to b1Jlt•t 111\0h mg 

1hc rneJrth, dndn1"11c1•1 ll"it md t\alu.111on cit :\.I\] 1 r,r.11t or 'P·""'r.11t p10J<Cts I Otd110n' tor thc,C' 

ch.1llrng111g techn .11 h1llets mdudc the ~ l\al \ir "istcms ( ommJnd :'>..l\JI Re\C irch I aborator.. f"t Pilot 

'ld100 the '\,I\\ s \p.1u ( 0111111.rnd, tht' L 111ticJ "P·lll ( 0111111.rnd tl1< '\an 'opau 'iupport c\ctl\lt\ and 

pcrhaJ" .1, Jn l\,11 ''1ro1• 1111 '"ii' the '\auonal \cron.111t1,s .md \p.1cc \dn11111str.111011 

Curriuilum Rct1u1rc111c nl\ (111 .1dd111on to d1c fl<lll rtmcni- ot pldJc \e,1rl 

l'rof'''"" '\I 'OI, "I 102, :\I 100, :\:'>.20·1 :\'illO. ~"·10:\; 

\l.11h,·m.111": 'i\1212 . ..,\1221. 

"'"'Ill<. 'il'21 I, "1'.?12. 

I l11111.11111lc\. 111 121 'i, 111121(1,1\\n ck·lmn 1ndud1ng Oil<' .11 dw I00/ 100 Ind; 

lng1nnru1g.ll lll II 1>2,l\12111\121-.1\12121\1121 l\IWJ,l-.,IOO,l-.,110; 

\l.11111 ,\ crnn.11ttll' Ir.id, I \.?01,I \2.01,I ·'dOl I \101,l \\01,l \IOS,l ·\>22,I \>\2 I \"101. 

I \ 1 I I, I \ 1 "I I \·110, plus l\\<l 111a1nr dcllll c,. h1ron.1u1i,, t"r.1d. I \201. l \201 I \ 10'i, E \ 108, 

l \ 12.2, I \ 1(12, I \ IC.1, I \ 1c,::;, I \·161, I \ 16) I \ 1Cih, I \ 16 ',I \4 ·o. plu' onc 111J1or <'hll\c. 

"'4 
ro ace Lngineering our e~ 

L \20J Pnnc1p)c, of \ cro>p.1tc I ngmecr 

ing I 2-2-'l 1 ir t our ot 1 ''' n-u>ur" 

S<"<jUCnu cmc•tng 1hc funJ.1111cnrah nl 

acrmpJcc eng.nccnng lop1c' 111 the 

<JUencc mdu<lc the ~nhs .111110,phcr<, the 

~p.u..c ell\'lron111ent .lcrn"pa\..c..· 'tn1c..tun.•,, 

.1tmmphenc flight 'l'·'lC flight, .11111udc 

di n.1n110, propul\lon and c<>1n111u111c.111om. 

"n"" ledge ot spre 11!.hcct. c.1kul.11or. .tnJ 

wmpmcr progr.11111111ng lund.1111cnc.1l, .ire 

dndopc<l. 1 hi' '«)Uenu prcp.tro bcg11111111g 

. u:nJ\ll.l\..l'. cn~tnc.Tring 'nu.Jent' for funhcr 

m1d1cs and dC\·clop' \nt111d engineering 

prncllcc,, l~m·q. \,\//]>,,, \i\1162 

LA 20·1 Pnnupk., of \ cro\Jl.ICe l ng1nt'Cring 

II 2 2 \ '>ecnnd wur\l of I\\ o-cnurse 

>cqucncc cmcr111g 1he h1nd.unent.1h nf 

aermp.tcc eng1'llccnng. '>cc I \20 \ for 1he 

wp1<s unerc<l. l'rrmr I 120 >or 11ppro111/ 

of r/,h1trt111r111 h11r. 

A.~00 lmroducuon to \ cronaucin !' O 'l 

IPtroduu \1t1dcn 'to the tppltcd 'LICllle nl 

•llr l>r<"l1h111g .ummphcm ll1gl11 I he rntmc 

dcS<nlx-s .urpl.ine< and lu"' thc\' 11, trom 

,t dc,tgn .111d .1pplic.11um pcr,pccrn·c 

lndudcd .ire 1op1ts 111 thud d\'n.1m1c,, 

.11rlo1l .ind" 111g1hem \ .uru.ih pcrfornunce. 

\l.1b1lll\, .1n<l .urcr.th de,1gn. 

l'rm-q. Ldw/w /11\,\//22 or \.\//62) 

IA.'0 I Acrodp1amic' ~-fl \). ( <wcr' 

e"en11ab nf lh11d mn h.1111c; .111d lOlll<' 1n 

.1crodvn.1mic' including pm«nti.tl H!m .ind 

thin .urlrnl thcnri. l'rmv \\/21/,md IA203 

AJO.~ Wind I unnel I I 2 2). ,\ l.thor,ttorv 

t.our't n "111J tunnel lt \l tt•thn1<.Jlll'\. 

(arm f 1 H/1 

L\30 I \crod1 n.1mit' 11 ! l 0 lJ D"clMIOll 

ol > I) hrntt \~tngs lilting 'urbtc 1ht't>nt.,,, and 

\tfftL':\ l.ttth.t" met hoc.I~. lntnxluuion to' l\lOU\ 

lkm .and hound.m l.11cr. l'n-r(t/ 1-JLWI 

1. \ 305 \ cro/(,,I\ D\n.1111 1C\ 2 2 \). ( 01cr-

""'cn11.1l1 nt thud m~d1.11110 111<l k1nem.111c' 

\\Id .tn llltrc><lucllnlt to potllltl.ll !1011. B.t\lt 

ont dirnc.:n,m11.1l trnnprt°'s1hlt Ho,, 1nduJ.mg 

thcrmc><l\11.11nit1 nl )l<:tkt 1 g.L\o in 1ub10111c 

.md \llp.:r,onll !101\\. lntrudut11on tn n111.11c 

llcm I'm"/ /-,120.i&l ·I }().1, < omr f-,\J l/'.J. 

[.;\J08 I ngincering \ 11,1ly'i' (I -2-2). 

\pplit 111on1 of n11111cn .. 1I dteurv .rn<l .111.11\',j, 

lo n.·k"\.HH cng1nc.cr111g p1ohk·n1' .1n.: du.· 

hllll\ ot tl11' tour'\<.:. Iopa\.' rndudc:· ,uluuotl\ 

ol '' \ll'llh uf nonlirn:.tr c..'l)UJtlOn,, 1rcr.u1011 

tc:\.hll1t1llt"-\, 11nnl111c:.u root \ohcr,, numcflL.tl 

111tcgr:nion dnd dillcrcnu.111011, .1n<l curwfimng techniques. Applic.11iom ,trc "''<l w 

dt'\'clop the wol' nctl'\\,lrl to wh e re.th111c 

prohlcm,. Ciwq. \ \/212 

L\321 At'fo,p.icc 'nruc!Un!\ I (' 2 4 ). 

\t'\:on<l COUf\C followln!!; [ ,\ n2J, 111 tlw 

an.tlysts and snuh""' ,;t .11r Jnd ,p.1ce 'dutk· 

>lruc-rurcs. lopit' i11d11dt limhcr 'tud\' ot 

.1x1.1l loa<l111g. ror"on. hcnJ1ng .1n<l tr.l\l'l'\l' 

ln.1ding: de:ign for 'trength; 1~1cr11.1l lor<.< 

<lc•t<:rminario11 for pl.me .ind 'P·t<<' \lntcture' 

ming >taucs and 111.1trix methoth: <li,pl.1cc 

ment of s1ruc1u1.1l snt<:ms using d11lc1cn11.1l 

c·quarion .1nd 'train cncr!-'Y mcthmb: ,t.111t.1lh 

dc·icrminate .i1d indetcrminatc 'truUlll'C' 

ming compar.1bili1y .ind \train c11«rgy: "111d 

bending and >ht<1r .tn.11\-'i': ,cm1-mnnot0<JllC 

opcn .ind dosed >trntrur<": mult1 cellul.ir 

't.-cuons: and inrroduuon lOmpo,icc \trlll· 

turc anah·,j,, L1hor.11ori work .111d <lemon 

srr.uiom .m: 1nrcgra1l'd m 'h"" the rdl'uncc 

of ch.: topic' .tnd° m g11e .1 pr.1uic.1I in,ight 

to the bclu\'1or ol .1cro,p.ttc ;tmuurc,. 

Pm-..q: £,I/~.? I 

L\332 Gas Dynamics 2<~-.,). Comprc"-

1ble Ao11 of onc-d11ncm1011al 'ulN>nll Ho"'· 

.\ lerhods of ga_o. <l\lum10 111 11ucrn.1l ll1m ",. 

tcms. Shock .. \\.l\C\, \\,l\Cs in \Upcrso111t. flov. 1 

lincanzed Ho11s. l'rm·q. /·AWi l,\Ji/9. 

EA362 Astrodynamics I n-O-'l. l111roducuo11 co thc 0

pr111uplcs ol pl.111c1.1ry .rnd 

"11dlite motion. lopics indudc tl1l' cl,t\\lc.11 

rwo-bodv problem, nrb11.il par.imerl'rS, urhit 

dccern1inanon .uu1 1n.1neuvc:rs. rc..·mott.• 

scm1ng geomc1ri•. tYpe; of orbit' ,tnd 1he1r 

u,e,, comtcll.uion dc1ign. orhn ch.mg"'· 

pcrmrb.t11ons and .1m1mphl'rit dr.1g cfl~ll,, 

rcn<le-tvou>. halli,t1c mis"!" tr.11euorie;. 

Jnd lunar and inrcrplanccar\' cr.11el. 

l'ra(q: f \/232or f\.\/212' \/'21!). 

f.A.364 Space.:raft \mtude ,Ul1ic~ and 

Control .~-0-', R1g1<l bo<lv <lrn.m11c1 .tnd 

conrrol ot spaceGai;, Lulcr .dnglc,, 1neru.1l 

properties of rigid and 'emi-rigid hod1c,, 

hoJ,·-cemercd cqu.ttiom of mm ion, wrquefrcc morjon. Pas\1vc, •H .. ll\'t:\ ~1nd \c.:1111~.tLtlVL: 

artirudc controls. ( 1yroscopc' .ind \t,tblc 

pl.1rlorms. l'r<'mf /-__,IJ6l. 

W 65 Rocket Propulsion (2-2 ~) I he 

principles of Hu1d met.hanic. and t hcrnrndvnamics arc applied t0 the problem of' . 

propulsion of aircraft and 'P·•lt ,·chide,, 

( rclc an.tlym. r.11111cts. JL'ts and rockt·t,. 

Air-bre-.uhing prop111'1on. Solid .md l1q111d 

pmpdlant rocket,, fucb .m<l .1pplit.1t111m. 

l'rereq: E·1305 fir (qtunrlmt 

L:.A·IO I Applied Aero and Design I l 0- \). 

l'hc h.1\IC principle. for lift .ind d1.1r 

c.1kul.umn' .tre extended to cnurc !light 1d11dt• 

.uuh '"· '>t.ttlt .tnd d\'n.1mic point pcrlnrm.tn« 

JJ1.th ,i,. I mro<l11c11on to cncrs.' ni<thod, 111th 

"'k"'ct.J opnmum d1mh .uid rr.11c\.10rl prob 

lcni-. :>. f '"'ion ,1n.tl1 "' .tnd cll )><:t pln11 1'.1d111g 

ro dc'\1g11 "'k'-uon cmcri.1. l'r<'l'<''f· /~I_ lO / 

l:Nt 13 Smbiliry .md Control ( ~ 0 \), 

f'11c .tt-r0tlvn.1mic and incru.11 lorce' .ind 

moment> .1c1ing on t:he Hight 'dtidc .ind "' 

wmponent p.1,'r, arc anal}:tcJ to detn1111nc 

their dfru on sl;Hic and Jvnamic s1.1h1lirv . 

/'1,.ri•q: I- 130 I -

IA4 14 AirplJJ1cSimulation and Control U-0-j) 

Implementation of linear and 111111 !inc.tr 

.urpl.tnc models for man-m·thc-loop .uul 

b.mh simul.uion of airplane llighr d\'ll.tnllc,. 

,\pplic.111on of modern ~on1rol meth11d, w 

1he dc,1gn of .urpl.me St.1hilin \ugmc·m.1-

uon '>"tl'lll\ .111d .111topi)ot,, f'r<'rc q. /;;l-1 l l. 

Cort'q. F\-1/0 or (qumrlmt 

EA•l 1- l-Jemcnts of Fligh1 Tes1 Lnginccnng 

(2-2 ~ .\ lct1urc .m<l lahor.mm tullf\C 

dc..,igned to pro11dc practic.il .1pplic.1ton 

of thcorcric.tl principle> lcuncd 111 c<>UN'\ 

in Higlu pcrli:m11ancc. acro<lrnamit', .111d 

''ahilii: .md control. Topi<' indude flight t<'\I 

rhcori .md purpo,c, enginccring tl'\I pl.111-

111ng. Hight test instrumentation. da1.1 .111.1lrsis, 

.u1<l' rc~rt \\ ri11ng. Acti1·iric' indutk fligh; 

simul.111011, \l'\'cral Hight~ in .1n .tirtr.tlt. ""di 

as 1ntcrauion with naval Hi!!;ht tc\l facilities 

for rc·st data acquisinon antt an.1ln". l'm-rq: 

!-Jl·iO/ !- ·l-i / 3, r111tl 11pprwr1/ of def'/. "''"" 

EA4lt Aerospace Structures II ( \-0-,,). 

ln1roducnon co rhe finite clement med1u<l' of 

,1ruc1ur.1l .11ulvm as .1pplicd to .ttmmphcnc 

High< .md 'fl.Ice A1ghr \'chide,, lopto 1ncludc 

formul.uion ot the elemem suffne" 111.1tr1te,, 

.1s,embh uf the global '1rut!llr.1I 111.unx 

lormul.tuon ol t'(jlli\ alcnt lo.tt1'. cncrg)· m«thnd, .ind m.urix equation solution mc1ho<k \ 

<le"gn protect using a finitc demrnt wmpuccr 

progr.1m "carried our. f'rrmr !A322 

EA'-12 1 Strucrural Dynamic.' ( \-0-.l) An 

1n1rn<lutmri course 111 srructur.tl <lvn.1mic' 

·" applicd 10 atmo;pheric Aight .ind sp.tct' 

llight 1ehiclcs. fopics include the .m.ilni' nf 

free. damped and forced vibr.1tinn' nf' systcnh 

with nne or mdn\· degree> of frl'l'dom: \'lbr.1 

uom uf ;mngs. beams and reu.1ngul.11· pl.11cs: 

m.ttnx lonnul.11ion of cqu.11inm of mmio11; 

1n1ro<luu111n to the finll« clcmcn1 method of 

siruttur.tl dyn.1mic .m.ih si,_ l'r<'l'<'lf L 1.122. 
LA 125 Vi\COll\ I low ( \.() ,)). 1\n .1dv.rnccd 

wurw covenng ""ou' fl<m problem\ 

111clmling l.11111n.ir, 1urhulen1, 111cumprc"ible 

.111d com111c"iblc hound.in 1.1\'c" wnh he.It 

rr.111,kr l'rerc 'I· l:AJ0-1 

b \ 1r Acrodrn.1111 ic< III ( 'l-0 3). An 

.td\',lnLCd lOlll\l LOllllnumg 1hc \1Ud1· of 

wmpre"ihk h1gh-,pccd Ho" including 

grnc1.1l t:ntl\t"rl.111011 l.m> tor 111\'i,cid 

How\, Ull\lt'.td) llcm problem,, numeric.ii 

technique' for '11pcr.on1< flmn and real 

g." crfccl\. l'rtn·1r I-~ W-1 

EJ\1 28 Compu1;uional Acrocl}namic.< 

( \.() .. \) ln1roduu1on IO 1he m.tJor nu11tencal 1cth111<1uc\ med in compurn1ional 

.lcrmlvna-mic\. lnJHl\ 111dudc m;tthcmancal 

mc1hml,, hound.111 urndi11om. \Cahill{\ 

p.tncl mc1hml,, l.11;1c<e 111cd10J,, nonlu~c.1r 

problem,, tune dependcn1 \oluuom and 

11.111\onlL fl<m problem,, l'rarq. /:.;IJO·I 

I\ 129 I light Propul>ion 2 2-.3). I he 

pri11<1pb ot fh11d dvn.111110 ind 1hermodvn.1m1L' .He 'Pct1.1h1cd Ill 1he problem of 

pmpul,mn of .urcr.1h l'rt'rc'tf. /-.1lB.? 

l \ 1.30 Propul\ion II {'-0-\ I he >Ccond 

propuJ...wn \.<Htf"it: un<..·r, turhum.Kh1nen 

1hcon 1mlud1ng wmpre"or" turbine,,. 

pump> .. 1pplic.11io11 .111d de\lgn method,. 

t nmbll\11011 .ind cooling 1cch111quc' 111 

mndl'rn enguu·, .ln.: introJu'-nl. f>rrrc-tr 

/· l·UY ar !".Jf l6'i 

1:/1 \.)5 lhc Aerodynami<:> ofV/STOL 

Aircraft ( \ 0 \) \n .1dv.1nct«l co11r'e cmw111g I he .1crmlv11.11111c' nl H fllc.tl .111d ,IH>fl 

t.tkrnfl .rnd l.111d111g .urcr.tft, 111dudi11g tixcd 

w111g .tnd rnt.tr\ \\ 1ng n I'"'· w1th m.1jor 

enipha'" nn 1he hdiu1p1,·r l'r<'l'<'tf JI( 

1U'l"OJMllfll.1l/ lr1t< i• '111/jil"-

Elvd9 Special Aircraft Design I ·1-~). 

This L<>ur>c .1lo11g w11h I \·1·10. pru1·idcs .1 

rwo.,c..·mc\tcr ~l'ljll<.:nt:c.· 111 .tc:ro\p.ttc dc,ign 

for 'elected m1J,h1p111cn. l'raeq //( <i.t11d111g 11111ermp11cr t'llPJllrrr111<1 

fA 4~10 Aerospace Vehicle Dt-,,ign I l ~). 

Prclim111.tr} drngn of.1 f11gh1 ,·cl11cl.: 

lndudt·s prcliminan· lavout. \\eight .111d 

balann· c>1im.Hcs, perform.111<.c .111.1lnis, 

scahili1v .111.1lnis and s1n1<1ur.1I .111.1ln1s. 

Prrreq:. !IC: ~cro11111111r1rl tmck lll•l)O;, 

fA46 I Space [111 ironmen t {3-0-3) 

lnrroduuion 10 the l'l1\'lronm<ent of 1hc upper 

acmo>phcrc, 11.:.ir Ltrth 'l'·•cc, and inrcrpl.111-

.:1arv sp;tcc. Topit.,. 111dudc: propc1t1<" nf 

the upper .ummpherc .111d i1111mpherc, 1hc 

gco111Jg11c1ic field, r.1di.111on belt, .ind mag 

ncrosphcrc of the [ .mh, the sol.tr wind and 

1nrcrpldnet.1i: medium. remo[(: <e1\\ing of th.: 

;ltmmphcrc .md cxc.111" t·nviro11mcm.1l impli1:.11ions lor sp.1Lt"<:rall ,bign. Premr \/'21.?. 

EA'162 Astrodvn;u111cs II '-0 'I). -\th.111ccd 

topics 111 mrnj} n.tllllL' 111dud111g po1cn11al 

of an .trb1trarv body .111d nf rhc c.mh, orb11 

dc1erm111.t1ion from oh\cn.ltiom 111dud111g 

numerical tcchniqu"s for d.11.1 'mnoth111g: 

spcual and ge11cr.il p<'rt11rb.11iom of orbm 

and 1ntcrplanetan cr.11cuori"" dr.tg cffcu' 

011 low .1l111udc nrb11, ~peu.11 prorccts. 

P1m·q. I: 136.?. 

fA463 Space Opcr.11iom n 0-Jl I Im 

cou"c 1nvc,ug.nc' 1hc rcl.u1omh1p hcmccn 

mirno11 opcr.uions .111d 1hc other clemt·ncs 

of a 'pace m1>s1011 Ii d .. finn •l procc" for 

rr.1nstu1ng Jlll!)Sion ohj<..'c..ll\c:~ ~ind n.:quircmenl~ inlo a n~1blc: 1nis,1on opc:r.umns 

com:cpc. The course loLU\C\ on hem \\<."get 

mform.uion w .rnd from 'pace .ind 1he11' to 

che user 1n .1 mablc lorm.11 l'ra<'q. l:A36.?. 

EA 165 Spacecraft Communications and 

Power (3-0- 3). r h" COllr\e IS Intended (0 

dc,·dop commu111cat1om fundamentals \\llh 

emphasis 011 d1g1c.1l commut11LaC1nm. link 

budget analpis •• 111d po\\cr sub,ptem,. 

Secondary cop1c.' include rnmputcr and dat.1 

b"' operaciom. command and d.ua handling. 

cclcmccry, and 1r.1Cking and cnntrol l'rereq. 

f:rl362; Coreq: Ffl02 or Ef332 

[A16~ Spacecraft System LabordtOn 

(0-4-2). Laboraton· analvm or the maior 

'Y""m elements of space ')"tcms to 111dudc 

ground control and power. .111i1udc co111rol, 

«>mmunicatiom, propulrnm and 1hcrmal 

conirol. Conscrnims impo,cd bv sysccrn 

~pplicacion launch ,·chides .111d environment are com1dcrecl. Introduction to 1hc 

cngmccring de,ig11 process a> \\ell "' It> 

compuccr adapt.uions. Prereq. F.A36·1. 

C:.t\469 Special Spacecraft Design 11 4 ~) 

fh1s course, in conjunction w11h E-\·1-0 

prondc> a cwo->cmcsccr spatccr.1ft design 

program for sclc<:ted mid<hipmen. l'rt'Tt''f 

.1ppro1·nl of depnrm1em c'1.11r. 

LA'l-0 Spacecraft Design 1-'1-J) 

Prcl1mman design of J 'PJLccrah. Include': 

prd1111inan· lavout \\e1gh1 .111d momcm ot 

inema es11111a1cs, >pcciticaciom of on·bo.trd 

S} seems. power subspccm requirements .111d 

dc>ign, and comcrainrs imposed by launch 

,·ch1cle and mission requirement,, 

Prcreq: llC. n.<tro11t11111<-.t! tr.lt'k lll•l)OT 

or IT 'Space Op,) 111n1or. 
Electrical Engineering Department 

Electrical Engineering Major 

lh: l-lcctr1c.il I nginccnng Dcp.mmcnt offer' one: of the corner,tonc disc1pl111c:' rh.u will ,h,1pc: many 

.1'peu' nf the '-J.n ,. for du: fore,c:eablc future. The major offer> a 'olid grounding in rhc: fimd.tmenral> 

of dnmc.11 engineering .. 1' \\ell .1s the opporcuni~ ro inn:\tigatc concept' of .1ch.111cnl 'Pct:i.1ltic' 111 

co111111un1c.111on 'Y'rcm,, d1g1tal computer W>tClll\, fiber optic system,, micro\\ an:,, and im1rumcnta1ion. r \\ () dc:c11H· lOUr\C opnum arc J\',1ilJblc \\uh in the major. One cmpha,izc\ the tunda1m:mal, or 

con\'c11t1nn.1l ckum.11 engineering and the Olha cmpha,izc, d1g1tal microcomputer'. rhc i\.an needs 

officer' tr.11ncd in d1e'e c1;g1nceri1~g concept> ro lead in rhe de\'~lopment. intc:gr.11ion .. ind opc·r.nion of 

ad' .meed ""'tcm,. I he deuric.11 engineering major is accredited by the [:ngincering ,\ccredu.uiun 

Cum1111"iun of 1hc: rkcredi1.11ion Hoard for Engineering and Tedrnology (ABL. I) .111d le.ids to a 

hachdor of >ucncc 111 clcuric.11 cng111ccnng. 

Elcllncal e11g111ec1111g 111a1or> ;1ppl~· cl.1"roo111 concepts in the laboratory throughout 1hc program. 

The Departmc111 h.1' cxtcmivc well-equipped bborarorit's to pro"ide excellent hand,-011 support of 

t:\'ery cUlmc 1n rhc I· I" major. Dedicated laborawries support EE courses in fiber oprics. dccrron1c>. 

digit.11 .111d .111.1log u1111111un1c.mon,, operation and incegr.uion of digital hardware .1nd softwan:, 

ckuro-111c·ch.1nic.1I cm·rb'Y wn,·cr,ion. and .1dvanced electrit,11 engineering project dc,ign !"ht 

Dcp.1rrmcnt cmph.1,i1c' 111dividu.1l l.1b 'rJrion learning to cmurc rhorough undcr-tanding of' required 

,k1JI, ,1, "di .1, the 1c.1m .1ppro.Kh ro ,oJviog dc"gn problem>. EE labs an~ co1m.1111ly updated wich 

lc.1d111g nlg.: rnhnnlng). 

fhc clecmcal cng111cenng c.1psmne 'cn1or dc"gn laborarorv 'cqucncc ([• 1··1 l l and l· 1.; 1 1) 1111egr.11cs 

all rcqu1rcd critit.11 .1'pccr\ of complete 'igniticanc prolcssion::il design. foo midshipmen per year 

arc J\\,irdcd the l l· Dcparrment' '>ccinmet1 !'rile for innmative work in this Jc,ign l.1hor;1IOI") course 

,eqocncc. The C.1ptain Boyd R. \lcx.111dcr Pri1e in electrical engineenng is presemcd during 

Cummi"1on1ng \\eek to the out,randing gradudce in che Er major. 

(,ra<lu.nes of the clccmul engineering program .He ,·erv well prepared fur .111\' of the nun~ job 

the) lllJ) be J\S1gncd in the Hect. The major aho provide' an cxccllem fundamem.11 hackgmund .ind 

found.won for co111111uccl. more specidli1ed stud)· in clcurical engineenng at the gradu;Hc' kvd on 

at11\'I: dut1· .1fter commi,sioning .lt the ~a,al Po,tgraduate School or anv orhcr .K;1ck·mic immunon. 

Curriculum Requirements (in addnion to the requiremems of plebe war) 

Prolc\\10n.1l 1' I 203. I j()2, '\;I •100, Nt\2011, NS.31 o. N'i40X: 

\1athem.Hlc\: 'ii\ 122 1, ',\1212, 

'>c1c11cc \1'211\., '> 1"12\; 

H um.11111ie,. I 111 2l'i, 1111 216. and two clccuvc·courscs including one at 1ht 500/400 lc\'d; 

f'ng1necnng 1-.\HlH. l:.\Ul<J. [-'i.~OO. I '>110: 

\ l.i1or· 'if20·1, '>\1'13. H.!21 H 228. H 2;2, H.322. H:.)41. either H3·i2 .1nd LI 3..,2 or El-.461. 

\I l 20 I I· ·f 1 I, I I 1 f •f, plus three m.1Jor deuives. 
Electri cal l nginccring Courses 

I 1·12 1 lntmduuion to IJcurictl Engmecring I 

t ~-2 I knn111.tl d1.1r.1crui,11c., uf I'·"""'< line-.ir 

.u1d nnnlincu dn '«"· 1dc·.J energy \OUrcc. I including dq .. ·ntlt-111 "'uru..,), .ind the b;t\it Lm-,, 

ol cirllllt .111.1lv'i' .m· 111tn1C.!11tc"tl. :\n.1h-,i, of 

llt't'"""' cnmpn ....... I uf th<"'-' dt'\'IU"i induding: 

'lt'.lll) \I.Ill' I)( \( rt"pon\C, tr.111,icnt lb(Xln\C 

nf fiN·orJn u1n111,, rnrthoJ, of nl'fwork an.tl1·-

,i,, .111d tl1t· rnntqn uf t"t]Ui\'olrntc. (.om pure( 

"'ln-.1fl'" ""''' '" "1p1xm rnncrpr devdup111r111, .m.1h-,i,, .md undrr..t,mding of homework 

111nbk·1m. f'll'll''f: ( _,i/m/11.1 l 

I· E228 lmnxluction tu Ek'C;trical Engineering 

II ( \-2 1). Con1in11t·J dt'\dnpmcnr of \':trtott\ 

li.1nd.u11c111.1I tnntqm uf h,1,ic tlr<'Ull tht'Or\' 111-

duding: heh." im ol' "'""nd-orda tirwit'; v.m 

"'" rnlK<P" of \( • pow<:r; wuplt-J coils; .tnd 

\lgn.J fl'prt"SC'llt.tt1n11 in the lrt'<.jUC:nn· donum. 

including lrt'l]Ul'tltY rt">pon\C .mJ lihcnng. B.l\lt 

prin>1pb.11f 01x:r.111011 of ek'<.tflllllt'<hanic.11 

cm:rK' '-nnH·f\lon ""k·vH..<.":\ .tn: intnxluu:d. and 

tircuit m11C.ld, .trt' dc'\dopt'<I tn prdict perfor111.tntc. ( '.omp111er sofu,.irc i' lL"-.J tu 'uppon 

mncepr dC\ di 1pmt·n1, .111.11) '" .md undcm.mJ111g nl I omt"\\nrh prnhlt-1m. Hmq: F/:2.!I 

l'l::.2-12 D1gi1.1l 'intc111 \ ( \-2-1). l·untlm1cntah 

Ill f<,ll11111g .1 di~il.U \\'\(ellt. lnpit\ CO\'Cft"ti 

indudt" l\ook;111 .tlgd11.1, l-:.un.1ugh mapptng, 

Hip-Mop,, ,r.1tt' di.1gr;111i- fin W\tcm 1111111m11.1-

1ion .utd .m.1l)'i' ol '><"<jlll'llli.11.md logic funuion 

Llltlll{\, h111.1ry .111th111t·1ic, dt,.11C.lcr>, rnrnd 

er>, 111uhiplex~"~ .ind drmuhipk'Xcr>, ·"' wdl "" 

rnunll'I .111d 1c-gi,1t·r dt.,,1g11. An inrrndurnon to 

Llllllplex pn1g1.1111111.1blt· log1t cb·ite Oidd pro--

g1.u11m,1bk· g.trl' .m .1\') W\Cl'lll\" prm·idt'll "ith 

.1pplic.tt1om co pmjt'<t-. lkn·tr 11·221 

l I .~O I IJc'C;tri<..11 l·und.unent.tl, .md i\pplic.--auon' \ ..! I Pn)\H.lc..~.m 1mnxlw .. tion 

Ill \( .utd r x. l lfllllt thl'Uf\ .1ppn1pnatc to 

modd ,J11plx>.1rd W\tl'lll\, ( irtUit, of ='-'tors. 

c...1p.1\.it(1r\, mdrn .. flH\ .md ">urn" .trt• .m.1h~1..c...J 

tu prc.Ji<t \tl'.llh- M.lle .md fiN-ordcr tr.lll~lt'nt 

\Oh.ige. nurc111. .mJ !""'"" l1111x-d.1111:c m;trchln~. tlh"-·"'· tr.1m.formc..·r.,1 mowrJgcncr.uor.., anJ 

tlm ... ·-ph.L'l' l""'et d"rrihution ''~ten" ;tn: inrroJut<'ll 111 the llllllt'XC of ,hipll<x1:Cl .1ppli~uion. 

I .. 1hor.uory cxc..·11i\l~ t1\l· tt>0J, .rnd c..·qu1pmcnl 

l11u11d in die lk-e1 .111d .dlow 1(11 a wmpari"'" 

of 1 hmrt·11c.1I .111d .1u11.1l rnu111 1x:rfonn;tn.:<. 

l~"""l l'h1>·1,., II(\/''!.! (Jr\/'.!.!.!). 

I f'.302 1lt"t.lm11ic ( n111munici1ion Sys1ems 

and Digital Co1111111111icuio11., (J-2A ). 1111s 

Wlll'\I.' is .1 follow-on co I l \01, Fleurit:il 

I 11g111t'l'f111g h1ml.1111m1.1J... l'lm wuf\C ht-gin, 

'~1ch the h.l\lt principle.., of digit.ti lngi.: urt1.1iuy 

followed hy .111 JJ11fl1C.i1ttC1nn to compuccr .trchi-

~8 

It" tu re. I 'he princ1plt.,. of ,\11.tlng .md l )ig1r.tl 

Commumw1iom .irc prt">CnteJ to 111dude the 

most common dign.tl modul.uion Ct'Chniques 

;mJ a mid} of Amplitude.\ todul.mon. R.ulio 

\\'.nc pmpag;uion .111J tht· timdamcnt.tls of 

Amcnn.L' .tre .11....., prt">Cntt.J. Ilic L<>Ul">t" end, 

"1th a st11J, of tht' cngin ... ering llmJ.m1e111.tl; 

of nemurking including topolog}'. wnntnivity, 

rooung. 1>.md" 1dd1. '11hnrn111g. the ()\I \todd, 

J'(J'fll~ .mJ the lncerne1 .ts ;m .1pplic.1uon of 

nrn\Urkmg rnnccpts. lfr1rq: Fl· WI or /L331. 

EF3 13 Logic D""ign .ind \ t iu oprocessors 

('\-2- ·1). This" an 111trcxl11ttof\ b·d projtu 

couf\C. m d1gi1.tl denrn111LS lnr non-LI nu1ors. 

It begins with die tbign .• ut.1lys" .111J mu11 

m11;1t1011 of both comhin.uori.tl .md tcqucnu.tl 

mcui1, and their n.·ali1.nio11 in bmh dio;cn:rc 

wmpunent\ .md pmgr.unmahlt' logic dt'\'ltt'\. 

ll1e rnur.c pmgn."'""' into the U't: of \l'il 

dt:vic"' ;mJ Jigiul .1r1thntrtic. l·uulh-. ;111 mrroduniun to "'""-'mhlv bd progr.1mming anJ 

lllKmpmn-.">r/1111tro<.111nruller-h.1\Lxl ')'term 

design is .tl"-' I'"" idt.J. l'mrq: l:h W.! or FF.33.! 

or ,1ppro1 ii nfrlep.111mmt, l""r. 

EF.322 Signal> and S\Stcm\ 2-2 ~ .. Ilic 

pnnupJt.,, of UKllll .Ul.tJ)'SlS afl' l'Xtendt"tf tO mt' 

trammi>Sion of S1gn.iJ, 1hrough lmc:.tt ')'lcm,_ 

The .1ppru.1d1 is b.t.,.,J on detcnnm.uion ;uiJ 

intcrprc'l•lllon of n.mmtl frt"tjllcntu,..,, polc-1.cro 

Jiograms, .md their n:l.111011 to tht· gowrnmg 

system t:q11.11ions. 'I r.uhform lt"<.hnique> are 

.ipplic"tl to rhc .111.1h-si' uf tirrni1,, Hmh wnrmuou::rnmL and di"._·n:tc-tinH.' Sl'\tcms ,lfl' dist:uSM:d. 

Computer '°fn.,.1rc "u">Cd 1;1 m0<.ld .md .uul\'/.c 

signab ;md s>..,tcm ... Hrmr 1-1:2.!8 or "f'f'ro""i of 

depm1111r111 ,J,,w: 

E:.E.33 1 l:knric1.I LngitK'Cring I n-2 ·!) . .\ ,tud' 

of DC and AC dcunGtl clement\ .md C1rc~1it" 

mduding ·111c"\·t11in t'ljtu\:ilctKt', n.trur.U .md 

fon:uj rt:>pon\l"> ofhM·ortlcr ')'tL'llh, t\(. f"'\\l..T, 

.mJ AC: mrt'l"ph.t."-' s"r<11t.,_ . \mplili<'f'>. Jioda 

anJ cr:u\.,Mor. = inrmduct'll .md dri,c &.,.,,_L..,.ion 

ofappliGtOOJt> in f"J\\Ct fl'!.'l.lL1tiu11 .utd m.tdtulC 

concrol. AC .uid l X • m.1dunc.,. .in: lfl\'L"tig:ut.J and 

di_.,nL....._J 111 chn:onccxt of .1 ,Jiiphmrd rn~irunrnenr. l'rrmr \I'.! I > nr \'/'.!.!.!. 

El:.332 l:Jmri<..tl lJ1g1nt'Cn11g 11 n-2-1). 

r-.. toJding .md .111,1Jv,ts lt'\.lu11qut.,. ,\fl' opplic.J to 

mraung machint'\, dicxles. op .UllJ''· '"""''ro"' 

;mJ amplifier.. \mplitude t11<1C.l11l.uio11 and 

demudul.mon .md comhi11;111011al .111d sequential 

digu;tl logic .!fl' 1mroduccd. Hm·q: JTi.lJ 

EE3 ~ Uc'Ctric u Engineering .md 11 System> 

(3-2-4) llmrn11l"4.:b.lfollow-onto l I HI 

Eb:mt:al h1g111c"<.:nng I. In cJ11, cuur....· modeling 

and analy'i' !t"thniqut.,, afl' applit'll cu dt'\.H'lllllt 

mmm11111cuio11 '"rem' inJuding lxit11 .m.tlog 

.md digital modttlacinnfdcmcxlul.umn tccl>llKJUo. 

Also in the COIIDL". 'tudtms Jt...,ign .mJ .ui;Jy": 

combinational .mJ "'-'l(llenti.tl Jigmtl log1t tirtwL\. 

An in-depth study of wmputtT tK1'mrkmg 1> 

mJuJul with 'JX...ific emph.t'i' on the (>SI nlll<lct 

and \\in:lcs.•")"tt11is. f'mrq: f-f~U I 

LI~ l Electronics I n-2-4) Ilic pll\'\il> nf 

'<'tlllconduuor Jc-.1cc ... (J>-ll juncuon diode, 

h1polar and lidd dlt"t.I trari-istol">) "introduc.-d. 

I )c'\·icc ch.mteterioi.1tion 111 terms of appropri.111: 

external variables then lt':ld' to con\lnttiion of 

'ndl-signal and largMtgll•U model" Fmph.is" is 

on ,mall-signal applic.nio1h of t:hc">C tb·ill.' mudels. Applications in ha.,ic .unplilier ;md \Witching 

circull> are empha<i1.<:d in Lilx>ratof\' t-xeruS<:s. 

l'n-ri-q: ££221 F/-311 or /-1-33 I 

EE342 Electronic. II (3-2~ . BIT and 

:0.. tOSFE I' an1plifim ctfl' ,tuJ1t.J. Tim 111d11Jcs 

the anal~"'' of diffrn:nual an1plifim, t'1ffl'nt 

nmrors. mulcist.1{?.e amplifier\, lt"txll>.1ck .unplificrs, p<mcr amplifier\, ;llld intt-gr;ut.J tirttut 

=plilicf\. Fc ...Jback and lrt'l(UetK)' .m.tl,..,L, ul 

aniplilier.. is cmphaslled. Applic.'1riun' indude 

oaiw filter.. and mcillawr.. /'r,.rrq. U· 3-1 I or 

<lppror'il/ tfdept. d"11r 

E05~ \lodem Communicicion S"tem; 

t'\-2-'! Dign.tl 'lgnal 1mplcment.1t1on .tnd 

proc<>sing rechnit]Ue> are 1n1roduct.J. \ anotl\ 

digital modul.ttion methods 3.\ wdl a.s ,\.\ t .mJ 

F.\ t mcmods are srudieJ. Ba.'<'b.md anJ b.md 

P•IS.'; modulation and demodularmn tt..:hmqut'\ 

arc inrroJucc.J. Probabiliry m"1f)' i, applit.J m 

Jetcrn1inc the error perlorniamc of.1 bin;u; 

ph\C·,hifi kt')1ng sntcm. l'n.n·q. F/~322 or 

,zpprornl of dep11m11e111 ,/w1: 

EE r2 Engineering ectrornagn ci ~ 

C\--0-_1). l·w1J.1t11c111al' of d«;irnm.igne!lt 

U1t'Of\ and modcrn rra1Nrn"ion w'tcm,, 

Ba.ic .trJJlsmission line cl1mry 1> in.mxluct"tl. 

,\ 1.t.,·well',. cqu.11iom ilrt' fomurbtt...l and .1pplil"d 

co static and d, n.tmit d«;1runugnetic problems 

inJuding plme-waw prnp.1.g:uion .mJ reflt,.tion 

and tran.<mi."ion .1.1 Ji.,.,ontinuous bounJ.1.rit.,._ 

f'n-ri-q: 'ii' 212 or 5/'2.!2. 

EE-1 I I Electrical l:nginecring Design I 

(2-2-.>) A 'o<'ne> ofdt:<ign problem, •If< pn.~ 

'>Cntt...l to t.tke me srudcnl through the tm.il 

deign pnx:= Ii-om specifit~ltio~ 10 wrifit.uion 

of perforn1anc.-. In .1ddnion to tedmic.tl d"'if:ln, 

fac1or.. •uch a.s >.WI\", t"nnnmics, ;tnd eth1c:o1l • 

and wactal implicmons .1.re rnnsiden:d. ,\ sm;tlJ 

prn1<u "c:xccutcJ .mJ L'\:ilu.uci.I. I "1ch student 

choo;co; ;t projcu .tnd Jc\'elops .uul submit' .t 

propo.._J d~ign Ill he rnmpl<'lt'<.I in H:.11.J. !ht· 

proposal is pru.cntt-d co d1t' m1de111·, pwr> .mJ 

proj«;i: ,ld\'iSOr.. in lieu ofa fin.tl ('X.ttn. !'n-ri-q. 

I IC >7t111di11g or ,1pproml ofdrp1. , lwr. 
Eb11•1 IJccuicil L~1gint'Cring Design II (0+2). 

l h" u>u~ pn" 1d<..'\ pr.v.nu: in mgi111. ... 11ng dL..,jgn. 

Jt,,_.J.1m1<111 •• md prutut')p: t<-"lltig. l·ollo"11ig 

appnJ\.U of die pmj..'l.t h~ the imcnictor, chc 

'"1tki11 dt,do(" .1 pmtot)'pt:. anubk»hooc,, and 

~uhtn l'<:rfonn.mcc dat.1, .md mmplmo. lD1..,,tn1cuun JJ1d 1~1tk1gmg uf dw li1i;1I design.,\ lom1;d 

hnding to !'"'-"" .md I I I x1'Xmmem faL1.thY 

ti1llo\\' ,1 \\11llt:n fin.ii pn>Jt\.1 n.1)(>n on che rumpk:t<.J pnij.. ... 1111 Ii.." of.1 fiiL-tl <-"-1m. Hm:q: EF111 

LL 126 l'und.uncnrn.ls orf·Jec;Lronic lnsrrumen1.11jon (2-2 ~) ·\ pmti"'11 imroJuuion to the 

d<"tgn ufckt.trnn1<. u'L\lrumcmauon. Common 

to .ill in,mmic111s j, input from die phvsi..:.11 

world .. \bm 1mm1menr; abo cntail control of 

t'Xtcmal tb·ic<.-s. Srudrnts examinc a "ide r:mge 

of -en""' and .1<.tuatol'\, Lib, ;uppon a bro.1J 

'cudr ul tlit· 111'\Jor rnmponl'llL\ of dtoetroni .. 

imrn1111ent.1uon "'tern>: >eno;or;, dac:a acttui>1-

c:ion. ,ign.u wnditioning. computer wnrrol. :md 

.tt.Ill.l!OI'\. Hrmr Fl-30] 01' l-F331. 

Hid I Advanced Communication fheory 

U 2 1) I )1g11al and .malog wmmuntatrion 

>').,,t<'n" and wncqits. fouricr anal)''"· s.1mpling th<.'11\'.111. auc:ocorn:lac:ion funtTion, power 

'PL't.:cnun, (TO'i..\-Corrdarion funa1on, cross-,1x--ctn11n, p-cuJunoi\l'. '<"JUcnu..,,, matcheJ-filrel'\, 

'l'rcaJ-,r><.'Clmm. coding. l'C\I. TD\1. anJ 

H ).\I .1n: t.kfint...I .111d applied. Prob.1bili1y. r.mdo111 \,tn.1blcs, .md r.mdum-"gnal pnm:ipb .m: 

u"'-d to compute the intUrmJtion content of .1 

mes...agc .rnJ [0 compute me error ra<C> in digic.11 

co111muniGuion '}'\tc1m. Pmrq: l:'l-35-1. l:F.331. 

or ,rpproml uf h,ur. 

El 132 Digirn.l Signal P~ing {.3-2-'l). 

l )igit.il "gn•U prcx;..,,..ing pnncipb arc ;cudicJ 

and applit...I co modern rad.1r. "mar and communit:11iu11' "''terns. f'he DIT is inrroJucc-d, 

iL' propcm<.:> ;tn: <.'Xplort...I .md the IT1 algoritl1111 "dt'\dopt'<I. D1\ln:tc wrn:lation. rnmolution, 'fX'\.tr.1! .111.U}"i" matclit-d filter Jctcuion 

pmblcm,, wmplc~ dcmodul.1cion t<.x:hniqu<..,,, 

the Z cramforrn, and stabilirv of discrete "'"tclm 

.m· cxplorcJ. f'roprnies ufl'IR and IIR digital 

filtel'\ .ire \CUdtt...I. Digital filcm an: dcoign<.J 

.ind .1pplit"<I to r.mdum .md d<:tcnnini,uc 'ignak 

l'm-<'q. l F l21 ar I-FU] or .tf'ProMI ofd1t11r. 

LI t3.3Win:I"-'> and Cdlular Communica1iom '>}'<terns I (3-2-4). An m-d"pth srud1 of 

w1rdt.,,,, .md cdlular SYMctm. I his srud1· mcludes 

"'tcm dt-,,1g11. mobil~ radio prupagaa~n (large· 

"'-'k p.nh lo"'· '111.ul-""'1c bding. and mul1ip.11h). :iml mudulatiun t<.-.:hnittuc:> for mohik 

r.1dio. ·\ \\ orkmg kmm ldgc of the Jiar:Ktcristb of th<: tin<."' 111.1jor cellul.ir/PCS "'"'t"m' in 

II'<' m dt<· ~. t1Kb1· is al"' dt'\clupcd. ll... hmc1l 

d1-..u.,,..1on; ut rt'\.elll mpioJpubliocium n:l.ucd 

to till' <.OUN: m.ucnal .l1't: .il..u conduct<....!. 

Llhor:uorv cxpcrimcnrs emplusi1.e indoor and 

omJuor RI· propagation mc;1Surt:111enrs. ·\final 

projL'ct j, rt.'<fuin."<1 in licu of .1 final examinauon. 

Prm11 fE15-1 or 11ppnm1I ofc·h,111: 

CL 1.H \Virdcs. and Ccllular Communication 

S)'srcms II D-2 i). A conrinuat1011 of the 

,,;.deprh srud" of the Wln:I~ and cdlubr 

')'Stems. Tim m1dy includes modulation ttx:hniqut-s for mobile r.tdio. equali1.1rion, diwrsiw. 

.ind dunnd coding. Small group rcst.mth 

pmJL't:IS :tre condutc:cd in lieu of a final cx.<m. 

f'll'mr Ff-i. U or <lf'PTYJl'lrl af ch111r. 

EE45 t EkcLronic Properues of Semiconductors 3-0-3\. llm courst cb·dops an und<!l'-

'tandmg of scmiwnducmr properties .md how 

d1t:· determine the performance of semiconductor device\. Hole and dectmn conducaon Jnd 

ch.1rgc carrier di,Lribution modds arc d<wl· 

oped. (huge carrier gencr.ttion and r<·wmhinauon and carrier d)'!l:tmics leading c:o drift and 

diffi1Sion <1rc LLSt.-d c:o sruch- scm iconducc:or u'msporr phenomena. The p-n junction, die bipolar 

1uncuon tr.tnsi,c:or, and fidd-dftu tr.msiMor .uc 

>tudit-d in derail. l'mi·q: (S/'212 or S/'222) or 

E-F3..J I o,-,rpp1vrnl ofd111ir. 

LE451 Semiconductor Elccrronics {3-2-41. 

This course cont1nucs on chc foundauom 

dt'\·dop<..J in L['15 I for discrete semiconductor dt"\1C<.,,. Tni> course will focus on basK 

.malog :tnd digital tr.msisror ci=irs, and how 

cransr.,wr dt-sign all~= cheir pcrformanct. 

Compmcr-:udcd c:r.insiswr circuit design ,md 

\ll11t1lat1on an: cmphasiuxl Solar cells. lightemming diodcs. microfabricarion technique., 

.mJ microckoe-rnHt1L"Chanical S\'>tems ({\I El\ I 'I) 

an: aho inrroduc<.J. ll1t· l.1bo~1c:orv involvcs ;111 

mdividual smdcnt n.=ucli projta. i'nreq: FE-151 

or pt77111ss1011 oj~l11111: 

FE461 Microcomputer-Based Digirn.l Design 

(.)-2-4). \ pnnuplcs-bast.J fow1clacion lO the 

conct:p1' .u1d techniqucs USt:d in analrzing 

and doigning systems using comhinac:iom of 

d1><.rc<c logic. programmable logic devicL'S. and 

m1cmpm<.<....,,<0rs. l11c srudcm will acquire a 

dct.ub.I undcl'\r:u1d1ng of state-machine design; 

che W><ern hLL\; rhe .1rchitecrurc and imerfucing 

nf \'<lrlllll< proa.....;sor, memory, and inpuc-outpur 

(1/0) clements; serial 1/0 pmmcols; and architt."Crurc.: and inscrucrion scr of a represi.:ntative m1-

croco111rollcr; asscmhly-bnguage programming 

for c1rrn1t< ba<ed on th.1t microcomroller; and 

the LL-C ofi111ern1pL>. bnph•tsts is on concept< 

c:h.11 will have long-cerm ,-alue. 

l'rm!q: l:El-12. l:F.313. or EE332. 

FE 162 Microcompuc:er Interfacing (2·-iA). 

1 ·h" cour<;e prm~dt'> a ;tro11g !ounJ.mon 111 

t<.x:hnit.IU<.,, for conn<.uing computL'I'\ io 

peripheral and co111munic.1rion> dc\'lct.,. .md 

in the mc1hodnlog:r for programming c:hc 

t;oOlputc.:r lo t.:omml L"Xrc:rn.11 dc..'Vicc~ in real 

nme. ·n,i, course is supporred h) a project-on· 

cnrc.J l.tbor.11ory \\'Ith .111 c>pporrun1ry ro ll>t. a 

wide \'arit:l)' of w111pu1cr-.:omrolled pcrrphcr.tl 

devices. I he m1dcnc will l.:.1r11 the .1rthit<.'<lUrc 

ofa n:prcscnc:auvc d1git;u sign,u prou~or ([)SJ') 

and how ro U>C assembly l.mguagc to program 

ic. ,\ 111a1or empha5is of the course j, Liie i1Hlq.>U1 

m1dyofimtm1p1 pl'Oroliirtg, polling, dino 111cn101-v 

"'-'-'-'" pm;ilkl inpur/ourput (VO) pmCO<.'t>b. mll!fpn"-'-"" communicatinn .• md modular nxhniqtic. mr 

d...>og111ng h .. mh"m: :md sofu'3n:. f'm,.q· FFJ.:i ], 

/:fll 3. or l:LUJ. 

EE46'1 l mroduccion to Computer Network. 

(3-2-4).Thi> course provides a round.mon 111 rhc 

fundammmls of dam and computer communicac:ions. EmphJSis " plact:d on proc:ocol .rnd 

ncrwork de.sign. Crir1cil Cl'd1111c1I arc;L, in Jara 

co111111unic11ion.s, widc-ar<.':I neLworking •. u1d local .1n.':1 networking arc explored. l?m·q: FE35'1 

01· <tpprol'tt! a/rh.1ir. 

EE4'7"1 RF Power Electronics {.1-2-4). 11us 

course k·wragc.s the qudem's prt-v1ous sncdy in 

ckumnics .md detromagncrio. c:o t!.\;m11ne Rlp<mer rnnccp~ and Jc,icc.s. '><>me of the topic> 

include: decrron dmamics, dccrrun ht:.un-

\\':lvc 1nc:cract1on. \Olc'tllllll RF power dt"\·icL.,, 

:u1d high frt"juen<.·y >enu-conductor dc\'icc;. 

I 'he cour>e Jr.1ws upon curn:nr resc1rch ac the 

NJd Rcst.':lrth Laboratory :u1d rnvircd spt-akcl'\ 

ro pre-sent tjmdy .md pr.tttical applu;ations in 

U.S. Navy we;:tpon.s sysc:cms ;mJ >cll!iOI'\. l11c 

variou; c:hrc;1ds ofcourse material come 1ogeLhcr 

in rhe m1Jv or the microwave power mocl:11c 

(/\IP/\ I) and the 111illi111ercr \l·OlVC power module 

(i\ IMP\!), .u1 intcgmion ofvaL1.lum and 

sc1111rnnduccor dectronio. to produce lightweight, high power. high frequent')' Jcviccs u><.J 

to power the nirn:m unmannt·d .1erial \chide 

(UA\') st·nwrs. L1borac:ory work indud<.'S power 

:u1d frequent')' mcasurcmcms on a '"Lricl)' of 

cb·i.:Cl., as wdl as d1c L& of simulation solnvarc 

ro modd the p<:rfonnance of RI power cb'iCL'S. 

f~,.m,.-1:.IT"'.2 

EE472 Fiber Optical Communications 

(3-2-4). An introduction m chc nanirc of'opt1d 

wavt'guidco and fiber opcic:tl com111unic111om 

\'}"IClllS. hbcr propaganon mode:>, dis1>crsio11 and :menu.1tion arc snidi<.J. Ligluwavc 

tram1111ncl'\ and rLx:civcro, optical runplificrs, and 

componenrs for wavdength division multiplexrng arc d1S<:1.1SS<.-d. and a complete optic.ti commu11 icuion network is an;U\•tcd. Pmt·tr f'.h~5·1 

or approwl of dt'Pflrmu•11 chmr. 

79 
\1echanical [ngineering Dcparcmcnc 

\lc:lh.urn.a l I ng1 nc:c:n ng \1.1jor 

I he 111ed• 1111c.il cngm<"cnng ma1or •• 1Cu<·d11eJ ll\ the l·ngineertng ·\1..cred1tat• in Comm "1011111 1he 

\ccred11Jt1011 Bo rel for l:nginecrmg .md h·chnolog>. offi:rs 1111e ol the 111os1 Jl\crnhcd cng111cer111g 

progr.11ns .l\.11l.1o>k .11 thl' :\.1\.11 \L.tdcnn In .1dd11m11 w .lit L'dUL.nion in 111ech.1nic.1l <ngincer111g. the progr.1111 

prep.11c' 11' gr.1du.11c' to .1ssunw rc'l"'11"hil11ic, in .tll) of 1hl' \\.trl.irl' 'l'cci.il1re' oldie L .'>. 'iJ\\' .ind L' '> \l,mn< C orps C .rJduat<.'s \\1°1ht<111 po'lt1on' ot re<pomibilll\ rm oh mg the oper.111011 Jnd ma1mena11Le ot 

hrgh l<dmolog\ \\e.1p0Ps '\.iem,. As otl1ccrs progre" through 1heir c.an:er,, llldll\ \\Ill .a."umc po,10011< ol 

r<"'('<lll<1b1lm .as rna11,1g<'r' ot \\L".l('oll' "siem' dc\elnpmcnt .ind pri1<urcmc111. I hi\ d1ct.1tc' J progr.un 1h.1r 

c111ph.1"1e' .1 hro.lll spec11u111 of u11dcrgr.1du.11c srnd1c<. f°he progr.1111 1hll5 111cludc' re<1uircd unir'n 111 "'hd 

.11'd fluul mccham...s. d)'131111L\, thrmod\'1.tl111L\ and cncrro '''1crm, m.ucnals cngmecrmg .111d a s1gmfi1..a111 

emph.1m on dectnl.11 engm<"enng .md lOlllrol '' rn~ms fu11d.11nemak I his bro.id h.Kkground 111 the 

h111datl'el1l.1\ ol l11<0

C.h.tmc.1I cng111ctr111g prepJres 11•1d,h1prne11 10 ,dc<t d<'<..tl\c lOUrsc' 111 .11n nl 1hc fl\e 

rr.1cks \\11hr11 the mcd1.1111L.1I cnginee1111g progr.1111. I hc,c tr.Ilk- arc enerb"t w'ccms, eng111cer111g mcch.1111,s. 

•11.1n'I< propuls101" mJtc• .11, <..!1~111<,• ng J'IJ nucle.ir <"ngmc~~ ng. A 1•11d,l11pmen (JI\ 1..hoose IO specialize 

rn ,1 pdmrnl.u .uc.1 b\ ,dc...crng .111 of chur cklll\CS 111 Oil< tr.1ck, or J more gcner.1l .1pproach <..Jn he tJkcn h, 

sdeltl'I~ de<ll\C\ J<..ro" 't"\cr,11 cr.1,ks. 

I he pmgr.11111.1ke> scnnmh 1he need to dc,eJop graduate' "ho ha": ,1 sound umlcmJnJing of the Jc,1gn 

pr<ll<"" .111d us 1mpon.111u 111 lh< su1..CC\S of <·ng1nc:t•nng d< m II\. L )c,1gn cd111..Jt1on 111 1hc progr.1m " fouJ\cd 

through .1 '"Lfll<'ll(C ol fiH· 1..011r'"'· hq;11111111g 111 ch< flr,t \l'lll<''ter ol dw 'ophomorc yl'.tr (I \121 'i, L\l.P'i, 

I ,\I \ 'I I \I 1' '.I \1·1~2), \\h1,h 111.1kc· up chc d<'\lgn h.Kkhnn<.'. I-.1d1 scme,ter ocher un1r'c' ch.it arc more 

oticn 1<lcmrhed \\1th eng111ccr111g -ctencc support the b.1ckbone 1hrough problems .111d >mall protect' ch.u 

build on conccp1' md mols dt\dopcJ 111 1h< de"gn ba,kbonc I ht, approach \\C".l\CS 1hl' rnh1cu' of d<·s1gn 

.md dn1g11 cools mco thl" progr.1111 .1, .111 111tc:gr.1t<·d eng111<cr111g .1ul\ in . . \ :--d\' or \ l.mnc ( 111 I'' ot'till'r "uh .a 

b.1d1clor's <l<"g1c<" 111 mcd1.1111,.1I cngrn<·cnng 1' "<·II prcp.trl'd tor .1 wi<l<· \.Ull"I\ ot 1...ircn ,1',ignmcnc' ho1h ashnr<' 

J1•d 1tlo.1t l lprr.11wn.1I sea lnlkcs 111 rnrf.Ke ,hip>. subm.um<s •• 111J .11ru.1h "luadrom prmtd<· m.in) O(l!l<irtuni 

tics tor .1 Ill<" h.1111e.1I eng1mcr to dt<H0

lop prJct1c.1I experience 111 a \\arf.ue or <"ng1111..'C'r111g '1'<Llal1\ .irca \\h1lc 

L01ltr1but1ng to flc<t l

0

0g111<er111g ,llld lllJtC'rl.ll rc-.ulilll.'"\\. rJ1c O('CtJt1on.1l l"n\'lrLllllll<.'1l[ cn,1hk' ,I JUlllOr ofhtcr 

co 1.1p1dl, dcwlnp 'ound k'.1d<·r,l11p .rnd 111.111ag.:r1.tl .1hil1t1<"S wh1k rchning mcch.1ni<al <ngmn·nng 1..ap.1hilu1c, 

.1Cq111r<"d .u cht '\:a,,11 \c.l<lc1m. A,horc. chc mcch.11t1<.1l <ng111ecr h.1> J "1dc rang<' ot opponunn1c' in ,uh-spcci.1lr\ hill< cs \\llh 11.1\ JI Jpphc..auons. I hcsc mclud<· rnd1 arc.ts JS 'hip and .11r1..raft d<"s1gn. propulsion "°'rems, 

C:I'\ 11011P1c1H.1I \\ s1c,1, .• 1dv.1nceJ < ng1nc·«1111g cd11c.1t1011 , 111.1101 pro1n 1 111.111.1geme111 .111d "«l('llll' 'Y'tcm' ac-

<j lll'i111111. I h<'f<' IS .111 .1bund.1111 .ind co11111n1111g llL"nl tnr llll"th.1111L.1I 1..·11gi11l'cr' 1hroughou1 to<l.I\ \ nav.11 ''""ice. 

( urriu1lum Rcqu1rcmc111' (111addi11<l11to1he rcqu1rcrncnt' ol plche \l'3r) 

"'""'" 011.1: 'ii 20-1, ~I >02. :\I '!Oil :-.;:-.:20 I. ;-\\>JO, :--'i·10'\: 

\l.t1h«111.111L" '> \ 1212. \\122 I; 

'><.t<·ncc· '>1'211 and :>1'212; 

I Iurn.111me< I fl 121 '\,HI 121 h, Jnd t\\O eke mes 111d11d111g one ac chc \00/400 IC\ 

I ngmemng: 11 HJ 11 >32. I \1211, I \121 ..... 1 \12>2. I ~uu. [·\L\J'l. l·\l.H I I '>iCIO. I \·!10: 

\l.1j111:l.\l.:t"> ~l\20, I \1\-1.I \11"'5 l\l1l'i,l-.\l·1-2.I \\1-",ph1,thrce11 11nrdl"cll\c,. 

XO 
General Engineering Major 

I he gcnc:r.i. ,,ig,n<.rlllg m.11nr pro' 1J<·< .1 b.1'i< tcdrn.-.tl nluc.uion 111 m.11hcm.Hil', '<icncc. c:nginccring 

.rnJ n.1\.11 prol<·~,11u1,1I ,11h1ccc,. It niter' .1 hro.1J engineering h.1ekgrounJ for fucurl' 11.1\.11,cnKe .1nJ lt>r 

aJd1cion.1l .1Jvanccd 1cd1rn<.1I training .rnd cJuG11inn. \ljJ,hipmcn completing thl' gcncr.11 cngincaing 

111.qor rnc1\C' .1 dc,1gn.ncd h.Khdor of 'cicncc degree. 

( um, ulum Rcc1u1rcmc:nt' (1n .1dJ1110n m the rcqu1remc:nr< of plebe vc;tr) 

l'rok"umal '\. I :!CH. '\. l \02 '\:I -iOU, '\. '\.20q, '-''>510. '\; \qO:\: 

,\l.1thcm.it1c" S.\1221 '>\12.~0: 

)UCllLC '>1'21 I."" 212, 

I lum.111111c" 11 H:! l 5, I 111 216 plm two dcrnvcs 1ncluJ111g one: ar rhc 3001'!00 lcvd: 

I ng1nccring: l·I JOI. I I 502. l \1300. I '-'200, L'i419. 

,\la1or: l.U U. I· ,\1211, l t-. 1252. l \121-l, L\1318. L \U 1 <J. £''\.200. \,\1212. plu, eight m;11or dcCll\-cs 

81 
\1cd1.1nic.il Engineering ( our'c' 

I \I.! I I ~1.111<' 1 l.(1 \ 1 \n 1:uu.11 a1u,,;c m .11). 

pltt.,f h"'UOr llll"\Jl,ll1h .. ~ \\uh ('J11ph.1s15 011 St.UH,. 

l'Cllllhbrn1111 roJll'-' 1nJudc forn:s, momt•tm, 

wuple<, (.'(IUl\J u lorcc-cnupk "' tcm<. <'Cll 

1101,L,, Jmnbu1l',f fnru.,., .<Jld ( <111lorPb fnt1111n 

I lie •'l'l'lic.u11111 of 1hc lrl'C hod\' d1.1gr.1111 111 d1< 

.111.1!\-,,1\ of •tllK "lu1hhnu111 nl lr.1111c•, nud1UK"> 

.tnd lnl'-'iC.' L\ sut.""'I ( on-q ( 11/wlw Ill and 

f'/,) I I 

l \l.!1'il111m<luuinn10 \k ... l1.1ni<.1l I ni,:inwr 

ini,: :? J \ I h" 1 :i o\'Cf\ IC\\ C<llll\C thJ1 

mtm,h,u::. d c siudcru "'11>, 111.1111 .1rcL\ nl 

met.h.um ..... 11 c.:11~1'<."t:n11g. lllt'\.h.tn1L\, n' lh.:11 

.ti.,, .md d1t'frl'<&1cnc< h .1ddmon 11 prm1d<" 

ludfroun,f m \ l\U.U17'1ll<>n >k1lb 111d the dc<>1~ 

prtl<X'.\ l'm)C\t II(' LLscd to c1 1Llfllt 1hc Jn 

dcf\t.111d111i; of •n<"CI .1111<.tl engm«r ng .u•d tht 

<lt'\I •1• nrna ' f'trrrq 1101/t 

I \I' I \ll('ngth nl \l.11cri.1J, \ '4) 

\ frr • 11 11 llK'Ch.LnKS nl ddorm.1hk hod1t"> 

\\1th cmph.i'itS on lllC c:n~llll'Cnng .1pprn.1c.h tn 

d•, r~ f'Oll.\l'S of tllL">C hKLcs IO\ :IOU\[), ...... ol 

lo.ulmp lop1c.' mdudc 'UC\.\ stcuri rda1 on 

sf' p~, '' \,: \ str un U' j\')I\, Mrt."\.\ md <iiH.un 

tr 111\lcirr-.;1t1<111 (\lulu, urdc ln:id JcHcn1on 

bcml111 • mmun butk ng. iml 1<.'.!1tJll:rJ1i;: 

dlt'l1, hrrr1 f \I!// ( on-q \\/!I.! 

I \I.! \2 !>Ht.uni" \ () >1 ( 1•u1S<· 11• d.<o;src .. 

\l."ltrn dm.mut-s lop1<-s mdudc \l'llOr .Jgchc1 

.md wk uhL' ku•c ,,.n '" md l-1m11 of 1umdC\ 

.md llfld bodiC\, " wdl ,,, enerE\ .111d mom n 

run' 11 1etht"H..ls I X'...tl\lh. pn>hk·r, soh mg, lit\( I\ 

ng 1>;1mde .u ,j n ,d hod\ '11011011 1s m1u1rc-J. 

l'tmq I \1211 < om1 \\/.! !.' 

I \I\()(} l'rint ipk-, of l'mpul\1011 I' 2 ti \ 

lll<h ol n.1\-aJ Cl\glllt'l'fllll_: W\tl-rt\, 111cfud111g 

the pnm. ?I"' of encrg_-1 wnn rnon m<l d1< li;L\ll 

op<r.1t1nn ot st<·:un, t;;" n11b111c .md llll<~n.J 

co1•1hmuon cnr,11 c po\\ er pl.um. Hrmr 'I" 11 

or V'2.!I 

l \I loo:-.; l'nnupk ... uf l'm1ml"""' '\udc.11 

(I.! 1) \1u<h ol l:'.'lgll'<'l'fllll_:S)" I' 111,1plcs 

of •lll'f~ tom ITTl<ll \ .1 s1 .. 1m, !'~' 111rhmc Jl'<I 

1111<-rn.J <0111bll\1 nn ( .U\.rs nudc.ir pcn\-cr 

propuL\lon pnr>< 1pf,., 1"'7rq \I'.! 11 ) ( ,nmr 

I· \I II I \ l.11cn.1h \ticntd \ 2 1 I. \n 1mrodu, 

IOI) LOUIS< Ill : i,' J '!' ' ~ .m<l lm'l:l\;Ullul l'"'I' 

l'rtl<"i of .ngmct'ru1g ""''!;" m.uu 1.11, 111cludrng 

n1tt.1k \C"1.1n1u..""S .uHI pl.tsr11,,.~. tl1L·11 "itrttLtUn~. 

Ll'><. 111 l'l'l_:lllC\'flng dppltwuom .md f.ulurc phc 

numc1 J. All Lil~»r.l!OI\ pmJ<'Cl\ Jf\'. Mn1<1urc'll 

to p10\1<lc stmng ph)\1C..l 1l111\tr.111on> for the 

1op1<s wH-n-J 111 b: ""'"'· Hrrrq 1' \/.!I~ 

I \tl 111 \pplic<l I luid \kd1.1ni.:s ) 0 I 

A hm ,ou 'iC m 111compn:s.s1hlc flu1J me 

ch.u• <S. lopK-s mdudc propt•rut-s ol flwd,, 

thuc.l -.,t.1111.:s, 111tc.~1 cunstf\ 111011 n1uJtton~. 

d1tfcmm.1l fidd .111.1ln1s. d mmm>n.:l u .1h'SL> 

.md \1111 udc 11 comprcmblc lx>LndJn l.i~ 

c" \1-.Com tlo" m ,onclum .111d Ho" .1lx1111 

1111111u,ed hod1<'S. /'rat'lr \1\1.!I.! 

f \I I I<) l nginccring I hcrnmth lldlllil\ 

(I 0 ll. \basic 1hcr111ud\ n.11111 s course 111 

\\l11d1 th< tir-i .111d \Clllnd IAws ol 1hcrnH1<h· 

1um1cs .. ,,. ,111d1<.J prun.mh from th d icJI 

11ucrmcop1c \""'po: 11 Jnd .1ppl :cl lO lx1d1 

doscd nJ open "stcns. \\ ork1ng mlm 11•ccs 

111chdc pnkc1 g.1~. real g.tS<.-s and'"!""' 111 

dcld "'' m \<>hJ., and hqu1th N ' 1pphca 

uons "" cn·phasm-J ( n-q \ \/.? 12 

I \ 11.!0 Applied I hcrmoth 11.11nil\ (2 l 

l) I 1hor. •of\ u11 p1Pcl\I \\h1d• opcratci> 

on prinoplcs of thnmcxh 11.11111ts .111J fluid 

mcdunu.s " J'<'<l IO runlorcc an.11}"" ,111d 

d,-s1gn of g.t., .111d \.1por !""'"' <Hk-s, rd11g 

c.:r.1110n t11J llr i..011dmon1ng, d•Jp .tnd re.rah 

propuJ on S\ \lems, ConthUSllOI' t"llC'n dlll 

"" un .tnd co:npll s1blt f "" l'rrrrq I \I J/9 

"' equ1t.tleti1 

I \I l.!1 \kd1.1n1t.tl .m<l \IJ1cri.1h for ,\.ro 

'!"'«' I ngint-cr- (I 2 1) A hm rnul'S( 

11• m •en '.uid l'lcc'1.1111e' lop•<S mdudc 

.1cro<pacc m.11cnal, propt·ruci>; 1•c:i1mcms, 

II' Ill fac lllllllg Jmf I 1hnc II on J'nlCl'SSC'< 

u•dudmg 1011111111_: ,ll'S1gn .md sdc'<ll<>n 

coll"<lcr.111ons, 1ndud111g d11r 1h11 !), r~par.1h1I 

11\ 111 ,tJ.uuhtln\ corrus1on .1nd proh.x.hvt: 

1rc.umcnts faugu .md ucrp phu•omena 

b.t."c d """"· ""'f''C smictural clemem 

lx-l'.l\ 1nr lor r .. d,, I"·""'· ,h,1h\ .m,f pl.nc' 

l .. thor uon \\ork .rnd dcrn1ul\t ions .uc 

1111cgr. tcd IO sho\\ 1hc rdC\Jllt.e of mp1c.' .me! 

10 gl\c prKt1u.l 11rngl11 IO the hd1~\lor ol 

.1cn'\fl.ICC stnh.U1r.1l 111.1h.:r1Jls .ind 'tnKtltrc.~. 

/'remr E \/211 

I \I I.! l I lui<l lhn.1111i" 0 l 4) \n mun 

dui...torv 1..our.-c. 11~1 flllllj d\ n.1nuc.s strt·'lo''"lg 

ho1h th< olllt'gr.il .md d1flcrc1111al torms of d·c 

rnn\l'r\dllon IJ\\'S of fluid tlo". ~ ngmee rmg 

.1pplrLltmns .ire n1.1clc to h\-Jro,t.ttics .md to 

1dc.1I .md 1<-al fhud llm\\. L1hor.11nn cxpen 

1'1l'IU'io .inc.I prohkm" ,c.·v .. 1oru co:11pk1nu11 th.: 

lc~llm'S < on-q l \/319oreq111i.1lr111 

I \I 16.! Rcauor l'h1,ic.s I ( l II \). \n 111 

1 H>i.llH. lOr\ (O\U\(." Ill r.1J1.1ttc>11 pin Sh,\ 111d nu 

dt:.1r rc:ai..to~ ( ou""SC' CO\Cf\ tnp1c..\ 111 onic 

lll<Klck ,htfcrcr t tlpcs of r.1cl1.111on .md 1lic11 

i11cer.1ct1on \\1th 11 1anc:r. radu'3u \If\, ft,s nn 

pn~l'"· nc.·utrrn1 dilha,1011 .. 111d rc.:J\..tnr tr1t1 

wlm conn pt\ for h;irc .md reHcctt-..1 homogc· 

110011' SI-Stems l'rc:rcq )\12 2 or '>1'222 

I \n-1 lntroduuion w Dc,ign !2 .! 'l 

I u'lcl.tmcn11h ot mcch.1111c.il dl'Stgn \\Ith 

cmph.ts;.s on the dt"\tgn of pcmncm m dune 

dcmc'llS fop1c:s suclt as f.ISll''lCr<i, \prtngs. 

.11n1 fnuion lx-anngs. l11hncJ1,011 and 1011111.1! 

!x mgs gc.irmg and sh.tit\ Jrc ''"'t:r(.'(I Also 

ndudcd Jrc sl.llll and l.tllh'Uc f.t1lurl' thconcs. 

l'rrrrq f\121~ I lf2i1 

I \( \-5 ~lcduni..:.il I nginccnng I 'pcrimcn 

1.111011 12-.!-' \design Ullil'SC' that empha 

sizes the thron md pracuwl cons1dcrauons 

.Lw10.11ed "nh ,omcmpor.11\ npcnmcmal 

pr<Kccli.res 'lie hod, md JC"S1gn smnq;to 

lupin mdi.<lc lllC'.tsuremem error .md 11 

propai;J11on. cqu uon fm ng Jncl plon•ng. 

•ignal ,IC<JU•smon and ,,1l1d.111011, 1'1stru111c111 

1<-sponse i111<I clc,tcms ol npcnmcm design 

l mphas1s mdudl'S compmcr .uclcd cla•a 

rcducuon, rnuddmg of ,1 \\'5tcm .ind report 

w111111g. !'re rr11 \. \/112 I \fl r .null \12 l.! 

l \IJllO fnginc-cring R'" ic\\ (0 2-0 \,om 

pn:hcnm c r~ <"' course to prcpJrc smdcnts 

to 1.1k,· rhi: I ng11t<-rr-ln Ir.un111g Cl I I l or 

I 111•,!Jmcm;1ls of E ngncermg (I f c~.1111 na 

11011 lop1L' 11\CJ 1de mJ1hcma11c:s, ,hcn•mn, 

compmer<;, clc<111Lll C'ngmcenng. cng.ricenng 

nonom1". \LUIC~. ,hf' 11111.s, 1hcrmoclu1.1111 

''-'· llu1d mt'<l•.11uc.~ •• u d mcch.1111<S of m.ucn-

' l'rrreq I ( mgmurm 11w10~ 

I \I 1 I 'i I lc.11 lr.111,fcr \I:? !) \1Ucl\ 

of thcrm.i.I r.1cl1J11on. sic;iJ, ~nd cr,111s1e111 

u1~duc11on, l.11111nar and turhulcnt CO;t\IX 

tmn 1111cr'lal ""'! c~tcrn.11 Oll\\, bounda" 

l.n~rs .ind crnp1nt.tl uwd 111011s. \ppl".runm 

.1dd1t-ss hm. nude.tr reactor C<K1~mg. hc;u 

ndMngcr' .md 11•tcr;1c11H coMpuung 

l'rm-q /-\fjl<J,,,/f\H>-J 

l·\l 1.!.~ \kd1.1111l<il \ ibr.11iom .!·.l. I 

11-e m-atmcm o fund;imc11.1ls 

mci<idmi: free <l11npcd .u d forced bJ1111nmt 

\ 1h~ lion' of I mer smgk u•d 11'.1h <ll'grec 

of frn'<lom '"lcn•s, mod.ti anah '" umun 

ous ""em' Jncl a pr Jctrc.1l pro1cct. l'rrrrq 

I If.? 1-.md I- \f.! l.? 

l \I d2 Computa \ k1h1"h 111 S1ruu11r.1I 

\ lnh.1111cs \ 0 l) \1ruu,1r l 1•d 

an.1h ''" m.imx formulauon cmplm mg flex1h1 I\ md ,111f1ws.• mctl""f; of .t'l.U\ \IS, c·orn 

p111<1 Lni;uagc' Jnd ti:d1111,111cs 111 ;truciur:L 

ck-sign I op1< t 1dudc temper an n dlcch 

cl C<t> of ,ctifcm<lll of s1 pporrs Jnd nusht of 

SlrtllturaJ p.1m f'tvrq f \/11 
l \ 1 I U ( ompulcr \ 1dcd \lanufac1uring 

(2-1 \ ..t> c: ~mmc...' ho\\ unnpurt:r\ 

.1nd Jucom.uior._ .uc u~J tn rnodc.:rn nunuIJclllnng pri>e<"'<~. lop•<' mdude 11ud1111 

ing pruu:"<"· ( ~( progr.immmg. pm'e" 

pl.111111ng. d1111c1Noni11g .. tnd ioleran<1ng. \1u 

den!\ p.1r11up.11c 111 .1 111.111uf:1uuring p101ec1 

wh1d1 1111b1<."' ( ·\()/(,\\I ,ufTw.irc In Jc"gn 

.111d lllJ11111.1t1u1c .1 wmponcm u"ng ( ;-..;( 

machu•mp eq•upnll·n1. l'rrreq. l \J.1--

I \11 '\ I \ 1h .111c<-d \lcchanit:., of .\1,ncrial\ 

'\-II '\ lop•<. 1nd11Je 1hetme' ut cl.blllll\ 

.111d pl.t,t11..1t\, \lr<.'\',) .u1d '.ttraln a.' lcn~or\, 

(0111pJt1lnlit' .111d con,ruuu'c: n:lation ... h1p, 1 

cnerg)' 111cd1mh, 't.ihilit). ~ idd runcliom, h<·· 

ha\'io1 of llllll" dcpcndc:m ma1cn.1h. pl."ii< i11 

hmu 1hcorcm,, pl.1.,11< dc>ign. l'rernr /-,\/.! 1 • 

f \ 1 I \6 \ lcch.tnic.\ of Composi1c Strucru"'' 

(2 2 \ \n 1111rod11<tor rnurS<: th.11 cmph 

\lie..~ thl.' nu.'th.1111c..:\ of .,rrui.:turc\ c..:onta1111ng 

wmpmH« Ill.lie n.1k I opics rn\'ercd 1nduJ1· 

th<· grn1·1.1l11nl I luoke's Law. lamin.1 wn-

'1i11111w rd.11u1mhip,. mechanic.\ or fih«r 

re111Jiir<ed l.uuin.l. l.1mina strength ;111ah·'"· 

.111d 1he m<·,h.11110 of .:om posit<: lamm.11<"'· 

1\n.1ly'" ".1cco111pl1<heJ through comp111cr 

lah ·""gnm«nt,, l'rnar /-'\/.! r 

l \1 H J l ncrp (omcr\ion 'l-0 '\; lntroJucuon 10 c.: 1:, ~ -" lOll' t.:r\ion .1nd ut1li1 ... u1on 

lcrrc-.;m.11.111d1hcrmo<l1 nanu, linrn.uion,, 

d1r'-"\;' c.:nl·rro '"'mvc.·r-~101~ dc\'iCc\, alccrn.1li\l" 

cncr~ '\(Hlrl..l'\, prc:\cllt .1nd fucurt' energy 

rc\l'.trd1 d«'lgll .111d Jc-.·clopm«m and «nt-ri:.~ 

ll'·•g•· and 1·wno1111 .m: prcsemcJ l'm~·q: 

J,\/i/')111 <'tjlllldit'lll. 

l \ 1 l 16 I le.Hing. Ventil,llion and \or 

Condi11on111g: I )e\lgn '-0 ' l'ru1upb ol 

1i1l'r1111.J, n.111rn · hc.u 1r.1mlcr, anJ fluid 111cd1.t111<.' ·" .1ppl1nl 1n 1hc J1"1gn and w111rnl ol 

1hl'rn1.1l cn\lr<111111l'lll'· ( 1·dcs and c4111pm<'nt 

for h<·.111ng. "'"ling .rnd humidirv rnncrol. \ir 

1r.111,11m,1on. di,11ih1111on and dc.ln1ng .m· 

. 11"' ""'"dcrcd. l'rrreq· /-.\1319 ,md f \I l.'O 

orcq11m1/m1 

l \ 11'i() C.omp=,ible flow and Turbomaclioncl') \ (). I> l 11nd.m1emal pnnupk.,. of fluid 

d111.llllK' .ind 1hcr111od\"nJm10 .tr« .1pph«J cu 

one du11cn1.,11uul lnmpn: ..... ,1hlc flt>''' lnph..' 

1nd11d< 1 .11 \'lllg·.m-.1 i'rniropl< flow, Ihm 

\\llh frt<lltlll, tlim w11h he.11 craml;,r .md 

nnrn1.1l .111d uhl1t1uc 'l10tk wavn. l111rnd11c1on l<llll<'(ll' 1n 1hc Jc,ign Jnd Jnalv'" of 

111rhomad1111cn .uc u>1ercd. /'r,·n·q. /· \ll.!O. 

1 \ll21 r>rrq111r.dm1 

l \l-155 \la1cri.1I" Procc"ing and 1-abrica 

uon '-O ) ~1 U« of 1hc .m .111d .1J1·,mted 

proce"' .mJ fabrt<.111t1n 1cthn1<1uc' arc <'X.llll· 

med for mculli<. poh llll'rt< ,md tompo,i1c 

111.ucnak .\.spell' uf 1hc proJu((1on of the 

h.i-ic rn111pom·111' of m.m:nal spt<'l1ls arc 

c\amineJ. ·\bo. pmc pnK<""ing .111d fabri-

<.ll inn therm.ii trc.1t111rni- to cmprovc chc 

111,ll«n.tl ws1em "ill he di,tu\Scd The coms« 

''directed to proper pro"""' .111J fubnc1t1011 

-.cb:tion for dlici«nt .111d o,;J.I;, dc"1gn of mcdw11· 

wl W\tcnl.\. l~m·q: l \/)/ i or/ \/21·1 

I \l·i5ti .'vkchaniwl Bcha, ior of Materials 

( '-0-'ll. rre.umc111 ol med1.1111tal hdu1·1or 

Imm a matn1.1ls \l«wpo1111. In add111on 10 

merallk m.ueri.11'. «llg1ncercd mact:riak sud1 

.is me1allic, poh men: .cnJ c«r.unic rnmp<l\ltc' 

.ire indudcd. Elas1ir .111d cl.Mic·pla.o.ric hc:h.1" 

1or Mc rre.11cJ, ,1' \\ell .1, mode-,, of frac1urc, 111-

d11ding briulc: .111d du< tile. '>tanning decrron 

1111eros~op\' is pertormcd for frauog~Jf'h'" 

Durnle-to-bri11le 11.m,icion. elastic fracrurc 

mech.tniw, fa1igue .md crcq1 .ire considered. 

Prrmr (E,\/lf·t or I- \flf l) ,111tf Ei\llr 

L \1-l 56 Corrosion and Corrosion Control 

' 0 ~). ·\ rnur-c d«ck.ucJ 10 chc smd1· 

ul 1·anmL' tYP<"' of corrm1on 1nd11Jing the 

ck-...1ro<.he111ic.1l .ind mc1.1llurgic.1l me,han"m' 

tt..,ponsiblc for c.1ch .md 1h«i; prc\Cntion. 

l"hc rnur'e conccnirate' principallv on the 

\truuur.iJ allov\ ll\(,:tl tn the marine: cnvironmcnL l.;tbor.t~or\' 'l"~'ton' involn:- tkn1on~ 

str.111ons and h;11;ds-011 experiments, whi<-h 

wmplemem che lcuure m.1teri.1l. Pr.-req: 

F\13/J 01· F\llf.1. 

£"\I 158 1-a.ilure \nah-m (2 2 \).A rnuN: 

dc,1gncd w mcmdu~c 1hc 'tude111 to the prin· 

tiplcs, tool, .111d tcd1mque; used in 1he .uuly 

"'of ma1eri,1ls t:1ilure,. L1hor.iwn· skills 111 

non-dc~1n1C1i\ e 1c,1111g, optic.ti and dcurnn 

m1<ro-cop1. l11t'Ch.m1c.1l 1c,ting, corrosion 

.111d ""'" tcs11ng .ire d<Tdopcd. Emphasi'" 

pl.u:ed on ,1e111.1l c.1'<" hismries and the smdc111 

" 1c411ircd w rnmplcce a11.1lysis of a failed 

wmpnncnt. l'rm·q. )~\fl)"'. l:,l/J/) 

11r F\fl J.J 

f\l 161 Engine.: Principles, Design and 

\pplicatiom 2-2 ~ I he tOUf\e ob1ecm c '' 

io pro"1dc J funJ,uncnr.11 unde"tanJing of 

reuprouung 1111ernal-wmhmtion engine 

<b1g11 .ind opcr.uiun. I hi," .KhicveJ hi' 

linking cximng e11g1nc h.irdware design and 

performance .111.1lvm m concepts .tnd d1supl111e' smdicJ 1n 1hc lll<"lh.mical cngineer111g 

curriculum. f'rm·q: lil/ !20 or <1pproml o( 

t/,:p11rnno11 t"htur: 

I \l 1(d Rc"auor Physics II (2-2->l. I he wpll' c..0\1.:n.:J 1ndudc.: ncurr,111 gt.:nr1.u1on tlllll'S, 

tC.lllOr J'ICr!Od, dd,l\'cJ neul;tlll,, ll<"g,111\'l.' 

h:111p<.:r.uurc.: c..odlit.:icnc. xenon pnisonmg. 

<ll11trol rod thcorv. ,h1dding .md .1 r<.l<lllr 

klll<'lle> t·asc problem. /'""""')· Fi\ I i6l. 

I M 168 uclear [ncrp Com cr\ion 

U 0 >). Principles of the rnmn,1on of 

nud«.ir cncrg)· into u~di.11 power,.,,. lmercd. 

\~uiom type' of nuclear power pl.1111' 1hc1r 

dc,1gn. c~ de,, load following d1.1r.1<1«mlll\, 

Cl< , .uc studied. 1\d,·anced nude.11 «n«r!,'\' 

lOlln:rsion sy'.\tc.:ms. including fi.1.s1nn, Jr~· 

.11"1 '111d1t·J. l'rert•q: t:\1361 

1·.M 172 1\ lcchanical Design (2 2 \). ·\ 

<J(1'Cnnc '111dv of the engine<'fing d«sign 

pr<x<"" cmph.1\lllng chc 1111«gr.uio11 ol ub1c,. 

m·c,, .u1.1h-,is of alrcrnaci"c' .111d ,1·111h<"" of 

lompone111,, Practical expcnen<c i' g.1111cd 

h\ p.1rii<ipa1ion m team projncs. /'m,.q: 

(t-:11Fl11111/ f:.\/4~) or t1ppm1·,i/ ojdtp1m· 

111r11t rh11n 

FM 17,i G.i; Turbines: Design and Analysis 

(2 2 \). ·\course dc,ig11ed to ·ll<Ju.1i111 1hc 

'1uden1 wnh the design and .lll;th-'i' of 111ndt:rn g.1, lt1rb1nc cng1n~s currt·nd~ c.:mplc.wcd 

h\ 1hc L \ '\a'" Inc emph.'-"' "on d1« 

l<>n,1r.u1u' .tnd hm1t.tt10n"' of the' .1nou' 

u1111po11c11t' th.11 rnmpri,c 'lult p1l\\er g.l\ 

turh111e engines sucli as Jxi.11 .md tentrifug.tl 

rnmpr<""""· comhusmr> .. 1>i.1l .111d r;1di,1I 

turh1nc:,, 111ccrcoolcrs, rl'hc:.Hcl"''I, fl'~l' 1l"r.uor~ 

.ind 111lctfexi1 d10uscf\ and 1101.1b. In .1Jdi 

uon, wmpone111 marching .ind che prohlcm' 

.1'.\ou.11cd "ith it" ill he Mt1d1ed. Al,o. fucur« 

COllt<'f'" 1n turbo nuchi11cry prop11l'lon 

"ill be dl\u1"eJ. Th" COllf\l: .1'\llllle' .1 h.1,ic 

knowkdgc of thcrmod\'11.lllll<' .md will .1dd 

101he ,11;dcm's knowl;dge 111 \ll<h .m.is ,1., 

wmpr«"ihlc How in mrho 111.1d1111el')·, 

cumbu1.otion anah-sis and cmi,,ion' control. 

l"h« rnl111111ario~ uf che cotmc i' .1 final 

.big11 prOJClt. l'rm·q: J·J\l l.!O . 

l \11-6 Undersea Power ·~ m ('·ll-'). 

f'ht pnnuple' of design of Under,e.l f'O\\l"f 

"''1c111' .ire prescnt<-d. I opcc.' indude haucr1es, fi.cd cells. 1hermc>clcur1<,, n1.1gn«tohydrodyn.1111ic;. chermophotm oh.uc, .• md () 11 C . 

/'n rrq. Fh332 and ( E, \ 13 I 8 11r FI /.l.!-1 or 

t1ppror•1d o(rlqmrtrllt'fll ch111ri 

l .M177 Computer-Aided Design (2 2 3). 

·\ <lcS1g11 rnursc using dw wnrb1.11ion 

t.:11\"lro111ncnt anJ sdettcJ 'iOft\\:,1rc: in 

mnh.umms 'ioliJ modeling and fi1111« 

clc:llll'lll .11ul~·!'l1~ .ire uo;cJ ro gc.:nl·r .tk 

,oluuon~ hJ-"•l'd on pc:rlOrn1.u11.l· rd.ut:J 

obj<'Cll\c,. l'rm·q: f~\13-1 
Naval Architecture and O cean Engineering Department 

Na\'al ArchiLecLure Major 

The n.l\.1l arch11ccrurc rna1or '' accrcd11cd h\· the I 11g111ccring Accrednanon Cornmi"1on of the 

Accrcd11a11011 Ho.trd for Fng1nccring and lcchnology. This rn.11or carnc 111w being ,ts an engineering 

di,dplinc hcc.tmc oi' a unique .111d complex end-produce. che ship. A special combination of 

knowledge and experience is needed m design and build a ship. \'ariet)' cxiscs nor onl)· in chc kinds 

of work 1 rcsearch. design, cmt·csmn.rnon. fobncauon, and 111.111age111cm). bur al'o in che cvpcs of 

er.di 1m·oh-cd from \ailho.u' w aircr.1ft carriers. Il\'drofoil boats co c.u.1111aram .• ind submar111cs 

m su rLtec effect \'ch ides. . 

~;l\al .1rchircu' u'c borh .m and engmt-cnng 111 dc"gn111g ships. Armed with imagmacion and 

exp<'11t'l1Le. thcy com·en l\111ct1onal rcquircmems into a suir;1hk, cost-d'fccrivc dc,ign. Ther anall·ze 

and select 1hc bc\l d1rnen-.on' and hull form, cakulacr the power rcquircmcms .. md esciman: 1he 

\\eights of the prinup.11 u11nponem,. !he\- design .tnd an.tine chc hull 'rruccurc and decide on chc 

lota11on of milit.tr\' sub-,nicm,. m.1d1111cr\' space,, luhicabil11Y .111d suppon spaces, .rnd cank.tge . 

.\dd11ionall). the ship mu't be subdi,·idcd llHO \\,ttcmght compartments m rhac, if damaged, 1ht 

d1ancc' ol sUl'l'l\:tl arc 111.1x1111i1cd. \Vcigh111g and re,olv1ng 1hc marw conllicnng requirements 1n ch<:' 

design of J ,l11p arc the creative md dt.tllcnging respons1bilicics of chc n.l\'.1l arch11cu 

~.1\-.tl .1rchitec1urc .lt the N,l\ .11 -\cJdcnn .1pproachcs dll'sc rop1Cs 111 a fully imcgrated program of 

classroom scss1nm, hands-on Ltbor;uon work, field 111ps. and the latcsr in computer-aided ship design 

and .111.1ly,is cethn1qucs. ·\ n.1\'al ardrnccturc design room, mo cowing c.111ks. a circul.mng \\,ttcr 

channel, .tnd ,t st.HK scahil11\' tank .uc· somt' of che mam· facilities a,,111.tble ro midshipmen rn.11oring 

in n.l\",tl ;1rcl111cu11rc. ,\ dl\t111guished .tnd inno,·ativc faculcy cnmplcmcm chcsc cxcdlcnc focil11ies and 

conrnhurc w lll•tking this .in ou1stand111g 11ndergr.1duarc cngi1wcring 111.11or A bad1clor of S<:icncc in 

n.1"al arch1reccure ":1w,mlcd. ' ' ' • 

Curriculum Requirement' (in add1t1on rn rhe rcquirc1rn:n1' of plebe yc;ir) 

Profr"ion.il '\ll.203. '-l rn2. NL400. '\!'\!204. ''-'10. '\!'i-'!O\: 

\brhc111a11c' '-\1212 '-\1221 

\crcnn C.,1'211. '>1'212; 

Hum.t11111cs: 1111215. 1111216 plus (WO dceti\'Cs intlud111g one at chc m0/400 lc\'d; 

rnglllt't'lll1g: I I 3.'1 I. EI .n2. LI\ 121 I. I \ 121 -. l \\232. l \n 18. [\1' I'). l:\.\00. r'i4 l 0: 

\l.1101 l·'\2·1(> l '\'112. I'- '153 ['\ ))8. E'\,80 I '-455. r '\-1-1 L '\ ... -6. plm tWO rna1orelcUi\'eS 

R-1 
Ocean Lnginccring r 

0-..·.m I ngmccnng holds che ke\' to rhe l.t,t fromicr on e.mh. the ocean <lepths. ~'h1lc m.1rim· \Ucnmt' 

prm idl· m with .1 h,L,it: knowledge ol the ou:.m cnnronment, the oce.111 engineer enable' ll' IO use this 

env1ron111e111 more dTecrivek By hlcn<ling the fun<lamemals of 111achcmat1cs. physics. chem1'tn· and 

ow.inogr.1pl11· "irh knowledge of the engineering sciences. inclu<ling ciLean 111.tcerials and w;n·c mcd1an1cs. 

the OLl~lll cng1nct>r pl.ms. designs .in<l buikb a \'ariery of co.1stal. h.ubnr. an<l o/Ehore s1ruc1mcs; 1111111.umcd 

un<lcrn.ucr n:h1clc, .md <liwr support equipment; undcn\atcr <Koustic 'ysccms; ocean energy .md mher 

m.ume-rd.Hc<l l·rwironmcmal sys term. \lulu d1'Liplinary in n.uure. ocean engineering will appc.11 ro ci,·il. 

dectnl.11, cm 1ronme111.1l and mccha111c.1l cnginl"ers "ho" ish m pr.lCtKe in the ocean rt-aim. 

nw <lLl'Jn cng11tclT1ng ma1or is accrnli1e<l by the f-nginccring Aclrcd1t.t11on CommMion of the 

Acuedu.u1011 Bo.1rd for l:ngineering .md Technnlo~·y. The 111.11or otli:rs an incegraced program of srnd\, 

ll\11tg .1 b.1l.111ll· between das,room 1hcor~, l.1bora1ory work and prauical application providing rnidsh1p111en 

w11h dtl' b,1,kgroun<l 10 work dTcc1iwly .1s ocean engineers. L1bnraton· experiments arc condulled 111 the 

120-linn .11ul \80 foot \\J\'l" an<l towing 1.t11ks an<l coastal engine ... ring b.mn. Thc'e .ire equipped w11h 

dectro·h)dr.n1lit \\,l\'e·makcr> .t11d imtrum ... med with 'ophi,1ic.unl ,emor' and on-line: J.u.1 .tequi'1t1on 

.111d .111.1lp1s equipment. A circul.ning \\,lier channel, hvpcrbariL te't facility .md an environ111e111.1l ,h,1mber 

arc .tl\ll .l\,111.thle. !'he \:av al ·\c.lUenl\'' l0111pUler Wstel11' arc: ll\cU Ill ,olving design problent\ ,rnd pn:p.tring 

wmpu1ei-.11,kd dn1gm. \upen·i"ng. <l1recung .rn<l tc.iching thi' program i' .1 team of prolc"ion.11' rl·cog1111l·d for prm 1ding 011 ... of the fin,,_1 undergr.1du.ue 111•tior' in ocean engmeering available in rhe rnumry. 

\ luchdor ol \Llence in occ.m eng1ncning is .n"uded 

C urrirnlum Requirements (111 add111011 10 the requiremc:m' of plchL year) 

l'rnk"""1.tl '\JI 20.t '\JL\Ol. \:I ·100. 'l'\J20·i. '\\110. ~v ox, 

,\1.t1h<11t.11ll\' \\1212 \\1221· 

'iCtt'llle' \l'~l I, \!'212. 

I lum.rn111l'" 111121 'i, HH216, .1nd two c:lernve' 111duding one ;11 rhc 100, 400 lcn:I. 

I ng1nw111g 11 '.\1.11.H~ I \1211. l·\121-. l'\12.12, F.\1118. l·.\U19 F'>.,OO. l-'>·110; 

\ l.11or I '-' 2 1'), I :\' 180, I· :--:4·! I, I·:-..: \(d, I 0.-162. I '\J.17 '), S022 I. plm four ma1or c:lewvc,. 
Naval Archi1cclllrc and 

O cean I nginccring Courses 

I N200 Pnn<ople, or ')hip Perform.1ncc 

'-1 f l"hi' "nur,t.· '' in 111troduu1nn to 

'hop wi.tcms, 111dud111g l>.1'1L mc1hot1' of ,hop 

pnKurt·n1rnt. \.<>tl,trt1ltlt1n .1nd pov•cr pl.int 

'dcuiun. l'nmiplc, of ,hop ,1.1hilm· and 

opcrahili1I' ·" rd.uni 10 prncmin: and corrcc uvc d.1111.1gc wn 1 rnl. l'r1·1~·tr NS I 00 r111d 

/'/1p1n I(\/'.! 1111r \/'221 ). <111tl 1/( rm"'" 

LN2q 5 Principle, of Ocean Sy\lcrm 

I nginccring (2 2 \) rh" rn11r.t· 11Hmducc' 

flt.'\\ oc.c.m l'llginn·rmi; llli.lJOf\ to the.: gcncr:tl 

problem, .111d <hogn pr.1uicc' 111 the area.< of 

dlt: nc.:c:.rn cn\·1H>11m<..·1H. c.:nast.1l l'ng111ccring, 

ofEhorc strutturcs. ntc•lll fll•Hcri,11" oc:c.rn 

ctt:oi1,t1l:-., .111d l1rh.l(:r\\.t1c.·r \Y\l<-'111\. B.t\il 

11.1\'.tl .trd11tl'ct11n: prin,iplc~ .m: .11,o <:<>l'crcd. 

111duding ftnlroS1.11iu, "abil11)' .rnd buoy-

.HK\', .tnd powering. I he use of l.1borawrv 

npcrimrni- .ind u1mp111cr·,11dcd dr.1hing 

t< ,\[)J .ire eph.l\11cd. l'rm·1r /-(Jf 11111J"r 

(}/' ,/f'f'NJ1'J! t1f "'"/•- ( fll'f'lf /-,\/211, 

EN2·16 Pri11Lipfe, of 'la,af \rd111ec1ure 

2 2 '\ I ho' wur-" "h1d1 " oncemfrd for 

m1<bh1pmrn 111.11nnng 111 n.1ul .ud11tetrurc, 

prcwidcs ;111 0\'C..'f\ ll'\\" nl topiL\ r.1f.tll'IOllnl 

to ,hop de,ign. fopl<' tmludc introdt1tl1nm 

ll• engineamg de\lgtl. cng111,..,ring graphic>. 

n11ment.tl method" huo;·ann. >hip >rrtKlllr<..'\ .. 1nd m.uim.· propul!o.ion ,,·,1t.:nh. ·\ 

design JHOJCll ts u"'d ro prmide \tt1dc111> \\Ith 

.t h.rnd,-on cxpcrienn· in dcs1g111ng a "mplc 

"c"d l'm,.q: l y,J lll11jor ,,,. 11ppm1'tl! "f'rli.1ir. 

£."-:.BO l'roh.1hifi1ic' .rnd S1.ui,1ic~ "ith 

Ocean \ppfic.11iom ( '\.(J .'ll <.over. the basic 

lUllt<.:pt' of proh.thdu, .1nd \l.111\th,.:' wJCh 

th.: .1im of prm 1d1ng .111 undcrst.tndtng of the 

prohabill\lll n.llUfl' ol the force\ .tcting on .1 

n1arinl.' ''fllLUm .. " A ,l.Hl,tic.11 rquc,c.:mJrion 

nf d1t' sc.t ,urf.tll' i' dcwlopcd on order lO 

d,·1crn1in<· de,tgn \,tfu"' for struuur.tl lo.id· 

11tg .tlld \cl11dt• ltlOllOn. f'l,.l'c''f· \,\/_!I_! 1Il1tf 1 /:'\'200 or/· \'.!·15 ar !-N2·16J 

I "'Jl12 Ship I hdro,1;111c.\ Jnd Stabilil) 

( \-2 t I hrn11"' ,tnd pro..:nlure' fin pred1c1-

mg a 'h'l1' hn.lro,1.n1c n.:,pon,t· 10 \'Jnou' 

.;n11J11ions .ire .tdd1t·\Sc<l, \ kthuds for computing die s1,1hilit) d1.tr.1<rcris1ocs nfhoth 

int.tu .tnd d.1111.tg<·d 'hip, .trc >t11d1cd. Floodahle lcngih rnmp111.uion' .ue t;tught. \1;1hili11 

and suhd ivis11m u i1ni.1 .trl' e\plained. f'ht 

lme> pl.in lnr .t hull fn1 m i> dnclnped and 

.111.1lyzed. l'rr'l'r''f.' /'f\'2·15 '" l \'2H>. 

86 

EN353 c\l~ tancc and Propul\ion \ 2 I) 

'lopics include di111enS1011al .111.1ly'''· '11nil1 

rude." :tl'C .111d 1·1Scous rc,isunct· of shil"· 

,hip-model tc,1111g 1edrniq1JC,, liill-,,.1lc 

perform:tnc:e predi<tion, momentum chcor~ 

of propubi'e dc,·occ' .md propeller vthr.mum 

and deS1gn. !'he course .tl>o cm·er' the cxpcrimenr.11 a.11.pc..·((, of 111.uim • .. vehicle rl'Sl'iiil.111\ .. c 

and prupuf,un1. f'rc·mr f/-~Y2·15 "r /-,\'2·16) 

1111d 1F\IJl8 nr F~!U11. 

EN358 Ship S1rut1urc' U·2~t). A cntmt· 

in 'trucrural theor\' .md pracci<c. lopits 

include long11udin.1I .tnd transverw 'lrt'ngth 

of rhe hull girder, hrnding momenis in a 

seaway. pbcc· 1hem1. de1·clopmc111 of ,htp 

;m1uur.1I dt';ign, Ii nice dt·ment an;tl\'si,, .md 

applic.uiom of ,hiphuilding matcriab. 

f>raeq· l::M2 I 7- (i1req: Ff\''J'i3. 

EN380 Naval M.ucrial; Science and Engineering ( \-0· ~ l'hc wur'c addre"e' the 

oprtnul U\C of 111.ucnals in ocean '""em' 

wirh empha.'i' on corr°'ion prt'l'cntion, lr.ltcure mLx:h.1111c.:.' .1nJ ba,1t m.ucri.ils ''--icnu..-. 

f'rertq: c;r 112 nr 'iC/ 51 < omr t-:1121-: 

EN'! I I Oct.-an Eiwironmcmal Lngineering I 

(2-2-31 ·\n 1mroduwon co h.1,1t pnnc:iple' 

and curn .. ·nt l\\Ul'\ in ell\ 1ronn1cnt.tl l'ng,1nccr 

ing ai. applied w the <Kt'an environmem 

Topttal cmer.1ge indude, d1emical .111d 

biological consiJer.ttions in w.11cr q11,1lm" 

diffusion ;md di,peN<lll in esrnanes and 

tKeanic e-n' iron111e11t,, cng1nn-r1ng n1cth0Js 

used w an.1l~7.c .1nd 1111ug,nc rhc cllC,1s .,f 

marine polluiion, .111d e1wironmem.1I cd11e-' 

and regul.1tory M.11me,, l'rm'tf.' I/( mgmea· 

i11g lllrijor ar rtppml'rll oft '1.11r. 

EN412 Ocean l m ironmemal Lng111ccnng 

II (.~-0· .\ B.mt pnnuplcs .tnd current "'""s 

111cm1rnnmc111.u engineering .1, .1pplicd 10 

the oct.".111 cnvironmt'nt .1rc inrroc.hu .. c:J. Principal forns "on oc:c.111 reS<1urc:c-: their idcn· 

rilicarion. re..:o,·en· .rnd u1iliz.111on. ·1opic.tl 

coverage induJe, the 1ed111ologit.1f .t,pt·c:t, of 

aJcern.uc Clll"Tf..''Y \<lllf(t''i; Jec:p-O(c.\Ul oil ;tnd 

gas reco\'er~: de,.llimz;nion: dredging .111d 

uses for dredge 'pnil: mint-ral cxploir.mon; 

ocean dcpo,ituric,; \\etl.111d,, red\ ;111d mher 

co,i:.ral dt:'dopmcm': .md environtnl'mal c:co· 

non1io.. c:d1ic.,, ;tnd rc:gul.1u.uy .. c.11u1l.·-.. f>r,·uq: 

I'( mgmnnng 11111;m· or .1ppr01•11' af "'""" 

EN-120 Co;m.tl Fngineering (2· 2 \) f'h" 

COLtrS,o;t pro\'1dcs .1n O\'t'l'\'ie\1 of dw nll'tl1ods 

used to dc.\lgn hmh ,hort• pro1et11on ,,·,iems 

and pon and h.ubo1 srn1uures. ·1op1t' 111-

clude sea Ind fluttu.uion,, wind-w.1ve f<irc 

cascing, 'lullo\\ w.ner \1,1\'e 1r.111sfimn.uion, 

"dimcnt 1r.111,pon, littor,11 pruc:c"es. soh 

engineering" •tpproaches like beach nouri'h 

mcnr. and scrunural design ot rc\Ttment,, 

groins. jeuies .. tnd brcak\\,Ht'fs. hnph.1'i' ;, 

on rhc dc,1gn pro.:ess u'ing Army Coq" of 

l'.ngineers design manual>. fY,.req: fu·l-5. 

/ 1C /'.OF 1111Ijor or tlppr()/111' o/1 l1111r. 

EN425 Ocean Thermal Sniem' .~ 0-3). 

·\pplie.' che wncepl\ of 1 h~rmodrn 1111 

1cs. Auid dynamtes, pwchromemn and 

heat transfer w ocean ')'Hem; and O<t':ln 

cn\'ironmcntal '}"tcms. Include, 1hcrrn:1I 

energy co1wcrs1on to power cydes, including 

internal and external combustion cng111cs and 

gas turbinL'S. ropic:s indudc: refrig.:r,1tion, 

air conditioning. he.11 pumps. intompre"-

ible 3Jld compressiblt· flow, m;m and cncrgr 

balances and he-.11 exchanger dc;igns. l'rereq. 

EM319: Comr I- \1324 

EN430 Undem'3ter Work Systems '\ 0-.~). 

rhJS cours<: acquaint; the ;ruJent w11h dt.,,1gn 

and opcration.J wruideratio"' for workmg 

111 the subset cm·ironmem. rop1t C0\1'r.tgt~ 

indudes manned suhmersibb. unm.11111<.J 

rcmocek-opcraK-d vehicle., aumnomom under· 

water ,·chide;, .md deep-di,·e s~'>ccms. f>trrrq. 

11( mg111em11g 11111;or or r1pproml ofc/i,m 

EN<1<10 Design of Foundations for Ocean 

Structures 3-0-.3) This course col'crs h;1"c 

soil mechantcs principles and then appltt'' 

chcse co the dL-sign of foundation "''cem,, 

wich ;u1 emphasis on the unique n.nure of 

coastal and m:an condition;. Topics include 

r.:c:ommendcd pracm:cs and prucedurt·' 

for planning. designing anJ wnscruuing 

adcquace found;uiom for m.trtnc· >truuure" 

including shallo" foundariom. deep pile 

loundanon, ,·cnic..'l! retaining \\alb, .md 

anchoring systems. l'rereq: 1-;112r, II( HH 

lllll)Or or t1pprot"1f "(d1t1ir. 

EN+l 1 Oceru1 f:ngineering Structures I 

3-0-.~). Scrucrnral de>tgn c:onsiJerations for 

fixed 0<:<'311 "rutturcs. ~uc:h .15 do..:k,, pier,. 

and \led-jacker suuuurcs, arc an.U\'1ed. 

ne,ign techniques tncluding m.mix method, 

and finore demem anah·"' .u,· immduccd. 

Boundary conditiom, ~\.tve effects. lound.tnon,, loading and materials t0nsiJcra11ons 

arc m1died. f>rm·1r E,\121-

E 442 O cean Engineering Structures II 

(2-2- '\). In 1h1.s course 1n stru<tur.11 design 

rheon .mJ pracltcc. haS1c \lruc:tur.11 drntt'nl\ 

of offihort' and co.1st.ti scrucnirc' .ire de,igncd 

using currcnc cngint.-cring Jc~ign lt>Jc~. I Op-

"' tndudc m;ueri.11 properrics. c:onncuton 

111e1h0Js, and d<'>ign of >tcd. nmher, .ind 

concrete structure,. l'raeq. f:\'-J.1 / 
l' 115 .\1arinc I Jhric<uion \lcthods 

, 1 ~ J111~ <.n 'l pre: ·nts 'ornc.: of the 

ba-it 1cchr14uc"S m<·d LO l.thri<ale ofhhore 

'tructures and <lnp•. l .<...:llirl .111d I.th wp1ts 

dC">dop .111 undn\l.111d111g of me1.il. con<re1e 

.md ,nmp<>\ll<" u>mtnl<Hnn .tnd 4u.1lm control mcihmh through the manuf.tc!llnng .111J 

1nung ol sm.JI cn111p<u1cnt' rcprC\clll.uivc 

ol thmc: u'cd 111 1h<" 111.mne ens 1rnn111enl. An 

undcr,1.tnding nl l.thnL.1t1on 'pcc1lic.111om 

;, dc\dnpcd through group pro1eu' 111 e.1d1 

ma1cn.1I c.uq:on. l'raar l.\'!80. 

l '150 I nginccnng Lconomic Analy;i' I ~-0· 

3 B.t>ll mt·thud, .111d re.hon' tor conduc1111g 

an eng1nen111g ewnon111. ,111,h .ire prc;emnl. 

l.u>nonut <111cria .ire dndopcd l'roccdurc' 

for nukmg .1 ,dnuon from .unong a '"r of 

1ech111t.tlh i-."1hle .1hcrnall\c' .ire <cudied. 

,\"umptinm .tnd impl1t.111on' ·"""1.ued 

"tch the'<' deuqon-111.tk111g proccdurc< .ire 

d1<cu"cd. l'rrrt'q //( mg111ern11g 11"1/0r or 

''Pf''"" ii 0 / hur. 

I ;-.. t 5 1 \nal\llca.I Application; 1n ~hip 

Dc<ign 'l-0 'l l he de<1gn 111occ" .md 

a11.1I· ·t1<.tl 1nol, rc<Jllircd for dTccm e deu<um< 

111 the Jc,1gn of m.mne '\'rem' .tre ,rnd1ed. 

\ lctho,h for the a1uh <i< .md transformauon 

ol a\ail.thk d.n.t .tre e\.tlu.ued. t )nee prcxcdurc' for C\t.1hll'lttng tl1<· techn1c.1l tCas1biliry 

of .t dc<1gn h.tvc been .tddrc"ed, cmpha'" 

,h1fo to the proper r<"'nluuun of deti,iom 

dominated I" cul1101t11L umsidc:r.111011,, 

l'rer,·q. //( ,;,111tl111g '" 111mil .irchitt'flltl't' 

llltl)Or or t1ppror•1il of dmtr. 

E 152 Siructural Reliabiliry 0-CH). This 

rnur<c prnvi1k' .111 und<·r,r.u;ding of h<m 

rcli.tl>ilitr methods .trl' ll'ed 10 .K<<Hmr tor 

the r.tnd~>m 11.uurc: of the: ,c.t when dcsigning nu.-an .md ship <lrttllurc:>. \ktltnds tor 

du." n.·li.ih1l1t\' l\\C.."\\11lCllt of i;cn1cturc~ an: 

pre,«nted I lw role nl rcltahilit) me1h1xh 111 

th<' de,1i:n nl 'lrtll'turn and a.' the hasi' il1r 

d<-;1~n 1...oJc, "di-1...uswd. ( "-'C scuJin on 1he 

u<e ;,t rch.1h1ht) methods pnmde 1he <tudcnt 

\\1th real '""Id appl1<.1t1ons to complement 

thcrorcllc.tl midi<·<. Prercq; !-.\' 358 ,md 

I \' 155. or I \' 16/ ,,,,d IX 1-5. 

l '\/ 155 k.th>t:ping aml \lanemering ' 2-'1) 

lop11...' include <l11p stwnng. 111.tncuvcnng. 

mouon .tnd «·.tk<'Cp1ng. I he h.tsit C<JLl.Hiom 

nl rnntinn !or ,t nunc:uvering 'hip ,tnd for ship 

n10110n' m .1 'l·.1\\.l\ .Jrt' dcvdnrx·d, .1nd \':l.finw,, 

mc:1huds of 'nlt111on .m· disnLs'<..J. 'l he rnur<e 

.usu COH'I'\ dw experiment.ti ·"11<.-Ct> ol =h"t" 

111g.uul 111.1m·11,cr1ng. l'n·1'l'q. /·1\'353. 

f"\ 156Advanced 1\lci.hoch in Ship De.sign 

'1-0-'I,. An muuduction to wmpu1n· .udcd ,hip 

d<..,1gn 1< pn..,,...m<.J. fop10. include nurncnc.J 

pron.Jure> appli<.J 10 !(>rm, lt.tbilin. n..,,1'1.t11cc, 

propulsion. motion. 111.tneuvcring .md <trt"ngth. 

l'rm-q: F \'353 or .1pprrmt! ofd"1tr. 

L'-·15- H}'drofoil and Propeller Design 

~ 0 'I . The .111aln1' .tnd de,1gn of hvdrolmh 

and motr111c propellers .m: prc<cntcd. l il11ng 

line and lilitng 'urface 1heoric' .trc .tpplied to 

naval devices. Design .111d !O\\ ing t.1111.. work 

supplements rcouuom. l'ratq: l:N 15.l or 

approf!n/ of,-hn11: 

F 1-158 Ad,·:rnccd /l.larine Vehicles (2 2· ~). 

\lodcrn watcru.1f1 discu"ed include muhihulls. planing bo.m, hydrofoil cr-Jft, 

and surface effect vchidc>. An.1lni< .tnd 

design tcarur<» arc invcsrig.ttcd expcri111cn· 

talk in the mwing tank when .tppropri.uc. 

l'rerrq. F \'3 53. 

EN 161 O cean Systems Lnginecring De,ign 

1 13-0-3 Eng1ncenng dc<1gn "uurodutcd 

as an 1mcrdisupl111.1ry ,tttt\'lry coupling 'uLh 

'uhjecrs a.' applied prohability .tnd \tJll\llL\, 

co~t J...\St.~sn1ent. dc:u..,ion-making. cconon1iL 

<""tluation, cngtnecnng ethics .. t~d pro1c<1 

pl.urntng. ln,trucuon 111 hvdrogr.tphic Sllr\'C)· 

ing and profiling. compmcr-.1ided dr,tliing, 

.md design report prepararion .rnd prc,cm.tt ion 1s .tho 1ndudcd l'rer(tf I IC srmulmg 111 

Oft"1UI e11g111c·cr111g llltl)OY. 

EN462 Ocean Sysicms l:ngincering Design 

II (1-4-3). rhc conccprual Jcsign of an <Kl'Jn 

engineering snrcm is acrnmplishcd bv 1111d 

'hipmcn teams. Projects arc ,cleued 10 111.11d1 

\lUdem imere\t and'""" cath \elllc\lcr hu1 

norm.ilk incudc such a~e.i; .\5 coa.,t.11 shore 

prmeaion. mann<li. off,horc \lrtlllllrcs, 

tidal \\etlands. artificial red\, ote<lll cneri;-

S)">tcms. undel\\Jlcr vehicles, diving .md Iii~ 

support ')"terns. Design team< work ind<·· 

pendent!\ .tnd 1megrarc Jerailed engineering 

design along" irh other pro Jell clcmcrm sLllh 

,ts propo,al "rinng. project m.111.tgcmcnt, 

cost c>rim.1ring. report preparatton, .tnd or.ti 

prc'.'ent.uions. l'rereq. F.V.16/ 

E 4"'0 Llfe Support Systems 3-0-J) l'hc 

phrnologic.al and psvchologrl.'11 a'pc<t' ol 

man in the= arc pr"'entcd with the related 

engineering requ1rcmc1H<. !Opu.:.< indudc 

hypcrharic phrnologv. sa1urauon div111g. 

life supporc cqu1pmcm, deep dive wsrcms, 

diving operations .111d hu..irds. l'rcl'<''J- //( 1·11· 

g111ur111g lllll)Or or 11pprol'tll ofdty1mw1r111 d11111: 

1"1·1-1 Ship Design l (2· 2-J). Jl11, wur<c 

inuoJuce' the srudent to th<· rn1uircmcnr' .ind 

pro<t.Jurt'\ for acrnmpli,hinl' the: dcs1μn of .t 

<hip. l11e ptt'limina1y design ot .t ,111.JI ntonnhull 

di<pl.1ccmcnr 'hip i.' dc'\dor<-.J. Rdw.u11 d<.,,1gn 

n."'mrtt.,, .md ru:hni4ucs arc LL«.J. /'rrrrq: //( 

;1,111di11g 11111r11·,t/ rtrrh11,·a11r<' 11/tl)Or. 

Lt 4-5 O cean Engineering Mech.inics 

( ~-2-q) !'his cOUf\t 1m·csug.ucs the propc1 

lies of ocean surf.Kc waves .tnd the cllcu' 

of occ;111 wa"es on fixed and llo.111ng ncc.1n 

'truc1ures. lAtborarory cxpenement' .trc 

Jn integral pare of rhe course and 111dude 

measurements of wave heighcs, fu1J vdou· 

ric' .md preS<urcs, wave-induced forces .md 

strw .. Lurc.: nlotions in waves. ( .omputatio11.1I 

skills .ue .tlso cmphasized both through ex· 

ten,ive spreadsheet applicarions .111d 1 h rough 

progr.urnrnng 111 1\lATLAB. Prm·q. /·,\fll·I, 

r \'2·15 or t1pprm'tl! of dept1rtll/t'I// d1111r 

L •1"'6 Ship Design If (0-6-~). In thi< 

wuf\c whteh reprcse11t> the tul111in.111on 

of an undergraduate naval ard1i1ec111rc progr.1111, che srudenc applies enginecring ,kills to 

the dc,ign of a 'hip. l'rercq: E \'.1 - , 

[ q-8 Submarine Design Analy~i, ( '·O-Jl. 

!'Im cnul\e ceaches na,al arch1tccrural design 

method< spccili< to submarine" includ· 

1ng gcnerauon of a concept dc<ign. lnp1" 

1ndudc surfaced and submerged hydrm1.uits, 

pre\\ure hull design. resistance and pro· 

pluson lwdrodynamics and ship lundling. 

')''tcm 1nregraeton, weigh1 csn111.111ng. dc'1gn 

marg1m. ;Lnd operarional envdopes. Addiuonallv. midshipmen will gain insight into 

philosophies behind opcr.tting procedures, 

ca.sualrv procedures, and admin1str;t11\'l' 411.11 

1tv controls which allow modern subm.u111e' 

t<; operate safely. l'rerr:q: /IC \~mil /lrd11t<'1 

lltrt' or Onw11 b1gi11eeri11g 111n1on. 

87 
\Veapom and Sy tcm\ Engineering Department 

'>n ccnH I ngmecring ,\ 1ajor 

~Ian} mo<l<•rn pruduc.1" lrom lllllW\\,1\t' mc11S, '1ereos .mJ .u11omoh;!c, 10 'p.1cccraf1. mis' lcs .inJ robots, 

arc a ton•ple~ srstcm comi\1111g ol to111po~cm' lrom 111an} engineering d1,.iplmcs. I he 'Y"erm engmccr 

'eeks to co111h111c and control the Jl\crsc cn111poncnt' m orJt'r IO lll<'CI '(X'Cihc design 'l>eufic..11ions. 

I he :-\,i, ti \<.1<km1 's wqe1m engim·ermg progr.1111 r.11t'd number one in 1he cm1111ry for more than ten 

1ear,, 1, JlCrt'ditt'J h} the AcacJ11.111on Bo.1rJ for l·ngincermg .rnd Tec.hnolug} ( \B[ I). 11 is .m imcrJ1sup.1111n 111a1or cnLomp.1s"ng clcuroml,, nu.·thrn1c.s •• 1Ut0mat1t tontrol. computers .ind s1111,1l.11ion. An 

mcr,1!, undcrs1.111J111g of 1hc .11d1 ,,s .md dC',1gn ol rn111plc1t• cng11 « ' 11ems, indud ng 1hc 1111crJ1scipl1n.1n 1111t•rl.ttc' bcm«·n s1,1c111', "dw prim.in· go.ti ol 1hc m.tJor '>•:,1c111' cngmccring 1' p.trlllUl.trl} 

su11cd to chose pcN>m m1c1es1cd 111 che higher k·'cl 1n1cr.tt11tlll' ol en~. nee mg tomponcnts r.uh.:-r clt.111 

till' det.i1kd dt·s1gn of >peulic componenl5 \ bathclor of \CICllCC lit wstem' cngrnecrmg 1s .l\\arded An 

honors progr.un wuh J de,rgn.11cd honors degree rs .n .11l.1hlc tor selec 1ed ,mJcm 

'>met' mosr modern wqt·ms c.0111.1111 .1uwm.11 it Lonrrol lunu1011' ll\1ng dig11.1I c111•1rol 1cdrn1<1uc' rhe 

co1e of d1< "\!cm< cng1ncc11ng m.t:or '' 1hc srnth ol l<cdb.ick u1111rol rhcon·. "11h Jig1t.1I tonuol ,1, ,t 

rn.i1or elcr'1elll \urround111g 1r1s cort• is the 111rc:rdl\d('l111.1n p.in of the 111a1c1r, \\llh .1Jvanccd cour'"' 

m <l1g1t.1l tc<hnoloS' and mK•oproccs,ors, wmpucer mtcrfacmg .ind t·ng111t~r1 ng. analog .111d digital 

cu1•1111unrl,H1ons .111alog rnd <lig11.1I scmul.111011 .rnd robo1rc,. ,\, d p.1r1 of tht• intcrdhtiphn.trl lOIKcpt 

pornons ol I he 'I sttms t•11g111c:<·r1ng nt.t JOT 1'1a1· hl" li1lfillnl \\ 11h ,tJ\ .tntnl tm11 'r' lrom .tll ot hn 

c:ng111ce11ng d'SL1plinc' .t, "di J< marhl"ma1,~'· ph}'ic' and lOlllJH•l<.'f '<icn,c. 

\ s1 s1cr•1' c11g111cer 1s paru, ul.trl} '' t 11 prcparcd to opcr.lll' .rnd ma1111,11n the most ,ophl\lll.t1ccl '} ,tem' 

found 111 tod.11' '>:.in J..:mm lcdg,· g.111lt'd 111 dw n1.1jm i' <l1r<·td1 .1pplit.1bk· 111 mi"1l.:-, pm. 't'll">r, 

gu1d.1r1cc .ind propulsion wsccm,. I he 'Y'f<"lll' cng1ncl'f111g 111,t•or .11"' prm ides .111 <''ldlt·m lound.11io11 

for pos1gr.1d11.m· eJu<Jflllll 111 ,1m cng111ec1 ing discipline. 

Currit ulum Requirement' (111.1dd1t101110 d1t· Tt'ljlllrrmcnl\ ol pkht• n·.1r) 

l'rnl~·"1"' 11 '\I 'O\, '>:l \02, :-\l •100, :-\0:2<H. ;-\S\10. 0::-.·10\:; 

,\1.11hc111a11c<. '>\1212. '>\1221, 

'ot1l'll(l': \l'.211. ~I' 212. 

I lum.l'lllic1. 111121",IIJ121<> ,Hid 1\\0 dcdi\'C\ indud111c. Oltl' ,tt ~t \00/ 100 lt•\e(, 

l nginwing. 1 1 151 1 1 n2 I \1'1 I \12.\2 I \1\1:-i. I \l\l1J I '>.\00 

,\ l.qor I \20' I \.\01, I·\ 10' 1 \ \0 . I '>.\08. I '>·10 I I '>·102, '>128 t '>\I.\ 1 1, pht' live 111.1111r c:lcni'c'· 

88 
Systems Engineering Courses 

lC,201 lmroduction to '-ntem' Fngm<'Cring 

2.·1 I lntroJ11ct11n: w rh< m.1thcm.mc.,, pro· 

grJmmmg and •11nul.111un tool> of the -,,.,ten1' 

l·ngmc-cr. ln1rnd11cuon ro .lll.1log .md dignal 

'1mul.mon 1.xhn1<JU<" .111d modelmg nfekcrri-

<al, mcd1an1c.tl .llld lwdr.111lic W\tc1m. Include"' 

a s1mul.111nn l""i<"<t, ,; hriding 'from the l/C 

on dc"'ign prujc'<.t' .md .1 'uncy of the 'imul.iuon .ind wmrol l.1hor.11onc"' .md wur= av.ul1hk 111 •,,,,l: m' l ng1nc"<:nng. Corrq. 'i,\/212. 

r 5300 l\aval Weapom Sy,tcms t~-0-3). 

\n 1nrrc1<.luwon !O the thc~m· ol weapon' 

sptem' through .1 m1dy of die fundamcmal 

pnncipk" ol '<'n'><>r, tr.1<king, compu1.11ional 

and ""'Pon' ddivcn ,ub•yMcnl\. l'rm·'l· Ct!· 

mlw II (\1\/ 122 or ,\\/162), f'liymJ II (S/'212 

or \/'222 .tnd C/1,7111J11)' II 1\'("/ 12 or W 15 f 1 

1:530 I Analo~Digi1al Computer \ lethods 

2 J.. l l'm1c1pb of wmputer '1111ub11on of 

lmc.u .md nonline.ll mulm .tn.1hlc W\tcms .ire 

applied tn th<· •tmlv of 1he hduvior of n.·afa11c 

cngmecring u>mrnl "''1c1m. Include> a handson h.ud\\.ue dn1gn .md wn,truction prohlcm 

and .1 wmputcr 'imuLmon dc..,ign projc-.:t. 

!'re 'l l \202 ,1111/ /· \/232· ( omr l:SJOES.302 ·\pplicd Comrol Sptems and 

lnstnunemation 2 2 l t omputer rnmrollcd 

1mtrumcm.111nn " t1\l'.d 10 collect d.ua for 

dctem1in.111on of marhem.Hi<.tl model parame· 

tcr- of pin"'"''] ') 'lelll' 11'ing \lJli,ti~ an.tlpi>. 

Comp.1mon' of prt'l11ucd and .Ktu.tl '}'tcm; 

rt:<;pon'<"' arc n1.1de. lndudc.."' lab cxerci'<'.> with 

><0n"'"· 'etN>r nperauon .ind h.1rdw:1re de,ign 

of l )(·and \tcppcr motor <Ontrols. l'rrn·q: 

F~::Jo1,11ul rurr, Comr F~308. 

E5303 Linear Colllrol Sy,tcms 0-0-3). 

Analy'i' .md Jt..,ign of li1ic-jr colllrol "''tcn1' m 

rhe mne ;111d frc,1umc<"\' dom.un,, · 

l'rrrrq F\202 mt! I \/!i2: ( omr F\JOI 

L530·l \d, ancc:d Control Sntcms 13.().J). A 

<tud1 of .td• .111c<"d comrol m~ihoJ., for linear 

sptc·m, including frt"<JUen<: domain control 

SHtem d<.,.ign, 'late !l ... 'llh.Rk rnmpcn ... 1tinn, 

. md ,1,uc C'otimaunn l'rrrrq. l-5301 .mt! E.5303; 

(o'l''f n,;n8 

LS30- 1.in<>ar Comrol S1 \terns ( 1-0-l) 

\n,J\ "' .md dc..,1gn of lirie.u comrol sntem' 

in the tune .md f~t"\)Ueno dom.un,, l'rrrrq: 

F\20.! .mt! f \U 32· r °';'f F\W I 

1:5308 Control S)'lelll\ Dc\ign L1borntO') 

( 1-2·2.! :\pplit"tl wmrol W\!Clll' dt-;1gn. 

lmplcmcm.11100 of .ulollog .rnd ... 1mplc d.u.1 

rnmrollc.-. I'll r<"q: f \JO. i. 

1:5 lO I Advanced Control S)Stcms (2·2· 3) 

\ mid\" of .1d\";111cc'll top1<' of .1111omat1< 

"'nntrol sy,tcl1l\ mduding crnnpc..·n\..tUon. 

11111<.ltm u 1mrol 1hmn· .md nonlmear .m.1lv'" 

and ...,b.t<~l 1op1<' in .r<"\l'arch t<"thmque>. 

t'm-rt1 r \ ;os or n-1 m 

LS401Systems Engin<-ering Design ,2. J-1), 

lmrodua1on to the matro-tt-.:hniqm" oi' 

engmt'l'nng dc-;1gn induJ111g perform.Utt<'. 

rdiabilin·. m:magemem wmrol. rcdund.tnn, 

man-m;tchine S1\1cm' .111d t<":ting l<"<hn1<JU<"'· 

DC\ign. comtrnuiun. l<">l .md <":tlu.uion of.m 

appro\"ed projc-.:t i' .Rrnmpli,hed in the l.ib. 

l\vo houn of k'<.llm: .md nm hours ofl.1hor.1-

mn· are norm.tlh scheduled for du, «>UN' 

E.1~h team a],.,, ~l<"<:ts for .in additioll.ll l\' o 

hours of proil'<.l \\ork each WL"Ck according tn 

.1 ...:h<'llulc arrang<'ll to accommod.m: .111 t hme 

1nmh·<'ll l'n·mr F\308 mid (IS-105 or f\ W2). 

CS-103 Engineering Design Method> (I 2·2). 

An 1ntroduc1ion lO the cnginc"Cring dc.,,ign 

process and proJl'<.I nt;111agemen1 .. \lso indud,, 

the compo.,ition of thl' propmal tor the \enior 

dc..,ign proJCLl l'rr.·rr.·q: F\308: (oreq: F\-105. 

LS i05 Applied Comrol Systems (J.. 2 ~). 

Computer comrollcd 111s1rumc111.1tion i' u\l'.d 

10 collect data for determination of mathem.ni 

cal model par:unctcrs of' phy'i'-'11 sy,rem' u'ing 

\t.1ti,rical ;\llalY'1S. Comp.trison' of pr<'llim:d 

and acrual S)"'tems r"'ponsc; are made. lndudc.,, 

lab exerciM:S with \l'.nso.-, '<'n\l>r opcr.uion, 

and hardware dc.,,ign of l)( · .u1d stepper mm or 

comrols. l'mrq: E'30·1 .mt! F\.108. 

E.S-110 Control Systems and Their \pplicuion 

co \\'eapons 3-2-'l . l1ncar rnmrol S\"\tcm' for 

engineering ma10.-. using analytical, gr.1pl11· 

cal and computer t<-chniquc. l'mrq: FS 100. 

.'lJ/212orSM.»l ,111dl:."E.!2! 1JrFlUl. 

ES-113 Digital Control Systems (2-2· .~). 

Analvsis, d.,,;1~n and >1mula11on of dign.J 

filters. Analrns. design ;tnd labor.uon· ie,ting 

or digitaJ Controllers for COnllnUOU\ f'l'CXl""\l"\ 

using digit.'ll and .uialog compurcrs and scn'o 

S\':tcm hardware. l'mrq: l-S.308 or F\·1 IO. 

ES415 Nonlinear Comml Systems (1-2 )) 

Anal)"" and design of comrol S)"term ha\"111~ 

nonlinear componmt.S. l'rrreq: ES302 t111d [-)JOH. 

ES418 \lodem Control Sy,,tems (Hl-3). 

-\nalnis and design of control W\tem' l1'ing 

modcrn control m<"<m· l'mrq: F'iJ0-1 or l\".101 

CS-I 19 Weapons System EnginL-ering ~· 2. ·!). 

An mtroduL"tion to wc-.1pon' S\'\tem' .1pplit.1· 

uons of RADAR. dctro-opua.. 'i()' \R. 

c:ngag.emc:nl ~3tcm,. J~trua1on S)'"tern~ ~ulJ 

S)"tem' imcgration. An i111roduc1inn co the 

cngmecnng principle... ~ in thc cumrol of 

wt-apon., S)"\tem,. including modeling of plw" 

cal ~"items. analy<is, and design. Applicui011' of 

control S)"Stems is also .tddrL"''<'.d. l'mrq. Fl 301 

1:.5421 Digital Information Systems 

(2 2 3). lmroducrion ro rhe tools required 

to >mdy digiral and analog communica11om 

systems. including Fourier analpi>. ,am piing 

corrdanon, rnnvoluuon ;111d windowing. 

·\nalysis of diffcrcm ways to encode digi1.1l 

rnmmumcanon signals. l'rnrq: I/( r11g111um1g 

ma;or or t1pproml ojdept1m11m1 dwtr. 

F.5122 \nalog Information Sptcms 

t2-2. ~ Stud\" of amplm1de .md lre4ue1ll}" 

mndula11on 1cchniqu"'. Develop models nf 

rcrcavcr structure~ for l"Xtr..1ning ,jg,n.tl, fron1 

.1 tlOIS\ l"llVifOOOlC:llt. Sv~CC:lll iJcntif-it.. ... Uinn of 

unkn;m·~ black how> ~sing time .md fre<111c11 

<T dom.un t<xhmqucs. f'rm·<r f"'i-121 

1::5430 Introduction to Compurer Engin<"t.'fing 

(2-2-3), An 1mroducuon to log1C 01><:r.111<>11' 

\r;imng with Roole.m ,tlgcbra ;111d m 11d11n!\ 

urcuits up [0 an introduction or the logic.tl or 

g:11111"10on and 111tcmal functiomng ofw111p11tcr.. 

I .1b <.:<era.'6 mdudc combm.1tori;d log1< dt">i~i. 

'<'qucnual logic design, computcr fu1Ktion.J 'i11111-

br10n and a thn.-e-chip computer pro1e1.:t. 

ES432 Microcomputers in ConO"OI Applicatiom 

(2-2 ~). ·\n 1mroduct1on ro the role ot rhc m1· 

<r<Kompuier .ts a component 111 control w're1m, 

.1pplnng asscmbk language progrou111ning 

tc"Chniqucs and a 'ariety of intcrfuce h.ml\\.lfe, 

/'rc.,,.q, F\··130 or approMI of &p11m11r111 c/t,1i1: 

L5+10 uwironmental Systems Enginc'Cring 

(2-2 ~) .. -\ Sllf"\'c:~\' ol SYstem' engmt"Cnng topic.\ 

rd.ued to the environment. Topic' indlllk cnnronmemal >ensing. data proct.,,.ing. em·1ron 

mcm.tl modding. alternate energy, and comhtMion emi .. ,ions. En\"ironmcm.tl engineering 

1'-•U<" arc explored through smdem rc...c:ud1 

proJ<"Ct,. D<"ign and an.tlysis of enviro11111cm.1l 

sustem' are explored through labor3tof"\ exer 

ust.,,, l'rrrar !IC engineering m,1;or or 11ppro111/ 

of tlep.irtmelll dMir. 

ES·150 Introduction to Robotic Systems 

(2 2-3). Fundan1enrals of robotic wsi'm' 

mduding lmtoric.'ll developmem. ;tpplic.mom, 

b.1>ic cunfiguraLion and d.,,;ign con,idcr.111011.,, 

conrrol principles of robot sysiems, computer 

vis10n processing and a group d<-sign pm1t-.:L 

l'rcn·q: 2/C mgi11eeri11g nwjor or appnmil of 

tl1p11m11m1 chmr. 

ES4 51 Mobile Robot Design ( 1-4-3). -\n 

<"Xpcmnencauon-based COUN: m u1c dc"\1gn. 

JJtah"i" umsm1ction. control .md progr;unming 

of auronomous mobile robot>. Sp<xial mpia 

mcludt:: locomotion methodologies (including 

'dking machine design). design for terr.un . 

.m;tlog robo1 designs. altemati' e .Knuuon 

rc-chnit1ucs (Shape :-temory Alloy,, etc) 

11t1<roprou:ssor selection and imcgr.1tion, 

mo11on planning. beha,·ior-ba><'ll progr.un 

'tn1uun::., .mJ power supply ~·,tern\. l·igl11 tn 

ten ruhOL\ are con.,tructed b1· C-.lch lt::llll UHOUgh 

nm the '<'ml.'.l>t<.:r using <tandard robotic conmuc 

uon k11s. All topics~ investigawd through 

<"Xpcnmemanon m the laboramrv. Con·q: l"w50 

ES4 51 Advanced Topics in RoboLi ~ 

(2 2-3), Individual and group open·t·ndcd 

i1wcstiga1ions of sclccttd adva1Ked topics in 

rhc field of robotics. such as: ad\"anccd com 

putcr v1'iun processing 1cdrniqut-;, multipk 

robot man1pulamr S)'srems .. md anifici.11 neu1.1J 

network S\"SCems. Urili1.1..,, nenvorkcd I'( '· 

laboratof)': robots. compuccr vision '"'ccm,. 

l'rrrr:q F'i-i 50 or 11pproml ofdep.11mu·111 dwr. 

!l'J 
90 

Division of Humanities and Social Sciences 

Depamnem of Economics 

Dcparrmenr of Lnglish 

Dcparrmcnr of Hismn 

Dcparcmcnr of l anguagc Srnd1cs 

Deparuncnr of Political Science 
Department of Economics 

Economics Major 

·1he111.11or 1n cuinomic' "designed co .u;qua111t prospectlvt' naval oflicers w11h both maLro 

and miuo ccnnnmK thc<>r) qu.111ritattvc method, in economics, economic prohlcm ,olv1ng 111 

an imrirnw1n.1I t:o111n1 Jnd 1n1crnauonal economic rdauom of the Lnned '>t<Hes. r\ bachelor of scicnt:c degn:c '' .1w.1rdcd. ·\n honors program with .1 designated honors degree" a\'a1l.1hk for sdcctcd 

srndcnts. 

Curriculu m Requi rements (In addition w the requiremcms of plcbe war) 

l'robs1011.1l \.120,, NI '02, \.l-100 '\N20-i, NS310. '\'i-10:'\: 

,\l.uhc111.11ics. S\1223; plus either \.\12 rn or S.\1239 or S\1212; 

\ciencc '>1'211, ~1'212. 

Humani11cs: 1111215, 1111216 .111d mo cleuives outside tht• major including one .11 rhe 

~00/·tOO bd, 

I.111gu.1gc: h1ur semesters ot .1 modern l.tnguagr.:; 

h1g111ecring: [· N200, I· \I ~OO· I I 30 t. I· E302, 15300, LS360, and a free deuivr.:. 

,\ b1nr: H 210, I I '1.~ I. 11 '165, I l'.3/i I. IT 175. and five major elect1\'es. 

'JI 
Flonomit \ (. our\c\ 

I I..! I 0 lmm<luuon l.<.onnmi" (3 O ~) \ 

crn1N:" m dc.:n1ent1n .. l'lonomu.. th<.'l>r\ \\.Uh 

. 1ppl11.. U1t111\ ,,, c..•Hllt.'lllJlor,11"\ JUt>l>l1.·1;1s. I op1l'.'S 

mdudc dc·1urn111.11io11 of< ,Ill'. p1iu· 1hmrv .md 

111.ukc1 Ct(U1lihriu111, montt.1') .u1d Ii1e.il policy, 

u11c1nplo1111c-111 mil.mun .111d mer 1;111on • ..J trade. 

11 2.!0 ,\,wunting (~-0 lt \n 1rnmduuon 

wur>< m the hasic pn11uplt, ot .1ccoun1111g 

l .t.'11101 he taken ftir 1 ll \1/\\ ~min 

I I J O I I i11.111<i.1l .\11Jh ,;, I\ O lt. 1\ m"h nf 

the 1hcon .111d m.h111q11t'< ol hn.u•u.11 .111J.ly,1s 

.1ppl1nl 111 1'1c: k-.frr.il gml'rnmcm .md 111d11,1n. 

I 'mry Fl·.! I 0. 

I I I Ill I umomit Ct 1ph~ I { 0 \/ l'rn'1llcs 

,1 SV>!rfll;UI( undcm.111J111g or <.'Ulll<lmll grll\\lh 

u1d the l\.\uc of ftnnc lmms IO 1mpro1ccl li1 mg 

st.111tl.,;i(, .1rou11d the \\otld '>111dics pop11L1t1011 

grrm th th< rcsourc.cs ot the pn11c1p.u n.mons 

nl thc 1rnrld. 111dusm loc.111011 1111c:rn.111wul 

tr.1dc, comm<><lm· wnd, .md 1hc ""l'""·mcnts 

t1u cc1111111unl (l't.hnolt>g11...1l .u.h.mn' l"rrn.·11-

l l ..! I II .,, ilf'f'TVMI of' "'m 

113 11 I IMO<) of Lco11umit I hnught 

( ~ 0 i Ir.In"> iht ~nluuon of cwnom1t 

doaror1e from the W<.1ent1 to modtn• <LI\ \\Uh 

emphasis on d1<· pcncKI since the I llth ccmun 

I~ 1ew• the ummhunum 10 cconon• c kno\\ I 

C\lgc h1 '>1•111h \ l.1hhus. R1c.mlo. \I.ITT, \!ill, 

.._I ,h.111 Kt·rncs and oil-er.; \ .mous llhool, 

of 1l•o11ght, 111cludmg 1m·r1..111nhm1, d.l.'>stt.11, 

'lC:O d.1~~1C · lm1oric.1l. mt111111011al1.1111 .111d 

Knm..,1.1111\n' .1rc cxamuwd l'trrrq 11..! JO 

11 ~) I 1 lmcm.uion.il lr•d.: Polk"\ ( )-0 )). 

'>1ud1 ol rrJd< pol1C\ !I'd the 1m1;11111om that 

,!upc tcide 1><1l1C\; .tmong topic_, um:"Cd = 

cxd1an':c rate rcgU'lC\, •ulc ol the \'( orld B.11'1 

.md 1\11 trJ<k 1111cr1c11t1011 111 rh<' forl'l of 

CJ.tith. tJLU>t.t~. \olurn.1n t"'X1..h.mgl" n..-.str.unt' 

.ind .11111 dumping Juucs, mulul.11, 111 lrw 1radl' 

1grn·mcms .111d rcg1on.1l 1rJtk• .1g=mc111s <Udl 

.1, N \I I A \l'I l • .md l'it Luropc.m l 111011. 

l'rrrrq ll..l/O.,rfP2!0 

11· ~ l tnnnmic' of I>.:1 d op111g ' ·llll>rl\ 

Ii fl il. \tud\ ol the nonnl'll• "tK,, 

pmhlerm md poliucs of dcvdop111g nallOH\, 

CO\Crlllg l'l'C>llOrllll gro1\lh ll.lll('fll\ Ill llurd 

\\ nrld n.lllons, thctr ch.111g111g rnk 111 th<" 

lllll'I n.1t1on.1l cronom1 ... on.11. r ,md tht· d1fK·r 

c·nt C\.t11Hlf1lh.. rm1tt.":\ llc..'111g<.·111pl,>\nl lo\\,lrl.l 

c1.011orn1t Jl">g""'· /~1.,,.q ll-.!IO 

'12 

H .UO ( Chi 1\u our11 ing ( )-0-3J t\ m1d\ of 

concepts .md 1ech111qucs ol CO>l .iccounnng. 

l'nmanh wnccrnc'CI \\1th the d<'.•11.nion of 

produltlnn ,~mi .umng from ir..ucnals. l.1IK>r 

'<'fVi<e'< <'lllplmcd .md ovcrhc:td ( .1111101 he 

t.tkl'll lw 1 ll I~'> ucdi1. '\Jn1 otl1.·rcd e1c:r1 

VL~lr f'rmq //-.!JO. 

11 J .! I ( "<>rnp.1r.ni1< Snt ~ .ind I Wl\itionJJ 

l.<.onomiL-.. • i 0 '' 1dr ol 1hc struL 

turt· and perlorm.111<eof .thcrname fomnof 

ccnno11uc oq;m11.11ion c.ip1talist, soculi<tlu1m 

mumst .u1d llllXt'tl ccnno1111c S\'Stems, and 

d•c >1uJv ol 1hc (om-cr.;ior' of "lCL<lm sntem1 

to c:.1pn~li"n "uh p.1rucular fixm on <~stern 

I rnopt.·.111 w111mics ,111d the former \m ict re 

puhlics. :-.:01 offered c-.cn·1-= l'mrq 11-1/lJ. 

11.H I 1:._,,,,.,mit. SL1ti.'>tic. (.!-.!-.\). '>un'C\' of 

dcscnpuve Jnd mlercnual 1u1m1c.1I 1nhn1quc:1 

1moh ng more th none \,mahlc ~trong 

c:mph.ISls on rq;r=1on .uuJptS and me of 

comp111crs. /'mrq: FF2/0a1ul1\\ f230or 

\,\/219). 

11.B ·I I in.111u.1I ,\l.1rkct> .u1d lm111u11om 

( \.(). >) ,\ studv ol hnanci.il 11 .111 om .111d 

in."mmcms (IJVCrn1g 1hetr Jf'\eloprn<'.111 .md 

role" 11hm the no11omv and linarmal S\'Stcm. 

Th< force<i crca1111g the: r.1p1d changc:1 of 

lin.mt1al 11mm111011> .111d m'tn.:nc:nu m th<" 

I 'JSO, .utd I 'l'IOs an: explor..'ll, ,11 \\'Cll as the 

rcgulanon of linanual 1m1in111on' and mJrkro. 

f'rmq f/.2/0or1rnr""" ,/n(,./,,,,. 

11 ·.U~ I rnnomil\ of '-a1ional Ddcmc 

I ~-0· \). I he .ipplit.111011 of L'u>11orn1t 111alys1> 

to ddcnS<.· dc'C.1\1011 111.1k111g and the wme-

<]ll<"'l<<> of dclell\e dccl\10~' lor \\l".tpom, 

1olu111ecn 1-s u111S<.np11011; IC"adc:rs 1-s. inouru~ 

m..lll.lgCr.>, compeum-c n. monopol1 comrac 

tor.>, pa1 I'S. non·pa1 !ado,.., m reenlistment 

f'rrrrq I F2 / 0 or fln711! 1n11 nl rl ur. 

I l·J .17 l.<.01101111<1 of lhc Dcfo111e lndm1ri.il 

B.t1c (\.()_~I Applt llM>n oft\.onorni.. p1111L1pb 

lo i'Mlt."'S rdJl11tg 10 111ilicary pnKtircnu.>nt .mJ 

wn11.1a111g. cnm<1-s1on ol rnili1.uy mdustn.11 

c:.'t"Klll to l'IC1«'.l1rne ll.SC'o, warumc mob1lizo1· 

11on of 111dtL1mal c.1p.1an. 'tr.tr«g1t 11ockpilmg 

and ccono1'1K w:1rfar<'. l'trrrq FE! JO 

H J·i l \l1tl'U<."<.011omiL, 0-0-> l'hconcs 

of t 11< l>cl-.l\ 1or of con,umm J11d 

produc<r.>, the dc:1ern111•.11io1• ol f111J g<><KI and 

f,K,or pr1u~. 111.ukl·t 'tnh .. tUrt.."'.\ .md gl·ncrtl 

l'«>11<>1111C tquilihrmrn. l'hc .1ppli<.111011 of pritl" 

tlm1ry to llll>llll°" prohlcm' .111d puhlivJ><>h<v 

1"t1<". l'mrq. 11-.! / ll 

H J 12 Lconomic. ,\k1hod1 for [ nginet:I'\ 

'-J-0 )). Applic .. ttion ol 1111crocconom1< 

pnnc.1pb md .u1.1l1'.l1c.il tools to 1he ... ruung of 

111\CSlnlent J'fOJCCl' Ill l><Jth J'fll'all" .Utd ptJilJd 

1111111.lr\' LOlllO.IS, f'rmq. l/•2/0 . 

I I J15 lmironmcn1.1I f.rnnomic.\ 1 )-IJ \). 

E 01 . on '' '" ..l,aauon of poliucs 1m oh-1ng 

conHicung puhl c .md pm at. mo of na111r.il 

rt·sourccs. fop1a mclude envuonrnenul bc:nc:fn 

.111J am mc.-asurc:mem, uucs and oorucque11c· 

e1 of pollunon. man.1gcmcm ot cleplctablc 

.md rcnc·wahlc: l'e'i<lurc.e. md the cconomia of 

cnc:rg} :-.:01 offered l'\CI) rc:u_ l'mrq. ft2/0 

I l·.15·i Dt"dopmcm of the L S. f.w110111\ 

{j-0-J). l·L(>nontll tht'll') I rtJ > UlaJ}~ 

the ~·0!1111011 of the l, \. cconom1~ .unong 

1op1c.s w rmdc:rt'CI ;1rc the Amenc.ut Rc\·011111011, 

wcsl\,drd exp:uuaon, sla1cn mdustrial1z.ation, 

n!.lfkct conc.cmra11011 and 1he Creal Dcprc:ss1011. l'rrrrq. Ff2/0or.1ppromlofcba1r. 

r U6t lJrlxm l:.wnomi<,,, 0-0->). ~lUJ1 of 

l'Cnnum1L growth .ind 'lrlH.tlltt-, .ind l~ononm. 

problems ofc~tit-.. \\lth .UIC'lltion 10 ll<>Wfl}, 

trdmpon:.11io11, hommg .md r.1ti;il di"-rt11ll11J· 

11011. :-.:01 otfcrt'<l C\"Crv \"Car l'mrq: ff::!IO. 

I E362 'The lionomia. of I cu~ 

(.»0-~) An anal1m of producmm $:l0\\th 

... h.ir-~ucmuc.' of 1mcn11011 .md innma11011, 

<lctcrmmams of =ch .111d dc-.doprncm 

Jcnvmcs of gmernmem .md btL,int-..,; the l'l.--Ono11' c. 1mp.tLt ot .1111omanon .md rc111d1Nnal1ZJ11011. :-.:ot ollcrl'll t'\Cr\ \<~tr. l'mrq: Ff..!10. 

I l·J6.l \l.Krot:conumic.' (..!-..!- '1 ,\course.-

on ·I II o<'t)l lc' ol the aggrcg.11c le1-cl of UICCJmc:, 

c:mplOI rnmr .uid the pm-c b-d. Include; Jisru;. 

smn oi dettTlllllUllts ol economac growth, the 

111tcTJctJOn of the domouc ro11l0m1 "1th the 

\\Urld e.:01101111, md the fomml.mon md 1mp.ia 

ol monctar\ and fl.seal poliC\ l.ahor.uorics 

1mol,nrnrk \\Uh ,1~u-gc111.1Lnx-u>r10m1< 1110dd. 

l'rrrrq. Ff..! /0 

I l 100 \dl'a.rtcc-d \liunc."<.onomie Thoon· 

n .' I \J• · l<t-d topics 111 modem nucr~ullOlllll' \\1th ('Jrticular cmphas" on d1nam1C 

analysis, 1he rok· <)f r•sk and u11ccna.m1· 111 

cconom.1, dc·Gsio11 makmg. general cciu1lihn,11n .u1.ilysL- md wdfar. cco11ornll' Prerrr1 

HJH fF34J and(H/Uorff4llor 

H-1 i/ or l-F41-1 nr H i6fh. 

I l· 10 I Qu.toCll.lli\c I .t.nnon11c k"<.hniquc..., 

I\ ll \ ~11.1111i r 11 l'I"" o d1mrct1c..1I 

.md appllt-d <"<.•11mnuc. prublc:ms. ~ le1hod1 

1.1uglu mdudc onk r qwntm model-, •·'.'le.tr 

progr:unnung. nmHnk moJd,, m1Cl'OC(o11omll f'C\Ourcc allocaumts, m.1c.rocco11on• c m<Klds. 
life <"le cm1 prnhlcm .md cos1 hcncfot .u•.1h 

1'.m utfcml t"\ en \'l":l! Pm-rq ff )./ J 

If 10) \d, ,mu «I \IJ<rn<"<-onomi< I hl'<>I'\ 

{' .l ~ Ilic purpo~ of 1h1s couN.· ., 1<1 ui1l11.c 

c•1c lcH,l"!o md l'.'llUltt<>n tror'1 n11uot"U>1101111c.,. 

Jlld sumll<S to 1111,km.111J tlw stn1c1urc .u•d 

workinr.- of ...ip11.tl m.1rke1s. \\ < tak< the '' ,,,j 

po1m of Jn cconum1< rc~.irch,·r "ho ".um 1n 

umlcm;md 1hc pncc:-. .md qu.11111110 d· u x 

ub~l'\nl 111 1hc hn.111Joal 111.1rkc1s. r.uhcr 1h.111 

du P""J'l"CU\'C of .m ,Jl\1dual "ho "Jm Ill 

make .1 fortune 111 ch< '1ock market B' d1« end 

of the l<ml'\C, <>'le •hould h.i\c a dc.u under 

'ttnd1ng ol ho\\ to pnc.c J finano;J !.<."<.urm 

.md the ccnu-.J role." 1he nnuom ot mk rc1urn 

trJdc off wnsumer opumalm anJ 110-arh1 

trage pla\ 111 ~du"' mg dm l'rrrrq ff i6 > 

NH/ ll~lland l/·11.? ff422.lf1JI 

II 1!4 OT 11 I(,(} 

I I 11 I I U tnOlllll I k '\dopmc111 .llld Com\\ th 

1 i 0 i I Im wurs..· pro' 1dl'-. .i ngorom smd\ 

ol du c.irn-m "'"'" f.1011g dC'\dop111g «•Un 

mo on ho1h die 1ndl\1du.d .111d agi;R-g.ue bd 

lopic' 10 111d11'k •ucl> "'ll<"' ,15 hum.111 <.1p11.1I 

tn\l-:stn1cnt pro\ •~ton of lu ....... ul1 1,,.;iuc r0<.Hlfl.t~. 

1r.1de ~nd glob.1l11.111nn. gmernmcm 11su111 

uons, foreign J1<l .md gnl\•th dunng umcs 

of sm1<1urJI <Ii n e h1dl\1dual cou111n C.l.\C 

m1d1< n " .t!so he: p:nemnl /'rnrq Ff i6S 

orfH-1/ 

11 Il l lntcrn.u1orul lradc and l i n .111u: 

l ~ 0 ii \ ngorull'> t"'.Wmmauon ot rnm:m 

1111crna11011.1I mucs m ,1 d mrct1c.1l and cmpm 

wl lrim<'\\ork. lnp1u; mdud.: nmrn.111on• lor 

tr.1Jc, trade \e£\l15 prot«UnnL\l'l; th< nuhma 

uonal cnicrpnS< och.111ge rJI< 15.Sucs .mJ ch(' 

mt en .iu01• ii monctal'\ S\ stcrru, and th< n>le ol 

1hc lmcrnJ11onal MonctJI'\ 1-und .md \\orld 

Bank /'rnr'f /fJ6Sor/H1/ 

11 122 l. 1hor I w nnmi._, )-0- \ \ '111<h of 

the d"m '>1111011 ol 1nwme \\1th el'lph.01' on 

1'1c ,lc1'l.1ml lor and "'l'l'h ot labor sen l<A"\, 

1'ie d101<c 1hcorcU< hc:hamu of hr•m ,111d 

11d1\ldu.iJ.,11• rhc dctermmauu:l of \\.Jg<" and 

1hc cl'lplmm 111 bd lop1cs anal17.ccl me.Jude 

hum.Ji wp ul 1hron ocuipauonal cho1<c 

the uncn•plll)11 mt 111fl;nu•n rdauorulup ,d 

1he "JG dlnl1' of d1><.nrn111.111on .111d uruom 

l'rrrr11 I I -141 

11 1 \ I l'uhli< I 111.1n<c { \-0-\) I he lb<" ol 

gmerr1111rn1 npcndnun-< md ux.1111111111 ,1 

11•Jrkc c..n11um1 111 d1Jng< the alloc.11111n ol 

rcsoi;-.., Jnd Ill 11 11d1f1 the dmnhuuon ot 

u•wmc l:".1111111.U1011 ol the <-.:011011. < dl<-.:1 ol 

gm nun m hmli;cc.at\ pohL\ \liLnx.-.:ononuc 

1hCtll'\ ~n,l lnlcr.il u' aml hudgL-un in'1nu 

unn an- cmpl ML<'ll l'rrrrt/ fl -14 J 

11 • ') ~ l.1u0<·umomi< I nn."<..1'ling ( \ 0 l 

\, ~ lom.ird lookmi; d1s..1phne. econon~;m use 

lort-c.l\1111g ;15 1hc ha."' lor pm He ~-.:10r d«l 

'1nn 'llaki·1g. \ loR~l\d hll.,ll'C'SSC' .md goHnl 

mcnr' lorc...LSI hmm rC\rnll<-S and «"''· \lac 

fl)<."(1mon1il I (>fL"tJ.St,11g c.:\.Ullllll~ 1ht· modern. 

l{ll.lntn.1u\l. stat1~m .. 1l-c\.onumc:u i.. tlx:h111~1uc."S 

ot proJucmg.mcl euluaung ton.'C.ISI' 1il m.1C«• 

ccononuc un.1hlC\ I he wursc: mtr1w.luccs 

1he lund.ir.1cm J l<"<.l1111quc-. tu 11•.11'-Lt: m·nd. 

se.1'10nalm ancl .1d1eal Aucm.mom ..nd 1hc 

dC\ lopr1en1 of '1mukmmu' <"<jll.mon model, 

of the ccono•m />,,,,.,.,, fl 163 .md \,\/2 IO 

11 1j 6 Bu'1nc" C H in ( \ 0-.' >· An ,1,h.mcnl 

IR"Jlml'lll lll ·' . 1· p111c.1I 111d th,,ircllcJI 

1s";c'S surroundmg 1111s111C\S c\Ci<" lop1c; 

mdudc rn1pm1..J rq;uLmucs ol C\d, .... 11'ndd, 

ol mH'fllOI'\ c\dL..,, labor and unln marker<. 

te<.hnol~ •he>< ks and r'it 1111ern.111on.il tram 

m1's1011 ol odes. \1rnul.mon-b.15l..I method, 

ot Jn:Jrzmg ,ud1 model,, and the roll'"' I•~ 

Jncl l'loncun pol< 1 111 c"<.onom1< ,rabil.z.111011 

.ire ndud, ... J Hnrq 11 16 i 

l l •1r \.lonct.1n I c~ll'\ .111cl l'oliC\ 1 \ 0 l \, ch ,;need ' 11d nl 111p1,; oll 

mone1..n cconon11c; and mcir ppliwmm 

10 m.1crocconon11c 1..sucs < ons1dera11on of 

11-c rnlt of mont"\ a med1L "Tl ol ex lunge 

m commodm md hJt ""1c1m I h<'Ont'S of 

n on~ dtrn:md .md cmpm<al mc.i.<Ufl"i of 

1he rnonC'\ '"PPh DC\dopmcm ol macro-

«onon c models ot monl") .llld iltl' dT,u ot 

monet.11'\ t"'k' on , 1fla111111, 1111<·111plo\111< Ill 

~ml ccoi101111c i;rim1h. f'rrmr I hl6.i. 

11 115 I wno111c1ri<' ( \-0 \ (~11a111ih .. 11 o:i 

ol h.m< cconomK d1<"n mul11plc r<-grc-..,1on, 

rnrrcl111on and •dcnnhwuon tc<."imqucs fur tl•c 

con,m1ct1on .md IC'ilo ,g of ccm ornll models 

Jnd .i srud1 ol sdn1c-J al1nnJll\C models ol 

p.1mwl.u ccunonuc 111tcrcs1 l'rnrq· ff -14 I 

<.1lr11/w II nd ff HI or~ \/!39 

1-1150( .. un.: In<'"' 0-0-l, c •. 1111, thmn 

'" •uf• ol str.uci;tt bch4;.11\ 1or in •mucJ.t1011s 

\\here Jecis10n 11 .. 1kcrs arc a\\.UC of 1hc 1111crdc 

pc'ldcna: of their Jlllo:- \\Jule pMc the-on 

" "1dd~ .1pphc.1ble 111 sc1<1al and b1ological sc 

cnu:-, •h" l<>ll"<' mmw.luccs the basil nouom 

of gam(' thcor\ \\olh cmph.;.s1s on e<.orom1< 

~pphc.111om Such ol\ dllWOm oligopoh pnlll'J;. 

..nd entr) detcm'll<C In pamcul.u, 1he '"''f\C 

1mriw.l11c<'S <11lll<11i; 10 1hc fund.unrntal prohh..'11111 and \oluuon lo111..c:ph of non t...oopcr.U1\t 

g.une 1hcon I" cx.in1111111·~ ho1h .. 1muh.111com 

.111d ..a111cn11al mu" g;m L"\, 'ta11c .md drn.11mc 

g.1rno •• md g.uncs \\llh 1mperkct ;ind .mm 

mcmc ,formauon l'rrreq Fl i JI 

11 16 I lnthMrial O rg:111i1.11iun ' 0 3 

lnd11.m1.1l nrp1111.11 on IS 1hc \lllth ol 111d1t,lf\ 

and fim1 lx:lu• 1ur L \I'll; 1'l1u11<·umom1C and 

i;.un< d1cor\ 1001,, 1h1' wurs.. explor'-" 1hc rcl.1 

t101t,l11p~ 1111ong hmts HI m 1111..lustn or h.1os..\ 

andL1,t11C'\ b, t'"6m11n1ng rhl' 11.1111n.· ,,f scr.ucg1t 

11~rer.1rnu11 a1111111g 'irms. Ilic C<llll'iC mll u11l11t 

J\ ulJhl(',olllputcr !\Olm.ire to stud\ 1hcorcuc.1I 

mtw.lds and cmpm<.il <\1dcn<e It r ,1 \\Ide •Jm'I\ 

ol rn.1rkn phenorncn.1 such as pn« \\.m. p.ucnr 

rJC<.,., pncc lixmg corupir.1<1C'\, mergers. and 

,,J,cnL,mg c.1mp:ug11S. h '"II al"' com1dtT public 1x>l1ucs du1 .1fli."ct the \lrllltt.. of n .ukcts 

.111d th bch,l\1or ot tmn,, pamrni.trh .ummist 

Liws, w!u<h m to <real<" ,1 h.J.111Cl' h<'l\H"<.'fl d1< 

ll<ndus nt .. >0rdi11.1nun .111d wmol1,L111011 111d 

lhc demmctm nl 111 • .rkc1 power I Im ,oursc: 

mums l\ n-<tf'Cl<i:I I I 111.11ur dcu '. for 

a.""Ono111 cs 1r~1ors ~d .LS ~ Cl.--onon C\ rn. ·or 

dnmc for t'ie q.um -1m-c o:onomu.s n tor 

Pm-rq !EHi 

11 1(12 lnfonnJtion l.w nonm' I J !I \), 

\n <":\plw 1111>11 ol the h.t\I< 1hwn ol mformJ 

uon 111 ec.onomu.:~. \\llh 'IX'\.1.J n.:kll"IKC' to 

1h, valu.111011of111tor111.1111111. \111dc1m 1pph 

111 uoc._·u11H>1111Ui n \(,J,111g prohkn1s m the ,11 

low11011, d1Mnbuuon, stnr.1gc. ,111d 1mmpon 1 

t on of 1nlonn.11 on. \tudems lc.1rn 1'1e 11111quc 

lcait -.:s of n uk<"tS fur 'llorm 1011 "Id 1i-,c 

111 i.•111 m1.1I and regul :nn eri\lmnl'lem 

\\,dun \\Im.Ii 111!0111' .. lllon '11.trk.rs ILnct on 

l'rrrrq ff HI or H: 141 Q 

11 ,-'i Rc\l',m.h ~111111.ir I> O 

( lirn1nl rc,card1 on J 'l"-'"'h' top1,; c.1p,ronc 

to c..-..oncJrnK~ 111.11or. 1 mph.t'il\ 011 cmp1r c..11 

\\ork 1 111g ,om1n11,•r< l~m'q I ( 11 ( m111or 

I I· 180 11 Rco,c.irch \cminJr (I l l ( ~ O ' 

I >ir<"<.l<-<l """ ·:<. 'I he mp1< 111cnq"•rat 

,,,~ l>oth cconomK< an<l 111lorn:.111011 tcchnol 

<ig). /'mrq //( Jlf.A nr IJ.1111 1/0T 

11 'iOO I lono" Reo,c.irch S.:111 111.ir I {.l.{l .l) 

I x.1mma111u1 ol 1c 1

1111quc 1ml 1•1l il10dolnro 

or \<1<L1l "en« re-.e-ud1; m1dum "ill d10usc 

topic tor dC\clopmem 11 H 'iOo 

l'rnrq I < I tr H 111.11or 

11 )()(, t lnnnl'\ R<...c.m.h l'mj<"<.I { \ ! 4) D1· 

n-c1cd 111dcp1.'lldcm research on top1LS dios.:n 

m 11 ~!~). I mph;151' on cmpmcal \\ork 11m1g 

1111Cr<1<011 putcrs l'mrq. I < 11 < I/ 11ut/"r 

C)\ 
Department of English 

Lnglish Major 

l"hc 111a1or' program in l.ngli,h olfrrs S[lld1· of the mosr \lgnificanr and mAuenllJI wrinng' of 

L1\"ili1.1llon from ancient time' to rhc presenr ,ts well a' the opporcun1ry for indcpcndc111 'fu<ly and 

for crcati,·c writing project,. r\ b;1chdor of science degree'' .iwardcd. 

,\11 honors progr.1111 with .1 de\lgnatcd honors degree is .1\".til.1blc for selected ,[lldems. Built on rhe 

prrnmc rh.u srudents wish111g ro excel will do so with111 th« fr.1mcwork of the rc:gular major. the 

honors program requires c.:01KcrHration m lircran· period .:nurses ;tnd paniup.mon 111 'cminars 

focm111g on lucraturc: .111d the fine .ins and on .1d\'Jnccd literary copies. 

In .1dd1llon 10 the honors program, 1111dshipmc11m.1'"1,1kt' .td\",llltnge of rhe Tridenr )cholar program. 

'1udy .1broad. pocrry and pl.1'"wnnng compcnnons .1ml the !·.nglish ,\la1ors l lub. !"he dep.1nmenr 

11( l:ngli,h also arr.111gc' .i full sc.:hcduk of mps ro cul[llral ccmers 1n \Xlash111gcon and lhlumore co 

1.1kc .td\";UHage of mmic.il .111d d1amaric offorings. For rhme 111cl111cd to be on rhc sr;tge rhcmselves, 

the tvh1sq11c·radcrs, a highh rcg.mlcd drama group. olfrrs .1 m.1jor producuon cad1 vc;1r. 

( housing J m;11or in Engli-h '"II nor lima carc:cr seb:r1011 in .1 h1ghl~ rec.:hn1cal 's.a\'\ or ,\l.1rin« 

C .orp,. The qu,1li11es of .1 superior olhccr muse include c.:re.llt\"tr\", commumcaron skills .mJ 111dependc111 th111k111g. all ofwhid1 .ire ''rnngly encouraged 111 LngJi,h d.1-srooms. 

( urriculum Requirement> (In .1dd1rion ro rhe rcq111rcmcnr> of plebe ~·car) 

l'rnli:"1011al: NL203. '\JI -\02, NI 100.1'.N2Qq, l\.).~10. N)•tOX; 

l'.t.uhcma110: 'ii\ 1223; plu' e11hn )i\12 ~O or ~i\1212; 

Sete11te· '>1'211. Sl'212; 

I l11111.u1111e" 1111215, H 1121 (, .111J rwo decrivcs 0tJ1'1dc 1hl' major 111cluding one ;H rhc 300/400 kvel; 

I .1ng11.1gc: l·our semesters of .1 foreign language; 

1 nginccring: l.'\J200. l·:-- 1.\00, ~301. EE302. l"l.>UO, l '> ~60 ,111J a free dec.:mc; 

\ l.11or: lcn m.11or detciws. 

')'l 
Ill Ill I l'r.1Ct1<.1I \\ "n11ng (' 0 'l· Thcsrud1 

md pr.twee of grammau ' 1 rorreu .mJ 

ffinnnc.,;! \ clft.ctl\C" C'XJ'O'illOn prose, SU('plc 

mn • :ti h1 d1C uuh-w. u! c.. .... 1-s b1· profeo..,1onal 

"men I or <mdcnu ... ~<'<.100 111 I ni:Ji;I• Dcpan 

m<"flt l'rrrrq l'luemmt II)' drf"tm1mt t hmr 

Ill 11 1 Rhl'lnric Jml ln1rnJuc11on to 

I 11cr.11urc I ( i 0-' I he fim ol J t\10 COUr\e 

'><<jllCllC< 1tro.\111g the 11m111g o! rhctonc.1111 

dfc<l H .inJ gr.imnu11c tlh <or•cc1 <"1'JlOSI· 

um pro ... • I >ur ng 1'1c hm scme<1a student< 

n:aJ < '11 \, 1hort ston;:-o; Jn.I pl.11-;, .inJ 1hc1 

\Hiil" brief c1s.n-s l>unn;: die se<.ond st·m<-Sler 

s11.1,lc•u rrdd 1•01c\ .inJ poctn u•d '" t<' 

longer e< '" l'rrTrq J/l/01 1{ plzced 1111/, 

,011nr 01lm1 e nont 

111 11 .! Rhetori, .ulll I ntmdu<tion to l iterd· 

tun: II ( i 0 ,, ( 011111111.1111111 ol 111 11: \cl" 

111 1 11 lor 1 lm111g ol top1~1. l'rrrrq. 111- I 11 

TI c Inc ..n wmcm nl n111r1<..-o; on th ... IC"l.l I\ 

cclcur, I h= cours<"' oiler "'de <Ul"lc."\'S of 

II' 11er1.1!:. lroM d11t.11:111 u1h.1tL"S, h"tonc.11 

pc 1och. l11er.1r1 t11><:< .md mucs. In each 

cot.n. 1ulN.mtul prt<llU" 11111 n11,g , to he 

expected If .1 term pJpcr '' rcqu cd, pnor m 

the <11hn11ss1or o: ,mh .i pdpc• there 11 JI><> 

he 'I<"\ nl <"'.s.11-s or 11 nttl"n l"1'cm scs to tl"\t .md 

<'\Jltwte the s1.idem"1rn ngco111Jl<tenn 

I lu.-rr .ire no prl"rcqu"n'" for .1111 course 11 

rhe l(I() group. 11-ic."I mdl he taken 11 1111 ,lass 

t'\d anduJ ,g tl1<· •uunh d.is.s }l';lr. 

111 ..! 17 l.1rh \\'"'"'" I itcr.1turc 0 0 l) 

\I~ 111 .. d ,"u!'t'\ ol thc \'\,"Stern lnl'r.ir1 

tr.1d111on and m li.ickgrounds, lrom tit< 

.we1cnt I •l<Cl<' thr11ugh t'lc \liddk· Ag<" 

Re 1J1r.,_ 11111 mdud L' ""c.il (•fl'< k cid 

Roman cp1t d dmJ mJ rhrlosopll\; 

1Clcc110." Ir 1n tl•c B1hlc, .ind mc.J C"\'31 

poem. drun.1 .md ph1losoph1 

111 .! I I! \nglo 1\mcric.tn I 11cr.11un: ( '-0 \), 

\ b 1la.t1<nl SUl"I<'\' ul Hnmh .t'ld Amt'rKdn 

Iner 1 h "'" fron ti c Re n ... ss.m« thro 

the e uh l\hllll<th ""tur\ I he course 

e mph""" the mm me, ts that h.11" ,!lap<.-d 

our trdd111on Rl'n.11\\.ll!Ce ln1m;m1s111, 

c111pu1e1sm ind ,kcp11C1 m. RomantKm11 

.ttlll u.t,\t..C"ndent.J.l1"m, rc,1l1\n1 .111J 11.uur 1~ 

" n nd 'll<Ki<·rrmm 

111 .!.!.! I h,· Bihlc .mJ I itcraturt· l 0 iL 

I hl' llibk· .111.! llS tcifluerKe on l uropt· 111 .md 

\mcrrc.111 l11l"r.1t11rl" I mpJ:.a,1s" he pl.1<l"d 

on n•tidcrn h1h! ::..ti , tt·rar1-crmc.1I 1•1eth0Jolol-" dnd on 1'1 s1 mbulic n,hncss of 

dcm.it '"Iner 11,rrc h•m D.11'1< w 

'- 1kos K.ll.lllt1.1k ' 

Ill 2.!·I l ncr.uurl' .ind t.,cicncc (Ill I) 

I he.: intc.:·rrcl .. uo11\h1p' non ,de.:· 1u, 

tcLhnolog) .rnd l11cr.11urc. I he course conmll'rs hoth tht 1mpall ol sc cnCl on Iner nur~ 

;md the 1mrhc mon' ot ><•<'nu··" rcflntcJ ,n 

1 tcr.ir1 1<'5poml",. 

111'250 I itcr.uurl' nf 1hc t.,c.t \ ll \). 

\tu.I\ ol sc.-J Iner.mm ' ' e p1< 10 th<· 

n01d, \\nh an empt"" on Ltc•.lfl qu.1! 

II<'\ hum.in rcl.iuomh1ps \\ tth the '"' u•J 

problem' of comrn ""' 

Ill 260 I 11cr.11urc of\\,1r I 0 \l. \multi 

genre 'unc.:•\ of \\.H 111d lt'.\ t..onsc.:·qucnu"'S 

,1\ repft"\cnu.:d an d.1,,11.. .111J t..n:ircmpor,1ry 

lncratore 1111h dn ,mpJ.."" on su<h 1s.\UCS a.' 

111dl\ d1d rcsp<>1•.,h1lm lraders~up, "K1u.1I 

1Jluc< !luhc;in «1hurc' 

I h""' ~ou!"SCS hu1ld on th,- lound.111oru ot 

l1tl"ran analn,., <.ompr<'hcrsron and 11111 ng 

.m1u rc.J 111 Ill 111 112 The HI ~01-l06 

\encs roes mor.: <lcrply tnto ea,h ol rlie 

h.1s« htl'rar1 ()[>es; t'1e HU: 3· U.\ sen<" 

·•l'J'fll3C hc-s l11cr .lture 111 m lmron,.11 .111d 

«1lmrJI d1n•t•nsrom 11 h1lc focm111g on .1 l1r1-

1tcd hmunc.il pcm id, dw HI \·f \ \q t \C flL'S 

o!fc.,; cxtcnme practice 111 a unet\ ot \Hlll'lg 

•orms. \II <1 L "'ha\, a \\r1t1ng rrq1 t•mem 

.mcndl"d to t,mhcr the rn1Je1•t's opponunm 

to 11'1prn1t· <k1lk f'rrrrq1wurs for ,r// ;oo lrnl 

counn an· !I I II 2 

I IUOI 1'.ntcrm in Drama I\ 0 \). \ \tUd1 

of Jr.lllld emphasmng r..-ddmg. 11C11mg • .inJ 

dr .il1·L ,g dranu11c 1 ·eraturc:' .m.I pcrl<•rn•.mcc 

I fl:..'102 hmm of l'octrY l \ 0 \1. A ,111,1) in 

tlw .mall\ls 11f 1><><.lll lc;rm .111d cxpu:,,,,111n, 

111 J 06 ~ pc' of I iuion O·O \). r\ stud, 

nl thc nmd .ind sJ.on 'ton \\1th pamcular 

emph.tSrs on the co111cm1ons. tl"lhruqucs, 

.ind mom 111ons 111 the form 

111 .rn- lopiL' in I ilm .md I itcr.uurc 

(' 0 'I) \ m1d1 of Amerrc.111. I uropc.in 

and 11orld f ms 111 c.on1unc11on 1111h l11er.u1 

p·od..1c11 re llL-d to tlieM. • 

I II_\ I \ ( h.tucer and I Ii, ,\ gc· \ 0 l) 

I he 111,r.m .and ph1l0>opluc.1I 11.1.I 11011\ ol 

( hauccr, the ( •. m.1111 port .111d other'"" 

tcmpor.111cs, andudmg c irh .ind ldte 111ed1 

C"\ 11 "rm'ls trom I 'lgl.rnd •11d the tontn<'nt 

Ill l I I I he: RcnJi\\.tn<l' \I ind ( l 0 'I 

I !ll"r.mrre .111J thought of th<' pcmid br.l( k 

o;tcd h the mo grrat I ngl1>h quc.,, ~pc·1'e" 

I 11nu (~1u·mc• .tnd \ lih1111's l\m1d1>r I o•t 

l'ht lOllf \C llKludt•\ J lOlll I lll'lll.11 pl npl"l 

me \\tlh rt•ad1ngs Imm ,1,,d1 .n11h11rs as 

\I 1,h1a1dh. RahcL", < ~n mies, \ 1oma •nc 

dlld ( amgl1011c. 

111 .\ I 'l Rn tora1ion .rnd 18th ( cntun 

I itcr.11llrt' l 0 \J. rill' lit< m 111 the 

pt••u,.I I h(10 I "'.~ll Rc.1d,ng' m.11 111dud,· 

the pl.11'•, nmds. -..mrcs .• md p<>ettl ol sud 

1unas ·" Behn, Dn dl'n, \11 !t I Jcloc 

f 1rnlrng. Pop;'.', \tedc \hend~n ••• nd fohnson. 

Ill,\ 1- I he Rom.tnll< ( \ 0 V l 11cr.lt11rc 

and u1lt111, ot the RomJllll< p<·1111d 111 l\nr 1111 

from the I S!h to tl1l" IS \Os. Re.1J111g.' 

ma1 mdudc 11urks b1 sud111rncrs a.' Blake 

\\ ordmorrh. Coleridge. \u<tl"n, thc \hdlcis, 

(h run, .md Kc-us • 

Ill \I ll \lodcrn Brimh I itcr.uurc: O·O °I) 

I hl" lr1cr,11,arc ol ( .rl",11 l\rn.lln .111d lrd.md 

s11Ke ''JOO Rrad111gs m.11 mdud,· rhe nmds 

ol ( ~111~~d. 1c11ce. Ll\\rcncc. \\oolt. nJ 

I cs.sing; the pla1 s of \ha\\, \1 ngc l) ( .l'<'\, 

.111d Panter the poctn ol 11 rd1, \oat,, f l1ot, 

t\.iden, and I hi.u I homas. 

I ll.l 1 l) \'ittorian l itcrJturc: ( \ ().\I Hnmh 

'.terau.re from the 18.\(h to the end ol the 

'lllletl"Cnth celltuf} Rc.1d111gs m.1~ mdude 

11orks from SJ<h .imhors JS D1~kcns, the 

l\rom<:s ( .corge l lio[, 11.mh, lr11111 son, .111d 

rhe l\11i1111111g,, \rnold, ( .1rhle, .ind Da'°\\lll. 

lllJ26 ,\mcria n I itcraum-, 160-- 11!60 

l 0 'IL \ """~ of \11'crrc.111 literature 

mc...ulmg the ~~m c Amcrrc.m crad111011 

from I LrOf'<J'l \c:'ttlcmcm tn ( "ii \\.ir 

empha...1zu1g the rc!Juomh1p bcmccn the 

emcrg111g rnlture .md litl'r.nur<'. R .... 1d1ngs 

m.t} mdudc.: \\ork' frorn \t1d1 .uuhors .is 

llrJdlmd. l\raJscrcct I r.mkl n, \\'h..-.uk" 

( 001ier I merson, rl1orrau, l'oc, I law1'1ornc, 

\ kh 1llc, 111d !>ougl.m. 

I ll.\28 Amcric.111 I itcr.nurc. 1860 1911 

(.\ 0 IL,\ •unn ol Amcm 111 lucr.mue 

lro111 tl1c Rt·u1n~tr11l11nn 1hro11~h th<" ( ,1kkd 

\g<' emph 11mng the rt>c ol r.,".i1,.111 111d 

natur.1lisn. Reddmgs mt\ n dwde \\orks 

fror'l .ud1 duthon d' \Vhnm.111 I )1ckcn<nn, 

T11a·'l, I I011dl,, < ·r.mc, I lrt·l\cr ( hcsmru. 

( hopm. J.1ns, 111d \\ harton. 

')'\ 
111 11') ,\mcn<.111 I ita.11ur"· I ')I 1 19 1'i 

(I 0 I) ,\ <IH\l'\' nl A111cm.111 li1,·1,1111r« 

hl't\H'<·n dw '""'· l{,·,1ding' 111.1y in,Judl' 

'"''b hv '"'h ,111thnr. .l'i '>te111, I 101 

I .1ulkncr, huger 1ld. I lc111 ni;-\J\, 1 lu~he-. 

I lumon, I 'en. ( l :\'c11l \cemll<-..k, \'\ Nt, 

wd \\n..lu 

111 1.10 \111cri<.111 I 11cr.11urc. l'J1'i·l'rc,.,nt 

'I 0 I \ '"""' nl \n•cfll.UI l11n.111m· ,111d 

utlnirl' ":l<l' \\ urld \\ .ir 11. ll<':ldmi;s rn.11 

nJudc "°'~ h1 sud1 Juthors ,t, I sor (,1m· 

hcrg. lowdl. B1,hop. Barak.1. I Idler. I". nchon, 

Bd10", !'I.uh, '><"Xron R1d1 Rurh l pd1kc. 

I lei 1• 11 \I net, ~I« .trtl11 •• md \lormon. 

111 .l.B '>hJh<''Jll".lr" (I 0 I; ,\ m1d1 nl 

r.pr s;unplc of '>h.1kc\1>ea•t•s 

tr.tgt'lll<" hl\lom-, ml comtdte<i. RcJd1ngs 

111.1) .ilso mdudc \\Ork.' lw '>h.1kcspcar,'s 

lO:lCe1npor.u1C"S 

111..1·10 1\fri<.111 ·1\111crit.111 l i1cr.1111r" 

(\ ll .ll \ """" ol rcpre,cmo111v~ 

e\ft1c.111 \mcric.111 i ter.nure lrom '11d1 hgure<o 

,ts \\'hc:ulC\, T omrncr 1 lught'<i, I h•rstnn, 

\\ nglu. I "mm, B_!J\\m, Bar.1kJ llrooK.' 

I l.11den \\ ,1,un. and \1ormun. 

111 h i ( rc-.11i'" \\'riting (I 0 I) \n 

t'flll ) 11 tu the \\flllllf ot prose. poc:tn, 

.md m.111 1 

111 I 11 l'rolc"ional (<l111rnun it.11ion 

Ii 0 I \ m d1 of ,d1Jn«<l 'll<'lhoch of 

(l"«."S( u ng 111to1111.1t11.>n m 1 \\Ide \J.r t.•n ot 

forms. \s,1gnml'nt' 111.l\ 1nch1dt• prcpa11'lg 

.1 "'""' «·ports. and 1111!11.u\ doet1111<"1•i. 

')(1 

'>tudcms rn.1y l>e .11kcd 10 dc"gn .ind prC\Ct't 

.1 pcr-.•1.11,,1vt" or u1.1h tll.d "-PC('d1. 

111 J60 \p.,uJI fop1<' in I i1crdturc (3·0-JJ. 

t\n "' •1 :s l.!er.uurc toursc '>pcciahzcd 

oil<"nlll!' 1 an· lrom semester to scmcs1cr. 

100· I "'d ( uup,c\ C.cncr.11 Dc,<ription 

l'lw I II· 100 srnt'S .1 lln\\ s rn1dc:111s .md 

I· nglJSh de part111cnt !Jrnll\ lll<"llll>e" "1th 

spc:C1.1! cxpcrusc· to pursut' together .lfl 

11m:ns1\c 'tudy of a rcnnucd lncran sub· 

Jcct. I mpha<i\ 111 o<..h course '"11 l>e upon 

cxtmm c .ind 1mcnm·c =ding 111 a linmcd 

body nl 111.11 c·n.1l, t<xhnl<Jll<'S nl r<'<il',l<(h .md 

th<' d<·1<·lnpmr111 of mdqx:ndrnr uitic.u judg 

mcnt. /'re"qu1s11n for r/1ese cqunn arr at fr,l t 

one JOO Ind Ftrgfuf, cozme and pem11ssro11 of 

the .lmr 

111 I 11 1 itcr.m I'hcof\ ( { 0 {1, A '"f\'C\' of 

kc\ prnhlcrm, figur<'>. .1;1d l<'xt' 111 1hc h";nn 

ol l11c·r.or1• .md n1hure thought. Rrqum·d o/'all 

honnn I· mr/1 /, mtlJOn. 

I ll 161 '>tud1n 111 d I itcr.m l'crioJ 13.0-~I 

ln-d ; · , : 1· ui d limned pcncid 111 litcr.11) 

htston'. hlf n~111ple: the 1\ug1m.rn pcrul<I 

th<" h<-g1n11111p of Ro111.111t1Ll\lll, tlw tln de 

''~dr 1uf ' "" I ')(1(h Ill Amcm .. 111 litaamrc 

Ill 161 '>tu<l1c' in J l ttcrdf\ Problem 

C' l ,lq>th 'tuch of .1.prnhlcm tbt 

,,.15 J<..ru'-\ trndi1io11.1l dh '"''"'of 11.111onal· 

II} lmton .. 111-.ennJ. or genre h1r r~.1111plc, 

1111 th ... nd S\ 111 hol in litcr.11urc, litcrJ!llfl' Jnd 

\ctCll(C the <nn<cpt ol the hero. 

1ll· 16.l Studic\ in I ttcrJI)' figure' (3-0-3). 

I xtctl\l\'C r dini; 111 the \\orks, h1ogr.1phy, 

Jral tritlc!\111 of m.ljor ligurt'S Ill \l<Jri<I 

lnc:raturc. h or c~dmpk ,\ ltlcon, \\'ordrnonh, 

< rcorgc Fl101, l >1ckcru, l )ostC>C\ sk\, l) ~r: l, 

~td,;tlr h rlknr:r, '>tC'\C"' orm1on. 

1 ll 16- Stud1c\ in .1 I iteraf\ Genre (~·O·~ 

'>111d' 111 J ' pcu.11 genre. l·o; t\dmplc the 

C'J"'• the Jutohiogr.1phic.1I novel, sc1<·ncc 

hc.unn 1nuP1~r J~Ef\ 

I IL 'i06 ScmmJr in ,\ m aod Litcrdturc 

( ~ 2 .\1 terd1sc1pl11tal)' honors semmar 

cor•tcrrung .i 'f>c<..1.11 topK 111 litcr.nurc Jnd 

the"'"· 

111'50- ScminJr in dn ,\Jva.nccd lopit 

( ~ 2 1 \ cc:ntr.ucd honors scmirur 

·I·· ~ 11\.ut 1:11~ 1 - >rk..<; or rs.sue,. 

Non· aci'e gl h Courses 

I.\ I 0 I Lngl"h for '\;on °"a me Sp.,Jkc" I 

( 1·0 1. Altcrn.n l• nor ' ~ ·car 

u•ursc 11 1-.11 I I 111pn.u "" '"11111g. A1•1cn· 

'an cJltJre md '.lue<i l'rnYq. 11pprowl of 

drp11rtmn11 d•m' 

I'\ I 01 [· nglish for '\on '\au'c Spc.U..c" 11 

I I O· ii. Altc ·1 •n 11101 I' n·Jr 

wursc I It 111. hnphasiz<'<i "riting. Amen· 

Wt' (CtJlmre and , ... Jucs Prnrq: fYJQJ 
Department of History 

History Major 

!'he m.ijor in hisrorv pro\'1des an opponunnv to ex.imine the e\'oluLion of pasc ci\'ilizacions and ro 

cv.iluac.: .rnd underscand che insricuciom, .1d1icvemcnc,, erl11L' .ind \,1lue' of mankind Lhrough tht' ag<''· 

} (i,ton· ma1or' learn co e\·aluace ideas crillL<llil-: ro ,ift C\'idence. to dr.1" conclusions and cu ex pre" rheir 

(01Klu,ions clearly and concisely. :\ dear undcrsranding of rhe e\'enrs of che pasr pro" ides a more .1cure 

a\\ .irencs' of conrcmporary issues and problems, .is well "'a conrexr and a process for cvaluaring rhme 

problem>. The progrnm includes in1roduuory wurses on Lhc '"dues .rnd ideas ofWcsrern CIVIiization and 

on the h1sroric.1l role ofrhe U.S. Navy and 1\larine Corps. 1\ la1ors will select upper-division courses from 

four of the following fields: American lmtory. h1ropean h1,ror\', non \Xhcern hisrory. naval and milnary 

hl'Lnry. or interdiscipl111ar\' and thematil hiswry -\ bad1dor ol science degree is awarded. 

In addi11on to the three h1sror: courses in rlll"corcrnrriculum (1111104. HH205 and l lH206), each 

hisrnn· major will also rake Perspeccives on I listor~ (I !H262) and a Sem111ar 111 Ad,·ancc.:d I limmc.11 

Studies ( H H.;62). These courses introduce the \lude1m to his10nngraplw and rhe rechniques of h1stoncal 

rese.1rch and writing and enable chem ro pLmue .1 hisconcal "'ue in depch. The departmenr aim requires 

c.1ch hi,mn· ma1or co take ar lease one Americ.111 hiscon· course, one h1ropean hiscorr course, one 

cro"· n.uional cour"' and one regional course from .1mong those IMed bdo\\. 

l"h.: honors program in hisrory offers a scudem "1th .1bove-average abili~· and ambirion ,rn opponunny 

to pursut'. .1 more challenging curriculum and to earn an honors degree. Tho'e acceprcd for che program 

will tollo" che norm;1l hiscon· major. wirh th<'. following exccpuons: the\· will cake two Honors Colloquia 

(I II Vi<i- and HI 1)08 1n second class }'<'.<lf) in place of two lmmrr clernves; and iliq· will cake an 

I lonors Rcse<Hch )em111ar (1111509 in the foll of firsr class year). F.id1 honors scudenr will .1lso wrice 

;1 major research p.1pcr 

Curriculum Requirements (ln addicion to chc requircmcncs of plebe year) 

l'robS1onal '\L20.3, '!L302. "\L-100. N "20•1, N'i.310, NS·10X, 

\larhem.uics: S!\122.~: plus eich<0r )i\1230 or '>\1212; 

\c1cnce Sl'2 I I, Sl'212; 

1 lumanirics: 1111215. H 11216 and rwo clcctl\·es oulSlde 1he maJOI 111dud111g one ac 1hc .)00/ 100 le,TI; 

I :rngu.1gc: hiur semesters of a foreign langu.1ge; 

I ng111ecnng: l·:--..200, '~ 1300 : EUOl, I:-.no2.1 S.~00, l ~.i60.111d a frccdeni,·e 

•r 
I lisiory Cour~cs 

111110·1 AmcricJn N;nal I fi,tory (J-0--~). 

rhi\ O>Ur\l.' t.•\,lJlltnc.:\ the. ,lfltc.·c.;cdcnl~, 

origin' .111d dcvdnp111r111of1h..- UnitcJ 

St.Ile' ;\.1\') "1th in 1h..- fr.1111cwork of 

·\mcric.1\ grcm d1 ·" .1 u>1111n..-111.1I .tnJ, 

e\'l'nt11.ilh·, gloh.il power, with p;trticuf;u 

emph.1''' on dll' dnclopm..-111of11.1\.11 and 

m.tritimt: ,lf,Hc!tY. 

111121 5 I he We~t in a Global Comc>.c: 

Origin' through the l nlightcnmem ( ~-0-3). 

\nalv1.e' I he hi,u11-.c.1l c'\'Ofution of erh1c.1l 

1hnugh1 .111d its 1111pa<1 upon I .11rope.1n \OUct} 

and cuh1m· from t\m1qu11y to the Lnlightcnrncnt. f'h..- rnur'" 'crs the cvolurion of Western 

v.1lu"' in J Lirg..-r, cnmpar.Hl\'e wntnl of world 

rdig1n11> and \'.ifue\. fly \tUd) 111g the c11ltural 

exp1c'""'" ol \\btcrn hhit.il concern>, iJL-ab 

. md .1'pir.11i1111' in light uf other uvili1"mons. 

tht' rnur..._· hrn.1dcn' kno" leJgc of the \X'csr s 

gloh.1l wmcxt .111d ,uftiv.uc' the development 

ut«ri11c.1l 1h111king ,1hout hunun hemgs and 

their '"""'""'· 111121 ~ cxamint.,, the critic.ti 

mural .111J pnlitic,1l choicc' nude by 'cx1eucs 

JnJ indi\ iJ11.1J, through rill' .1gc' 111 orJcr io 

illumin.ne .ind tk-q•cn till' "ndcm\ undcr-

... u11di11g of 1h<.· l.OlllJ'll:ung v.1lw."'. 111\lUuuons 

and (h.11lcngc' of the motk-rn \\<"'· 

1111216 f'hc w,,_, in the Modern World 

(.l-0- .~) h>tU\lng d11dl) on the period from 

the 18th cemun Ill the prc\<111. rim course 

.111.1k1n the mmt ,ignific.1111 pnli11c.1l. social, 

1mclfl'ctu.1l .111d t·w1101mc trend, 1h.11 h;tve 

sh.1p..-d contcrnporan· \lll lctie,, 1111216 

cx.11111nc' 1hc global imp.Ill of horopean 

.111d Ame11c.111 ud1urc' o\'er the pa'r dtrc< 

cl'llllllll'S .tnd c\plorc' the mo't important 

rcau101l\ to nHJdernitY in hnth \\'estcrn 

and non \\"c,tern 'l>tic1ic,, In doing'"· che 

wu f\c· '11 u.11c' die \\ 'C,t in .1 ~lob.ii com ext 

.md prep.ore' '111deni- to d1in.k criuc.1fh- .tnd 

rnmp.tr.ui'el' .1lmut a ch.rnging world: 

I fl 1220 lnform.111on lcdrnolog) Rc,olution;, Pa\I .tnd Prc\cnt (.l 0 \ f·,·cn· cr.1 

111 human h1,1nn '"" been .111 111format1tlll .1gc· hec.111\l' 111 ca<h 11"toncal period 

dilfrrcnt IL'chnnlog1e' \\CH." dn·i,ed to 

g~tthl·r. pru. .. c'' .rnd di ...... tmin.ltt' int(Jrnu· 

tion. Thi' uiurw .111emph 10 idt"1111fy the 

mmt dom1n.11H 111liinna1ion tcrhnologics 

from the printing pre" 1<1 the p.ilm pilo1 

.tnd .1L11·mp" w ·"'"" 1hc1r broad hi,tonc.il 

1111ph<.1t1on,, '>p«c1.1I .111e1111on will be g1\'Cll 

10 the 111ili1.1n· J'I ncxn,. [',.",."'!- ll/110"1 

,111,/ IP I lll. II 111t1111rs 1111/i: 

98 

I IH262 Perspcciivc\ on 1 li\lory (3-0 ~) 

·\ mcthmlology course in whith m.1jor> 

acciuorc 1h1: b.1"< 1cd111ic.1l 'kiJJ, required for 

re ... co1rc..:h .u1J writing 1n ... uhsn1ucnt cour~c~ 

on hisron· and other hum.111iri1:' and 'oci.11 

'ciem:n di,upl111cs. ,\l.1~ bl' rcpc.ued onl~· 

ro rcmo\'e .1 [) or I· f'remr 3/( II//\' m.zjor. 

<.orcq: I 111206. 

I fl 1311 Athens: \1ilitar) Dcrnocr.1c) 

( ~-0 \) 1-xammc; the nrog1m of\\ estcrn 

dcmotr.lC\' on 5th-ccrm1n B.( Athens. 

~OCl1' is o-n the probkrm- nf dcmonatic 

consucuuons in \t:ttl111g fOrc.·ign policy, 

st1f'\'l\'1ng extended w.m. admini<iering fomgn 

tcrmoncs ,tnd dealing with 11ue,rions of 

inequality at home l'rat''f' ll/1205. 

I fl 1312 Impe rial Rome ( 3-0 'J. SrnJy of" 

the mo'c successful of \'Vb tern '1a1cs w1d1 

cmpha"' on model' for bt1rl'.1t1cr.Hll.11ton. 

milicar\' ddeme .rnd dw 111corpor.11ion of 

,·,mom ethnic group'- l'r1·r«tr //1-1205. 

llH315 TheAgcofChi,aln .ind Faith 

0-0- ~ • '>un"L'\'' the lmton 111J lllfrurc of 

\\'cst<"rn l.uropc lxmccn .1bout A.D. 1050 

.md .1bou1 AD. f.\00, the period gcneralhknown a' the High ,\fiddle Age,. Th..- couf\e 

trace' the cmcrgcncl' of cwo ,c11:ddincd 

medieval amcouaLie>: I htl\C \\ho fight 

(1hc knighchood) and chme \\ho pr.I\' (d1L" 

Chrirnan clergy). Special .111en11on is paid w 

dc\'clopmcms in the socou-pnli1ical sy>terns 

of the age. king,hip .md lor<hhip; 10 the 

rnlrurl' of the medit:\,tf .lfi,tocr.K\', chi,-,1lr\'; 

10 mO\'<:mcnts of religiom emhusLtsrn; anti 

!O rhe cvol1111on of ch..- Catholic Church 

inw a papal monardw l'rm·q. 1-111205. 

111 13 16 Age ofRcligiom \\'ars D-0-3) 

1-ocuscs on the emcq~cncc of modern 

civili1.111on ( 1500-1.:;6.3) from the di,co,·cr 

1c~ ,111d reJ1,,overlc\ of the Rt.·rui~~ance. 

chc s\\c<:ptng change' brougl11 b~ 1h1: 

Rdormacmn and C:nun1cr-Rdorm;11ion 

and chc cxcicemenc of both \Ucntific .rnJ 

pol meal rcrnluuon l'ri 1wr II fl 205. 

H HJ 18 \\ dr and Socicr1 111 /\ lodcrn 

Europe ( '1-0-.3 .\ '!tld\' of the origin' and 

consequcn<.:c.\ of w.u on l·uropc.:.1n \llltcry. 

The· societal respo1hc to both total .md .:old 

war'' .tssc"ed. \\ ar is C\amincd ·"a force· 

promoting change, including rc,ponscs 

ranging from fascism through I .umpean 

cconomiL unuv. Cor1·tr 1111106. 

1-1 l 132 1 Rc\Ofution.1n Rmsia Peter 

che Great rn l en in (3~0 3). \ 'tu<h of 

Russoan h1w>r\' from chc foundmg of 

1\ loscow to f ') 1-, cx.1111ining the· dome, tic 

and ext1:rn.1l forces rcspom1hlc for ,hap111g 

che strucrnn: of RuS'i.tn socierv and culcurc'. 

Coreq· H/1206. . 

II H322 The Rise and fall of Soviet 

Communism 0-0· ~ An cx.1m111atmn of chl" 

Revoluuon off l) 1- and the UL'Vefopmcnt of 

the Soviet Lnion. cmph.c,i11ng chc imrnu 

uom and pol icics .1dupted lO meet domestic 

and foreign prohlcrns. l'riw<J: ll/1206. 

H 11326 Ireland and the Iris h (3 0-3). !'hi' 

course presents the hismn- of Ireland from 

ch.: early Chr1'!1an cr.1 to the prc,cnt, with 

concentration on th.: pa\I two cemuric,. 

f'he Grear Famine. tht: i11dcpcndcncc movement. and rhe recent "Troubles are ex;un 

111ed in dcprh. !'hemes incl udc Ireland\ 

s1;1tus as Bricain's first colon\', the role of 

fl[cf3tllre and religion 111 fu;ming lmh 

1denriry and the "dia,pora .. of lri'h people 

abroad. Couq: 1-111205 . 

HH3T Germany a.nd the Nazi hpcrience (3-0-3). Focu,es on the .1meccdem' of 

'\,,monal Socoaltsm, including the 'icrnnd 

Reich and \\'orld \Var I era,, the \,,J11 experience 1rsdf. and the lega<-T it bcquc-.11hcd to 

rodav's German 'tatc /'- r1·q: Hl/206 

HH329 \1odern rrancc: 'lapoleon co 

Dt:Gaulle 13-0-3). rhos (()Uf\C e\3JllltlC\ 

France from the revolunonary uphe;l\al of 

thc lace 18rh century through ics role in the 

\X'cstcrn world since \\'orld \\'ar II. Roughly 

the first half of rhc cour'" \\Ill deal w11h the 

rc"olutions of 1-s9 and 1-92 .md their impact upon 19rh-ccntury I-ranee. The second 

half of the COllf>t: will consider the experience of France in the 20th ccmun· Jnd the 

changes forced upon the naciun by rwo world 

w.tr' fought un 1-rench soil. f'rere<J. llfl.:!06. 

HH3.30 Imperial Encounters -~-0-.\I. 

(,re.u Bnra111 from 1-'io io the prc,cnt. 

Beg111s with an anal""' of Britain'' pol111<.1l 

and social inmrunom. h then c:um111c' the 

changes brought about h,· 111dusrriali1.11ion 

.It home. revolutions .1bro.1d .md cxp.tn\1011 

of che empire. At ir- cnJ, the course high 

lights the simultancou' edtp'e of Bri1.1in '" 

a world power anJ the incre.1'ing prmp«riry 

of the masses of tht: British people. 

f'raeq. 1-1H206. 

I IH331 An and Idea.> in t\lodcrn l urope 

(3-0--~). Explores 1hc 1r.111slorrnation of 

culrurc on chc modern world. l· \.lmlllc' 

how .misrs and imdl..-ctual' re.tucd to the 

long-range impaus of the dcmocr.1tic .md 

111dustrial rc,·oluuons. Fmph;tsis is pf.ttcd on 

development of che fin« .m, in rcl.1rio11 to 

p1,·mal ideas from 1750 tu prL.,,cnt. 

Pra~'f.' H/-1206. 
111 U·1'i Colonial ·\mcnca 1>-0-.~). Examine' 

th~"·'"' 1n \\htd1 tliree d1\'ersc cuhurcs--lnd1.tn, I. uropc.1n, and Afr1Lan--..:on\'crged 

on tl1c ;\;onh t\mcri<.111 land ma" before 

rh<· ·\mencan Re\'olu1ion: topics include 

hcnd1. Spatmh and Inglish cxploratton 

and >cttkmem pauert\\, l·.uropcan-lndian 

encounter,, gender, witdKrafr, religion, 

sla\'ery anJ r.tce, the family. polirical ideas 

and imtitutiom, .111d \\<Ir and w:1rmaking. 

/'mwr HH:!06. ' 

11113~6 Rcvolutionar)' America and the 

Lari) Republic 0-0-'\) (overs tht: remarkable tramform.mon in 1\rnaic.rn ~ocicn· 

from 1-(,0 to 1820"" thirteen scparare 

and di,11nu colonies struggled ideolog1-

callr. nulit.mly and politicallr w establish 

.1 gm·crnlll<'nt.tl .111d 'ocial S\'"cm that would 

suu the need' of a l.uge. di\'cr-.c. and rapid!} 

e\panding popul.nion. I he hJckground co the 

Rcnilurion, the au ual conducr of the war and 

the con\tntctton of staCt and national govcrnnwH' .tre m.,m·d in detail. /'rm•q: HH106. 

I 111 34- Civil War :ind Reconstruction 

l-0-l) -\n examination of the poliric.11. 

cconnmIL .ind 'oual dc,·dopmems from 

the ongtm of rh<: Ci"il \\'ar to 1896. 

including 1he wounding of thi: nation 1n a 

Cl\'il \\,tr .md rhe subsequent reunifiLation. 

f'r1wq · I I H 206. 

H H3·19 F mergcncc of Modern America 

1896-1945 (3-0-3). l:xaminanon of 

polm~al. '""al, intellectual, diplomattc and 

cconom1< aspects of American hisrory from 

the Spani,h-AmeriLan \\'.1r ro the end of 

\Vorld \'far 11. Special emphasis is placed on 

Progres'i'·"m, the emergence of rhe LJ.S. as 

a great power in \l\forld \X'ar I, rhc Deprcs· 

>ion anJ the '\cw Deal, and \X'orld \\'ar II. 

l'rere1r I II I 206. 

H 11350 United States Since \Vo rid War 11 

( '\ 0 ~ ,\derailed cxamtnatton of American 

lmcory >111cc 19·!5, 111cludi11g rhe on,er of 

the Cold \Var 111 the 1950>. the domemc 

and !;>reign p<>lll) 1m1cs of the 1960s. 

\'iccn.1m \\ ,1tcrgate .rnJ the Reagan era. 

l'rm·q· I 111206. 

1111352 Him and American Society (2-2-3). 

l11is course explore.,; rhc relations bcrw<:en 

mocmn pKturC> :md the political/culrural life 

dunng the 1x:riod 19.10-19/i.>. hlrns arc sntdic-<l 

a.' do •. 1um·nrs of illl era .md the <:.\tent to which 

they oll~r tn'l!~Hs for historiol undcrst.mding 

,tre wn,idercJ. l'rm·q; HH206. 

1111353 /\mcrican Social I listory (_~-0-3). 

.\n cx.11111n.1t1011 of American life and culture anJ the forcC' that ha\'e shapcJ them. 

emphasizing mass meJia, popula.r emen.1inmcnt, rd1g1om mo\'emcms and technological 

:id\',mcc.. Pn·mr /-/ /-1106. 

1111354 America in World Affairs 

(.~-0-3). Sunws l, S. foreign relanom from 

the colonial cr.1 t0 recent rim<!li, focusing on 

Ami:nca's cransflirmarion from a colony to 

a precnuncm world power. Examines rhe 

c.1uses and 111tcrnarional consequences of 

rhi' dranutic ,hifi, wirh particular cmplusi> on rhe l'\\'entie1h centurv-che era of 

_ \menca's greatest inHucnc; on world affairs. 

Prmq.- HH:!06. 

1111355 Art and Ideas in American Sociery 

13-0-5). Examines the growth and development of imdleuual conceprs and arti"ic 

crcattvirv 111 An1cnca from colonial runes ro 

the prcsenr. Emphasizes both rhe peculiaricics of American crcarivc and 1ncdlecrual 

acrnmpli,hments and rhc place or those 

.ichtevcmenrs 1n the broader Westi:rn 

tradition Prereq.- HH206. 

HI 1359 U.S. Seccional History: The West 

( ~-0-5). Deals" 1th rhe open mg of che 

rr,ins-\ lt;'i"1ppi fromicr. Topics emphasized include land policy. railroads. lnd1.1n 

wars and water policv. Prereq: H/-1206. 

HI 1360 U.S. Sectional Histo ry: The South 

0-0·.~)- Surveys the gro\\ th :ind development 

of the :\mcrican Sourh with specific attention 

to rhe pl.mcarion economv and slavery. 

the Confederate experience, the rise of 

scgregauon and the Second Rcconsrrunion. 

/'n.-,.,•q.- J-1 H206. 

HH361 lliscory of East Asia (3-0-3), An 

an.1ly>1s of conc~mporary Asian problems 

wh1d1 consider. cheir culrural and tnsmunonal origin,, their l 9rh-cenrury de"dopmenr under the impact of\'l/estern inAuencc 

and their culminarion in conremporar}' 

Asian nattonalism. C:oreq: 11/-1206. 

1111362 11 istory of the Middle Ease 

D-0 3). A long-range historical approach ro 

the ,\ f iddlc Easr's role in world aff.-iirs and 

die development ofirs culrural, polirical and 

milttalJ· msrirurions. Lmpham is placed on 

'crarcgtc and diplomatic considcrarions. 

(oreq. 1111206. 

HH363 i\<lodern Latin America (3-0-3). 

The cvolutton of Lattn J\mcrican soc1c11cs 

from imlcpcndencc to rhc pn:sc:nt '"II be 

studied. Analn<!s of 'ocial and policical 

i'511c> like sla1·erv. race, immi~ration. 

popular religion: milit<1rism, ~lict;mmh1p. 

.rn<l rc\'oluuon will be the focus of the 

course. Particular cmph;1;is will he pl.iced 

on Argcnnna. ,\frx1co. lkuil. Peru. Chile. 

.111d Cuba. f>rereq· HH:!OG. 

HH364 I liscory of Africa (3-0-3). A survev 

of social, wlrural anJ political dcvdnpments 

on rh<.: African conrini:nt from rhc era bd(1rc 

Furopean colonization to the present. 

1111365 Pre-Columbian and Iberian 

Empires 0-0-3). Pre-Columbian empires 

like Olmec. \la1·a. Anec, an<l Inca .ire 

srudied through examinations or their 

cosmologies, scdcs of warfare, expansion, 

imperial consoltdarion, and colbpst. Sp;111-

ish .111d Portuguese conquests in America 

will also be studied by focusing on militarv 

campaigns. imperial policies, race, ethnicity, 

slavi:rv. and church-scare relations through 

the lndepcndcncc Era. Cort•q. HH206. 

1-11-1 366 Comparative World Cultures 

(3-0-5). A tcam-raughr course i1Hroduc111g 

otudents to the comparative srudv of Non~ 

Western societies and cultures before and 

during their 111irial contact wnh rhe West 

Pre1'('(r /JH206. 

HH36- Topics in Regional Hi>tOI) 

(3-0-3). An open topics histor) course. 

Topics ,·arv from semester ro semester and 

include a wide \'Mier:· of spcLiali1cd themes 

or eras 111 non-\X'csrern history which arc 

too unique or unusual to be tntegratcd inro 

rhc regular LUrriculum. Examples ol topics 

include the I liscory of the i\longols and the 

Balkans. Prereq: /-IH206. 

l-IH3T'' Topics in Themaric History 

(3-0-3). An open ropics lmrory course. 

'fopics var; from semesrer ro semester and 

are often team raughr. A ,·ariery of historical 

themes dealing with long cerm developmental processes will be submitted to detailed 

analyscs. Examples of topics include piracy, 

the dc"dopmenr of national idemities .rnd 

the growth of capitalism. Praeq: HH206. 

1111380 11 isrory of Science and Technology (j-0-3). A survey of the hisron· of scicntific discoveries and their prac1ic:1I a.pplica. 

nons, from rhc earl)' natural philosophers to 

rhe prc~<·nc, w1rh cmph;isis on the 'c1enufic 

revolurion of the 17th ccnrury, the Industrial Revolution and the tnformation explosion 

or the 20th century. Pr,•r.q: Hf !206. 

99 
111 1.181 \V,irfan: 111 the Midctle Agt:l>. 500-1500 

(' 0 \ I x.1mi11e' 1he cvol1111on of w.ufarc 

.111d mtl11.u1 1nrn1111101h 111 \\ntern I 11ropc 

from d1<· ded111c nf die•\\ e\lern 

Rom.111 I 111p1rc 1hrn11gh 1hc \ liddle Age 

(L.1. I '>001. \\'hik l.lllll\. \1t.11q .. ~·· .111d 

log1-r1c' .ire t•x.1111111ed. 1he wur\c seek' to 

pl.ice 1hc hl'tor) of 111ed1e1.1I \\,irfarc ll1IO a 

pol11ic.1I .md \Ollel.il rnntexl .111d 'how hm' 

politic.ii. \!lli.11. 1echnological. rnltural 

rc..·lig.1011, •. ind l'c..onon1ic dc..·\'t·lopmcno. 

,h,1pcd .u1d rc,lupcd 1he \\,1,1' \I.tr"·'' w.igcd 

during the middle .1gn. f'r1·rar HI 1201. 

If I U82 \X1

.1rfare from the Renai;;ance to 

N.1polcon ( \ 0 \). I x.11n111c\ the 1hcorv. 

p1.1uicc, .rnd 11.1111rc of warl.11c on l;111d •nd 

'ca. hoth 111 h1rnpc .111d hirope.111 rnlonics, 

from ,1hou1 I)()() 1hrnu!(h 1he· \\;m of 1hc 

hcnd1 Rc\'oh111011 .tnd N.1polcon. l.tctical, 

logi,11c.1I. tcdrnolog1ul. .111d prnlc5'iunal 

de,elopmcnt' nl \\e·stcrn .1rmic; .rnd n.wics 

.ire \!lldied 111 their pol11ic1I, eumom1c, .rnd 

"1< 1.tl «>lllnt,. /'n "<"</- / l//_'06 

1111.38.\ 'I he \ gc of I otal \\.ar. 1815-19'15 

( \.()._\). \urxcn the dime11'ions of \\arfarc 

.111d ci' ii n11l11.1n rd.111011' lrom the end of 

dtc ~.tpnleonic cr.1 through \\orld \\ar II. 

l'rrrcq. 1111.!06 

100 

111138-J Recen1 Mtlit.iry .ind 'lava! 1 li\tOI') 

,3-0-\ '>uncv' the dnncn,ion, or w.irLirc 

.md CIVIi 111il11.1r\' rd.nion\ lrnm 1hc end of 

the \\'orld \\'.u II to 1ht." prne·111 

l'umr 1111106. 

111-1385 I he L.S. \lannc Coq» ~-0 3) 

·1 he lm1nnc.1I dc1clopmen1 of the l '>. 

\!arine (·"'I'' is ex.inuned 11' tr.1ung the 

c\·olu11nn ofil~ rolc:oi ;1nd mission,, org,.11111.arion, capahilitic,, and 111,titurion.1l rnh11rc. 

Empha,is i' placed on how tlw \ 1.mnc ( orp> 

ha' perceived 11\ role 111 Amem.111 ~otiet\'. 

.ind how i1 has been pcrcei\cd ll\ Americ.111 

souery. l'urar 1111206. 

1111386 I opics in Naval/Mili1al) Hi>tory 

!3-0-.l) . .\n open topin hl\tnf) cour,c. 

Topic' \JI') from semester ro semc,tcr and 

cover a varier\ of >fX'\:1,1li1ed 1he111e" or er.L' in 

n.1v.il/mili1arx· hiscorv "hieh .1rc· tuo unique or 

unusLLil to Ix imc~r.Hc-<l 11110 the· regular 

rnrriculum l'umr 1111106. 

1 IH462 Seminar in -\dvanCl'<l 'imdi"" \-0-\) 

Ollc" m1d,h1pmc11 "nh 1 'olid b.1,L 111 

hisroric.11 \tud1e\ an nppnrtllllll\ to pur,ue 

chc disupline .H .1 Icici of grc.uer 'oph1mcation Tau~ht in ~m.111, tntt.'.'n~iH." \l'.n1in;u~: 

111din<lual \Cction' "111 engage in a de·ta1lcd 

examin:mon of a ,dected hl\toncal topic 

l aLh scttion will focu' on .1 parneular evl'nt 

or problem in hirn>r\' .tnd on the 1111crpr<:-

1.uiv<0 debates surroundmg It. l'rn-<'q fl( 

HHS m.z;or. or pen11w1011 of dep,zrtmmt 

tiuun111111. 

111150- Honors Historiography 5-2~1). 

l·ocusmg on the 111terpret1·:c deh.ucs 'urrounding a pamcul.ir event or problem 

111 histon-, srndent' will learn to cr1t1c.1lh 

evaluate secondar\' le\!,, to dl'crimin.lle 

between conAitti;tg intcrpre1a11om, and to 

make 1udgmenrs regarding 1he men!\ of 

JifTerent analyse,, l'l'<'l't'fj' Admission to the 

honors program 111 lmtor)'. 

1 IH509 H onor Senior rhc.sis (3-2A). \'\'ich 

1hc guidance of a foculc:. .1d,·isor students 

prepare anal~·tical rc,c.irLh paper' imnprctmg an hi.rorical iopic of their choice:. I .. llh 

srndent make> an llr.il pre,cnranon of the 

fimshed paper before the fteulc\-stude111 

Honors C:ommmec and excern.11 re.tdc". 

l'•·,·req. HH'iO- HH508. 

HH 5 12 Honors Them Readings 12 0-2l. 

·\frer selecnng a re;earch topll and ad, "or 

hiscor\' hono" student' will eng.u:<· in 111tensi\ e r~ading of pnmarv and sec~~daf) "arks 

rebrcd ro rhc topic. !'rereq: H l/\1! 111t1;t1r. 
Department of Language Scudies 

L .mguage Srn<lie5 Courses, ~l s and Mino r5 

lne Jcp.mmcnt otkr' <.OUN:' .It all k...,d, 111 \rJb1<., ( h1nesc, I rcnd1, ( rcrnun, j.1panc,c, Ru,s1Jn 

.rnJ '>p.1111\h \11d,l11pmcn ma1onng 111 e<.01101111'-', I ngli'h hhtnl") or poh111..1( ,uc11C<.' 111u'1 compk·te 

or \,1l1J.11e .1 11>1al ot lour 'emc,1er' ot .1 gl\e11 l.111gu.1gt• and 111.l\ u1111inuc thcir 'tud) ot .1 lurc1gn 

l.111gu.tg<' .11 thc .1<.h.111<.cd lc,ch or bcg111 .1 Ill'\\ l.111gu.1g<.' In nthcr 111.11or,, 1111d,h1p111cn "ho ulid.1tc .1 

I «II or more ol .I l.111gu.1gc· nuy t.tkc l.111gu.1gc l()ll[\l'\ ,I( clll' 200, mo nr •tOO Ind, Ill th.It l.111gu.1gc ,1\ 

hu111.111111e' or '"u.11 'cicncc cleui'e' or .1, .1 frc:c dc<.11\l'. ,\fjd,h1pmc11 in I )j\!"011Ior11111.1101' 111.1~ 

1.1kc .1 fir,t 'cmntcr coUN' (H. I 0 I} 111 Ar.1bic, Ch111c,c, J.1p.11te'l' or Rtl\\l,lfl .1' .1 frcc elective .rnd the 

\l'ltllld 'emc,1<.·r (I l I 02) of 1hc ,,1tnc l.111guagc .1, .1 hu111.111i11c' 'oci.11 'ucn<.c dc<.11\·c. 

I he Jcp.uuncnt oiler' mJJOr' 111 \r.1bi<. .tnd ( h111c:'e I he \r.1b1<. .111d ( h111c'c 111.11of\ um'"t ot ten 

tl11ct" credit uiur'"' 111 -\rab1<. or Ch111e,<.· l.111gu.1ge rnd u1ltur<.-, 1.1ught wmpktdy 111 tht· l.111gu.1gc 

Jnd lour 1hrce-ucd11 col1J1eral cour'c'· moot" hich nrn't he ourndt• the m.tJor I he 111.11or 111 

ArJh1<. ,tllm" ,rndem' to .1ch1t·-.e· .111 1mermcd1.1tc to .1th.111<.<.xl leH:I ot langu.1gc: protic1c11<.1· 111 

\lodcrn '>t.111d.ml \r.ihll, tht· lmgua tranu ol the: t\\cnt\ tlirn· counmc' ot the \rah "orkl. "hrk· 

al!IO tan11li.mm1g them" 1th mam ,t,JlCCls of Ar.1hic <.uhures .1 bro.id skct<.h ot Ar.1bt<. cultur,11 

hmon, and 111.11nr 1..urrcnt "'11<:' 111 Arab '°''cm:s. I he m.11or 111 ( hmc\c prm 1dc, tlu: opponunm 

tor nmlsh1pmt·n to tlC\dop .in 111rermcJ1.1tt• levd nt prohctcnn !II ( h111<."'>e l.111guage for commun ta 

uon, <.nme to ,1 ,uh\tJntt.11 undcf\t.1t1d111g ot tund.uncnt.11 aspects ot ( 'furu:'c culture, .ind d<...,dop 

.1 comprehen\l\e per,pecme and .111.1nahrn .. 1l .1ppro.1Ch 1<mard ( 'funJ (\l.1inl.111J .1m1 ·1 .1m.1n): ns 

souc11, people ,rnJ langu.1gc 

I he Jep.m111c11t ,1lso uffef\ m111ur' 111 \r.1h1c, l hine,c, I rl'11d1, ( .nm.111. '>p.1111,h. Ru"i.111 .111d 

l.1p.111t·'<·. 1 n I rc:nd1, ( 1ern1.111 and '>p.11mh the 11111101 <011'1\t' of 12 credit houf\ at thc ~00/ 100 Ind 

1.1kcn nr \.tl1d.1tnl .1t rhc :--:.nal .\c.1dc1m. In Ar.1b1<., ( h111nc, R11,\l.111.111J J.1p.1nne, the 111111or 

wm"t' ot I.?. <.r<·<lit houf\ at thc 200/JOO k"\ck 

I he l.111gu.1gc '>t11th- ·\hroad l'rogr.1111 oflcr' extr.tordin.m· opponunitie' fiir 'ummcr ovcf\L.l\ 

l.111gu.1gc swJ1 111 Jtl of the· bngu.1gc' !.ll1gh1 .It L '):--J \, 

1111 
Depanment of I anguage Studies 

Arabic \lajor 

11 1 \r hol ,11lo'" ,llldl·nts to .Kh1c\'C .m m1er111ed1.11e w .uh.meed le, cl ofl.mguage proh<-•CnC\ m ~lodcrn 

\tandard Amb1t 1h,• l111gua fr.mc.1of1hc me1m-ilme wuntries of the Ar.1b \\Orld. "lulc .1lm famih.m1.ng them \\tth 

m.11•\ J\('Cll' ol \rah1t rnhurc\, .1 broad ,ketd1 ol \r.1b1c. c.uhur.11 hmorh ,1'ld m.11or current issues in Amh '>Oueo~. 

( omPrnni...111011 111 'l'l'akmg .111d \\ntmg .md appropn.tte c.ihural i111er.ic11on md 1d1omat1c cxprc"ion arc crnpht\llcd 

.11 .ill Ind,. \111dc1m rn1lh 1he l.111g11.1gc ol 1hc nll'dt.1: one ol 1hc 111.1jor 1\r 1lm di.1lcct'; lmtonl.11, rclig1om .111d poht1C.1l 

disc1nlr\<''; .111d l1tn.11ur<' .111d 01he1 lllhu1.1l 111.111ili:s1.111om from ,1ll .1gl''> of \r.1hic cul!llrl" .111d all .11cas of the ,\rah \\orl<l 

h111neen tlirc, C1c·d1t courses .ire rl'l(lllrnl lor thl· major ten m.rn<l.11111\ l.111g11.1ge courses .111d lour coll.11cr.1I courses 

concerning other .upeu' ol the \r.1h world. mo m11.i<lc 1he maJor. \ummcr and semc,1er s1.iclr abroad programs m the 

1.trgl't cuhurc'S .uc s1rongl} recommended tor Ar.1b1e majors. These langu.1ge .ind cuhurnl cnrichrnc'.11 programs .1110" 

s!lldents to .1pph 1ht1r ,kills m rc.tl-\\orld muauom and pro\'1<le cxc.iung .1ddmon.1l opporlllntllC' tor our ,mdents ro 

lOlllple1<' dw 1 d,·gre<s "i1h s1g111iita111 e~pencncc 111 1hl' 1\r.1b \X'orld 

\ruJems emerge from the progr.11n \\llh .1 \\orkmg kmmle<lge of Ar.1h1c for use in Ill.Ill} d1tfcre111 "111.11ions, .in 

undeN.mdmg ot \r,1b1c. digloss1a and us 11nphc.111011s, a gro" mg .1pprl'CiJ11on of till' .1cl11C\cme111' of 1\r.1hll (Ultural 

hismn .ind m conmhutinn< 10 modern global ciHl11,111on and a nu.meed undcN.rndmg of 1he rela11on<h1p of thl' 

\r.1h \\orld w 1h< L 1•11cd \t.un .ind other parmcrs of exchange n 1lll' \\orld wday 

( urriculum rcquircmcnu: In .1dd111011 IO the rcqu11e111e111' of plchl· }'l'.H) 

l'nt ,o I '\I •111 '\I \IO :-\ I 100, '-:\;'200, '\;'>.\00. '\\-12:\ 

\ l.uhcrnJlll.,. . .,, 12l j plus e1•hn .,, 1.2 rn or .,, 1212; 

'>c1ence· \['' 11. '>1'212; 

I lnmanmcs HI 121 'i, Ill ll!G .. 111d t\\O dectiH·s oumdc the mi•or. mdudmg one al the )00/400 bd: 

I ngmct'nng: I \I )00 I L 10 I. I I \02. I '> '00, I .., )(,0, I :-: 200: 

1\ free elcctl\l', 

\l.ijor: Jen u>111,es 1111\r.1hic l.111g11.1g<' and u1liure. 1.1ugl11 co111plc1d) 111 \r.1h1l". and lour <oll.ucra c1>11r,cs, 1wo of 

"hid1 must J,,. mll\llk the 111.11or 

Chine~c \Lt1or 

I he m ( l11nesc prm ides l 1tl' oppor1ur11!) !or m1dsl11p111en w dl'\clop profi,1cnC\ 111the111<1'1 w1deh· 'll<iken 

I 111g1t1ge on ,·.111 h \ IJndartn ( 11111,·,e. \ fid,J11p111cn "ill .1d11c\l' ,111 111tcrmcd1.11e ll'\'cl oi proliC1rnl) 111 ( l11nl·,(' langu.tg<' 

to· co111111u111ea11o'l, come lO" suh\l 11111J) ,111dt·rq,md1ng nf fo11d.1111cmal ,1,peu' of( !t111e'e ._·uhurc, .md dc,dop a 

comprehcm \C pcr,pccll\e and .111 J111h11c.1l .1ppro.1d1 11mar<l Ch111.1 (.\IJ111l.1nd .md fa \\an)· 11, 'oc:1et). people ,rnJ 

l.rngu.1ge I ourtl'Cll 1hr,·e-cre<l1t wurses arc rcqmrcd for the m.11or ten mandaron IJnguagc cour'e' and four rnll 11eral 

(nurse,, mo oub1de 1hc m.1for. ( )ne momh of StU<h .tbroad in ( hm.11< strongl} recommended and e\cn• J11cmp1 \\Ill 

be made 10 la<1li1atc this. Hc,dusc of :.10gu.1gc •pccihl d1fnc.ihie' 111 Cluncse such ,1, k·x1t.1l tom·,, 1he non·phonct1c 

d1.11.1c1cr w111111g s\s1em, .1hund.1n1 homophonl'S, fkx hk· 'ynr.n .rnd '"'rd form.uion, .111d .1 highly condemcd wnncn 

d1,u111r,c· SI\ k". 1h,· l.mgu.1gc «Hlf\<'' hl'grn 111 dtl' pldw }l·.1r .111J c·o111111Ul' 1hrough eiglu con,cnuin· 'c111e,1cr,, 

\ l.i1ors in ( h111<Sl' emerge from the progr.1111 .1ble rn read or (i,1e11 rn, \\uh 1hMough comprehens1011. long semen cc' or 

shon par,1gr.1ph~ on lO('llS of cl.uh life and l'\enda1 ( hme'c culture, to use \owhul.11') uems con'i'ung of 1he I 'iOO 

mo,1 ,ornrnon < hmc":· char.1...iers .• tlnng "nh suttiocnt lOmplex11\ of'' ntJ<llc .md discour-.· '1ru...iure\ to ex pre" idt'd' 

nn 1h,· lOJ'"' I med .1hoH· wi1h .1ccq,1.1bk· tllll'll<) .u1d .1ccuraC\. I ht') \\ 11l undl'f\!Jnd the h111d.1mcm.1l colll<'JllS and 

s1rnc111rc' 1h.11 d1s1111g1mh ( ·111nt'Sl' Imm I ngli'h or n1hn l.111gu.1gc,, ,1, wdl .1' 1he rcl.111on,J11p hcmecn l.111g11agc 

siruuurc' .md ·"J't'll' nfud111rc. l'hei1 u1lla1<T.1l ln11r"·' "ill enable ilwm w g1\'e prc,e111a11nns on .md d1'Cll\\ 

( h•11.1-rd.11cd t\\lle\ Imm .1111•1fnrmnl, kmmk·dge.1hk• per,pecmc. 

( urriculum requirements: In .1dd111on 10 1hc rec1u1rc cm' of pld1c }<'dr) 

I'· ifc,. ' 1. '\;I '0.1 '\I > 0 :\l HJO, :-.;'\;;?OO. '\;'> \00. '\'>-12\, 

\ l.11hc111.111cs. ~.\ 122. l, pm' eiihcr 'i\ 12 'O or 'I\ I.! 12; 

~< l<'lll<': '>I'.! I I. \I' 2 f .!; 

I l11m.1111m-s I 11121'i, 11112.16 .. rnd l\\o clcui'c' oms1de dwm.11m, incl11d111gnneat 1hc >!l()fq()O lc..,·cl 

I ng111ccnng: l \ 1100 I I rn I. I· J'\Ol. I·\ 100; l \.>60 I :-\ 200 

A free dl~ll\ e: 

\l,1jor: Jen wur"" 111 ( lime'c l.111g11agt' .111J u1h1.rc', 1,1ugh1 cumpleich in ( hme,c, an<l tuur tolla1er.1l lours«,,""' ot 

"h1d1 11111'1 he· 0111'1dt· the lllJtnr. 

IO.! 
Arab ic C. ur~c~ 

I \ 101 H.1\lc Ar:1b1t I (J (). 'l. \ruJ<mdc.-.tr'l 

th n.cl1rncms of Arahtc langu;q;e prohocTIC\, 

end 'lj; the SCl11C$tcr \\1th the· .1b1lin tO h.l\c 

,hon mm1<luctor. wmcrs.111om ,1hout sdl. 

f.a111h .111d \\ork •. mJ to r<.1d .111d \Hile 111 

\r.1htc !i<.npt Jnd \\di pn:pdr<·J to bmld their 

'ki'L' 111 the second 5<'11ll"St<r I h< nu1nmy of 

~' 11111c 1s wnduunl 111 \rab1c. '>tudcm' 

.ire "!J'll<•rted \\1th '1dc~1 .rnd .rnd10 t.1pc..,,, .ind 

s1g111hwnt "1111cn ,111d or.ii "ork \\ e lcxu' 

on the '1and.ml l.111g~< u\Cd throughout the 

\rah \wrld \\1th s1i:mhc.1tll m.umrnt of the 

1~UC$ of d1alcc11 ... il ,\rahK 

L\ IOl H.l\ic ,\rabit II I' o. ,, '>1udc1m 

fi1r1her dC\dop thcu \rJhK prntiucno ,kjll,, 

hm;idc111ng the r.tngc nt tO("" "1th" h1ch 

thC\ c..m de-JI 111 l.111gu.1g<. .ind dc·q1c:nmg thm 

undcr.tand1111: ol ·\r.1b!l i;:rammar .111d wnt.1-\. 

\mdcnts prnc.lucc ;\r.1hic 111 both orJl and 

\\ rmrn mode< "lule \trrni;thcmng their 

lmc111ng .111d =dmg .1h1l111c-. Stu,lcm' lx'Coml' 

f.umlt.u \\1th more wmplcx ,L,J'<'<t' ol .\r.1h1c 

,ulturc through the me: ol '1dm and .mdto 

l.lJX--S. ''uh .tn <K.:1...t\10n.1l tntcrnct .tv.1gnmcnt. 

\tudrnts dC\rlnp thr .1h1l1t) to me 'l"'krn .111d 

\\Tllten ,\r.1htc lor .1gm"1ng \l't ot ta<k., .md 

rnu.u1om. l'rm'tf' 1·1 IOI ' 

I \20 I lntcm1.-diJtc \ rabic I t >-0· > '>tudcrm 

conunue to dC\dnp J th •tr ,kill, 111 \r:1h1c 

\\1th longer. more d'""' tl'\'ll. more wmplt"\ 

suuauom. and more challengmg or:il .ind 

\Hlllcn a\S1gnmcms. \rudcm' rt'\ IC\\, 'trcngth 

en .md re hnc: tlmr gr.L'I' ot \1.1b1L gr.1mmar 

and 5' 11!,L\, .rnd dC\dnl! \C><.,1hul.u} h.1 ... .., lor .111 

cvcr-f>ru.1dcrung M:t ot hcl<.b . .\rahK bm.1dc.1..'t', 

him, .md .1u1hcnuc co11tcmpor.1rv tt"\L\ are U\<.'ll 

to ·1pp'<'lll ·r• the t<"\tl .. ,oL l'rm·q. FA 10.! 

I \20l lmcmK..Jratc \rabic II HJ \l. In th" 

, on· m.111rn1 nt 111tcrn1, J1.ttc Arah1L, ~tuJt.:nt" 

>ll)'P·~mcnt ;·,.11 textl .. Kik \\ork \\Ith .1 -.ct 

ol s.unplc .unhcntl< text' .111d 111ed1.1 Imm ,1 

\Jrltll ol fields . .tllm\lng d1xu\\1on .ind 

\\Tiling on more wmplcx 1dc-:t,, and g1\'lng 

snidcnts the nppom111n1 to 1mprmc .1ll thc1r 

laPguagc 'kills. and hro.1dcn their 'kill hJ.SC:. 

Inc s..mott-r tulm1n.1t<'S "llh a 'hon "nll< n 

p.lpcr and s:udem da"room prc">Cnt.ltrnm .ill 

ddl\Crt'tl 111 \r.th• 1'-rq. A.!01 

I \ ''iO \\ i ndo" on \rabic Culture I ~-0- \l. 

l <mg I ngh,h tr.111,JJt · •n ttllll\C c.xplorc-., 

Arah culture from th< liur an to <Urrcnt noH·), 

and hlrm < l.m di"""'"" ;\r.ib rdrnuue.. 1md· 

lcctu.J cnntnhuuons nl \rab, and ·\r.1h \01ces 

on kc'\ l"Ul" ul<l.tl' l '"llllS as .111 upper bel J.. un 1 ,(k.' ii ~ tl'llH' uu1r'<-·. 

( in c Cour~e~ 

I LI 0 I H.\\IL C hinc\l' I t \ (). \). Ilic: tim ot .t 

tmH.our;c <c.'<)llCllC< m111g.m 1111c"Fr:Jl<'<l .1pprc.id1 

1<1 dC\do1> lc.uncr\ .1h1lm to und<Nand, spc:1k. 

read .md "rue \tand.ud \ IJml.1.nn ( ,hmt'<t' 

< "mmumcauH.- skill' arc <lt"ldo1x.J through 

vanr•tL\ ,1CU\ mes 1n .1nJ out ot da,-s. Rorn.1n11,...J ,pc]lmg .tnd "luare dur.1<ter' .Ire t.1ught 

as "di .1 ... pronunci.u1on. ~:mcncc 'ln1e.:tun.: .md 

h.N, \oc.1bul.ir.. ( ulrur.11 l'xp"'ure acwmp.1-

111<-. the d<"ldopmcm ol c11mmumcat1H skilk 

It t.1kcn .111d p.N•('lf .11 l '\ '- \ m.n Ix· """f ,,, J 

Ire'<' clnu• e h1 D1vi,1nn I md II m.110<-. 

I C I 01 H.tirc Chinese II (' (). '). ,\ wnunu 

.lllon of l·l I CJ I. 11 t.tken and p.t''l'<f. m.11· Ix· 

U'<'d 111 pl.1<c nf.1 200-b cl hum.rnim·,.,oci.11 

>eicncc dc·<t1H· ll\ Divl\ion I and II 111.110<-. 

I' 'l H IOI 

I ( 20 I I mennL-diJte Chin= I 1.\-0 .\). I h" 

wur-c wnunuc.,; from the I\\ o b.c-ic Cl11nC\<.' 

wur"" .ind pm\'ldl" ti.mhcr tr.unin.: ot the: 

IC'Jrncr' .ill-Mn11nd .1b1lm to undcr-1:1nd. 

'IX'.tk. ""d and "me 'it.ind.ird \ 1.md.mn. 

\\'hrlc emph.<"' 1' ,ull pl.iced on c:ommun1c.1· 

me ,k1lh. the 'tudcm' .ire e\pettc-d to cMend 

th<"! Hx..1hulJr.· and gr.unn1.111c.1l knowk-dgl' 

t<> .1 rnort• con1pn:hc1~'" t" k"\d, to thc cxtcn"r 

th.u thL; tn11ld rc·adih .md .1ppropnJteh .1pph 

du' k11<1\\ le.Jg<' to the expr"''ion ot theu m' n 

1dc.t\ .1, \\cll .t' the under-randing ol more 

n.niH .. ,n k· or.1! .md wrinen tc\t~. ,\lore 

tultur.11c'l""urt'"11noln.J to faliliutc 

.1,1propri.11e l0111munl(...ninn J.nJ morl." 

< 1.u.1cter- arc taught to <nmolid.11e re.1ding 

tnd \HlllllV l'rm-q: FCIO.! 

I ( l Ol lntcm1edi.11e ChinL>se II U 0-J). 

\ 011111 1.111un of lmermLxliat< ( h111t'\l' I. 

'"' '( ,!{) 

IC .~O I \drnnct>tl Chin= I (3-0 3J. I he hr-i 

of '"O .Ollrtc: \C."tf ll'llCC\\hKh tr;tn ... HIOO\ 

I om wntrolkd tr,unmg in l.111gu.1gl' ,kills to 

freer J.nJ more; 61uthcruit <.:on11;1un~K .. H10ll\ 111 

\ l.md.1nn ( 'hinc'\C. ('I."' .lltl\·11ic' .Ir<' purp<>'<'· 

fulh org.mitC<I .ind m1uly gwdcd. ,\ larger 

.1111ount ol cul111r.1l rnmem j, lo.1dcd in \,1ruiu' 

prohlcm·"'"'111g t,t,b. C h.1rauer re.1ding .md 

"nung .ire rnl1.1nced lw the u'c ot dittion.tr 

1c< .tnd h1· wmputer input ol the Rom.11111.ed 

1'1nnn "'tem. D.1ih pr.llllLc of h.111d\\ ming 

a.nJ n1c1l1ori1 ... 1t1on i>t more d1.u.1uer-.. ' 

/'rrr;-r H 20.! 

r C~ l \J, ant.ed Chinese II (.3-0-3). \ 

cn11t11111.u1on ~1 ,\d,.mt<'ll Chin<'\<' I. \c...: 

H '() lor li-<mi- ol mprc.,. P1rr~q !-C20.! 

I rcnch Courses 

11-101 Ba\ic l rent h I 0-0-~I Dt"d"P' h.1'ic 

lOmnHmll.Hl\c.' ,kill,, \\1rh an emph.t'i' on 

'!'< 1krnr .md IMening comprehcn,ion. 

l·I I 02 lh<ic I rench II \-0·.'I. [),"·clnp' 

h.1<1< L011111111111c.ut\l' 'kill,, \\llh .1n emph.l\t\ 

nn 'l'<'.Jk1ng .md li,tcnmg wmprd1c11\ion. 

/'· "'''/· H IOI 

rJ 201 lnt«m1c>tl1ate I n:nch I 0-CH). 

( ontinu<.,, d'" cfopment of or.ii. n:adrng, 

.ind \\flt1ng >kilb ming rc.11-lifc 'uu.uinn,. 

I mph.l\11.c' pr.1ct1c.1l, C\ cr-·d.I\ culture of 

I rend1-,pc.1k1ng \\orld. l'rrrrq !1102 

fl 102 lmcnncdiatc I renLh 11 1 l 0 3). ( 011 

tllllll'' de-.dopmclll nl oral. rc~1d1ng .. 111d wrn111g 'kill' m111g rc.11-lik 'nu.111011,, l mph.1'"~"' 

pr.1u1c.1I. l'\l'r.-d.11 culture ol hcnd1»1><.1k111g 

\\nrld /~,,·,y ll.!01 

rf 301 \ th ,tnLL.J frcndt \\ith ( j, jlit .. lliOll 

Rc-ading' I ( \.(). l) Dt·H·l11p' 1111,·n" 111 

(011\lf\.lllllll .111d l.1L1iit\' Ill rr.1d111g.111d \HU 

mg. lop1c' cmph.1"1<' m.1i11 ·"!'<"< t' ot I rench 

ci\'ili1.11inn. l.iu1'ht 111 I rc11d1. Hi '"'t 11 '().' 

11302 Ad, arKc-d I n:nth '"th ( l\ili1.111on 

Reading' II HJ-.\ Dc'\dop' tlurnc u 

LOll\l'r'-ltlnr. and htulir\' 111 re.1d1n1: .ind 

wnung. lop1cs emph.mzc ma111 ·"'!'<'<ts nt 

I r.mcophonc• lrter.uurc and rnlturc· l.111ght 

Ill hench. l._,,,q: /I.!O.! • 

n 111 ()e,clopmcm of I n:nch Ci' ilir .. 111011 

0-0 l I rom 1hr nngtn' w \\ nrld \\.tr II 

l'n "'fl: Ff W.!" 1>p ',,,.,, oj'dt-p,m111u111"'11r. 

H 112 \ lodcm I ranee l 0 \l. \ II .t'l""l' ol 

~oncc.·mpor.tn l·r.1ntc gc.·~1~r.1ph\' l'lOl10lll\' 

1n,t1nu1on,, "x1c.·f) pol it1t' .md tulturc.·. 

1'1rrl'q. 11 W.! or tppnmrl cif tlt'•,mmmt l· 'f'. 

If 11 1 & 11 ill Rcprcscnt.1u'c R<"•ding' 

in I n:nth I iteraturc I & II \-0- l & \.() . .>1 

( I."' d1\<.U\\1on' ol \\orb Ill k.1d1ng "ntl'r, 

ot "" 11111\ pern><J,. l'mgr.un 111cludc, tilm 

'<'<'lllll' ol ""eral ride~~ I:mght 111 h cn,h. 

I' rrq 1-FW.! m ''f'Vtdl ofdep,1m11mt i/1,1rr. 

German Courses 

J(,101 Basic C.cm1ao I ( )-0-ll 1\ lxpnning 

tnUf\l' dc."'1g,rn .. ·d lo dc.·vdop c.llmn1un1c...nmn 

'kill, hv «Xfl<'"!'~ the ,tudrm to .tuthemll 

't><1ken and wrmen ( .erman from the hN 

d.1v ot cl.m. !'he rnur''" J'ide tro111 'ti111ul.u111g 

intcre't m Cc.-rn un n1hurc: .md tr.tdmon 

through .1utl1cnt1c m.tteri.J,, prcp.m·, the· 

\tudcm to wpc with real l.mg11.1gc ' iru:lllrnh 

dleui,dy. h 1u.1l c111ph.t'i' ;, pl.Knl on 

rc'«pme .111d producmc la11gu.1g<' ,kil". ·" 

\\di .b l.Ollllllllnit~ltmn 'irrat~ c~. ('"oul"'\C 

m.uen.11' indudc rnmpmcr "·,fl\,,1re. 11d,~1 

'<'glllClll' .rnd 1mhe1111c fi lm dip'. 

I (, 102 Basic (.crman 11 ~-0- 'l- I.mph.Nie-; 

the '('>Okrn l.1n~'l1agr l'mrq: f.(, IOI 

I C.10 I lntennL-<liatc Gcnnan I \-0·.l) 

( om11111.u1un of I l, I 0 I lmcrmc'lli.ul' ( .erm.111 

,h.111x·11, the ,rndem' 'fl<>kcn .111d wnucn 

<.omn1un!l.Hi\e ,kill~'' hi.le f(>,tc:ring ~r.in1111.1t1 

c.11 rnmpctcncc and prm 1ding '""glm 1mo 

the ><x1.1I. cultur.11 .111d 1><1li1ic.1I rl'.1li1ir' ol the 

wmemp<1t.1ry Ccrm.111"lll',1king world 

duoui;;h mul11-mcd1.1. on-line .111d print 

m.uen.11'. Cl.t"r<"'m .1ttiv111c·, rmph.l\11c thr 

J"<.:r"uuh14·tl c.r(.·atiH· U\C of ( 1<.·rrn.m 111 .1 r. n~c..· 

of 'i.tlU.lc.·nt .. cc:nccrcd '1tu.1uon\ .tnJ tonct"Xt\. 

111dud1ng role-pl.l\'ing. dd1.11'"• .md nr.11 

rq><>rt' on u 1ltur.1l topic.' .1nd t..U rrl·nt c.°\'C"l11\. 

f'n-rc·q. f(,f 02 

IO l 
I C.202 lntcnncdi.uc ( .crnl.ln II I ~-0- l). 

( nnunu' Uc\'dop111rn1 of or.11. r,·.1ding .ind 

"nung ,kil1'. lndud'" .1r,._1 .ind wl1ur.1l 10p1L'. 

Hrr-1 F< '01 

f (,~I 0 l111rodunion 10 ( ontcmpor.tl') 

C.crm.un ~ 0 \) .\n uurnduwnn to th, 

1:rnw.1pJ;., u1d pol111e.tl, ,·,011omic .111d "><.Jal 

"''term of the Rcpuhl1e of ( .nman\', 111 

t ;crnt.111. '>1r,.,.-c, d,·n-lnprnc111 of .1U\J1Kcd 

( .crrn.111 I mgu.tl(l' ,kill• H,..,.q. /-(,JO/ 

I C, HO Introduction to C.crman l itcr.tlUrc 

( \.(). l ln ( .ernun "lrl""'' ,k-\'dopmcnt 

of .lll\,lJlllJ l "'rnt.111 l.111gu.ig,- 'kill-. 

/~,. q. H,.'Ol 

I(, t 11 lk"clopmcnt of(,cmun ( ;,;li1..1Lion 

HJ \ ( omc111por.in ( .erm.u1 '""'''t\' 

1t1'11tll11nn' .111d n.1t1on.1l poli'i'"· l'rrrl'r{ 

Fr,: HO or ''Pf'"""" of t!rp,m111mr dwr. 

I C I 12 \ lodcm Ccm1.un ( l-0-ll. Rc\'ll'\\\ 

111.un l Urrcnl\ nf pmm .ir ( .ernun politi«il 

lmt<>n, ~ulture and so.:1c1y. f'rmcq: r<;.110. 

H '· 110 or appmt"'J of drp,im11mt l•,111 

I(, 121 &: IC 12:! Rcprc\cntall'c Reading" 

111 (,cnnan L ncr.iturc I & 11 \-0· 5 & \-0· l 

·\n.th 'I' .tnd di\<:U\.\lnn of work., nfle.1Jin~ 

""'lT' nl \,triou' pn10,k /'rrrrq. F<1 ilOor 

r,prm · { ,ftp11rn1i ,,, (/lt11r. 

Japane\e Cou~e~ 

I JI 0 I n.1'1l J.1p.UlC\C I ( >-O- \). rill' fiN 

of .t t\HH .. our\l· \l't)lll'lllC 1ntr0Juung, b.L,ll. 

''flh..tHrl·., of l.Ontc:mpor.t~ 'pokc.:n J.tp.Ull-x·. 

l omn111m<.111011 ,1.,;11- .m· d,.,dopc:d 1hrnufh 

.t \,1flt:l\' of or.J l'Xl'n.i\(.'\, lOllHT\,;UIOll, .llll 

1nl1..·n·1l°''' <Hl l"\l'r)d.J.\' top1\.-... ~tud1..·nt.' g.~in 

(OlllJX-lCn~ Ill 1h1..· rc,:(.ogn1unn aru.I u\C of 

drlkm11 k"d' of 'I''-''-' h .111d 111.L,tcn ol l\:Jn.1 

and 'nmc K1111i dw .Ktrr,. ( ultur.11 '"'""" 

111dudc. the'''-'" mg of 1dc\'l\101t progr.1nh .111J 

Ji,-.u..,,,um' of rr.1Jitum.1l .md l<>nt1..·n1por~tf) 

I.1p.11wsc CU\Jont' .111d llllturc. lfr,d·,.,, 1111d 

f'tlS.<t'd ti/ L \,\'rl. 111111 hr tt<rrl ,u 11 f>'r rlemve 

Irv Ouwon I 1111d !l 111t1;on. 

I JI 02 n."ic J.1p.mc"' 11 ( ~-0- 'l ,\ wnunu 

.u irm ol I j I 0 I I ( 1.1krn .111d p.L'-"-d. 111.1~ Ix 

""'din plac,· of .1 200 k"·d hu111.111im·,_,oc.i.1I 

'c.1c11"· drllt\'l' 111 I li"'""' I .111d II m.11or,. 

lh·mr FJJOJ 

l'J20 I I ntcnnc..Ji.nc jJp.inc~ I (.HJ l I. 

Cn11UllUl"i dndnpnll'nt of or.ii ,kilk 

l111tt>c.l11,t'S rc-.1d111g .111d "rmng with K.m11 

dw ·" ''-'"· !~" "'! lj '01 

I J202 I ntcrmc'tli.ue J.1p.mc\C 11 n-O-.\). 

( ·wmnuc' ,bdupmcnt ol nr.11,kilk 

lntri>c.lu"" rc.1d111g and wrmng wtth k.mj1 

d1.11.1urn. f\m·q. Jj 'OJ 

IJ~O I \d,ancedJ.1p.111c..c I L'-0-J). hmhcr 

de'd"\'rnc.·nt uflM,·ntnf:. rc.·.tding and 'l"-"ak111g ,kt k lntrodurno11 10 f.1p.111 .md f.1p.111,x· 

lllhurc. l'll'n't/ !]10.!. 

10·1 

I .~Ol Adc.Jnu-d Japanc\C II U-0·31. Further 

dcn-lu\>111c11t ofli,tcntn!(. rc.1ding .mJ 'f>l."ik· 

111g ,kj !>. lmroduction tu J.1p.111 .111d J.1p.1nesc 

utlturc f~,.req. !]201 

Rus~ian Courses 

I RI 0 I lh."c Ru"1an I 1\-0 l). l"hdir-i of 

. 1 t\\.'O uHIN intro<luumn to Ru"i.m u1ltttrl" 

.me.I d.ull' l1k through the use ol rnm111un1catiw .1ppru.1chc, 10 l.mb'l1.tgl'. w1Ch emph.1'i' on 

li\le111ng wmprchcminn .md spcaking. Thl' 

wurS<"S ,k-,·dop ba.,ic rl'.1ding .tnd \\ riting 1kil1,, 

.1nd llfo\'idl' in,ight, into lnlltcmpor.uy \OC:lc:t\' 

;me.I >ch.l\'toral nonm. l(Mkm .md f'tJJ<rl ,u 

l/.\.\'rl. ""')'hr u•rd 11 fTrr rkrm·r hy /Jrr·Nol/ I 

,,,r/ II""'!°' 

I RI02 B.1.<ic Ru~ian II (.~-O-,\; A rnnunu· 

.uion of I· RI 0 I If taken and p;L,-cd, Ill.I\' IX' 

u-cd 111 pl.Ile of a 200 k·vd humaniti'"·"x.i.u 

\llcllte "'''-llH' 11\" Divi.\1011 I .me.I II 111.IJon. 

l'remr FRIO! 

fR201 l111em1c't!iatc RLL',si.tn I 0-0-.\). Conlllllll" d,.,cJopmcm of or.ii. re1ding .mu" riting 

,kill, \\11h thl' cmph.t'" on 'fX>kcn Ru"i.in. 

lnduJ,.,. .m::1 and cultural '"I'"·'· A-emr lR!Ol 

HU02 lmcnnOOiatc RlL\M.tn II 0-0· ~). ( on 

tllllll"- dc.'\doprncnt of or.11. r.-:tdmg and "nnng 

,kill, \\Ith the cmpli;t"' un 'f"'ken RLl"ian. 111-

dudc-,. .irc.1 ;md culrural iopiL'. !'rt'n''].' FR.101 

llUjO & I IU10 \d,'alltc-d RtL\Sian "ith 

(i,iliLuion Rcadin!;' I & II HJ-\ & .\-0 .\ 

hmhcr dndopmcnt of wmmu111wu:c ,kiJL, 111 R""''·m· Emph.l\11.c.." li,te111ng. ,pe-.iking .md 

re1Jing. """"kq,..., oi'nuin ""-10-<l.tlnir.il perioJ., 

from •Jth thn>ugh 20th c-.:nnmc-. l'rmv FRlO.! 

1 IU50 Ru\Sian Literature \-0-.\l ·n,;, rnur-c 

u-c' Fngli,h 1r.111,!J11on' of cLMic Ru.'-''·m le"' 

which llllf'Jlt the \\,11 Ru"1am heh.Ile and 

think .1bout them-ch'" !Od,l\'. Through Rtl\· 

'"m liccr.uur'" mu,ic .md lilti1. ,mJc.11, g.1in 

dt'l'.p imight, into Ru"i.111 rnl1ur,·. C"u1111 ,L, 

. 111 up("'r k·wl hununni,-,.-"xi.tl '"e'"" wu..,,... 

I R111 Dc .. dopmcnt of RtL\.>tJn ("j,iliz.uion 

'-0-\ hom the I 0th lcntun to\\ orld \\ .u 

11 f'r.,rq. FR.HO 01 1ppm111i of r!.'J'.trtm ·m 1h11r. 

f RI 12 \lodem Ru.\1i.1 U-0· \}. lhe \tw1c1 

L111n11,111u· \\orld \\ar II; .,..,._,,J, rnltur.11 

c."\.onon111.. p.lttc.·rn .. : tt·1..hnolo~, .rrnR·J torn:-.; 

n.mon.il polil ""· I~='/· 1-R.3-iO or rJptrvwl of 

drp 7111r111 ,.J,. -

Spani~h Cour~es 

I'S IO.~ B.1.."c ~p.u1ish I l-!l-.\). !'he.· tint 

nf ;i l\\«)·1..our-.c _"-'t]u1..·no .. · c:n1/lh.t,111.ng tht..· 

,k'\dopmt'llt of li>icn1ng .me. 'f"-'lk1ng 'kill, 

m thl· 1..t>11tc:\t ol gr.unnur rc.."\·ic.:\\ .1nJ \\ith .1 

fixu' on "'l'hMi~Jtlxl wrb.11 rnn,m1<tinm. 

Both ..Cllll"tcn undcr'lort' '-''l'"'ure to rc;u 

lllln1r,1l 111.ucn.1I' !rt·.1c.li11l(,. \le.It~>. lntcrnct) 

I 'he lOllN' .ti"' UKOfJlOT;I, ... ep1",J,.,, lrnm the.· 

"idt'n 'l'ri,-.. Dc,,m1m. l'rrrrq: Onr 1-e.ir 0(1mtflr 

l11gf1 .<d•nof Sp11111!1• or pmm.<;1011 o{clw1~ 

rs I 0 I B.11ic Spanish II (.\-0-.\) lht' rnntinu-

.uion ofd1< tWU-<.Ullr\l S<'tjllCllCC "'"10_,·IO·t 

cmph.L\l/in!:' ti.~ dcvdnpmrnt orll\u:ning 

.me.I 'lx-.1k1ng 'kill' in th,· tolltcxt ul grJntlllar 

fl'\"lt'\\' .me.I with a ftx"ll\ on 10phmiL.11ro \trh.il 

wn,tn1't1uns. l·mph.L'i'" \'btcd on "<><.thubl)· building, narration 111 1 1c \'J.'t, .\Cl(U1'tt1on 

of idi<unatic c.:un~trut.:cions, .111(. .H.h.mc.:c:d 

\Cllll'lltl' 'truuul'C\ fC<jLllrmg 1hr 'uhiuncmc . 

Both \l'l11l'\tcr. undcr1tore t'Xf"''un: to r<'al 

cultur.il nt.tteri.iJ, (rc;1ding.,, \'ideo, lmcrnet). 

Ilic rnur\C aho incurpor.I!'" episoJ,.,, from 

tht vie.Im ..en'" "[),.,,tinm 'f'rrrrq: F-:'103. 

FS20 I lmcm1ediate Spam;h I (3.o. \). 'itrt-....es 

li,1~·11ng .111J 'pc:ikm;.: \\llh rnnunu111gde1dopmc111 of r"1d111g and "nung ,kiJ1'. Strong 

uttcracm·c 'rdl'O rnmptmcn1. lnduJc, art-:t .me.I 

wlturil topic.,. A,....,.rr /-S/0] or F5JO-i. 

FS202 lntem1t-<liatc 5pan1sh II (3-0·') 

'itrc."'"" li,tcnlnf: .111J 'fx·.Jung. with wnunui11g d,., dopment of rt'Jdi11g and wriung ,kJlls. 

Strong imeracmc: '1dco component. lnduJci; 

arc, md cul cur ii toptt\. f'rr c 'J. FS:!OJ 

l"i30 I A<l"anced 5pan~h "'th Reading'> on 

Contm1por.tr} Spain · _HI- l !1c,dop' hngt1" 

tll prohc1cnn 111 'pt:.1k111!!o and \H1t1ng "ith 

r<"adi11g' and 'idem on contemporary Sp.tn1'h 

:\mcric.tn rnlmrc. lnduJ,'S grammar rt'\"ll'W,, 

internet \l-~ardll'\1 tnmputc:r·h.1sc:J m.1tc:ri.tl,, 

lit"' 'l'-1pcr .midc, .111J liter.in· -election' tlut 

addr'"'' umcn1 '~'ut.,, 1mol\' ng Spani,h-'J"-':lkmg n ciuns ii' rhi, hc'ltisphcrc r~ ""'!· F\.!0]. 

FS.10-i Advanced Spamsh "ith Readings 

on Comcmporan· Spain '-O· .\ Dr1 clop' 

ling111,tll protiuc1Kv m 'lx-.iking and\\ riting 

\\ith rl-:.1Jin~' .md ,·1Jco' on 1..oncc:mpor.1n· 

'p.1in. lncludt" gr.1111111ar re.'\"""" li•tcrnct 

-.earch'"· wrnpurrr-h.1"-d rn.Hcri.iJ.,, n{"''P·lflCr 

anidt-.. .md lncr.m· 'Ck"Ct1om that Jc.lure.-.., 

turrent 1"11t"S 111 Sp.un mic.<: ha11co. Al'° 

induJ,.,. n.1,,tl tcrminolol". l'rtnq: F-:\10] 

r<;.i 12 C..ontempor.tr} Lann American Civi!Ua . 

cion \-0-·' l',l\t mu ,c1rre111 >0<..1.u, '"onomll 

whur.11 and poliuwJ p.mrrns .me.I prohlenl\, 

l'lr---r F\W-• "' •"~m· Al o/dr•am11mt d~1ir. 

f'S-i 13 Spa111sh Cinlir..1uon .~ 0-.\). Culture· 

.111J ll\'il11.mon ul Sp.un trom chc Rom.u1 

~>cno<l 1hrough the 20th century 'upplcm<11tcd 

by \'IU<"'· rc.-:tding' .trtJ d.t•Moom Ji"u"1on. 

"" '\ )().} o· 11ppnJ1 ,1/ of 'deprJrt111mr c'1mr. 

l'i tl 1 'ipanish Litcraturc ,.\.()._\). ReprC\Cnt. 

II\ c "orb 'lllh J.\ f1•r Cid .md Don Q1 ore 

!"'f!t-..ung thc cuiture. c1hi" .md ,-..Juc' of \p 11 

111 it' nu1or lncral')' pt:ru>J,. f'rrrrq. /-\ ;(~! 

,1pp 'O ... t _r J "'.,rr111e111 tf1,11r. 

FS ill '>p.1n"h ,\mcri<.:.tn L itcrature (_\.()._\). 

'\m cl,, 'tont-... C"-'-" '· p<>etn' and p!J,.., 

rd!,.._t111h tht' uilturc. cthit1 and ,,1lu,.,, of 

111.11m "<1>.1111,h 1\mcn«111 coumric." front the 

wlonial er. 10 the pr<.-..:111 f'rrrrq l-':1304 or 

ilffTOl'al of "~"P"mnntt ,-/,aJT. 
Department of PoliticaJ Science 

Political Science Major 

The pollllcal 'oence m.11nr 1' dc,igncd ro pro\'idc prospccrivc naval officer' wuh .Ill undcrst,mding of 

chc scrucnm: .md funcuom of domestic and imernacional poliucal s\·sccms wich111 ,1 framework of pollllcal analysis. !'he wide ranging. 111rcrd1sc1plina1J program de\'elops polirical scicnct: skills scquenuall~ by 

fim requiring lound,nion courses 1n inccrnacional relariom and L'nned Scates govcrnmem, emphasizing 

tamiliarity "ith the ( :omtirnrion e.Kh midshipman has sworn ro defend. 

Upper-level courses offer rhe opporrun1ry ro explore law, political rhcory, immucional and policy 

anal\'Sis and area smd1c' of rhc United 'icaces. Europe. che former 50\·icc Union, I .<Hin America and Asia. 

The ma1or 1s cnh.mccd w1th courses 1n foreign l.111guagcs. Summer 11Hcrmh1p progr.1ms 111 Wash1ngrnn .md m·crsc.1s and the po"1hiliry of graduate work in imclligcncc or national sccumy affairs expand 

educational opponu111t1es. 

Each spring rhc pol1uc.1I soence deparrmenc and rhe Di,·ision of l lum.rnirics and 'ioc1,1I 'iC1cnccs 

spcrnsor the "-:aval ·\c.1dt:nl\' l·orc1gn Affairs Conference c;-,:AI·AC), \\ hich IS run bv 1111dsh1pmen. 

::.; ,\h\C has become one of 1he forcmnsr undergraduate conferences 111 the count!'}» drawing professors 

and studenrs from more rh.m !.;()colleges and universities in rhe l.J.'i. and abroad, in addi1ion ro 

'cnior d1plom.m. miliran· l.:.1ders and 1ournalim. In addition ro '\JAf-A( ., .111 .1ct1,·t \1odcl U1med 

'\'.rnon' Club con<luu> a high school rnnfercncc and panicipatcs 111 scl'eral college-Incl rnnfcrcnces 

arm111d the coun1n'. 

A b.Khelor of sc1entl' degree·'' J\\,1rdcd. An honor• program w1ch J design.ue<l honor' degree 1s available 

fur ,clccred smdem,. 

Curriculum Requireme nts On addrnon w 1he requirements of plebe year) 

l'rofrn1on.d: NUOt '\! '02 '\Jl.400. '\Jr\20•i. NS310. NS40X. 

\1arhem.1t10: '>1\122.,, plus cu her 'il'vl2)0 or 5M2 I 2; 

'>•1cnce· SP2 I I. \1'212. 

I lum.1111t1es. H H21 'i. 11I1216 and rwo electives outsidc rhe major including one .11 chc '100/400 le,•el; 

l .111gu.1gc: hiur scmesll'rs ol .1 foreign language; 

I ng111een11g: l r\ 200. I·\ I '00; 11 ~O I, I r 502. ES300, E5360. and one free ehtive; 

\ l.i1or: l 1'210, 1-1'220. l 1'·1 'IO, .md se\Tll ma1or dccm·cs. 

105 
Political Science Courses 

I P 1.>0 L nitecl Staie\ ( ,o,crnmcnt and 

Corrnit1111onal Dc,clopmc nt ( > 0 >) 

11.i"t cnnccpts ol Arnaic.111 dcmocrncv. 1hc 

(.nn~1i111cion~ politic1I procc:~\. 'lrunurc 

.uul fu11u1on' of ria11on;1I government .md 

l.1tlll" influencing m opera11011; cmpha'ls 

011 leg.11 and c1hic.1l dcm.111d' pl.ict·d on go\-

crnmcm ollicial>. borh uvilian and milic.1rv, 

·"defined lw the Consiiru1ion .111d 't.t1u1c: 

I I' I .'!OX L'nitcd States (,o,ernmcn1 and 

Con;iitutional Dc,clopmcn1 !J-0 >) 

rhc b,1'ic lOIKCJ1l' of \mcrrc.111 dcmotraty 

• ind dK ( .om111u11on pl.1Ccd in .1 co111para11v1 rnmexi for midshrp111e11 from foreign 

tnur11rrcs. Prarq: llns 1•1·mnn af Fl'l lO 1.r 

fin {ou1g11 11t1tio11nh. 

FP210 Introduction to International 

Rel.uions 3-0-> ·\ppro.1d1e' 10 .111.1lnis of 

t111t·rn.111nn.1I rdariom: n.1111n: .ind 1·voluno11 

nl 1ntcrnJtiunal politic.11 'Y"crm lnn:ign 

pnlitv decision m.1k1ng: role, of non· ,talc 

.1uors: drplomacY and war; rhmJ \X/orld 

etorH>rrnt devclopmcm; .ind 1n1ern.111unal 

1n,111u1101"' f'rrrrq: Fl'l W. 

f 1'220 Political Science ~lcthods >-O· ~). 

1\ di'rn"1on ol the philmuph1 nl s,1c1Ke 

f~>r tltl• polirii...tl scrcnrisl; Jn\ln11. .. uon in r~­

""trd1 methods with emphasis nn 'ncmillc 

mc1hod .ind <JLl.ll1t11.uive 1cchniqu1·'· 

/>,.,.,.,.,,. 1-1' I W. 

I PBO Introduction 10 Compara1i'e 

Poli1ics (~.O->) ln1roduce' m1thhipmcn 10 

d11 s1ud\ of policio rn 01her soue11e,, 

1\ u11me 1n comparaciw politio offc" 

'll1<lc111' J ba"c fr.tmework for .111.ih-11ng 

u1hcr pnli11cal 'Y'tenl\. Ker 1henrecic.tl ' 

concept,, an:tlniL.li 1onls .ind 'emin.il work> 

in d1l' lidd are introduced co 1.1\· 1hc l<iund.1-

tion fur .tdvanced arc.t \tudic~ i..:our~c:work. 

l'r"""I I.Pl W. 

I PJ I 0 lmroduc:1ion co Glob,11 S1ra1egic 

'>1udics 0 0-.3) h.1n11na11nn of th< global 

mtc:rn.utonJI !->\'\fem from tl1l· ~tr.1te!!1~ 

pnspeu1w w ~nh.t11cl' our undl'r\l,;nding 

or 1he procc"e' and dyn.llllic\ of glob.ii • 

d1.t11gc' .111d their impau on profr,S1011.1l 

c.1ren' in th1· na,al 'ervicc l'rt'rt'q. Fl'/ W. 

I P:l 11 hhics and Inte rnational Rehn ions 

(.3 0 \). \t the out\Cl, the l(K"' "on .t 

s111dv of 1hc dominani 1heorrcs of 1111ern.111on.il 1cbnons. parcirnL1rh- lll\nMrkian 

r1-.1liS111 ,1nJ \\.jJ,0111.111 idc.\ll\111 rhcn, U\ing 

h1,wrrc.il .ind fiuion.11 case,, 1'·'"·1gc' from 

l11cr.11urc, .111d guc't spc.1kers, thi' lOUf\c 

)()(, 

explores c.l\c \lud1cs char rllmtracc 1he 

ethic.ii dilemma' that arise in the relation. 

bcmecn \I.He\. lk contraM with cou,.,cs 1h.1t 

crea1 cchic.1l 1"uc~ for an rndividu.11 chis 

COUl'\c 1kaJ., w11 h the au.1 of \t•lles and of 

nthcr ~roup' such as insurgency rnovcmenrs. 

non ·govcrnmcn1al organiza11om, and 

1111crnatior1.1I afliliations Prereq: l-P/30 

FP> 1.3 Information rcchnology and 

ln1crn.wonal Politics (.3-0-3. EllcLls of 

rnlor111.111on technology on boch chl' 

nation.ti and 1nccrna11onal policical sp1cms; 

empha'i' on changed weaponrl', chc vulncrabilic1· of cyhersp.!Ce .111d other aspects or 

chc inl<ir111.11ron rcvol111ion on the rcbnom 

among na1ions. l'rrn•q. FP210. 

F-P314 formulation of U.S. Foreign 

Policy 3-0-:> C.ise study-based revit•w of the 

co111cnc formulanon J.nd execunon of l . 'i. 

foreign polKic-,, 'lllce \X'orld \X:'ar II, 111dud111g 

decision-nuking prote\Ses, adminisrr;uion of 

policy and dt·vclopmcnt of current poliLit.,,, 

!'r,•mr Fl' I 10. 

Fl'.'>22 Compara1ive European Politics 

{.'l-0->). '>111dv or foreign and domcrnc 

pohc1 '"ues and proc~sse' of major Luro 

p<:an policic1l sy"em' as well as '\.\TO, the 

h1rop1·.1n L'n1on. and chc \;.'i.-EuropcJn 

relJtiomh1p. /'rm•q: Ff'/JO. 

FP3B Comparati\e Larin American 

Poli1ics (.'I 0 '\). 'ioual. ccono1111t and 

politrL.1l c•n,1ronmencs; regimes and 

govcrnmc111 111smu11ons and 1nccre•r group,, 

poliric.11 pames, m1denc\, chorch and armed 

forces; d1coric' of Lu in American policic.11 

behavior wuh coun1n· ca'c scudics. 

l'rercq: fl' I 10. . 

FPJ2·1 Latin American lnternarional 

Policies I '-0· >!. 1..mn ·\merican i111ernauo11JI sulhrstem; foreign pohn making ol 

Larin \mcnc:tn siatL"• Uni1ed Scace.\, Lurope, 

)Jpan .111d ochers; rob of non-sm1e ;1nors; 

i111cma1ion.tl insiitutions: diplomacy and 

vrolencc .tnd .1pplicat1on ofimemanun.tl 

ihc'Ors· p,.,.,,.q: Fl' 110. 

FP325 American Political Philosoph) 

'1-0· 'l) rhc chcone' .111d practices of 

Jefferson, ~ l.1dison. I 111coln. C.tlhnun, 

,\larun l .11tl1t·r 1-Jng and oiher seminal 

Amcnc.111 pol1uc.'ll chinkers: special emph.1"' 

on 'otre1.1l progrc"' and public policy 

amb1gui1v 11mler chc banner oflibcrrv 

and t\1u.1litv Pra<'q. f:P/JO. . 

FP326 American Presidency 3-0-3). 

(,rowch and cvoluuun ol oi·ficc of the 

l're>ide111, execunvc .1gcnc1cs. rheir fun,tion, 

control and problems; spe1i;1I ancnuon co 

preS1denc's sdcccion, role as commander-inchief and relations wi1h 1hc legislative anti 

Judicial branches. f'rerrq Fl'JJO. 

FP328 LcgislatiYe Process (.~-0-3). Decision 

m.1king 111 the L '>. C.ungre"; constituencies 

and decuom, role of p.1rty and comminces. 

.111d interaction with executive and judicial 

branches. burcaucracr. Interest groups and 

other accors. l'rac·q. 1-P I W. 

FP335 Non-Democratic Policies (3-0-3) . 

Exammanon of modern toralicarian and 

auchoricarian regime' as dminc1 forms of 

policical organiza11on l'reuq: FPI 30. 

FP340 !\lodern Political Thought and 

Ideology 3-0-'\ I ncroduces scudems co 1hc 

main componcners of contemporary policic.il 

idea.sand principle,, lh.- cour>c disringui,hcs 

among philosophical argumcnrs. ideolog1-

cal coil\·ictions. and social movements. le 

emphasizes chat during che rwencieth ccncury 

chi• distinction has hlurrnl. rcrnlung in 

highly popul.uiz«d ideology disguised as 

philosoph~-. During thi' course, important 

concerns abouc basic pnlicical values. rhe 

nacure of ju,cice and che disrriburion of 

wcalch along wich central concepts like 

equalin·. libcm·. and rights are considered 

in lighc of ropical im1c,. Though a logical sequd co the required 11'430 (Policical 

Philosophy) cmme, this course is open co 

any scud1·nr interested in exploring contemporary political argumenl\ .rnd proposals. Readings range from 1he excremes of 

anJrchism co debate' abou1 feminism and 

en»ironmencalism Prer"'I' FP/30. 

FPJ-1 I Political l'sycholog) .1-0-3). 

I ntroduc11on to P')\chologKal concepts and 

approaches med ro a11.dr1c poli1ics. Topics 

covered include ;tcqui,inon of personal 

policical accicude5 and hdid;.; che dvnamic, 

of public opinion: chcon<" underlying Ps>Op 

(P,ychological Opcmions). riots. revolutions 

and wars; and ps:-chologic.11 source> of dkct1»c and defective deci,inn' in small group 

'enings such a• furies, mili1.1rv comm.mds 

.rnd pohc,. •eLtings. Prerar FP 130. 

FP3'15 Em ironorcnt.11 Politics and Sccurirr 

0-0-.1). This cour,e C\.1mine' rhc maior . 

cnvironmcmal prnhlcnh currendv inAucnc111g U.S. domcs1ic .111d cm ironmemal 

sccurrc,. policin. le explores major cheoric, 

.1bouc the rda11onship, .1mnng environmental, demographic, .tnd poli1ic.1l conAiccs and 
P"" ides d hroo1d 0\ el'\IC\\ of "h:u " kmm 11 

111d mil unkno\\n l'uhl1c pol1n "1mroHr 

1es rd.1ml to global \\,1r1111ng. polluuun 

dq;rdd.mon .rnd furnrc « .. •Rm ot ldnd .• ur 

ocean trc•h \\.ltcr rc"lltrce' Jnd h1udl\CNt\ 

~re CXilllllllcd 111 !><llTI< 1kt.11I l ndunng and 

novd cth1eill issue' .1h<n1t ho" tO prnmot« 

the nghi. of humans .and oth«r 'J'<"Un ar< 

<O\Crcd 111 d"clliSll>ll' .rnd dd>.1tt">. \pcu.11 

cmpha"' " placed un l >nl) <"11' 1ro11mental 

prni:"'1ms .md the kg.1! rnpons1h1l1t1e' .111d 

obl1gauom ot na' al ottl\cr' 111 11npk111cnung 

L \ Cll\lrcllllllCl'tal 'l"lll'lt\ J><lh(I(\ L-1eh 

n11d,h1pm.m \\lll choS< ,1 'J'<'uhc m\lron 

mentJ! \CC'Urll\ issue dnd lc-arn tu wrnpl«t<" 

1 po!tt\ C\,1lu.1t1011 f>rrrrq II'/ W 

I l'JSO l'olatit.il l rnnonn • \ o. \) I has 

cour\c pro' ides .in 1111dn~1.ind11•g of th< 

collecmc .1c11un t.1kcn In the s1.uc .• nd th<.' 

cwnom\ \\htrc ,nd1\1d11.il, en1:.1g« in ,df1mcrc.icd heh.I\ 1ur 11 de.if," ,;h 'hu" tl1e 

scue ll.SC'~ po\\c..•r to 1n.1ke d<..·u,1011' 41houl 

"IHI get' \\h.u. \\hen .111d hu\\; .ind ho\\ 

scuu." rn,11n«·s .irt" alloc.ttt"d .rnd d"mhutcd 

through the 111.ul..ct pmce". lop1c' 111dud,·. 

ihc <lrnctllr< nl polmc.1' e<11110111\ >t.tt<" 

111.uket tcns10ns. ctnnom1c nauon.tli,n1. 

dc•1HKr IC\ 111 d 1.. tpnalis1n . .anJ ln1crnat1<.>nai 

t•adc .md hnancc l'rrrrq ff'] In. 

I I' \~St;, il-\lilit.tr\ Relation; \.0 'I • 

\n na1t111tJUon of the 1111crpl.n b«mccn 

c1Hl1an• .ind th< n11l11ar\ 111 .1 liberal 

democratic •oclet\ The uiur'<" hl«n<ls ol 

thc·or). prac11<e, polau. 'ouolog\, hMor} 

.ind poliuc.tl ph1lo,opln to c\.tmmc the 

rd.u1omh1p ol th< prok"1on.tl m1lat.tn to 

the mcict\ \\luch it '<°f\<"'· l mplm, 1 

lomp.tr.Hl\C .1pprn.u .. h \\llh cmpha'I' on 

•.l.5C \!Udle\ f'rrrttf rf'J W 

l P '1% Confliu .tnd l'c.iccmakmg .l-0· 'I) 

I Im 'cm111.1r frKu"' on C'.\.11n111111g. d1,u1"· 

mg .• rnd lc.m11ng ho\\ to clunk crmc.1lh 

about the n.iture ol cnnH1<i. and rhc .trt of 

peacemaking 111 the po\!-( old \\ar \\orld. 

It \\tll mdudc lecture,, problem c«ntcrcd 

lc-arn111g approaches and dt,c11.s1on '""""'· 

fntcracuons \\llh c-,;pcrt\ .111d .t \l\lt to ,t 

lorc1gn cmhass\ dSSL5t m11hh1pmcn 111 

g.11111ni: a pn,pcc11H on wnfhu 111.111.tgc 

mcnt and pc.Kcm.1k1•11: l'rrrrq. Fl'/ W 

11' 15- l'nlitic' of ( hma and Japan (.\ 0-'ll. 

\n <"(,lJlllll.1[1011 of th< ( ha l< \C/],lf'.lllC\C 

pol11 wl S\<ttm ""h cmph.1"' on th« 

d1 n.muc 111t<."r.tct1on ut tr.1d1t1onal .ind 

\ 1.1n1st forces f'rrrrq 11' /JO. 

1 1' '165 \ fr1c 111 l'olitio ('I 0 \). An.th 'I' of 

pnl 1ttc ti trends .ind ,omrnu11naul dndup 

meltt ol \Inc.Ill puh111 .• 1I '' '!<"111,, th«tr 

rt 1 1t1uns ''uh one.: .1notht·r .1nJ out,1Jt.· 

\H1rld; anc.: 1ltt<H' d1rc..·1..t1.:d ro U.'.'\. 't'1..t1nl\ 

n•~rc<" 11• \tric.1. l'rerrq. /·/'/ W. 

11'%- Politic. of Ru,,i.1 .111d the ( f'i 

\.() I l 11< d,·,dopmellt .111d d1,11ltt"!'r.111on 

ol th< <Ollt< mpor .tr)' Ru"1.111 poht1c.1I '' \tt"lll. 

l'rrrrq fl' I W (/I'] 10 f11gM1 rec 0111111t•1ull'fll 

I P.\68 ( omp.1 r.n i'e hian Politic, n.o. \l. 

\v,Ll'lll.ltK 1..orup. r.u1vc ppro.tlh tn 1hc.: 

\ttllh of pol111c.1I "'rem' Ill I"'' .111d \nu th· 

c.i't \,1a "1th ""ountn l.l'C' 'dc:dl'd tron 

the 1'ore,t,, I.ti\\ .111, .\ 1.il.tv,1.t, .\ h .111111.tr, 

lndnne,t.t l'h1hpp111<"'· 'iang.tpnr<', I'h.11l.111d 

and\ 1etnam); theoretic.ii rn1ph.1"' on t"thllH. ft..nntl1l.l, n.01101ni1.. dt·vclopn1cnt .tnd 

dcmou.tt11.111011. l'rrrrq. Fl'/ W. 

f 1' 369 \laddie L.1s1crn Pofitin, .\ 0-3) 

C u111p.1rttl\e .111.11"" of domntlc politll,. 

politic.11 t"WlHlllll', the rok of rdig1on, 

turc·ign polaue,, .111d d«ment' ot iman.1 

!Um.ti rcl.tt 1om of.\ laddie ~ .1't<"fl1 poliuc.tl 

S\,tClll'' thcurcuc.tl cmph.1'" on c1h111< 

wnlfo.t. u>ntlict r<,olution .111d democratic 

de,dnpmcnt. f'rer''/- Ff'/ W. 

l·P.ro l111erna1ional RussiJO .and 

l uro h 1an Politic\ \.0 'I D"rn"1on 

ol :•«npol111c~1I, 1dcolog1c.tl, lll\tltUt1011.il 

cultural .tnd ccon<>n11l t.1l!or' .1lkct111g 

lore1gn pohc~ deu\lnn 111.1k1ng Hl Rtl\\1.111 

and other mcmh<r' uf l.ommonwc.tlth of 

lndq>«ndent 'it.lie': r<g1011.1I .ind i:lohal 

t\\lll"\ ut 'C..'\.UrJt\, Jcmo'-r.tc\ .ind free..~ nur· 

ket ewnom"'· l'rrr"/- /·/'I :~or 1-/'] /0 '11xf.IJ 

rr.-01111111· ded1. 

f·P.3- 1 A' ian l111crna1ional l'olat1c\ 3 0 \). 

\n.11 '"of 111tcr,tate rd.Lt1om of wlecred 

l...Ht .111d '>outhe,t\t \,1.111 \tJte,; u111ecntra 

uon on region.ti org.1n1z .. u1on'~ \t'Ulrlt\ 

.tll1ancc' ,111d hil.uer.11 .trr.111ge111c11t,, 

f'rn .. q I I' I W 

I P1-2 Politic.ti Panic,, Campaigm and 

f ntcrc\t Croup' 3-0 3 '>tud. of d\'11.1111-

I<' of group pol1ttc\ 111 the· Li.'>. poliuc.tl 

W\t<"lll' c·111ph.1,11e> ruin pl.nnl h~ Jl.lrtl<"'-

1nt<rnt group,. puhltc opinion .and decuon' 

111 the L 'i. politic.ti procc". f'raeq: Fl'/ W. 

I p3-5 Pol1til\ and the \lcdia {j-0 3) 

A comprehc11>1\'e .111ah ,,. of ho\\ pram 

dettro111c .111d wmputcr·h.1,cd 111.1" 111cd1a 

<..hoo,c, c.o\cr .1nJ J1"e1nin.Ht: infotm.n1on 

ahout \menc.111 pol:nc' and government. 

Anah"' of comempor.tn med1J Imm the 

pl·r,pc:dl\C ut ,uhJc:'-t'. d1,,cnu1Mtors .ind 

cun\UTlll.'f' ot du: Ill"\\\ l'rrn11 /·/'/ UJ 

l·l'J8 I Pol1tiC\ of I o" lntemit\ ( onfliu 

0 0 \ f hn1rt"t1c.1I. I l\t<Hll 11 and polac \ 

e\.11111n.1t1011 uf lo\\ le\d pul111c.tl-1111l1t.1n 

l.ontrnnt.uion: 'lt.:\\l'll from \l"\c.:r.d pl'f'J'l<..'l 

U\C:', \t1th .1, n."\olution.1n, polK\' m.1k1ng, 

11ulu.1n .ind n.Htoll·\t.uc; fou1' on l .\. 

r<·,pon'e to f f ( l'rrmr I/> 130 . .'IC 

f· l' \9- ( runin.11 l a" andjm ticc \.() \) 

\n n.11111n.u1011 ol hmh I th< cr1111111 . .I 

Jtl\tl«' '}'tem .1nd th<" req111re111t"11t> of du< 

pruc<"" .t, 111.1nd.11ed h} the C otl\1111111011 

ldouhlc j«upard1, cnercnl wnlC"iom, plc.t 

h.1rg.1111111g. etc) .tnd 12) the crunin.1' l.1" 

the· JJ.ltUJt" ul u1111i11JI llltt"llt. ti!< crnn111.al 

.tll, the dclcn''"' t>df-dden'<, 111\,111111, ccc) 

·" 1!111\tr.tted 111 'uch uimmun l.m klon1n 

.t, murder, r.tpe robhcn'. .tnd b.1ttcrv 

/'remr Fl' I W. !I( 

I l'·IOJ J\d,.inccd Rc\C;trch Sern111.ar 111 

\\'a,hington \-0 3) fntell\l\c h.111d, on 

1ntr0Juc..tmn to un1quc rc,l.".ud1 rc:'iollrln 

ol \\,1,h1n~ton. L>.C .. 'uch .1, I 1hr.1n 

of ( ongre~' wmpurcr '}'"cm, l·l'der.11 

f Ice 11011, <.0111111"'1011 D.tta B.t,« .111d 

other'; re,c.mh d«,ign tidd mp' tu 

\\ .l\h111gton for d.u.1 h.t,c II'< .rnd due 

i11tcrv1e~\111g. I' rq 11( fl'' miljor 

I 1'·10- lntell igcn<e .rnd '\,11 ional Scrn ril) 

( 3-0-31 l·\.tl11il1.l!IOl1 of n.tturt" '1g111hc lllll 

.111d dc,dopment of intdlig«nu." including 

co lieu ion counterintelligence, d.111dc't1 ne 

.1nd f,,,O\l'rt .u .. tinn ,uu.1 t"\.1lu.u1c.>r1· indw . .ft:, 

lllrrl'nt l\\Ul'\ .ind '-·''l' \tud1t:\. Prc·rcq: 

/./'/ W, fl']/0, rllU/ //( or]/(. 5/1111d111g 

f (> 108 fn tcrn,uion.tl la\\ ( \.(). \) ~tlf\'C\' ul 

puhhc l.m of 11.1t1um 111dud111g jumdiu1011, 

u111cmh1p. 11.u1011.1lm. hum.111 nghl\, .rnd 

trt".tl) l.m. l hi, lOtlf\l" pl.KC\ 'pec1.al c111pl1.1-

"' on the l,1\\ of the \C.t, the l.m of \\.Ir, .111d 

th<0 l«g.tl 1"ue' 1mol\'111g tit« ll\t" of lure« h,· 

\t.lte\ l'r<'""'I· /-/'.]I 0. 

l'P I I \ Comti1111ional Law: l ccler.ll )\\tern 

( \ (). 3) ·\11 .111.1lv"' ol k.·, '>uprcmc ( ;,urt 

dcu,1011' 111terpre1111g the power of the 

111d1u.1r). the C\t"Llltiv« .111d wngr~" under 

thc Co1mitution: 1urio11 \t.m· rcl.tt1011': 

thl" u>111meru." power: CLonomu. hbnuc,. 

f'.-,·mr 1-1' I W. 

l 1'-1 I I ( omtitutional l.dw: Ci' ii l ibertics 

\.() 3 \n .111.1h·"' ol le.td111e \uprernc· 

{ ourt dc..·l1,io11' 111 thl· .1n.:3\ ut 'pn·c..h pre''· 

.rnJ rdig,1on~ c."l}t1.tl protcct1un ol 11unnr1t1c' 

.111d women: pm .ll \ l'rrrrq I/' I W 

llJ'l 
FP420 Public Policy Analysis (3-0-3). 

Analysis of U.'i. public policy toward social 

and economic problems, 1nduding nature of 

social choice; wrvcy of >dctted policy .irca.>, 

'uch as health care, cducnrion, housing and 

economic and social wdf.ire. l'rercq: FPJ30. 

FP42 I National Sccuriry Policy (3-0-3). 

l·x.11ni1iauon ofintcrauion of domestic and 

foreign poliucal and mtlirary conoidern11ons 

in the formul.Hton and execution of natio1ul 

sernmy policy; use of case studies .ind 

review of current srrarcgic policies. 

l'rcr<'q: !·!'I W. 

FP430 Political Philosophy (3-0-3). 

\rudy of Western polit1cal philosophy, with 

emphas1.> on roots of democracy and the 

meaning of JUmce; explores rda11onship 

between individu,11 and s<Kicry, .1' well :L' 

the sources of a state's power and authorin•: .:xamincs works ol major rhinkc" from 

Pbto to the prcsclll. l'rc,.,.q: Ff'/ W. 

I P43" International Organi7.ations {3-0-3). 

lnrern.monal organ1zat1ons 111 world politics; 

• menrinn given ro conrrol of conniu and 

\'1olc11n:. cl·onomic t:oopcration ;lnd n1a11-

agemcnt of global resources; major focus 011 

the United Nations; discussion of sclccred 

rcg1011;tl issues and orher organi.zattons. 

Prerrq· Fl' I 30 rwd FP 2 I 0. 

FP440 Politics of Central Europe C3-0-3). 

Anah•sis of rhc polirics of Central Lu rope 

lrom a rnmparam·e prospccm·e; che scruggle 

for nauonal 1dentiry and economic develop· 

mcm 111 the post-communist cnvironmcm. 

Prm•tt FP I .30. 

FP450 International Political Economy 

(3-0-3). This course examines che historical 

and theoreucal foundations of contemporary inrcrnanonal polHical economy. Ir 

explores rhc evolving association benvecn 

govcrnmcm and economics stressing chc 

roles of mercantilism. liberafom and globalizacion. It explores the political and cco· 

nomic influence of U.S. national agencies 

as well as international org:inizarions during 

chc later half of the 20th century. 

Prt·req. fP2 I 0 or insmmor permission 

FP 471 Capstone Seminar (3-0-3). 

rhe capstone seminar in political science 

provides a directed research experience 

designed ro pull cogcchcr kc) clcmems of 

the area of conccncracion. \l!tdshipmcn 

prepare a comprehensive: research paper char 

demonstrates their mastery of subsGU1uve 

knowledge and competence 111 applpng 

writing and research skills. Prereq. Approval 

of drpartmem chrur. 

FP500 Honors Advanced Research Design 

(2-0-1). Advanced research techniques: 

1nd1v1dual design guidance with special 

reference ro ad,.anced stacistical techniques 

as well as methodological approaches. 

Literature review and presentation to the 

faculty. Prereq: FPS 2/(. honors studems 0119, 

Honors Dirccror pcrmrn1011 required. 

FP505 Honors Senior Seminar (3-0-3). 

An ad,·anced re.search seminar to earn· out 

the rcsc.'lrch to culminare in a sentor honors 

chesis. Prmq: f1'500. JIC FPSH. 

FP510 Honors Senior Thesis (3-2-4) 

An advanced research seminar allowing 

students ro complete the research rhat will 

culminate in rheir senior honors rhcsis . 

Prereq: Acceptance mto the honorr program 

and J/C s1a11dmg. 
Division of Mathematics and Science 

Dcpanmcnt ofChtm1sc11 

Dcparcmc.:nc ofCompuccr )c1cnce 

Dt>panmenc of \lachemarics 

Deparcment of Occanograph} 

Deparrmenr of Physics 

109 
Chemistry Department 

Chemistry Major 

The chemistry m.11or .u 1he 0..tval \ca<lcmy prondes midshipmen wnh crammg mall of rhe 

cltscipline\ 1radi1ional fidds, lcadmg 10 a bachelor of science degree cc111hccl by the American 

( :hcm1c.il '>oue1\· 

All chemisrr~· nujors cake required wur,es in org.1111c. inorganic, analyrKal and physical 

chcm"rry .111d bim:hcmisrn-. In .1ddi11011 co rhe required course>. midshipmen ma} cake 

.1d\';111ccd course' 111 cad1 of chcsc ,ubjccc areas along with related areas such as polnncr chemist!)', 

nplosivcs .111d propdlams. forcmic' and en\'ironmcmal c.hemiscrr. Senior Gtpstone or research 

projects cn.tble m1dsh1pmcn co lll\·estigace copies of parncular incere'c 10 rhem under the guidance 

of .1 facult\' 1m·mbcr 

Chemist!)' 1s .111 experimental suenc.:, and man\' hour' ar.: dcvoccd ro l.1bnr.trol)' work. The 

chc1111scn· dcpanmcm at the '.;a,.1J Academy has one of the finest undergr.1duace chemi,rn· 

l.1boratorr faul1ucs 111 the n.ir1011, w11h modern s1»m.:s .ind a wide array of i11scrume111.111on. 

'>killed ted111iuam 111.11main th.: laboratories, .mist the faculcv and help midshipmen solve 

pracrical problem' in che labs. Lieu In have a wealth of experience. not onlv in cheir ac.1dcm1c 

undcm.111di11g of chemi.rn buc al,o in the pracrical application of chenmrrr in rhe '\J.1n and 

.\1.mne CotJh. C:hcmi,cry ma1or' will find rha1 their cl\ ilian and milic.1n· imtrucror' crn make 

rhe \ludy of chemistry a highlight nf their learn111g experience ac che ~a,al Academy. 

!'he chemimr m.1jur gives mid,lupmcn a solid background 1n scicnrific principles n:qu1red for 

any of che tcchnic.11d1s~iplincs111 which they will work •ts naYal officer,_ le also pro\'ldc, an 

cxccllem .tcademic ba,c for gr.1du;11c srudies in 'uch di,·ersc fields J\ medic111e. oceanograph~ · 

npcraciom r<:s.:arch, 111.111age111e111 .111d eng111ecnng. 

Curriculum Requirements (In .1dd1uo11 ro rhc rcqu1re111cncs of plebe \'car) 

Professional: Nl.20.1. '\: l.302, NI H>O. N"l20'1. l\'>3 IO. l\S40X; 

/\la1hema11cs: \M223. S/\1212; 

'>cicncc: '>1'211. Sl'2 I 2; 

I lun1Jnit1es: 1111215. I IH216 .111d cwo decn"e' 111dud111g one ac the 3001-iOO le\'el; 

I ng1ncenng: I I rn1. I·I· 302 1.1\200, I·~l300 l '>.)00 I S)60; 

\1.11or: SC225, 'iU.26. SC. 263. \( 26'1, SC335. Sl HS, 'iU6.3. SC.356, '>U46, SOG.\, 'iC4~6 

or SC496. twn 111.11or clcLr1vcs. d1cnmtry seminar .rnd one free elect1\'C, 

110 
Chcmi~tr) and Biology Cour~cs 

B101or,1 Cot R\I ' 

'IB20 I B1olog) for the \l:wal Officer 

1.\ 0-.)1 '>1udc1m \\1ll lc.1rn ba"< biology in 

the tn11lc\l of m .1pplic.niom to everyd.1y 

Iii~· .ind their fulllt<' d111ie' in the :-:.1v.1l 

"crvi<:c. 'fopi<' 1ndude dicr .rnd numnun, 

honnunc,, gcnctt<.~ .. tnJ rht.~ hun1J.n gcnumc, 

i:encm eng1neem1J! O\:A ·nngcrprinting." 

hum.111 peilnmu1Ke. Jl\t'a.'>e. r""tan<c 

. 1nd 1m1n11n1tv ,\ou ';u11le11rs (·11111101 (ti 

cmlit )or /,,,tf; \/JJO 1 ,wd 58211 or SLUO I 

111/tl \/J2'i 1 

SB2 I I Biology for the I\; a val Officer 

with Lib .)-2 ·I '>tudcm; will learn ha"< 

b1nlogy 111 d1c tontcxl ut Jt> ,1pphc1t101" 

10 l'\Crnl,J\· litC: .111d their fumrc duuc' 111 

the :-:a~·al ~""''lu: 'loptc\ cndude: diet 

and nutrition, hormone,. genetic' .111d chc 

hum.in gt·nume, gencnc cnginccnng. D'-=r\ 

"tingerpri1111ng." human pcrform,mce. 

Ji~t.·.1,c, rl''i!tt.Illt.:l' .ind imrnunirv. Labor~l 

t<HJC\ .ire dn1gncd 10 reinforce ~nd exp.ind 

upon topio from lcuure . .Vot<' .\1111/t'I//• 

111111101 grt , mlit for both SBJO 1 ,uul \B.! I I 

or \H.!11 awl S/l.!Sl. 

S3251 General Bioloro l (3-2 -i). h111d.1· 

mental pnnuplc, of the 'ciencc ofhiolog)' 

.uc introduced. lnpK' 1ndude met.1hnlism, 

cell \lflll!Urc .111d funuion, da\Slcal and 

mole<ular geneno, c:voluuon .111d ecology. 

!'he pcr•pcuivc: of chc course i; from life 

a• .1 whole, wi1h .1 focus on the position of 

hum.111' 111 rhe o\'Crall "heme 

5 6252 Ccncr.11 Biologi ll l3-2-i) 

Thi· ,our'< prondn ,111de11ts with,\ 

"'lid luund.1111111 111 human ph~·siologv 

I cc cures focm on the mcchanl'm> of bod\ 

fu1H..t1on ~tlong \\·tth con1plc1ncnt~uy 

cnntcpl' 111 himhcn11srry. cell binlog)'• 

genct in .111d devclopmemal biolng)" l..1hn· 

r.atnr\' 't'\\inn' tovcr the ~amc..· lopll\ .l~ wdl 

·" m:11nnw .md lrncology. l'rm·q: 'iB.!51 

SIH.\8 \lolccular and General Genctiw. 

\ () ' ..,111dc11t' 1n tb1> cour.e will \tUd\ 

the mht·m.111..:c· of 1ra1ts. ,t,1rung with h.t\lc 

L\kn,k·l1.1nl genetic• and ending wich 

modern mnlc:cul.ir biologv. l'he cour'c will 

ex.1m111« 111tomple1c do~ in.111cc, epi,1,1\i,, 

pk·mirnpy. 11.1mform.nion. cloning, gencll< 

l·ng111n·r1n~, 1111pr1111ing. ,1nd cxpcrimcn 

1.11 tech111<1un. Coluud ru SC338 1'1·errq· 

\H.?51 or \( .i.l '>. 

~B31 I \d"rnccd Phniolog) '\ 0-j. Thc 

molecular mcdlJrn'm' 111d genctic' of 

norm.ii phy>1olog1c.1l regula;ion as well .1, 

rhc physiolo!-'Y ut' 'omc common pathologi 

c.11 ,t.un sud1 ;is he.HI dise.1se and kidne)· 

Culure will be 1nvc\liga1ed. The m,1jor bod1 

"''terns. includ1ni:: c,1rd1ovascubr. pulmo· 

,;,tr\'. renal. repro:luccive. and d1gernvc, 

.dong w11h their co111rol hy rhe ncrvom 

.rnd endoame w'tcms .ire ,tudied 

{'re ·rq. SB252 or rq1m'lllm1. 

SB-121 De,elopmcn1,Li 3iolog) (2-2- '\) . 

'>tudcms 111 ch" course will learn ;1bout 

animal Jcvdopme111 from fcrul11.ano11 

through .1dolesccmx, focusing on ,·cnchrnl<' 

dcvd;pment, especially chat of humans. 

In lecture. the molecular and genetic: c:omrol 

of development will be emph.l\ited. where.ts 

in bborarorv 'e"ion' cmbrvolog\' and 

dcvdopme1{1al anaromy wiil be :·tudied w 1th 

cxtc1Nve micro,copy. l'rmy 'iB! 1 I. SB.!5 I 

or,.qmmlmt 

S343 I Microbial Chemistry (2-2-J). 

ll11; course will explore the 111rere.cing 

and 1111pnrc.111r imeract1ons that on:ur 

between microbes ,rnd their 'urroundings, 

including hum.in hmr' .md extreme 

ennronmcnts . .'ipeoc' of 1hese ··simple" 

organisms have evolved diver"' mechanism' 

ro combar assault lw .rntihiotiU>, hean· 

met.tis. polluc.1111' and extreme irradi~non. 

!"he bb componem of 1he cb" will 

include idrnrih111g, culrivanng and rest111g 

organisms wich survival mcd1.misms or 

1 nrcrcst. Coltslt'd rl.< )( ·d 1 /lrereq: SB.!51 

1111d 5C335 

CH£H1s1Rt CotR.sts 

SCI 11 Fo undation\ of Chemistry I 

~-2-4). The fi N 111 ,1 nvo-scme"er 

sequence prc,cm1 ng 1he fu ndamemal laws 

and theories of d1cmistrv. I\ la1or ropics 

indude chemic.ii 'ioid1i~metry, periodic 

trends. aromic struclUre, chemical equilibrium thcrmodnl.lmics, nuck-a.r chcmistrv. 

clec1rochc11mt;)' .md k111eric.,. The lectur~ 

m.ucnal i' complcmemed with cxperime11t\ 

d"1~11ed ro develop che m1denr'> laborall>r\~skills. :-:av.ti .tpplitacions ot' chemistrr 

.1re.1111roduo:d thro11ghou1 the courses ro 

pronde .111 aw,1rene" of chemisrry in nornul 

Navy operauon,. l'rat•q. none 

SC I 12 Foundations of Chemistry 11 

n-2-'l). rhis I\ the second 111 the f\V<H.:OUN" 

foundauons of chem Mn· 'equcncc. '.>cc 

SC 1 I I for a rnu"c dC\cripcion. 

f'rrreq: W I I I 

5( 15 1 \ lodern Chemist I') '-2~1) 

·\ om ,enle"er c0tme for the wdl- prep.ired 

s1uden1, s.11"tv111g the plebe vc.1r dtcmiscn 

rcqu1rt•n1cnt. Studcncs cntcnng 1h1' t.our< .. l' 

11111\1 h.we dcmonsrrared dmr 1111der".111d1ng 

offu11d.1mem.1l chemical co11c:cp1' hy a 'trong 

perfonn.1nce 011 rhe chenmrry v.1lid.uio11 

cx.1111 l'r«r<'t{ l'"l<"eme111 bi· d11um111r111 dN11r 

SC 221 Chcmism in Modern Warfare 

0-0· )) Tim cou;sc will cx.1m1nt· the 

suence bdund conve111 ion al we;1pn11' .111d 

wc.1pom of ma» d'"'ruction. I he course 

will hegm h,· examining high explosJ\'l" 

.111d pr~pcllancs by sLUd~nng che smicturc, 

')·nd1es", and properties of rhL·sc materials. 

1'11c st·urnd pan of the rnursc will liirns on 

chemic.ti .md biological ;1gents Ill indudt· 

hl\ton-. "ructurc. 1;10dcs ;,f .Ktion, dctec 

tion, prorecrive mca;ures, and mcd1uds of 

dcconr.tmin.uion. /lrert-q. SCI 12 

SC 225 Organic Chemis1ri I U-0 \).The 

llr~t of .1 two-scmSt:"£cr scquc:nc.:c of c.:ouP .. t.'\ 

forn;cd on the chem ism· of covalent mm 

pounds of carbon. the "~olernb of lite." 

\l.uw impon.im concepts from ge11cr.1l 

d1cml\lf)' (stoid1iomcrrv. bonding, struuure, 

kincucs .md thermodvnamu.:.,J .ire u,ed .tnd 

expanded upon. '-='-"' . ..:onccprs include conform.111onal ;tnalnis. 'ter<'txhcmisrn·. rc.Ktion 

mccha1mms. and molecular orbit.ti ~hcnri·· 

f'rm-q: 'iCJ 12 or SCJ 51 · Corr<r SC263 . 

SC226 Organic Chemistri II (.Hd) lhis 

" the second 111 the nvo-coursc scqueri<:c in 

oq;antC chcmisrri·· See S( 225 for a course 

Lbcnpuon. /lrereq 5C225 11111/ \-C.!63; 

Lorar <;(26.f 

SC 263 Integrated Laboratot') I -

Rc"1ctions, Separarion and Purification 

(0-6-2 lh" laborator\' wursc cmph.L'"e' the 

d1eori· and practice of scparaung .md purifr111g chemical subsranccs. Technique- 1nduclc 

cn·"alli,.uion, distillation. column chromawgraplw, g•L' chromorography, high pcrfonn.111ce 

liquid chromorography. extracuo11 <llld sublim.mon. ldentitic11ion of chemic.ii subsr.tnu:s 

fxt,cd un 1nfo1rc.J and nudc'ar 111.ignell< 

rc~unanc.:c ~1xactroscopy :tn: in1roJucc.:d. 

/'rm'fr \{ 112 or SC'/ 5 I· Corar SC1.!'i. 

SC264 Integrated Laboracot')' If - Reactiom, Chemical and Instrument.ti Ana.lrsis 

(2 6 Ii). rhe lcccurc componcm explore\ 

doc theorv and im1rumcnt;mon employed 

111 modern chcmical analnis hy ;1101111c and 

molecular 'Pl'C£roscopy. ma'\ spcurosl.opy 

.111d g.1s and liquid chrom.uogr.1phy In 

the l.1hora1ory. qualiratin- .111d qu.1111it.11i'c . 

method' arc applied in the dc1er111rn.111on of 

f 11 
dw produ1.1' of ,c,·cr.11 impon.1111 chemic.ii 

rcau1011\, 111duding .1 mul11-,1ep .\y111he'i'. 

\1udent' .1J,o appl)· the'c method, in 1he 

,tn.th'" of 'implc npoilihnum ''"1e111' .ind 

lh<· \ep.u.Hoon and ide111ifi<.11ion of" tWOwmpnncnl unknown. l'rrrt'q. \'(.225 1111tl 

S( .!61: C01"'1 S'C:!26. 

5( I I \la rinc and \tmosphcric C hcmi\lrl l-0 ~I An i111roduu1on to d1cm1L.1l 

proce"n that influence the che1111,rr~ of 

marine \\arcrs •nd the atmmplucrit marine 

hound.1rv l.wcr. Th<· oiur,c· "111 bcg111 wi1h 

1hc uHnpu"tion of ,c,1w.11cr .ind prngrc" 

tO\\',Hlb an undcr,t.rnding of d1c h1ogco· 

ch<·1111c1l .:ydc' ol 1111ponan1 clc·mc·nr, in 

o.:c.1111<' \ntcms, including the chem"tr\' 

ol trnpmphenc ozone .111d .1ermol form.1 

1ion. !'he impae1 thc'e procc·" lul'c on 

<llrrcn1 .llld fu1ure '\..1nl opcr.11ium \\ill 

he di'rn"ed. P'aeq. \( I/.! 

'i( 3.!'i \ckanced Organic Chcnrntf') 

(.\.(). \). l\uddongon the fo11nd.111on nf\( .!.!5· 

22(1, d1" cnum' wlll applv lund.uncnt.11 ropi" 

~Lh..h ,l:\ 'tt."rc..·ochem1~trT, lnnformou1un, 'itruv 

ltlr< I honding ;111d m~.:h.111i'm' to ;1th.111c.:nl 

IOJ'll" md1 ,L, pcrit}'dlc rc;1c11on,, hcl<'nlC\·d1c 

uimpound" and the rt:bt1u"'l11p lktwccn 

'lrucrurc .ind li.oncrion of bicxher111c.1lh· import.UH orf:',llllL compound'- f'n'Tc'tj. \'( 2]6. 

112 

SC335 Bmchemim} j-0-~l The chemical 

hasi' ol lile will he examined by 'tudy1ng 

the rclarinn,hip between the '1rut1ure .ind 

funcunn ol hiologictl macromolcu.Je, wi1h 

an emph.1"' on proteim and nucbc ;Kick 

,\kt.1hol1c proce''<'' 111\'0lved in eolt'rgy 

produt11on. 'mrage and tramformatinn 

will be '1ud1ed Biochemical ,ign.1l111g .111d 

b1olog1c.il memhrane• will abo he CO\'cr<ed. 

l11erc will he .111 m crYI<"' of modern hiochem•· 

wl CXJknmcntal methcxk Prerar \'C21S. 

SC336 Biochcmistf') II 0-0 3l. Thi' 

cour;e will expand .md build on topic' Imm 

SC3j5. 'uch .is h1ornolcc:ular •truc:um" 

bioencrg<.'lt"!-i and cn1ymc k.ineriC!'i., to co\·c;r 

b1os1'111hni' of ;1m1no .Kids, nucleotide, .ind 

cofacior>; pho10\yn1hes1s and pl.1111 mct.1-

bolic <:I'd"'; >1gnal transduction; molecular 

gene1ic:': rcgubtion of eukaryotic and prokar\'oti< ~enc cxprt""on. Prac-q.· \'CU5. 

SC.BB \lolccular and General Genetics 

3-0-.~ '>wdcnt' 111 1his course will m1d\ 

the inhem.1ncc of 1ram. starting with ha"c 

(,\ 1cndd1.1n) genclll\ .111d ending with 

modern molecular biology. The cour'c will 

examine incomplete dominance. epistasi" 

ple1otrop\· tramformation. cloning. genetic 

engoncenng. 1mpm1t1ng. and experimental 

technrquc" Colisf(d its 'i8338. Prrmr .\/J]5 / 

or W H5. 

SC34 I fntroduwon to Chemical Engineering Processes I ~ () . .3 \n 1mroductorv 

course designed to prep.ire 'tudents to be 

able ro sol\'e material and cncrg~· halanccs 

rdam·c to chemical proce"e' utilizing chc: 

engi neering appro.1ch for problem solving. 

l'rereq: 'iC 112. S/'212 SM221 

SC345 Physical Chemist'} I {'l-0-3l. 

!'his course explore\ plll',ical and chemical phenomena wnh e111ph.1sis on thcrmodrnamics. An imroducnon co kinetic. is 

i~cluded. Praeq: f.\(.//2 or SC/51 I; t111d 

\Pl! I ,md S,\/212. 

SC346 Physical C hemistf')' 11 (3-0-3). 

A cominuarion of SC } 15, wnh an emphasis on the quantum theory of atomic and 

molecular scruuure, 111clud1ng spectroscopy. 

Pmeq: SC315. 

SC351 Chemical Scrucrure Determination by X-ray Dilfrac tion '2-2- ~) \.-ra\' 

diffracmlll 1' the mmt pow<:rlul tool for 

dcrermining the three-dimensional structures of molecules. Thi, cour.e 1' a pracuc.11, 

hands-on, inrroduuion to modern methods 

of 3 D molecul.u 'tru<rurc dctcrm111ation b1· 

X-ra\' diffraction '>wdems will learn the . 

basics of the tcchmqw from crntal growth 

to final structure solution. Prereq. '>Cl 12 

.wd ~~\1211. 

SC356 Inorganic Chemistf') 4-0-4). The 

chcmistn· of the \ lam Group elements 

and the tr.1nmion 111e1.1ls arc >tudicd with 

emphasis on the propcrnc' strue1ures. and 

rcacr1,·1t1c> of the,e dcmc111s and their 

compounds. Praeq: \'C2l6. 'iC~'/5. 

SC363 Integrated Laborato~ II I - Ph} sical Principles and Quamitati\e Analysis 

2-6-'I Lecture and l.1bur.uon· locus on 

the theo~· and bch.l\lor of molecules and 

ions in solution. T'hc'c .He explored in rhe 

laboram~· by d.m1Cal (l'olumctric. gral'imctric, titrimetric) and modern instrumcn· 

tal (spccrro,rnpic. clct1rochcmical, thcrnl.lH 

methods of ;111al~"i'. t~u.uuirnt i,·e laborat0'}' 

tc"<:hnique i, •tre>\cd .rnd "tmpling tech111ques and stati,11c.1l .m.1lnis ot data arc 

Introduced. Srudem' .1ppiv thc'e techniques 

111 a laboraton· .111alnis uf their own dc,1gn. 

Prm:q: SC16-1; Cot'<''/· S(.'.3-15 11>1/m w.rit~ed 

h1 tlepttrtmmt c/.111r. 
SC.,6·i Integrated I aboratOI") I\ - \d 

,,meed l aborJtOI") .md Semi nar ( 1 6-.~). 

Thi' l.1hur.unn cour": emphas11e' the 

iheor\', 'iruuurc, wmhcsis .111J ch.u.1uen1..t· 

tion ol 1nnrg.t111c .111J nrgJnomctallic com 

pnumh thrnugh application of .1 numher 

n! .1,h.t11Cnl tnhnique,. Ad\';lltleU 'ymheil( 

method, 1ndudc photochemical. high 

ccmpc-r.11urc .m<l 1nen·aunospherc re.ictJUm. ,\d\'.tncc<l .10.1lytical mcdwd, include 

magncllc '"'<cptibilm· mea,urcmeni,, I· l'R, 

Raman .ind high re,oluiion, gas-phase: spec 

irmcop\' .rnd fast reacuon hiopped-How) 

kinetic,, In .1dd11ion. a wccklv \emin.u th.11 

indudn dl\tll\\iom ;tnd prcscni.iriom hv 

1:tculiy, "mien!\ ;1nd Jisung111shcd \'J\ICOf\ 

provide:' expn,urc to the widc-r.111ging 'cope 

of clwni'm" l'racq: SC 363; Coreq: S< ~-16. 

\( i'i6, 1111/r51 t1'1lll'<'d h1· dept d1111r. 

SC111 l n'ironmem al C hemist!") ~-0-~). 

\ l.1m· .111.1ln1c.1I chemistn· techniques c.rn 

be 11,cd to le.1rn mor.: ahouc chc chem"irv 

of our cn\.'ironn1cnt. In this coLirsc: \tudc:ncs 

will be expmed w specific applicatiom of 

d1e\c ied1111c1ues IO \'Hious cn\'ironmc111.1I 

'piems (1.c. \\,Iler, .ur. soil. cic.) lop1cs 

in he explored m.1~· include the bio- .ind 

gcochemi<al nde\, the dTect of milii.11•· 

;tll\'itic' on d~t· environment and tht· u".•,e 

ol 'green chemi,cn·" in rndtMf\'. !'rarer 

.\( :!6:! IS< :!6·1 or prrm1»io11 o/inuruoor 

SC 11 6 An.tlp ical Chemist!) in l·orcnsic 

lmcstigaiio"' ( '·0-3). TlllS course" ill 

add re" the 1vpe' of sample collection 

1cdin1que' usc<l in criminal invcrng•tllom, 

,I\ well ''' ihe chemical and imtrument.11 

method' 11\ed tu determim: the pre,ence of 

,uh-ranees ,l\sociaie<l wich illicit acu"iiic\. 

~ mph.1'1, will he pkKe<l on 'pecific foren 

si, in\'nlig.111w iechniques such .ts [)'.'.; ..\ 

fingerprin11ng. drug detection ;1rson 111vesiig.11111m (petroleum residues), bombings 

(cxplml\'e\ re\ldues) an<l char.1neri1.111on 

nt' fihers 1i.1111t. f',.aeq: SC.363. 

5C'12 l lmroduction to Polymer Chemist!) 

1-1- ~). lhe w111he'1" ch.1r.Kterizanon .tnd 

physical chemiscn of 111.1cro111oleculcs. both 

m.111-madc an<l nai ural. will be prescnrc<l 

w11h the ul11111.11c go.11 of underst•10d1ng die 

rc:Lnionship between molccul.u strucwre 

.111J physic,11 prnpernes. Polymer proces\Jng, 

fabrication and rece111 novel ;ipplicariom. 

includmg ihmc rd.ue<l m ihc '-:an, will 

he· pr.:se~!ed. FiclJ mps co loc.11 polymer 

research and 111.11111l:tcruring faciliues arc 

planned. l'rm·q. \'C:!:!6 1111;/ SC26·i. 

SC4 25 M edicin.11 C hemist!) (2-2-J). 

!'his course will pro"1de a foundacion 111 

how pharmawlog1c.illy .ict1vc compounds 

(drugs) work. explore \\lflOLJs classes of 

plurmac.:unc.1h Jnd ho\\ the\' arc discovered and rc,·iew \t>llle of the 'rate-of-the-an 

research being earned oul h" the military 

co maxim1lc combat effecth·eness. Selected 

copies will be explore<l t11 the laboracor\' 

l'rereq: SC226 ,111d \( 335. 

SC4J 1 i\licrobial Chemist!) (2-2-J). 

I his course will explore the 1111eraciiom 

ihat occur bciwccn 1111erobcs .tnd thc1r 

surroundings. including hum.Ill hoses 

Jnd cxrremc ennronmenc\. '.:>pecies ol 

these "simple" organi'm' ha\'c evol\'ed 

d1\'ersc mechanisms to combJt ass.1uli b,· 

Jnribiotics, bean mer.11,, polluranrs ;mJ extreme irr.1Jiario11. !"he bb componem 

of the cl;m will include 1dcnt1fnng. 

culri\'ating .111d tniing organisms wnh 

sur\'i,·al mechanism' ol 1mcres1. Colistetl 11S 

'iB·i31. f'rm•qs. \R:!51 illuf SC335. 

'iC'l35 Biophy,iCJ! Chemistry {3-0-3). 

Phenomena 'uch a' ligand hrndmg. protein 

and nucleic Jcid fol<ling an<l struccure. biomolecular mouon Jml membrane srructure 

and funccion will be studied bv examining 

che mcermolecul.tr force" kin~cics and ' 

thermodynamie\ d1;H go\'ern them. 

Rclevanc cxpcnmental techniques will ;1lso 

be discussed. l'rereqs: \'(.33 5 and 5C3·15. 

SC-1 12 rhe Chemistry or Propellants .tnd 

hplosi\CS 2-2-3 rim COllr\c \\'Ill dd\'e 

11Hu the strucrural. phy"c.il, .111d d1cmical 

propcme' of energc11c n1.1ien.1k \rude ms 

will invcsiig<H<' ihe applic111on of energeuc 

maienal' IO mil1tafl' .1ml civili.111 u'e' .ind will 

explore metho<ls ;t11d prtKcssc' w detect and 

dur.tcterize energeli<. 111.11cri.1ls bmh before 

.111d after me. Labor.tton· cxperimenl\ inve\liga1ing energcrK macenals and thc1r .tpplica 

tiom are pl.111ned. l'rm·q. \'C!.!6. \C~·i'i. 

SC 146 Quantum ChemiStr) 0-0-''· 

I he prnK1ples of quantum mechanic. arc 

re,·1ewed .111J used to develop molecular 

orbit.11 ihcory which is applied to the 

struuure .111d properties of molcrnlcs. 

1\ lodcrn quantum chem"lf)' sofm .irc 

"di he ll\cd for electronic stn1ltllf~ 

i:akulauons. l'raeq. 'i(J-16. 

5 ( 151 Bioinorganic Chemistry {3-0-J). 

I h" cotmc will shed lighi on ihc struccurc 

.111d luncrion of impon.1ni b101norganic 

compounds (hcmoglob1n, hnlroxyaprnc, 

-\ ·1~ etc) using a host of tcchn i<]Ues such 

as X rav dilk1ccion and N \IR specrroscop1" 

l'n'l'l'tf- \{ 335 t111tl SC356 or {'t'mms1011 

oj'111strw:tor 

SC 1-6 Cap; cooe Projeci (Q.(i. ~). Siu<lcncs 

111 chis wursc undenake proJe'c' ih.11 require 

them to bring cogerher and .1ppl\' multiple 

as pee is of their chcm1sm· educ1no11 Oral 

and wrircen progress repon> .ire required ar 

chc end of rhc scmesrcr. l'ra1·q: I/( s11111di11g 

or 11ppro11ttf ofdeparrmelll ch11ir. 

SC. 195/6 Researd1 (0-6-J). !his cou"e 

'equence oflcrs rrudsh1pme11 ihc opporrunicy 

ro 'onduct original research under the 

guidance of a facuhY member, O\'c'r multiple 

'eme,ccrs. Oral an<l wrmen progress reporc> 

arc required c-ach scmcslcr. l'raeq: I/( 

Jtt111di11g or approval of tlep1mmr11/ rh111r. 

lU 
Deparcment of Computer Science 

Compucer Science Majo r 

·1 ht• computer 'c1ence m.1Jor gives S1udcncs .1 strong foumLnion in chc m.11n areas of computer science 

w11h .1 fou1; on n.l\'.tl .1pplic.mons. 

Tht· computer 'uence progr.1m ac the :"aval Academy is .tecrnlited b' the Compunng Accrcd1cacion 

Cummi"ion (( .Al' of .-\Bl I During their four ~·eaVi at rht \cademv, compura \Cience m;1jors will 

complete 46 'cmcscer hours of courses 111 rhe 111;1jor which 1ndudes drn:e hour; of probabilitv and 

sc.111S1ics. Upon graduation chey will ht· awarded a bachelor of science 1n computer science. 

The ( umputer '>uencc Dcpartme11t h.1' five brge compuung l.1borarones. T"o of these labs conrain 

high-end deskwp personal rnmputers which arc used cxdusil'd)' fo r inS1rucuon.1I supporr and arc 

networked for lt>L.11 and remote .tecc". The Gr.1phics and ~ofrware Eng111eering I .1b conra1ns '>Li'\ 

worksc.rnons. !"he\ pro"1dc the srudcm w1ch experience us111g chc Lmx operating '"rem and worksca 

rion lcl'cls gr.1phics and solrwarc rools. Th: lnlorm.uion Assur.rnce and Ackanccd Nccworb l.aboracor) 

provides students wirh .1 dv;111ced opporcunirics in computer \ecuriry. compurer warfare and advanced 

network111g uu11:epts. !"ht Roboucs I aborarorv concaim mampularor .trms. vision wsrems. deskrop 

compuras .111d mohilc rnbtm. l"he"' .ire med for ;1 ,-arierv of hands-on projects urn1g mobile robot,. 

l(>d.11·\ '•bn .111d /\ la.nne Corps require Junior officers wich the highest levels ofte(hnical expcrcise 

.rnd prufcs,1on.1I rnmpcccnce. fhe computer sc1e1Ke major "di be well cyuipped w meet the challenge' 

Lmllnl lw r.1pidly evol\'111g rnmputcr u:chnologics. 

Curriculum Requireme nt\ (In addition !Cl the requ1remems of plebe ye.tr) 

l'rolrn1onal: \JI 203. '\l ~02. i'\L-100. NN20"!. '\S310. '\S·10\.; 

/\ larhcmaucs: S/\1223. S/\12.)0C 

'ic1cn~e· SP2 l I, SP2 I 2; 

I lum;1111t1es. 1111 21 ). HI 1216 and cwo decun.:s 111cluding one ar rhe 300/400 Ind; 

Lng111ccn11gc IN200, l.1\1 ~00. EUOI. I 002, I '.'>]00. L'.'>%0. and a free decme 

Major: '.1204, '> 1221. 51262. 51232. Sl321. 51.~B. 5 13.14. \I 1 I I. 5145-l, \1'17 2 .. rnJ chree 

nl.lJOf dt:L[l\"CS. 

11·1 
Com purer Science Courses 

51200 Information Technology for the 

Junior Officer 0-2--1). Th" 1s a hamh-on 

l.ih (OUr.c 1111roducing <·ompurcr progr.1111-

m1ng and d.u.th•t'e management. 'fopio 

induJc: wch programming ming HI \11 

and XI IT\! I., 'irucrurcd and ob1cct ori<0nccJ (Omputcr programmmg U'lng .1 scripting l.1rguagc (rnLh ~ Ja\'aScnpt; or 'lth 

( ocncr:mon I anguagc (sud1 .ts Ja\'J or ( ++) 

anJ designing. implementing. and querving 

Jai.1ba"" ming a Daraha'c \lanagcm•nr 

\y,tcm (<uch .1, Acee" or <;QL Scr\'cr1. The 

cour;c 1ncluJe, a scne' of lnrernec compuring .111d progr.1mmmg 1iro1cus of maca.,-

ing wmplcxicv. '.':o prior knowlcdg.: of 

databas.:s. wch programming. or computer 

programming is ao;sum<0d 'irudcnrs ma' nor 

rc<t:ivc crcdu for th1' cmmc and 'il250. It 

m.t\' noc couni as an 'i('~ major dccll\'c 

and l'I ma1urs cannot c.1kc chis courn: 

Sl204 lntroduciion co Computer Science 

·' 2-"1) lmroducnon to algomhmic 

dcvclopmcllt, problem solving and software 

dc,ign. PrinC1pb and concepcs co pro"idc 

foundational knowledge and experience 

upon which beer computer science courses 

will build. f'h"" rhc firsi course for 

..:umputer ~cicncc: maJot\. Pn·req; 1101u 

Sl22 I Data Strucrurcs 12-2-~) Data 

rt:prco;;cntatinn and infc>rn'l.nion management. 

Dynamic memorv. recur.ion. lists, smngs. 

\i.1cks. and queues. Sror.1gc srrucrures. 

allocation .md manipula11on. Prereq. 'i/204. 

51132 Computer Architecture and 

Organization ( 1-0-'l). l'erformancc metric., 

1111.uucnon \Cl an.:h1rcuurc~. assen1hlv 

bnguagc. logic design. mcmor~· hierarchies. 

f'rerrq S/20·1 Cor<'q: \'1162. 

Sl250 Information Systems for the Junior 

Officer 2 2 ' The pr1111an· cmph;tm 

of rhe cmor'c is pracucal appl1canom of 

pcf\onal comptners and th<: lnrern<:i in the 

fleeill'lcct ,\l:tnnc Force (I \IF), wid1 coverage of \Orne 'peual tac11ul computers ~ 

wrll. \pplica11on sofrw.trc ;, addrc"cd from 

.1 Jt1111or olnccr > vtcwpoinr, as an opcranon-

.11 unit flranch/Di\'ision/Compa111 Officer 

or .t, 1 'uppnn ,,,df mcmher. Prereq. 11n11r. 

Sl262 Discrete Strucrures (2-0-2). An i11trodu<lll>11 to the m;uhe111.11ic1l foundation> of 

wmpuung 1hrough logK, \Cl thL'On', fi.mwon,, 

pmol,, wunung. rcla11on,, prcpomion.J logic 

.md flook.m algcbra.C.omr 'i/20-i. 

Sl283 Programming for Lngincer; ( 1-2-2). 

·\n 1nrroducuon ro .1 'trucrurcd programmmg langu.1gc .md its U\c in implcmcnung 

.ilgoritlrn1' ro 'olvc cngmcering probl.ins. 

Prc·r·t·q: 1101u. 

SI 305 Computer Programming (J 0 3). 

\ programming cour'c for non-m.1jor., that 

makes use of cop-down dc,ign .ind softw.1rc engineering methodology co develop 

"rucrur•d algoridum for problcm-solv1ng. 

.\ high-lc"d 1.mguagc is used co implement 

1hc algorid1moc desigm Prereq. 11011t far 

11011-SC!:> 111<yors. 

Sl321 Admnced Darn Strucrures (j 2-4). 

·\dvanced 00 dcstgn, mcluding abs1ract 

classes, polvmorphisim, templates and 111-

heritancc. -\d\'anced d.u.t \trncrurcs includmg tree>. heaps, priorin queues and graphs. 

t.raph algorithm analn1'. Prtmr ) 122 I 

1111d 51262. 

Sl333 Algorithms and Funcrional 

Languages (·l-0-4). Presents rechniques 

for designing and analrnng computer 

algorithms including divide and conquer, 

d1"namic programmmg and greedy methods. 

Introduce' classic algorithms for prohlems 

such as "'arching and sorting, graph analysis. file compre"ion and cryptology. Coverage of func1ional programming paradigm. 

i'rerrq: 513 21 

SI 334 Software Engineering (·1-0-·i) 

\n introducnon co the b;isic pnncoplcs of 

software engineering. '>trucrured, oh1ectoricntcd, and formal approaches arc studied. 

w11h emphasis on lifo cvcles. ob1ccr ·oriented 

techniques .111d team-oriented sofiware 

dc\'dopmc:n1. f'rereq: 'if32 I and 'i/411. 

Sf,1 I I Operating Sy~tems (3-0-.') lhe 

srudr of the operating system as a resource 

manager Topic; include: process management. imerrupi procc"mg. memor\' management, deadlock handling, lib s\'>tems. 

mulciprogramming, muhiprocernng, data 

'ecumy and proiec11on. l'rt•req: S/121 

1111d 'i/232 

51412 Compiler Construction 0-0 3). 

Using formal programmmg language 1heory 

·" .1 foundation. the issues of automated 

ihcof!. program opnm11.1tion and language 

rr.111slanon arc examined. Secrions of aciual 

compilers arc cons1rue1ed lO stuch i he 

pracrical applicanon of 1hcor\' presented 

Prereq. 513.H 

SI i20 Artificial Intelligence D 0·3) A 

\ludy of ihc fundamenul concept\ and 

techniques 111 the dcS1gn and implemcma 

tion of funu 1onalh- 1111clligent 111achmcs. 

lopics include prohlcm-sol\'1ng ming st:ttc· 

space search. prohlcm-reducnon 1cchniques. 

game trees. grncral problem sol\'<.:r; and 

knowledge· rcprcscnr.ttton us111g producnon 

systems, first ·order prcdiutc ukulm and 

natural langu.1ge. l'rmv 'i/333. 

Sl430 Fundamentals of Microcomputer 

Systems (2 2-3). Analrns and dc'lgn of 

,oftwarc '''o;;;rems for 1niLro-pror.:c.:,,or-\. 

Includes ch.tractcm11cs and organi1.111on 

of milroprocc<Sors, penphernl interface 

sofrwan: .111d •tpploc.111om of sofrware design. 

i'raeq: \'/232 .md \1321 

Sl435 Ad,•:tnced Sofrwarc Engineering 

(2-2-3). rt1is course prest:nts ihc i.ltesi 

trends in modem techniques and methods 

for large-".1le sofrw.1rc development acri\'1-

ties, >uch as object oriented programming. 

rhe use of CASE tool' and group design 

project " \tressed. Preuq: 5133'1 

Sl440 Database Organi1ation (J-0-J). 

fopics include darabasc sysrems architecture. the \'arious approaches co database 

organ11:1uo11 including rclation.11. hierarchical and nerwork models; norm.ili1.arion and 

implemcnrntion issu<0s. Prereq )'/321 

S1452 Advanced Computer Archiiecrure 

{3-0-3). Th" course pro\'1dcs an ad\'anccd 

srudy of rhc design and cvaluarion of high 

performance compurer sy\Cems. Hm·q. 51232. 

Sl454 Computer Networks (3-0-3). f'he 

course presents major copies in tht: area of 

compuccr network.<. Ir news a compuicr network a< a group of rcl.11cd !aye" or abs<raC! 

machine; •ls exemplified by che l111crnarional 

<itandards Organi1.ario11 (ISO) network refer. 

ence model and lnicrnei La\'er f\lodd. The 

.:nurse presents the basic co~cepts necessary 

co understand the design and operation of 

compucer communication ncrworks. i'rereq: 

51232, S/321. and ~,\/JW\. 

Sl455 Ad,·anced Computer Networks 

(3-0-3). This course provides an in-depth 

technical m1d\ of high-speed 11c1workmg. 

cl1e11t-,crn-r progr.11111nong and applicuiom, 

ncrwork firt:wall .1rch11euures .tnd 'ccumy 

procedures .. 111d the A't'f\1 network. 

f'rmy \'f.15·J 

I l'i 
SI 15- l11form.11ion A\\urance (2 2- ~). 

The t<Hlr\t" provide' .in 1ntrnd11t1ion to 1he 

1hrnrc11t.1I .111d pr.1<11c.1l f.itcl\ of lnformacinn 1\"ur.111n· 1ndud1ng 'eturt· oper.uing 

'n1e111,. puhl1t kn u1 pwgr.1phv. W\tem 

.111d ne111ork \Ctlllltl, .111d nlkmil'c .rnd 

ddcmiH· 111fm m.uiun ".1rl.1rc npcrauon,. 

I .ihor.11orv work \\11l 111dudc \lt1dcnt C\ctC.:l\C\ dc11101htr.tting 1nfOrm.111on as,ur.u1te 

rnntcpt,. /'n-r1·q. \/.1 /I 1111d )/·/ 'i·I 

S I 160 Computer (,r.lphics (2-2-J) \ proJ-

<.'<.1 ha ... cJ lOllr\t: mvnlvtng h,1,1<.: corH.:cpts, 

thcor1es .ind .ilgori1hm' .1\\otia1ed wnh 

produung 21 l .111d 3[) 11n.1gc> on a r;1s1cr 

dl'pl.iy. I<1pl(s 1ntludc gr.1phics primitives, 

modeling. 1·1cw1ng. 1llu111111.111011. <hading. 

tcxlllrc, .111d t·i·cm-dmen progr.1mming using .I gr.1phit\ t\l'J. f'rtTt"tf" '/26211//(f \1J2J. 

11 (i 

5 1462 t\d1anccd Computer (,raphics 

\2-1 ~). \ pro1ec1 b.iseJ wur'c involving 

ath-anteJ gr.iph10 1ech111qun suth ·" r.1yrraung. r.ulimny, volume rendering. virtual 

and augmemed n:.ilm· h.ip11<s, and pixel 

shade". l'rrrar .\/-160. 

SI i""2 lhco') of Computing 3-0-3) l'rc>-

ents the thcoretic1l lound.mon' for compu1111g. 1nclud111g the 'tudy of finite ,1,11c 

mathinC\, pmhdown .iuwm.11.1, .ind "1 uring 

mJd1 i llC\. l'nn•q: S/.12 I 

5 14""5 Robotics .ind Computer Vision 

(2-2-3). Presents d1' tOIKepts .111d theories 

related w computer driven rohorit srs 

rems and comp111er b.iscd Vl\IOn spiems. 

Scudcnts .1pph .i.:quircd knowledge 111 a 

laborawrr >ernng be dc>ign1ng, wd1ng. and 

resting roborics co111rol .md vi,ion wstems. 

l'rt"mf' S/221. 
Information Technology Major 

The lnform;111on ·TCdinology (I I) m.11or prep.tre' midshipmen as <:mica! cacalym for comorro" \ 

i\,1,,11 'crnu:, 'errn1g .1s leaders in .1 nemork Lenrric world and npcrcs 111 len:raging le.1ding edge 

ccchnolng)· to mkc operarional problems. IT majors bridge: the gap bc:rwecn cechnology .ind ic' 

me in du: :\av~". 

The curriculum has rwo princip.11 rnmponenr': a core of I 0 un1rsc' in mformacion cechnolog~· 

and a rnllc:tllon of live cour-cs in ;1 'ccond discipline. rhc rnre 1ndu<les coLmes 1n programming. 

dat.t 'trucllrrc,, compucer organization 111formauon spcem,, nccworks, databases, informanon 

a"urann.', \X'c:h and lnccrnct computrng .. md the history ofinform,uion rcchnology. ,.\ panin1l.tr 

c:mph.1m "pl.iced on applicanon' of the concepts 1111roduc<:d in these courses. Th<: 'ccond 

disC1pl111e allows midshipmen ro diversity rhcir educacion while 1n1roducrng rhcm wan .irca 111 

which chc:y .Ht' required to applv rheir IT skilk :\ capsronc course pro' ides the midsh1p111c:n w1rh 

.111opp())1u11i1y w bnng these skill' 10 bc;ir on a problem 111 rhc second discipline. In pri1mplt'. 

any dq1.uu11t·111 crn develop a second d1supline offering. \mong the 'evcral second disciplines 

th.it h.we hc:c:n d<:n:lopcd ro dace arc Information Technology \l.1n.1gcme111, Compuwion.11 

'>c1enu.' .1nd 1· nginel.'nng. Em·1ron111e111al i\pplicanons, H1srorv. '=arional Securiry Affairs, 

.\liunt'tonomic,, \1.tuoeco1101111c.,, lingu1s11cs, and Space Opc:r.uions. 

Cumculum Require111e111s (In add11ion to rhc requirements of plebe yl.'ar) 

Prok"11u1.1l '-1 20.~. '-U02. '-1.400, '\'-20·1. '\S310. J\V10\; 

\l.11ht·rn.111<s: '1.\122~. '>\12.'10(.; 

\c1cntt" 'il' 1 1I.Sl'2I2; 

I lu111.1n111t·s 111121 'i. H H2 I 6, .ind cwo .1dd1uonal elecri\'es 111cluding one at chc .~00/<100 lc,·d: 

l·ng111t·ctmg. 11~~01. 1:i:302. [,\!JOO r:-,:200. LS300. [<;y,o 

l lchn I rn· dc:ct1,·c: 

\ IJ1m; 1111 120. II \00, II 31 CJ, 11 ~20. 11 ~'10, IT 420. IT•1.~o. 11 •J.lO <;J 20'1. SI 221, 

h\L' cnur'L' ll \c:cnnd Di,tiplinc: 

I 17 
Information Technology Courses 

IM210 lnfor111.1tion I l'<.hnolog> Management ( ,_(). \) nm rnur'e prondc.\ the 

nete".m· h.1tkground 10 en.1hlc man • .gcmenc 

inform.i11on 'Y'lem' pcN11111d m undcr,1and 

1r.1dl"Olf\ 11i 111for111.uion '"tern' h;ird\\,ue. 

,oftw.trc, .111d .udii1euu1e: for effec11ve use 

Ill .1 \,tricn nt'nr~ani1ational t·nvironmen(S. 

lopk' W\-cred mdudc• 1nlnr111.uion technology pl.1nn111r; .uid Mrategy trend, 111 computer 

hard\\.irc .md W\tem; ,ofiwarc, tdern111munica11or\\ .111d 1;e1wnrk 111an,1gemcm, concrol 

.lnd rn.rn.1gcmt·n1 of 1nlC,rn1.uiu11 f(.'\Ources, 

dimihuted .111d rltell! 'en-er 1cd111ologics, 

and d.ua repre.,cntauon .ind n\u.1li1.rnon_ 

p,.,.,.,.,F !:>I .!r14. 

IM3:10 Deti\ion Support Sp1c111s 0-0-J). 

rhl\ lOUr\C fi1nl\e\ 011 the dni\1011 making 

prott'" U\lng prnte" moclt·k hounded 

r.uion.1lm .111d it' impl1c.uion for 'arisl}·ing 

"" opum111ng hdl.lvinr. It dt'ttMc' heuri,cic.' 

wmnumlv U\ed lw hum.111' .111d the s1·,ccm-

.uit tvpn .of error; th.u .ue .1 l.001<1c4uencc of 

ming tht"'<' heumucs. !'he A componenc on 

modeling ted111olog1e' will distLI" dcci,ion 

.111ah 'i' technique' 'uch ,1, Jec,.1un trees. 

rnlluencc J1.1gr.1m" oprim11.1t1on models and 

mult1-criteri.1 deti\ion-nuk111g. nrn course is 

.1 \t,111d.1rd 111 hu,inc" oriented IT rnrricula 

.111d .1dd' .111<>1her dimcn,ion .111d \cl of mols 

li1r the 11 '20 ~ntelll' A1ulnl\ .111d Dc>ign 

cotmt' l'rtrt'q. /,\/2/0. 

11'U60 lnfor111.i1ion Resources Management 0·0- '>· rim course im·c\ligates in 

depth th< rcl;111nmh1p' lwrween orga111z.1-

1io11.1l pnlit) .111d 111s111uc1on.1I inform.lllon 

rcq111rc:mc1us in d1c l·ontc:x1 of c.:ompccm,·e 

su.ur.:~~· It c:x.1minc~ the w.1y 1nf(,rm.ttion 

1cd111ologl' " U\ed co 111fluenn· 1h.11 strategy 

and 10 .t"e" tilt' 1111p.1t1 of,1r.uegic deplovmem ol mlorm.tuon '"'tetm. L'sing accual 

c.t~c..· 'trn.Jic,, it l'xplorc' org~1ni1 ..• uio11;1J u~e of 

int(>rm.nion tcchnolnμ~ 10 influcnn.· t.:01npt:t1t1n.· strJh..'g) in rd.umn to tht.• c1n·ironn1cn1 1..runp1..·1itoh, -...uscnmcrs, .1nJ suppliers. 

l'rm-q. /\12.!I 11r IT.!.!/ 

li\1'150 I nterpri\c Computing (2 2-J). This 

rnur'< de\clop' .1rch11euure' .ind wnccpts 

for tilt' Jevclopmen1 ol muhi-ucr (r1111cally 

-'-tiered) Ji\lrihu1ed appl1c.111ons lor ,1n entire 

org.11111.11ion or ente1pmc. T hi, includes a 

mer 1111crr.1Cc <"ailed the diem tier or ucr I, 

a".,.,.,., rnmponrn t which;, controlled b, 

the org.11111.11ion .ind provide, for 1111crac· 

tion w11h .111d d.11.1 cnlleuion from the user 

(lier .!) .ind .1 d.11.1b.m· cnmpmient th.ic stores 

1ramat11<H1' .111d L1pd.ues dirnc profiles (ner 

.1). I he rn1me 1e.1lhe' .1dv.11Kcd 1erh111ques 

118 

for network progra1111111ng a' well as scr .. er 

nunagcmenc .uid progr.1mmi11g. Prereq: 

JTJ-10 ,111111/"420. 

L\1480 11 Research Semio.1r ~-0- .~l. fhis 

COUN.'" du culm111a11on of the IT m<1jor 

and hnnp together 1he rl wre .uid the I~ I 

second d1'lipline 111 .1 major t.l('\!One l-xpcncnce th.u til"' the r1vo co111p<>nc111' mgctcrh 

m •1 'ignificam prototype organi1..;uional IT 

S)'\tem. lhe concurrent I.\ l·i50 prm·idcs the 

concept ,uid tools necc'"ll) for development of 

the c:ap,tonc. The IT }iO :-\t·wrwork.s cour\e, 

die rl 4.'10 Information A"uraiKe courst: ;ind 

then 420 D.11ab;l.\C (OIJ[\C pro\'idc csscn11.il 

knowledge for chis cap,rone projc'Ct. Ilic ' tu· 

dent 11111 \l deliver J work111g svstcm. 

11 22 I Data Structure' (2 2-.'1). ln1rodutnon 

m ob1eu-oricntcd progr.1m1111ng. and data 

structure' 111cluding Ii"'· st.1'k;. queue>. crees 

.111d graphs. and sorting. 'earch1ng .111d hashing techni4ues. l'rrmr \120-1. 

IT300 Compute r Architecture and 

Organization 0-0- .\ \n 111 depth. non· 

cngint'Cring 111troduu1on to concepts and 

tht-onc.,, related co computer hardware, ~·stems 

sofiwarc. and dat.1 concep1s including operating ''}"Stem dt..,ign and pcriphcr.tl conneai,·ir1· 

TI1is course huilds an undeN;lllding of the 

planning, design, U\e, .md pcrfrmnance o( 

computer sp1ems. 1'1<·rrq: 11?21 

IT320 Systems Analysis and Design 

(.'-0-'l lmroducuon 10 concepts and methods used 111 analFuig dnd designing information technology sv\lc1m. fop1Cs include: 

assl·,smg s~·srem rcquirc:n1tnt\; mrcrvtc=\\·· 

ingltesting tcch111qt1e\; le.1rning 1111roduction 

co Computer .\1ded '>ofcw.1rt· Fngineenng 

(C \SD tools ,111d mcthodolog1e" '>ntcms 

Development Lifo Cycle, which is a ')"tern 

acic and orderly appro.ILh to ,olving hu'lness 

problems chrough the implemcm.mon ol 

cethnology devdoping information Sv,tems 

1\nalvsis and Dl-sign drn:uments. and formmg 

teams that allo" ,rudent> to get hands-on experience in developing Information sy,tems 

Analysis and De.sign documems. Ls111g c.1;c 

midi<:>, che scudems gain real-life experience 

in analyzing and de,ign111g S\'Stems, as well 

"' \\ orkmg in teams. l'rrreq: lfJ.fO. IT 350, 

rmd IT420. 

IT340 Introduction to Ner1vorks 2 2 3). 

Anal)"LC and explain the (b·dopment .111d 

use of compu ter and tdccommunicatiom 

nem·orks in modern sociccy. l:.valu;ltc the 

srrengchs and weaknesse' df ner1vork ,olunons. ldencifr new and emerging technolo· 

g1cs and commun1cauons concept> applieJ 

111 the concemporary ner1,·ork indu'tl)' .111d 

illustrate their applicacion co chc dclivcn· of 

information services. l:xaminc the man.1ge 

mcnt implications of network.. A sn1dc~t 

ma'· not rece1,·e credit for hoth IT340 .111d 

Sl•i54. Prmq: IT22/ ,md /TWO. 

IT350 \X1eb and Internet Programming 

2-2-3,. \\eb site design md management, 

<enpung languages for \\cb dnelopment, 

sen·er; and cliencs, weh, wich dacaba.'c 

supporr. Prereq: 17?2 I: Cort·q: 17300. 

IT4 20 Database 1'vlanagemem and Organization (2-2-3). This cour;e will 1mroduce the 

principles underlying D.uahase \ lanagmcm 

'>ystems (DB:-- IS) wich .1 'pecial empha.\I' on 

database management sy,tem \tructurc .111d 

function when imcgraced with wcb-h;1'ed 

applicarioos. A srndcnt ma\' not receive 

credit for boch IT 420 and '>f 140. l'rm:q: 

IT22 lor 51221 

IT'!30 lntroduaion to lnfonnation 

Assurance 2-2-3 Th" cour;c is .111 1ntroducuon co the chcorctical and pratt1eal facet' 

oflnformation A."uranrc (IA) to include· 

Deparrmenc of Delcn'c (DoD)/Dep.mmenc of '\;aw (Do:\· policies .111d dirccm "'· 

lrmtcd syscems. Acee" metliauon. Cl)·p 

tograph~·· Public 1-.e\· lnfr.mruccurc (l'lo;I), 

lnforniarion \\arfart. :\etwork >ecurir1· .111d 

Database sccumy. Coreq. /J"l,.10. · 
Oeparcmen t of Mathematics 

MaLhemarics Major 

rhe mathcm.nio ma1or f/l/lp:llu·u·u·.11m11.ed11!.\lll1'1 DqrJ reaches log1L.1I .ind 

cnucal thinking: fundamt'm.11 ahiliries char are inv.1lu.1ble ro na\',11 and 111.1n11e officer,. 

:-.rarhc111.11ic, pbrs a cemral rok in "ircuall> c'n" rcchnical and surncihl field •Ind" 

crucial 111 modem. accurate modch of rhe cnYironmcnL Jv!arhem.uics provides rraining 1n 

anah-11ng problems, formul.111ng mcrhods ol an.Kk, and expreS\ing results in a clear and 

logical nunncr These same skills are applied aboard a ship or rnbm.mnc. inside a fighter 

jc:r and 111 .111 mila.uy commun1t1cs. The mathcm.nio major also pro"ides an excellent 

found.uion tor graduate work 111 any techmc.11 field ;1' well as in businc" or Lrn. 

The Na\'\' .ind .\lanne Corps have a great need for officers with problem-soh·ing 

capabilim:s. ·1 he prepararion tlw mathemacics nu1ors receive in sllld1·ing problems 

.malnicalh .111d in purrn111g log1ol soluriom is 1n,alu.1ble in nude;tr craining. 1n alh-.mced 

engineering .uul 111 the Heer \uccc"ful completion of the mathem.mcs 111.tJor pro\'ides the 

background .ind skills ro t'xcd 1n are.ts where m.uhemarics is applied 

Flecti\'c courses offer rhe opporrunl!v ro srudv .1 wide l'arien· of topics such as operatiom 

analysis. Huid Hows. crypcograpll\', d1aos. wavelet,, fraccals, target mouon analvs1s, 

submarine c.1nics, elliptic curve,, computer arirhmcuc. and geomcmc romograph\ for 

medical d1.1gnm1'. The m.uhcm.llics honors program .1llows selecrcd s111denrs ro do 

in-depth re,e.1rch in such fields. The \lathemmc' Deparrmem comists of abour 60 faculcy 

members. <1Ct1\'dy eng-agcd ,r; ,1 whole 111 starc-of:che-.in research 111 lll;tthcmarics and 1cs 

appliuuons. ·\bom 1- militarv ofhcers on the faculty bring lim-h.111d experience in .1pplr111g mad1c111•Hics and nuthemaucal chinking to specific Naval and 1\larine Corps prohle1m. 

fhe civilian Etculn· dcvoccs a subsrancial rimc to current researd1 111 v.1riom speci;1ln 

field' 111 pure .111d .1pplied m.11hcmat1cs, as well as 111 operariom rcsc:artl1. 

Curriculum Requirements (111 addition to tht rcq111rcmcnts of plebt ~·e.1r) 

l'rofc"1on.il: \.l 20.3, ~l.3CJ2 ;'\.l iOO, :\'\204, N'dlO. ;(540X; 

\c1cnct \l'.!11, '>l'.!12, 

Hum.rnuin. 1111215. H 112 I 6 and two elccti\·cs 111clud111g one ac cht ~00/•100 level; 

I ngmccnng: l· l-.30 I. El:- ~02. I·:-., 200, L\ 1300 I 'iJOO. l "U60· pl11'> m.nhunatics, scic1icc or 

eng111cennl-'. elc:u1\'e 

\hchcm.111ts ..,,\1.!21 or'i\L!51 '>\1222: 

\b1or· S\1 '61 \\1239. 'i.\1291. 'i\1331. 'i\1 H.!. 'l\I B9. ::."1 H2 or \\1362. \\1 ~6'i. 

plus four m.11nr electives 1nd11d1ng Jt li:asr one .11 the 100 level; ont frl·c elective. 

119 
Cenernl Science M:ijor 

I he m.IJ<H 111 g<·nc1.1l 'CICllll' gl\·cs 'lu<lencs the opponunll) lO pur\uc .1 bro.id, '<1ent1fic.1lly-oricnccd 

prngr.1111 111 d1< held of phr,1c.1I appl1c.111ons of m.1thcrna11c' aml -.1cncc. I ht m.IJor pcrmm 

1111<1'h1pme11 1<1 c\perieme .in 1111crd"uplin.1r: tethnic.11 progr.un wuhou1 the need lur 'peciali1.atiun. \ h.1d1dor of 'ucntc <l<·grt·e '' .1war<lc<l. 

C urrirnlum Requ1rcmcnt\ (In .1J<liuon co the requirement' ol plebe w.u) 

l

1

1ok"1on.1I: 'I 2CH, '-'1 '02, '\.l q()O 1'.. '-20'1, NS.HO, N\-10:'\, 

.\lad1cm.1110: \:0-1221 or S~l22J S.\12.~0: 

\ucntc· \1'211 \1'212 

I lum.111111n. 111 121 'i 1111216 and rwo clccrivcs 1nduding one .11 1hc ~00/-100 level; 

I 11g1ncrnni,:: I \!200. I :0-1 ~oo. H _,01, I no2. l \.,00, l '>.160. an<l .1 free dcrnvc; 

:O.l.1jor· Nl',·iO \AJ02, \1202. SB251. SM212, 502.31. <;02•1'l Sl''OI '>1'·111,a frccclccrivc, 

.111d 1wu ma1h/st1cncc/cng1nccring dccuvcs. 

120 
I 

Quantitative l:conomics Major 

I he 111.tJor in qu.1nt1tat1\e cconom1c' i, 1ntcrdi-upl111an·. loc11s1ng on applic.uion, of m.Hhem.uic' ro 

cC"onom1c re.1,oning and economi< problem,. rhe m.tJlll prm·1Jes smdcms with a broaJ \Cl of 

m.nhcm.lllL.tl tools and a solid background in economic theory. Abour h.11f of the cour,es rc4uircJ 

art• c.1kcn 111 economio: the other hJlf arc in m.Hhcma11c..s. l"hc major is joindr administered by the 

l>cp.mmem' of .\Luhemaiic' anJ Lrnnom10. ·\ bachelor of \C1ence degn:< 1s .m ardcJ. 

Currirnl um Requirements: In .1JJ1t1on w the rcquircrncnl' of plebe ye.u) 

l'rolt·"1t111.1I: '.!20.~ '.L302. NI 400, 'i:\2CJ.t. '.S310. t\S'iOX; 

\1.uhcmatt~s: 'i\I ~23 .111d S:>.f2j9, 

'>ctcn<t '>1'211 'il'1 12· 

llt1111111111n.llll2l"> llH216anJ rwodcLt1vcs.1nclud111goneat thl·J00/400 level. 

I ng11Kmng: l· ;-..: 200, I \I ~00. l UO I .I- l 302 I '> 300, L '>.360 .. 111d a free deceive 

!\l.i1or: 1+210, I I ~41. I £-36.3, 1-1·44), 'i\1261 '>\12"'9, '>.\1B9. SA401, <,;\47 5l.. and 

live 111.1jnr det uvcs. 

121 
l\1.11hcm.1tiC\ .md Opcr.11iom 

\11 .11) '" C our'c' 

\l.11hcm.111t\ Cottr\C\ 

<,\IOO'i l'n: C1kulm \l,11hc111.11it' ( t I 11. 

11.o •It re'""' nl .1lgchr.11t Jnd ,1r11hrr1ct1C 

op<TJt1om, 1r 111\, ol lt..nct11>m .lll<I thcor 

gt .1pht, .1ml trtgnrro111etr\. I Im tclltr\C 111.11 

Ix n·qu1rcd m add111or1 to st.nt"<l gr 1dua11011 

rn1u1n .. n1cnr' for '-cn.1111 1nuJ,l11pnu:11. 

/'"rm l'lrrnnrm !,., drpnrtmmt c/.111r. 

\\11.! I C.1kulm I 'i 0 i, I he fir t ol 1 

orul t\\.( \.OUT!\<: cqucn\.c c.oHnng 

d lkrcn11.1I .llld 1megr.1I c.1ltulm of one re I 

' m l,I and 1 1fm11c -.:n~' l'rrTl''f none 

\\I I.:!.:! (.1lwlm II ('1 U l) ( onmnumon 

of ( 1kulm I. l'rm·11 \,\//.:!/ 11r \.\// l/ or 

~\I Jf,/ 

\\ 11 \I C.1lrnlm I I\ II \I I he hrst of a 

ti 1onal [\\O t.OUf'lii( \tl)UClllC' (U\CflllS 

ddkrum.il llld 1t'legrJI t..1kuhh of one 1<·.tl 

\an.1bk .md mhnuc .cncs for \tlldcnts who 

h.1H pnor dt1!1 rcl'tt.11 t.ilt ulus C\J>cn<·ncc 

l'rrreq l'Lrrnnmt Irr depnrtmmt rl111r. 

\\I 161 C.1kulm \\ith CnmJHllc,.,. I ('i 0 'i) 

Ihc firi.t of .1 "'" tou \C <n111cntc prc.cnttng 

.m 1lgomhm1t dt'\dop111c1•t of the d1fTcre11 

11.11 anti integral t.1kulus of one rl':ll 1a.r1.1hk 

,md an ll'tmduc11on to prngr 11n111ir1g 

l'rrrrq f'rrmr 1011 of the drp11rtmntt • h111r 

\\I 16.! C.1lrnh" "ith Comp111cr' II ('i 0 'i 

( ll11111111.11111n of \\1161 l»rnq \,\//(J/ 

\\l.:!O.:! I lcmc1m of DifTacnti.il I qu.llUlll\ 

II l I t'l("~I .mu Ii ICOI 'f 11.il 

n1ua11ons p.mt.tl d1ilcrcnttal t'<)"·"'""' .md 

I uuncr q-ms. /'rr,.,,q \ 111.? I or\ 1/223 

\.\121.! DillcrcntiJI I quation' ( l II 1). 

• nd sirnult.rncous d11Tcrcr111.1l t"tjlU 

'"""· solut1<1'1 h1 L1pl.11.c tr ul\lor Ill p.1111.11 

d11Tcrcn11.i.l cc11ut ons and I ouner tene. 

l'rmq S \1221 or ~ \12.!-J 

..,\l.!1') \1.11i,11c' and l'mb.1htli1, I 0 \J. 

:0-:aturc •II sia11<11wl lll<'thod\ d~npuon of 

tl.11.1, prob.1h1! 11, d1stnhu11ons. e.tn'l.lllor', 

lt'\l\ of h\ podll',I\. 1..urrd.num rl'tl<'~swn 

< rcdn c.innot lx g11c1 lw \\l.!"J 1f u«ltt 

h.1\ lwcn g11cn lor ..,\12\0 or \\12 \'I. 

/'rrTf'a \ 11/22 or\ I/}(,> 

\\11.:!I C.ilwlm Ill "1th \ cctor I idd' 

1 II t) I ltt1ercn11.1l .1 I 1l ,,11tulu_, 

of <l'Hr.11 real \,111.1hlc,, 1cctur .m.1hm 

mdudmi; mtt-gral thcornl\. l'rrrrq ~ I/ 122 

nr \Mtt;.> 

\\122.:! Diflcrcntial Lqu.uion\ '"th \l,untn 

1 0 1 \ more: ng.nrou~ uc.-.umc111 of 

111.ucn.11 from \\1212, the course uses b.1sic 

1dc.ts lrorn hn<.11 .1lgchr.1. lntc·nd1d for 111.11h 

cm.II '-' .111cl <)ILllllll lll\C eumom1~ nlJjOf\. 

l'rrTYtf' \,\1121 or \,lf22l. ( om1 \,lf2(J[ 

\\12.!.\ C1kulus 111 "it h Optimi1.11ion 

o 1 I. DitTerouial .md 1111c-gr.1I t'1kulm 

of SC1cr.il n·.11 ,,mabl~. \CC:tor a11.1h "'· op11-

rn11«1tnn t<·cht11<jll<"i for 11 ncr1ons of St'\eral 

urr1hlc,. l'rrrrq. \\[/ Hnr \\f/{,1 

\\1 2.10 Prolubilt1) '"th '\.i1al .\ppl1<.11ion' 

,.o l) \n dcmcrlla.! tmc nt of 1hc h.1<1c 

,onccpis of prob-1>il111 "1th •Ill cmph.IS 'on 

ru1,1I appl1c.itm11s \,unpl< spates. discrete 

.ind <nn11nuous r.U1dn111 1,1r1ahlt.'\ 111d stJncl ml ,lasmbu11ons 'x'kctcd top1t.s ot 11a1 I 

.1ppht.11mm of prnhahilm· thcnn 'uch ,1s 

random search, rn1ncfidd< .md I.lier.ti r mgc 

,uncs. l.ond11ion.1l prnh.ihtli1\ .md 11.n~ 

thmri:rn l'rrrrq· \\1122 or\ \1161 

\\l.:!.H lntroduuinn t<> \pplicd \l.ithcnut 

t l\ ' 2 "\), llm course '1troduccs student to 

se1eul fundJrncm.il topics rn Jppl e<I rn.uh 

cnum . '1mub11on .1nd \t;Ut1suc.1I moJdmg 

.ippht.mons nflin..-.11 .ilgcbr.i. part ,11 differer• 

11al cquauon models, .mJ cornput monal tools 

.md topi". \pprnpnJtc wrnputcr sofm,uc 

"'II he mtrnduct'll. l'rrrrq '\/221 or Mll~ 

.wd \,\fl6/ 

\\l.!.i'l Pmhabil11~ .1.nd \t.1rn1it\ I (} U "II. 

\ 11 ore ngorow. trt<;;H lcr·1 ot TidtC'nal 111 

\\1210 for ad1.1ncccl \\Ork m matl•crn.111c,, 

npl:'r.u1on' n.''l'.tr1..h, \UClh .. l' ind C'11μ111et:nng 

! 'rccht t.Jnnot be g11cn lor both \\!.!JO a,d 

\\I'\') !'Tr'Tl'lf· \.\1211 or.\.\fl23. 

\\1259 \l.11hcrn.1uc.1I Logic ("\ II >J. \lath,· 

1t1<:J languages, lnrmal logll, pmpo\lllon 

c.1kulm .md truth tJhle<. fir,t order prcd1c.u1 

c.1ltul11,, prool dt<~•n, .ix1orna11c "'terns 

and m<xld thron. \pphc.mons l<l logic.ii 

nct"orb ind 1111n,t.llld.ud a.11.11"''· l'rrrrq. 

\\ft 'l or\ \1162 

\\1.!(> I \IJtn' l hcon 1 ~ 0 ~l \ !.1tnu'S, 

r 111on,, )111l.tr.<'c.p1.u1011~ \C\.tor 

'PJ.tr:s, c!laradcn,oc n1Jtnx. c g.c:rl\,tluc\, 

ortl10 •011.1111\ l'rrmr \.\fl}l or \.\llr..! 

\.\126~ l11troc.luu1011 1<> ( ,pcrimcnt.11 

.\1.11hcm.lltt\ .! .! I) J"lm cotu t• prm·1dc, 

,..J, ' 1 to the idea ol m.uh,m.mcs .s 

.111 l'Xpt·runc.: nt.d '"-'c."111...c.: I he tnpu.' """'··red 

mdudc th< mtroduc11on ol lm..-.u .1lgehr.i .md 

diffcrcntr.11 cqua11nn<, a'ld the use of sofm.irc 

pack.1gc' w soh c problems rn these hdds. 

I he sofm.ue pack.1ge• llurrcmh \1 HI All 

and \ l.1plc or \ b1hcm.111u) "111 be med 

Ill \lll1'cl(llCIH (OllfSC trl the ( '>I 'x!c.ond 

I )1<ctplrnc :-.;ume1c.il grapluwl .ind 5' mholte 

cornput.111<rns .uc 111dudcd. /'rrrrq \,\/221 

nr \,\/223. 

S,\IZ-1 I inear l'rogr.1rnming (~-0 ~) 

\1 I a and du.ii s1mpla methods, m.mma.x 

dtt.nrem. trJnsportauon problems Jncl game 

thcor1. l'rrrrq \M 112 or \ft/162 

\\[.:!-<) .\luhi,ariabl<." C1lculm ( ~ 0 ~) An 

111tmd11tt1nn 10 the geometry ,rnd a11al1"" 

of n d1mensronal spac.c mclud 11g topics on 

mul11d11ncns1or1.1I c,1nes, 11rnc~ producu, 

linear funcuons, real 1 1lucd funuron<. T.111or 

.1pproxun.mons. op11n11za11on, 111\t'f'iC 

funcr1on theorem, imphc.u fum1io11 theorem, 

,ind di.mge ol 'u1ablcs 111 mtcgrauon. 

\pplic;111<111\ tu econnmi" .md ph1"i1u I\ 111 

be di.,mscd furrq \ \/121 or \,\!213 

mu/ \,1/161 

S\1:!80 lopi" in \l.uhcm.111n (l-0-1) 

\ en 11:11 and samphng of top1ts trom J 

\.UICI} of mathn• mt.il cl1-c1pl111es 1r>dud111g 

lx11h tracks of th<" mathcm.111ts rr. 11or 

\1udcms "111 be aposcd to tl•c po\\ er, 

Ix 111n·, .tnd 11111111· of mathcm,111cs l'rrrrq 

\.\fill or \11/61 

\\I.:!<) I I undJment.11, of . .\l.uhematiu. I 

; IJ l). lntroJm11on tn ma1hrn1a11c.1I r<.'J 

somm: and the" mtcn and or.il p=cm.t11on 

<•f rn.1~hcmat11al cn11c.cpts, tl1t~>n, .rnd 

•Pl'l1cation ol scrs ;)Jld rcl.111nns. l'rrrrq 

\.\1122 or \\//(,1 

'l\U 11 I nginccring ,\l.ithenwic., I (.\ 0-\) 

\cc ror .111.1l\·,1s, l·our1l'r .mah \IS, parti.tl d1f 

leremul cquauon>. \turm-L 1oun • prob 

km,. I c'gendr< pol) 11<1rni.1l<. dcicrrmna111s 

rnd m "" "· l'rrrrq \ \1212 or ~ \/221 

)\IHI 0 ~ nginccring \IJthcmJtit, I 

' · \ \ .c • .uul\'sis 1-ouner .111alu1s. 

p.uual d11Tcrcn11.1I <'<Jlldt1om "uh cmph.1m 

on <trcam and potcnu.J funcuons, tonscn 

11011 ot 111 ..._. .... tnn,c..·n.n1on of lanc.:ar n1onlt"Oll m (:\.111cr \toKc' LquJt1011< 111 reu.mgubr 

.uh.I rot.Htng tOorJ1n.1tt.· ,\',t(;'ltl\. /Tt-T(tf 

\IP I.! or\,\[.!.!..!. 

'>\I \I I P \ 1.uhcnum.tl \lodd, for Phi 'i" 

.\ 0 .~) \course m m.uhcmJt c..' .1pplr:.1blc 

tu pJ11,1,,, lndudl's top10 Imm the fnllm11ng 

,uc;is 1mcar (1ettor) .1.li::cbr.t, h11car \1cctor) 

,1n.1h"'· hound.in 1.t!Jl' pr<>hlems and 'an~ 

11ona wlrnlus. l'rrrrt[ \ \1212 or S \/~ 
!>.\Hll I nginc"Cnng .\1.uhcmatic.\ 11 -~-0·~). 

I onl tee: .u1d h>ttncr tr.lll,forn1', 'd«ctcd 

topics from con•pln \Jrc.thlc<. l'mt'q: \,\/.!/] 

or \.\f.!22 

\.\13f .3 f nginccring .\l.uhcmatil\ III 

l 0 l) I und.uncnt.11 1op1e> from c.tku· 

lm-h."cd proh.1h1lm· rhrnrr (di,cr<·tc and 

''>011111.1011' r:andu1n van.tblc .... n1ult1,.1n-

.11c: di,crihucion,, cxp.:ucd v.tluo, .md the: 

( cntr.tl I 111111 I hcorc:ml Jnd from 1111.:.tr 

Jlgcl>rJ .md m.un' thrnrv (m.unx opcratcon,. 

( •. nm1.111 dcnun.1110n, linc:.tr mdcpcndcncc:. 

t"1gc1wal11e" and <11lu1i11m to sy,rem' ol 

ordinary d1tfcrcnt1.1I cq11.n1ons) 'uit.tblc: for 

Jpplic.u1um Ill <'llgmcenng. Doc, not count 

• ti J 111.lfor dccm·c: tor ,\ 1.uhcmauc < ma for. 

/'rm·q \,\/_> /] r>r \\/.!.!.! 

'>.\LI f I I nginccring .\ lathcmatio with 1

1laU\tio (·1 ·ll-1 J B.t"< unccpb 111 proh.thil 

llV .md ,t.1ll\tiu, I .tpl.Kc cr,u1'fonm. f-ouncr 

.t11.tlys1<, .md <omplcx 'ari.tblcs \\ ith applrca· 

uuns. I )oc..·, not c..nun[ .1, .1 nujnr c:k·l.fih.' tor 

i\ l.11 hc·m.tucs 111.1jors. l'ra1•1r S.\J.! I] 

ur \,\/2.!2 

S\131 'i lntrodurnon 10 Partial Dilfercnti;U 

I quauom l-0- l I 111c tr equacion" ( audw 

prohbm, I .apl.Kc: .tnd l'rn"on niualloll\, 

bound.tr) '.tine problem" heat eqn.111011,, 

'>urr111· I 1ou\lllc problems, .md onhonorm.tl 

<"<p.tm1011s l'rmq. \,\/!I.! or.\.\/..!.!.! 

S.\0161 nginccring \!dthemaiics wich 

Probabilirv and )tatisuo. l-0-_,). Ba.\lc 

<oncepl' 111 prohahil11y .rnd 'tar!Sli<.,. 

hnrncr .1n.1h-'"· .md wmplcx v.tri.thlo 

wuh .tpplrc.u1011" Docs nm ~ou111 ·"a 1111or 

cleni\'l· li11 chc ,\ 1.tthem.Hin m.1Jnr. Prm·tr 

\,\/.! 12 or \,\/.!..!.' 

S.\U:?I lopic' in Applied ~lathcmatjc.s 

1-0 I lu111or I cl rop1..- 111 applied m.ul1 

cm.ui". l'hi: C<llllent \\ill \',In- in order tu 

keep .thrc l\l of nc\\ iJc.1' and .tppruache,. 

\.\I.HI \dvanccd Calculus I 1-1-0 !J. Rd 

rn1mlx·r 'cqucnc ... <..~ li111u' of ~t..'l)Ut..·no:~. 

hmu\ ot lunu1on,, t:onunutry prnpcnil·-, 

11f wnt111uou\ lnnc[lom, diff"rc1111.1bil11y. 

Ru.:nunn lrucgr.d -,crit"''• power ,crit:.Ci. 

,,,.,.,.,.,, \.\f'61 .111d ,\,\/291. 

'i\UJ 111 Real \n.uysis I ( 1-0-i). I lonor' 

· <'''"'"' of S.\l l 'I .111J \.\ 1332. /'rr-req. 

llppm1·.1' uf \ft11/1m1t11w /)epar1111m1 //,,110,., 

( 01/111/1(/~,. 

S\f:Ul i\d\Jnccd C1kulm Tl ('I 0-4), 

( onc11111.tl1on ol \ch 111cnl Calculm I. '><.-.: 

ocsc11p111111 of\\ l.U I lur wpil'. /'n:rr:q: 

1lrh·.1111 «d ( ,t/m/11< I 

)\l.Bll I llc'al An.1lysis II (+0--J 1 I lon1m 

""""" ol '1,\1 H2. f'r,·mr .tlppro1•,tl <>f 

\J,•1/re111 /),"/' 1'//lln// f fn1mf' ( nmm/fUt' 

'i\l.B•1 IJcmenc\ ofAd,.1nccd ( akulu' 

I () l !'ht\ lOltr'l' I> J C011[1J1U.lll1111 of 

'o.\ 1 U I. lngethcr thc <nurses wver logK. 

1ndunio11 wquente'- limn,, rc:al numhcrs, 

\\'tics. continuil\. d1tkrcntiahiliry. propcnic·s 

nl tont1111101" funuioll\, the: R1em.t1111 

lnccgral .111d po\\ct series. l'rm'tf .\,\/331 

S~l339 Applied Statistics I (J-0-3). 1\11 

.1pplicd 'll1<lv of .< 1 .me!'\ of stati1[1c.1I 

method' u,cJ 111 nht.unrng. pr.:,e1111ng. 

summ.1ming .ind .111al~·t1~g \tatisrical' 

rnl~>rm.ttion. lnduJcd ,trt' 11ratcgics for J;u,1 

wllcu1un .md prcsc:m.uion .. md redrniqucs 

of ,t.tti,[lt.tl infi:r<·rKt' for pupnl.llion, 

p.tr.tn1cccr.., basc:J on the ~oncepcs ot .... tnlpling. proh.1bilil'\· .111d dimibution ihenf}. 

/'rt'l'<''f·· \,\f2;Y,111tf );\1]6/, 

S\U'l2 Discrete Siruclllrcs 'l-0-'1 Found.t· 

lions .ind 111cihods of proof. C.omh111.1ronn. 

gr.1ph rhcof}. group chcory 'iclcut·d mpic1. 

l'r«req.· \. \/ /.!] or \,I fl 62 

S.\1.362 \lodem Algebra r'l-0-Jl. lncegcrs. 

group1. n1.1pp111g,, rings. fields. Praeq: 

\,\f.!61 •/I/ti\.\/..!')/. 

S.\ U65 Introduction to Scientific Com put 

ing (·1-0 1). C ompl1ter amhmcnc .111d errors; 

1lgori1ft111, .111J prngr.1ms for· 1tcr.H1n- 1olu· 

uon of t:qu.nion..,, lint"ar ~y~tcms of cc..1uat1un" 

func[lon .1pproximariom, numeric 1nrcgr.t 

cinn, and the numerical 'olnrion of ordinarv 

d11fcrcn11.tl cqu.mons; an 1mroduct1011 to 

programming. l'rt'l't'q. \,\/261. 

Sf\lq 11 Introduction to CornplexVariables 

( '1-0-3) ·\lgebra ;11td topolog)· of complex 

number,. l'lc:mcnt.tn li.1nu1ons. Complex 

dcnvati\\-.tnd intq~ral. Thrnrems of C1uchv. 

\11.uy1ic lirnctions. con!Orm;1} mapp111gs. 

I .11for and L1urent sc:ric:.. singulari11<-., roiduc 

tht"ry •• tn.dytic rnminuation.'Applic.111ons 

to real an,ilysis and physic-:i.I pruhlc1111. 

Prereq: \\1331 

SM I I 5 f\ lathematical Modeling of the 

Occ-ai1 and J\1mo1phere 11-0-31. \c:ctor 

,111alrm. h1uncr .11ulrs1>. p.trual diflc-renual 

cc1u,1t1om with cmphasrs on Mrca111 .md 

poicn11al lu1Knons. COll\c:rvacion of mass. 

wnscn·aation of linear momentum (Na11cr 

'itnkcs f·.qu.trions) in reuangul.tr coordin.nc 

W\lcms. u1e of,\ IA I LAB w M>lve .1pplicd 

problcms in oet"J.nograph\' and ml"tc·nrology 

/Jn·uq. \().1 f·i ar 1u·rmiss1o11 "fi11s1r11ctt1r. 

'>M 121 !Oprc.s in Applied \lathcm.uics 11 

( \ Cl ~). \l"llmr level wp1<:s 111 .tpplicd m;Hh 

Crtl.llll:S. rite ,ontenc \\ill \ ll\ 111 urdcr (() 

kc:cp thrc.1'1 nt nc\\ 1dt,L\ .tnd .1pprn.td1c,. 

S.\l 125 Atkmtcd 'umcric.11 Anah~" 

\.(). 3). Nu1111:nt.tl 'oluuon nl cqu.:uun' 111 

Oil<' .md -c\·c1.1I vari.tbk.,,, dirc:ll .ind i1c1.uivc 

Jlgonthnh. r.m.: of LOIWcrgc.:m.c..·. Comptw.:r 

mcl hod_.. c111ph.1Si1cd. l'rr:r,.q: ,\,\ /.! U or \, \/.!.!.! 

rmrl ),\I H far ,ippnmrf ojift'j1t1m111·111 r/11111: 

S~l 126 Numcrical Methods for Dincrcnti.tl 

&1u.11ions ( l-0-3) lmcrpnl.H1on and poh 

1101111.11.tpproxuna[lon,11umcnc.1l 1111cgr.111nn 

.rnd Jitfrrrnri.trion, numcrit.11 .1lgorirhm> for 

initi.d "tine: .tnd boundan '"1lul" prnblcms . 

l~-m·1r S.\f.!J.! or \.\J.!.22 '""'\:If> ii or 

"flf'rlll't7! u( dcp11r11111·111 ch,111· 

5\ I d9 Topic.sin 'tatistio. l-0-5). \cnior 

'"'cl <op10 111 >t.nirncs. Thc content will '.trv 

111 order to keep .thrt·a,, of Ill'\\ idc.1s .111d 

.1ppro.1chcs. l'rm·q: \,\fU9. 

SM 114 Discrete Strucrurcs II 0 0 3). 

l11p1t' 111 u1111brn.11oncs and gr.1ph thcnry. 

\11th .1pplic.111011\. LH111 >qu.ircs, lute.tr 

.tlgcbr.t .rnd wmbtn.Horic" finite pr<>fccti,·c 

pl.mes. rnpnlogic.t.I gr.tph chcof}·. R.1111\e~ 

chcnrv, rrcc:.\, Prereq: 'ii\134.! 

C,,\l 161 I incar Algebra J-0 'I' \'cctor 

sp.1ccs, line.tr traru.format1ons, Jnrd.m canoni.:.J 

form, mner produu 'P·"l"- l'rm·q: 'i,\f '61 

mu! \JIHI 

SM·162 Algebrak Strucrures ( 3-0-'l 

( ,roup>. ring" fidck C;tlo1' d1cof}·· 

l'rm•q· \"1\U6.! r111r/ \M331. 

SM 163 Topic.s in Analytical/Discrete Math 

emalics ( l-0· .l). Senior lc\'cl 1opics 111 pure 

111.11hem.H1C•. rhe COlllCnt w1l1 \'an· in order 

m keep .1brcast oi new idea.\ .md .tppro;tch"'· 

S\l 16'1 Topolog) 0-0-.3!. A marhcm.tltcal 

.uulv'is of 1opolog1eal spacc" scparar1on 

;txiorm. co\'errng propeme1 .• 111d mcrnc 

sp.ttcs. Comr 'iM l l2 

SM465 J\d\'anccd Differential Equ.ttions 

(j 0 3). lxrstcnce ;ind un1qucn.:ss of ,olunom to ordrn<try d1fferenual cqu.mons. 

S1.1bi liry, o>tilbcion, dynamic.ti spcc:1m. 

/'m,.q· \ill.! 12 or \J/2]]; ("mt \.\J.U.!. 

SM472 Projects in M,llhematio. (.Hl-J). 

!'hi' u>ur'c.: i' a c.:ap,tonc course fOr thc.: 

111a1hema[lcs 1r:ick of the m;ll hcmalll' major. 

'irndcnrs will read .111d makl' prcsc111.11inns 

on topics lk·u.:nninnl h\' chc.: in~trrn.tnr L .. 1c.:h 

~nu.knt \\:111 c.:omplctc .l prn1t.·u nn .1 topic.:. to 
Ix· .1grcnl upon h\ die msrruuor and -imkm 

\rudcrm "1ll pr<•\ent 1hc1r rc:,uh' m \H1tmg 

.md or.rll}- l'rrrrr/ //( ,\f,ul• \/,17ororttppmiwl 

o(tf,,. ,/''/'•llflllrtl/ c h111: 

)\11 ' I l'rnJnl\ in \pplicd \1.nhcm.uic' 

\ 0 ll I h" wur>e 1< .t c.1p,ronc Ull•rsc lor 

th<' .1ppl1cJ m.11hcm.111<..s tr.Kk ot the ma1hcm.111L' m.1101 \111dcn1' \\1ll t<'1<l ,111d m.rkc 

prcscnt.111011< on wprcs determined b1 the m 

<Utrctor l~1d1 '""lent \\11l u1111plcte .1 prnJ« t 

nn .1 top11i. ln l~ ,1grt:nl upnn h\ the 111,triu .. 

tor .. ,d studcnt \tudcrt' \\ ll 1uc'<' t the r 

re-uh, 111 \\ roung and or.rlh l'rrrrt/ //( \/,u/r 

\/.11or on1pproi.1' lJf 1l1r drp11rt111rm cl.ur 

'>.\.rn..! \n.rh "'of '\.l\.11 l.1uit1 l; 2 1) 

\ iuct1or lmi<Jll<'S of m<Kld 

111g .ind q.1.111111.111\c .m.1h'1s .1pp1·.d to 

spec he n.I\ 11opcr111on 1l pmhlcm1, rndud 

111g search 'lei p.11rol <crccnrng •• 11111 .tr 

\\,rrf.irc n1111111g. «q111pm<11t rd1.1h1 It\ Jml 

dccmon rulc'S I >ot'S not tmmt as m.11or clcL 

me •or ~l.1thcm.111u, m.11or,. l'rrrrq \ \1239 

or \.\/2JO 

\.\.\6- lncrnduuion co \1.11hcm.111c.1l \loJ 

d1111' ~ lis m, o 

ol mrhtan 11 tcrc<t, .ire turmul.11cd r11.11h 

cm.1tlt.ilh .rnd \Ol\<d usmg 1<'Ch111qucs lrom 

prob.ib1ht1 staumcs, t.tkulus .md drllacru.il 

cq11.1tmns I he an.1h sos 1s 1...1rncd 0111 ll\ <tuJcnts 1wrkm~ 111 :11 I tc rrns .md 11ult1 du 1 

h \olutmm .uc pr<"Scntctl 111 or,1l 1H111t<'<hn1 

..:al hm ting> .md 111 \Hltlc'.l 1<'.chnrc.11 r<port,. 

l'rt"req \ \f.! l<J or 5 \f.!'$0. 

124 

).\ 1() I I inc.ir \loJcl, .111d Optim11.11ion 

l l'lwmg.iuon of fundJmcntals of 

hne.tr npl1r1111 ... 1111m suhJcU ro (olls.lr.111ns. 

111dud111g com1nr, 11011 .md ,111.11~ m of luw.ir 

proi;r.1m1m11g Jnd ncmurk problems l'rrreq 

\.\/2(,/ 

\ \ ·101 I h n.unrt .111d 'itochJ,lit \lodcl< 

\ () \1 Jn1cmpl <II of ljll 11111,fhH ,11 .. 1Jp15 

of J<'Cmon op11ons. 111dud111g l'f RI l l'\I, 

d)n.1111K prngr.11nm111g, .\1.111<m charm 

.111d qucumi; thror) \pplic..m1:1s to I\ ptul 

opua1101•s arc mcs\CCI l'rrreq \.\1219 or 

\,\f.!Wmul ~.\1261 

\.\·1I0 ,\pplic.nin"' of '>eMth .111J I ktcL· 

tum I hcul') 0 0 \ ( , '" :d1 r.mom tn pKk 

mg J m<"asurc oi dTectl\ cress .\I< ) I , for usc 

111.111.1h11ng delhlUn opt1<Hl\ ,11uJ dc..·('1,1011 

crncnon arc studied I hc Joe." ot the ~oursc 

t< thc .111.1ln1s ot S<"arch .md dctl~lloll opcr.1 

t111n' p.mtcu!.uh .is the\' arnc m anti suh 

mannc opcuuons, m ng prolub1l11) moJds 

l\.mrrr dctccunn .. HcJ <earch and p.ualld 

s" ccp 01l('r~110'1s models .ire Je1 loped 

\dd111011.1l to(lll< n 1"11nc \\,1rt.uc, t.irgct 

COHr.1gc models, .mu m watl.uc, .md target 

"11011011 uuhm ma1 he picked for stuJ1 b, 

tlw lll>tn1tto1. ( r•d1t c.rnnnt he g11e:1 for 

bOlh \,\ \02 .1·1,J \.\.,I 0 l'rrrrq \ \f2W 

ur \.\f!W. 

S.\ 111 '.'>imulJtinn ,\lodcling {'-0-l). 

)1 1!..11011 ot S\'\tcms mmg .1 

mnul.111011 l.111g11.1gc. Includes random 

number gc11cr.111on 1ahdatmn and \Cnhu1101' ot s1mu mom, mput .ind output .bt.1 

J11.1 1

\ ''" ~cmcstn proJCllS are done .1S pJrt 

mahm tcam. l'rrrrq. \/lfH9 

S.\ 1 lO logr<tin 3-0--\). lmouganon of 

quL"S of opcrauons ,u1.1ln1s .1pplat.tblc 

to th<' solunon of problems m rd1abil1t) 

111.11m,un.1lnluv, .11.ul.1hilm· and lllH'llt(lr\'. 

l'wmr \ \f2:l'J 

\.\ 112 ~pplicd S1.11i,1in II {'-0 H. 

1mu.111on of':l~13~9 that mdi.:dcs 

('X.1111 nanon, e1aluanon and .1ppl1<a11on ot 

cl1 anccd \tat1st1....U methods. I i:chmqucs 

Mud1t-d mdud<' s.1111pl111g. nonp.r.imemc 

aniysis. "lllf'k· md rnuluple rcgrcmnn, 

corrcl.111011 .mah-sis of v.ir1.111cc and dccmon 

1hcory /'rrrrq: \\fJ39. 

<., \ 1-51 Rc,car<h Semmar in Quantit.11i1c 

I tonomi<' ( ~-0 i D1 :ctcJ rl"SC.1rch 

on a spcuht topt<. ( apstonc course for 

l)u.1n111.1111t· ) .._on .. rnK< ma1ors. I mpham 

on cmpmc.11 "nrk usmg cnmput<"rs. 

l'rrmr //( 5QI 1111110' 
D

e

p

artm

ent 

of O

ceano

graphy 

Ocea

nograp

h) 7' 

l

ajor 

!"he Uce.lllU!,\f,lplw major gl\'e' iUllJre n;l\,tl officers practical and theorellcal knowlnlgc of ti1t" Ocean 

en' ironmen1 .rnd build, .1 '<rnnd academic tiiundacion for future graduate ,rud\ 111 .Ill\ techn1c.1l 

d11upline An 1nccrdi"1plin.1n ,cienct• n1.11or, nu:anogr.1plH 111\'oke, the ,rudy of meteorolot,')'· 

genpll\ '"'· phy,ic-. d1em"1n, bioloro .111d geology .1, 1he~ rdare to tht· ocean en\'lronmenr. 

H.1,ic tnur'e' 1111he'e .ireas .ire prerequisite' tor more .1d,,111ced occ.111ngraphY ,ind meteorology 

wur't''· \mdent' 1.1kc courses 111 'ound propag.Hion in the ocean. the ,llld\' of w,\\'C' .md 1ides •. 111d 

1he u'c ol ,,udlitcs 1n oceanogr.1pl1". A cotme in ad,anccd biological nce.rnograph~ offer- J gl1111pse 

nl 1he underse.1 \\orld .111d its 111.mne cre.1111r.-s, wnop11t meteorology courses in\'oke hands-on 

\\e,11hl'r forl't.Ming experience u'ing 1he l.unt tools .n.11l.1ble. \lore 1h.1n 2'5 percent of chc required 

rnur'c load i' within the occanograph~· speci.1lrY. Orht·r courn.•s 111cludc ad"anced mathematcc" 

neu:ss.tr\' ro describe 1he complex beha' ior of lluid en\'lronmenrs. \ h.1chdor of science degn:e 1s 

.m.irdcd. An honors progr.1m "ith a de"gn.Hl'<l honor' dt'gree' ;n .ul.1ble lor sdeued ,rudent;. 

I he ~.n.11 r\c.1drnn ho.1st\ 1he 1110,1 cxct'ml\l' underg1.1du.uc oceanogr.1ph1c talilitics in che country. 

l.oc.1ted on a pier .1d1acent to the mouth ol the '>ewrn Ri\'er. rhe Hendrix Oce.mogr.1phv Labor;uury 

i' .1 mulri funuion endosu1t" fc.uuring ;1 Wl't l.iborarory "here ;cmlcms study the world\ large't 

C\lll.U\·, the ( hl's.1pc.tke BJ\ ~ liJshipmcn h.1\ e the opporruniry to pa1 ticip.H« in .1 three-week 

nc<.1nogr.1ph~ cruise during thl' 'ummcr tra111ing period. !"he .icademp oceanogr.1ph1c research 

\e"d l'nable\ midshipmen w tolll'L! ,,1111plcs .111J occ.1nogr.1phic data alloar .rnd ddi"cr them co 

the 

dep.mmcnt\ 'horc bbs. 

1\ nother l:ihor.uon complex in Ricko\'el I lall homes the geologic.ii. 

b1ological. dicmic.11, general nce.111ograph1t .ind remocc 'cming labo1Jtorics. A 'epar.m: 111crcurolog1-

c.ll l.ihoratory h.1' an on· lint" rt'u·1,·er ro d"pl.1) charrs from rhc '\.monal Oceamc and Armosphenc 

\dm1111srr.mon .mJ the '.,t\ .11 \leteorolog) .md Oceanogr.1phy Comm.ind. direct .1ccess ro the 

\\'orlJ .\ll'teorn

logical Orga1111.nions darn ne

twork, a lOlor weather ra

dar 

d ispla\', .tnd a high 

rc,olution 'atellitc relt'lvc·r 111 of which c.111 he .icccssed \'1a computer worbtanom 'i1uJe111s llSl' 

.111 ol the,e focil111e' in rl'qutrl'd course' a' wdl .1s 111 their dcctl\·es. 

Curr

i

culum 

R

equir

e

m

ents 

In .1ddmon to tl1" requm:ml'nts of plebe yc.ir) 

l'rol~·"mn.11. '- I 205. 'xU02. 'll 100, Nrs.;2<H. NS.~10. '1'>40X. \ l.uhem.111c' \\1221. '>\1219 \\1212. \\nl 10; 

'illllt< 'il'211 \1'212 'il'1ll 

}ful'l.ll1llle\ J IJ 

121'\ 

}fl 121(> .111J {\\'() dclll\'<'.' 1nclud

1ngonc ar the rnOf.\00 lc\d; 

I ng1nccr111g. I '\200. I 

\ I 100. H 30 I. I· H02, I 5.~00. I '>.KiO. and .1 free dcrnvc: 

\ 1.1jur: \{) 1 'I \02.~4 <;( P H \0.ll'5, \0·1 I l. SO·J I 6 plus four 111a1or dcct1vcs. 

125 
On:.1nogr.1pln ( our\C\ 

\O.!.! I lntr0<l11tt1011 w Ou·.111ni:mph~ 

I 0 \) \ dt''.'K 01p1 I wur d{'S1g11nl to 

pro\Jd1,; lll U\d"\I{\\ ol 'ilgn tu.JIU OCl.1110 

grJplnt ~icturs 11d t'lcor 1111p tct on cngmttr 

"'" '"'llt.111Cll1' nY1'1''f \01 \( )( 11/il/0'1 only. 

'>0' 11 C.cncr.11 ( )u.·.1110i:r.1pl" I (' .'! 4) 

\ .:. · "P' H ur>q ol md 1111rodu<tton to 

g<'ologK •• l. d•cn•1<.1 .111d pl11 \It.ti t><.cwogr.o 

pl" ( OllfSt LOlltClll <p.1m \llhrcth sud1 

,I\ Sl 1 f

1

nor \prt.·.u.I n~, prop<.·111n nd 

lUl11flO\ll on of \l J" ntr 1nd rn.can l.llrn:nt.s 

.md \"1t« nia"c' \ h1stom.1l pu•1x'(.ll\t " 

pro\ H.ki.I. I lhor,thlr\ CXC"l!..ISl~ (IHllCIHr.llc 

nn ( hts.1pc-.tkc Ha' p.1r.11m1os .1s \t'l\nm 

l'rrr.-q 11011( 

\().!I I <.cncr.11 Ott'.t11ogr.1ph~ II !.'! .'! I, 

( 01\flll\I{\ lllll<kh1ctHHl to ph\SIL.11 occ lnog 

r.1pl11 "nh empha_\ls on the lnt<'.filLtluns ol 

phHlt.tl P""-'~ Ill tht oceans gt'Olog1< 

h1nlo •rc.11 and thcm1<.tl \t<l1mcfl' d1 trthu 

tann. th.1r.1.i<11strt\, d.1's1ht.1t1on .rnd scdt 

n1t:nt iuon pro1..C"S~ rn.1nnC' \llk .. 111 s.m md 

J1.1gcnt 1s ,l•cn K propcmc' of sc.1 " ucr 

'lt 11 tn:lc' 11 d dmr bntaon of numtnl 

.uu.I g.t.M."' 111 till O'-..C'Jll\; n1.u111c produ1...t1\ 

m d1H•\lt) .uul thc str.11cg1< cmplulcd 

h' l>r<Klmmm dl\cr m 11•J t'ic str,m-gtcs 

c,1plmcJ h\ 111.mnc org.um1m .m 1ndudL"tl ,.,...,,'! \()})/ 

'10.! 11 B."" \tmmph<"ric l'rt><.c'''" 2 .'! ~I 

\n 1 11roductof\ coursed 1gned for O(c;lll 

01;r.1ph1 m.1111"· "\\l'll .IS thmc llltl'Tf,tetl rn 

tak 11g ,1,h .tn<c"tl n ctt•irnlngtC.tl clC<taH"> I Im 

course 1r,a1 tltt h.mt me "''rologu . .-. '.rn 

.1hlC\ mJ 111,tnnncrm used lor 111110,phtrll 

JllC'".blHl llCIH~. pli\ 11 .... 11 pro<.l".S~""\ go\l'(rtlllg 

thc sun t":tnh ummphc•c therm.ii SHt<m 

b.t\lt nmosphcrtC thcnno<.h n.1m1_., the 

chc1mt.1l .111d lt111pcr.n11r< •lm•tttrl' ol earth, 

a1111mphc re, dnnd .u1d I"" 1p11.1111>11 pl11 '1t.1I 

prt•u ""· h.1s1c .ummphcm corrnlauons .rnd 

atui111p.1m mg \\t n'lcr .1ml dm• Ill< p.oatcrns, 

.1.5 \\ell a.~ Jn 11nr11du"'uon 10 l.on1mon nu 

rcorolo1;1c.1l ... i.u.1 produu ... ll'A·d 111 \H.uh ... ·1 

U' 11\ "'I~ dnd pn:d1ct1on l>rt-r,-11 n1),Jt' 

\0115 lkt".rnogr.tphic Jnd \1c1rnrolngit.1I 

Qu.111111.ttl\t' \1c1hnd 2 ' II \ cnur'c 10 

fcn1' tu p1<1<.luc1> .rnd d.1t.t\Ca. that 

.1.rc " 1u.1nac m <K c.mogrph' u•J n ctcoroloro 

and tcd11quc' lnr ,,,1111pul.11mg die dat.1 10 

.1trJH .11 .1 butc1 <jll.llltH.Hl\1.: t11tdl·r,1.111d111g 

ao the o«am ,111d 1hc atmosph<rc f'rrrrq 

\ \/.!.!/ '0.!H .md \0211 

'I() I 15 ,\tmo,phl'fic I ht'rmod) n.tn>ll \ 

~ A "u<li of the tht:rmc><h n.tlllfL ,mJ 

k1nem HI< propcrnc' of the .mnosphcrc. 

1ndud111g ohc dlcch nl 1cmpcr,111rrc, n1111mm 

.md "111tl I"'"-"''"'· tntroducc~ tl~c force' 

rt">pormhlc for Jtrnmphcrrt 'ltntJons I Im 

«•urst uses thcrmoJ\ nant1L d1.1gr.um lor 

,1n.1hrn1g \Crtarnl pruhk ... ol 1mmphcrrc 

\JI 11hlt:-, .is \\Cl .is u1mcntrun.1I .mJ 

rcmotch 'cmcd data to n.tlHc horizontal 

dMrrhutaons uf llltteorologu:.11 field . 

"""'! \(}}./I 

\() l 1511 I loa11m \tmo,pht'fi< I hl'rmo· 

th n.uniu ( \ 2 4) ( our'c 1s .m ,1d,ancccl 

\CTSIClll of\( )'I 15 for honor moJcntS .111d 

1ntlud" l.ihorJtor\ cxcroscs wl11d1 \\I m.1kc 

ntcnsl\ e use of the \ ktlJ~ tompu1er '''ten 

.rnd appl1c.111um '><Jlt\\,trl" fnr mctcoroloS) 

/'1, ny \(}] 11 

\() 1 I I Occ.onoc .rn<l Atmmpheric Pn><.t ... Ln 

1 ) fJmi.11nt1·t~ cqu.mom ol 111011011 

gmemmg the d\ 11.111110 ul <jU.tS1·hnn1<>Ptal, 

trn"uJ anJ \lscuu' lhnd tlo\\ on thc rot.111ng 

<.m'1 arc dC'"\elup<."<I. \,ak JI .ih st"\ of the 

h.ist< l•ulrothn.1m1c cqu.11 om are med to 

1Jc11Ut} ton.t"' rc~pon\. llc: for n1uuon .... of n 

tcr"'t lhsac mrmtrital modeling tc'\:ht11<1u"' 

for both <Xe:ttl , anJ atmo phent pr<><.C<.\C'"\ 

·~ -·· J l l'rrrrq. \0 lf"i mul \11/j II() 

'>0116 \\'a'<"' .111<l lidc, c2 .'! ' I h, 

f '' lllf,1u, 1111cw 11 and wptllan 

\\.l\CS \\a\t ".name.' Jnd 'pcctrum, prrn 

upk"> of "·" foret.1,1111g. tade gem r.11111g 

loru'\ .mJ 11d.1I prnlittrnn sco,h"'· lx>rcs 

and mrgt'\ Jrc m.11hema11c.1lh .mah-1c-J 

I~ \(1 1 1 

'iO 1.!.! , c,mhorc ct·anog r.1ph~ !.'! .'! ll. 

I 1 It occano!'-• pl rcgrmc from 

mt contrncnt.11 shdf hrc;11; to the intcmdal 

/Olll and lo.1st.ti dunl".'\. ( nn<.cnH .Uc.'\ on 

... 11.1110\\ \\.lh:r \\.lH". \Urf .Uh.I hc.-.11 •. h prth..(,'\(''· 

I ncludc:, a J1stu,s1nn ol u1."1.1l m.rn.1gcmc111 

md rng.n<"errng procedures l'rrrrq. \{ J2 lJ 

/Jr\().> >J 

\(} 1.!6 Pol.tr Ckc.mogr.iph~ {.'! .'!· l) 

u I '"to < 1ch <met' tht hastor) 

ol polar nplor.111011 ·"\\di·" the phlSlt.tl 

O\L,lllngrJphy .md mc:trnrnlog,\ nf the pol.ir 

rtg1ons "uh p.1m,11lar cmphasts on tlic role 

of sc.1 Kc 111 glob.ii warmmg stud1t'S. ( urrcr11 

I loll pol.tr program, will Ix f<'\tc\\cd 1ndudmg 

dw lnllo"'tng: Dc·q> I rt'l."ll'. l111crn.uio11.1l I"· 

l'atrul .utd :-\.t'1 opcrauon' such"' I< I :\ .111J 

JI \\l\\ORK l'mrq .'022/or\02!/ 

'10 12- lntrn<luuion 10 [ \tuJrinc 0<t'anog· 

r.1ph\ l l· 'l I he pin 1c.il, gcolog1c.al Jnd 

htnlog1L I .l<JlCt.ts of the "'mannc cm iron· 

mc1•t .uc srnd1nl l.ahor uon "-.sum>, "hach 

1ndudc) 1' .n.1scs .md f1clJ mps. locus on 

pr.1L11wl .tnd h mds-011 apphw11ors Im 

ronmcm.11 i;sucs suc.h .is \\,Her qu.tlm anJ 

1><111111 um •re .lrscusscd I he use ot numenwl 

models as .1 1ool 1s ('Xplorcd Prerrq ~0221 

nr \0'H 

'>0 1 \I 1-r" ironmcnt,11 Remote '>emang 

' ' \ \n men IC\\ >f raous 

pl.ttlorrns .1r<l sensors curretl!t) m use md 

pl.mncJ. I he dt"<troll' 1gnc11c. >JlCctn.m .rnJ 

r.1d1.n1011 I."" ,orr npl.uncd c\ppl1tJt1om ex· 

crct<t"> gl\c 'h 111d.s-on cxpcnentc \\Uh image 

!"'" rssmg S) >terns. l'r.-rrq 50221 or \()lJ I 

'-,() t n Gt'ogr.1phic.1l lnlorma1ion '>HlCm\ 

' ' I} l lflcrs a g<'ncral prcscn ,1 

the h.nd.11nc111 ls ol hvJrograph1< sun'C'"\ 

mg rncluJrng gcodCS\, pra.ts< posmonmg 

•llo.11, error thcon, dcpih mca-.1ucmem 

11dal ohscn.i11ons Jrd sl10rclrnc m.ippmg 

Inc course .ndud<-s prirnwl Jppliuuons 

of h\<lrogrnph1c SLnC\ ng methods l'rnrq 

\( J.!21 or \().! 11 

<,()If I '>\110ptiL \1ctcomlo~ 12 2 \1 J\ 

pr .l< IC t"l mctcorologtwl .111.tl\. 

"' and torcc.1mng as appl cd to opcra 

uonal pl.mnmg. \ 'ancn of rnl'teorolog1t.tl 

d;u.mrcams ,,, ul.iblc 111 the tomputcnzcJ 

Mctcomluro l.Jhoramn trc used to mah-ze 

and prc<l1tt the atrrtnt and luture st.ne uf thc 

.i•rnmphcrc l'rrrrq S().! 11 

'>0 I 12 I ropitJI \lctt-omlo~ (l·l ~) 

ody ol tht •1x:u.tl l'""-"'sc' .tlfntang 

mt tcorologic.11 .mah''' and lortx.istmg 

m the trop1<s, 1nduJ111g satclluc tmagcn 

.uuh-sl\, "uh pamcubr cmph.tsts on humtanc 

or t\ phcKlll ptl"C:l1ct1on. Ln.:.umn. rtlll\C"1ncnl 

.md dc-...1~. l'rerrq \( J.! 11 

\0 I 15 Gloh.11 ( limJtc (lunge (2-Z. l) 

t .loh ti dun.Ile p.1'1 .md prt-scnt " t'X.Ulllllcd 

lrom the: mc><.lcrn rcLurds um1g ... udlut-s, 

landlS<":I ohscr>.111ons "c cort'5, <"IC. I >1tfer<111 

gloh.tl .h.rngc model seen.mos .tr< prcscntc-d 

rnd d1,cm,,·d lor future· d1m;11,·. Lmh 

\\ .nd1 '""' s111d1t'J .tr< present Ja\ di matt' 

tnptLs, ,u,h .lS the l hone I lolc, (,rc:~nhousc 

I tfc'\.t .111J El :\mo. Pmrq \02./4 
S0·15 I Biological Oceanography ( 2-2-j), 

\ 'tuJv ol pattern' .111d uinccpt' of biologi 

c.1J produ<tton 111 d1c ocean. Lmph.i'i' is on 

the mcegratton ol 1hc b1olngtc.1I .111J phy,ical 

ell\ 1ronm<·nt. l~1boraton mcluJcs 'tudcnt 

pl.mncJ -rudi<·' .m<l ... nnccplllal ncru-.·s. All 

.l\pCU\ of the lOUhe ernpha\llC thl• USI.: or 

v.1r1ou' knowlcJgc .ire." co solve a problem. 

f'rat'lf \()]J·/. 

50 46 1 Geological Ou:anography (2-2-3). 

l111roduu·' m.1r1nc gcolog1 ... allgcophy,ic1I 

in,trtrn1cnt.mon. theon, J.11.1 collcctton, 

.111.1ly'i'. interprer.1tion ',111d applications. 

Cconwrpholog1. structure, petrology. 

'edimelll.l!ion, \tr.11igraphy, ong111 .111J 

dc\dopmcnc or <>ce.111 basim .md margtn< 

.tr<' examined in light of chrnry of plate 

tc1.tonic,. Pr.11.ti<.il srndies ul the 

( hcs.tpeakc !:lay .Hl' pan of the laboratory 

work. l'rt'Teq. S023·i 

SOi-o Capstone Seminar ( ~-0-5). ·\ wursc 

for S( )( nl.11or' to prov1di: gu1d.ince on the 

t<lll\tnt<tion or the C:ap\Cnnc !'aper and the 

or.11 prcsem.u1011 of d1c Cap,tonc l'.1pcr. The 

course \\ti! include background readings and 

(urrc,punding di,cussiom. and mstrucnon 

on 'cicntifk \\rtttng and prc\enta1ion !"he 

t:our'e dumin.Hc' in ch,· proJuuion of the 

C.1p,m11c Paper anJ chc or.1! prescnr.ttion 

of d1c Cap"onc Paper. Four vcrsllln> of chi, 

wur;c ;trc offered: ~0-1"'0A C:apMonc >cminar 111 Biologic:il (kcanographv. ~0-i"'OB 

(Jpsmnc seminar in (,eok>gy and C.eogr.1phical lnform,u1on \r,rcmo. \O·i70l 

Cap'1onc scm1n.u in \ leceornkig). ;rnd 

\l H"'OD l .1pstone seminar 1n 

l'h1·sic.1I Ou:anograph). Praeq. //(' 

Ocemrography I l111nr. 

50 503 I lo nors Modern Med10ds in 

Ocea nography and Meteorology (2· 2- ~). 

Statistical methods ;111d ceclrnique' applied to research topic>. oceanngrnphtc and 

lahoratorv inscrunll-'llt~nion. ren1ore sensing 

anJ machcmacK.11 modding. Discussion of 

currenr research mp1..:s. Prepare' studencs co 

undcrc.tkc independent rt:J>c.u.h 111 oceanography or mcteorolog}- l'raeq: l/C Homm 

Ou'tlnngmph)' 1\lrljOT. 

50 505 Honors Independent Research 

(0-6- ~). Independent research in occanugrnplw or mctcorolog} on .1 rnbjeu of the 

•ritdenr's choice, cu lmin;11ing in .1 written 

report and .1 prncn1a1inn 10 1hc foc11lcv. 

l'r<'1wr \"050.J t111d \OCH m11JtN: 

50506 I lo no rs I ndcpendcnt Research 

(0-6-3) Independent research tn 01.eanogrph} or meteorology on a sub1cu of chc 

sruc.knt's choice, t:ul1111nating in a \\Tiltl"n 

report and prescnt.Hion co the facult} 

l'rm·q. 50503 t111rl ~·ocH "''IJ"r. 

5 0 5 13 Honors O ceanic and A1mospbe ric 

Processes 0-2-fi). Course is an advanced 

version of '>0<1 I I for honors 'tudencs. 

1'1't·rt•q: ),I/ l/ /() 1111d )0Jq5/-f . 

50 5 16 Honors Waves and Tides (2-2-3). 

C:ourse is an advanced version ol-504 16 

for honor srudencs. l'raeq: \D5 I 3 mul 

\(}(If J/lrl)Or. 

IT 
Departmenl of Physics 

Physic.s Major 

I he m.11or progr.1111 111 ph) 'iL' prc,clll' fundamenral plwsical concept' and principle, in rnch .1 

manna ,1, w c:mph.1,i1c: rhc1r ge11cr.1l usdulness and lays a 'lrong found.uion for funhcr work in 

.1 bro.id r.1ngc of 1cd1n1c1I tldd,. l"hc d1allcngc of phnics lie' 111 uniting it, l.1ws .ind dcfiniuom. 

CXj1fc"cd through m.uhcnutic,, with 1hc 1111cgrative reasoning so c"cn1i.1l 111 modeling and soking 

Ill'\\ problems. A b.1Lhclor of 'Licncc degree is a"arded. 

'>nml' of d1l· 111pils 11ca1c:d 1n d1t sc·qucncc of courses .ire the ortg111. prop.1g.mnn .111d reception 

of w,1\'cs of .111 kinds, field wnccpts. rhcory of rdam·1n'. mechanic>. d.:urom.1gnctiL thcon and 

qu.1mu111 l11t'th.111its. :\II arc ,ruJit•d with rhc object of dt"vdop1ng an opl·n·mindcd and crca1ive 

.1ppro.1th 10 1hc pln·,ilal "orld and problem solving-an approach inuc;isingk imporran1 co chose 

\\ho will hl· lhl lc.1dcr' in 1ht '\av1· of tht' fucurc. The plwsics major is t'Xcdl.:111 background for mosr 

of the 111.11or t.Hccr p.uhs in the: L.S. \Ian and l\larine Corps. Recent m.1jor graduate' ha"c chosen 

1hc nudc.1r po\\L'r prow.1111, :-.:a1·1· air, surface line and thi: :--lanne l.orps. Opponuntries for work 

to\\,ud .llh.111ll'd d<'grccs .1rc .1vatl.1hlc w qualified ph1•s1C5 maiors prior 10 gr.idu;uion, immedi.ircly 

aflct g1adu.11ion .111d l.11cr 1n 1hcir L.ITcers. 

In pln·sits, l.1hnr.11on "ork 1s c:111ph.1s11cd ;rnd smde111s will h.1w .Klc" ro <'igh1 l.1hor,uorie' for 

rcgul.1r tow,c:wo1k .llld rl''L'.trth 1ha1 include special facilities for .Klll1'ti<s .. 1romil plH·s1cs, nuck-ar 

pl11sits, l.1,cr np1tL' .l!ld 'ol1J ,1,uc physic,, There arc also four faculn rcse.irth l.1horarories. J phowgraphac J.1rkroo111 .rnd wdl c:quippc:d m.td1i11c and dec1ronics shops. \ l.11or 111\lru111e111s include a 

l'cllc1ron .1ccdcr.nnr, an 8-111d1 Clark refracting rdcscopc and .1 20·inth rc:Hccting tde,copc. an anechoic d1.11nlwr. dc:c1mn 111.1gne11c resonance and nucle.1r magnetic rc:"m.111ce facili1ic,, high resoluuon 'pc:urogr.1phs, \·r.1\· dilfr.1ctro111ctcr, fcmcosecond and picosccund bSL·r systems, a superconducting 111.1gnc1, .1 hclium dil111io11 rdrigcraror, variom cryogenic \\'Stcms .ind numl·rou' microcomputers 

for s111Je111 use 1n da1.1 colkuion and proccssing. 

Curriculum llcq11 ircmcm1s (In aJJmon m the requ1rcmc111s of plebe rear) 

l'rnfrnmn.d. NI 20.'1, NL .l02, NL•100, NN204, 1 S310. NS,10X; 

\l.uhc:111.111cs; )1\12 f 2, '>1\1221; 

( {u111.t111lleS. 111121 'i, 1111216 and !WO electives including one ,I( che rno/.~00 lcwl; 

L nginl't'nng: l I ~()I, I I '102, I 1200, Lt\ 1300, ES300, L\'160~ nud1c111attl>, sc1c1Kc or cngint't'.nng c:h:nve 

\lajur: Sl'221, Sl'212. \1'226, Sl'.l2'1, 'iP3T. SP53J. SP542. SP'l25. Sl''l'il. ~1''152. Sl'+14, plm two 

plwstt> dcLllVcs; 

01hc:r: \l.Hh1 ">ticnll·/Lnginc:cring dc:cttvc and one free dccuvc:. 

128 
Phr~ cs ( ourses 

'ii' ll J C.enei-.il Pln>1c.\ I ( '\. 2 1, rhe hN 

ol .1 t\\U wuN· '<'<J;Jcntc emph.<.,11111g the 

lund.1111cm.1l pnncipk-. ol d,t,,ic.aJ phv"c' 

.111J 1111mJ11u:.1 \,tneri ul .1ppliwtion,. lop1c.:.:. 

mdudc 111cd1.u11c,, ck'\.tnutY. magncmm, wan 

1111111011. ll111th, "'unJ .u1d liglu. J <'.llllll.,,, rcctt•l 

11nn,, h.md,·on l.1hor.1torit"" anJ l.ug,~ .... 1le 

dcn1nr1'!r.mnn htur<.., .m· ,·mplo~c.J. l'rr-r"'/: 

S< 1121Jr W f)J, <.omr t\M221or.\\f22JI 

or \,\/251 m ''/'/'"''''" t1rlq1am11,·111 d1m1: 

Sl'2 J 2 Gener.i.l PhniQ 11 ( '1-2-'l ) ( .omin11-

mnn of \1'2 I I 'x.;,Sl'.:?11 dt....:npnon !or 

lOJ"' '· l'rl'fl't(- (\!'211 or \/'221) or .1pproml o( 

tlrn 1rt111r11/ 4 /1,111: 

'il'.!21 Ph, ,icil ,\lechaniQ I ('\-2-'l). ,\ tim 

'"''"'' 111 d.L\\ILtl mci.:h.1111c> !or ph)."'-' m.11ors. 

:\'"'tom l.1"' .ire applied 10 pamck-. .1ml 

'' smns ul p.m1dt". I· 1ll'l1~· and momemum 

method' .11t• tk"\dopt.J. Appli.:annm 111duJe 

\llllJ'k. d.nnpt'<!. .md Jri1<·n harmonic motion 

·"\\ell ;t' gr.ml.Ilion and orbital motion. <.on•q: 

\Af n I ""'/'/'ro"il o/dq.,,m11m1 clwi: 

\ I' 2.U IJcuricio and 1\ lagnctism I ( '1-2-'l). 

\ lmt cottr\C 111 declrllll\ .111d magneusm 

tor pl11"''-' m.11nrs, "nh an empha.m on the 

c11net'!'l' ol lidJ, .1nJ p<.>tt•ntial. Till' course 

.uln• n.llt'S 111 the lom1ul.11iun of :--1.Lx\\dJ',. 

n111.mon,. l'rt-mr V'221 "' \1'211 

51'226 Heu. \ound anJ Light '\-2-1 ). ·\ Jirsr 

, (U 1N.:' on tlic.: h L\IL con1..t.:pl~ of thcrnl<>d) nan1 

1c,, .1wLl\ll<>, .mJ optic., for physiu nujnrs. 

lnpre> indudc· heat engin<!'. rcfiigt:rators, cosmolo~ the Doppler dfc'\.1, lx-ac., 'hotk waw,, 

lhlllh, Jen"~· tck'\lop<...,. pol.1ri1.acion. irucrkr-

<llct: .ind ditlr.1tt1on l'n-mr \1'211 tJr.\1'221 

SP.10 I \ loJcm l'hysie> 0-0- 'I). An 1111r0Jut 

r 1rn. 10 ch, d1t:nn1..."" of rd.10\11~ .md qu:mtun1 

ml'di;um->. l np1c..' mdndt: rcluivi.,tic mc-dunit\. 

hl.1Ckhody 1.1d1.1tion. ""'c:-p.1mde Juali1y, the: 

llohr rhml\, <j1L111t11m phcnomcn.1. nudc:ar Jt."Cl)' 

• d ""I u ll"' non.s. Hrreq. \P2/2or 'i/'226. 

\ P I I 0 \ \trononn· (~-0-'1). Thc: lunJ.1menc.tls 

nt oHllllelfH\ .I~ .1 ph~·\i<..al ~il"nCe. 'lll"\C:)'IOg 

t~t l llJ\t:fX hnrn the ,ol.u \"'\\£C'm!-i through 

'tell.tr, pl.1et1c .mJ e'I r.1gal.iwc a.munom} 

. 111d. o"n"l"K'· l'rrrr1r \/'211 .md .\/'.! 12 

'il'.12·1 Pin 'i"' of the \torn I Ll->1). An intro 

tllll Hnn to. the.: tiH..'Of\' of t.llMJHum lllt..'(h.1niu,, 

\\llh cmph.1'" on the ,1.ui,11c1l inccrpr.1.uion. 

lnp1" 1ndudt• "mple W\ll"ll1', ma1hem;1t1c.1l 

Jonn.1(i,1n, l\\'Jrogl·n .nrnn •. md angul.u 

nomcmum. 1.,,.;yq: \/';}-, \/'.)}} \,\/212; 

( on·q \f'j5/ or\ \13/ I 

'>P3r l\\cntieth Cemun Phn ic.' ( ~-0-.)). 

\ 'tud, ol the dc'\·dopmcr;t of phnic' 111 the 

f\\t.:lllll'th u·ntu~. with p.1nicubr am.:ntion 

gl\·rn Cll rcl.111\it~· thmry. ljU.mtum thrnry •. md 

awmit plw''<' I'rt7rtf. ~/'221,md \1'226. 

33.3 Ph1'\ictl 1\,lcch.111ie> II (·t ·O ll \n mtcrmc'l.harc t~ur.... 111 plll'stt.tl 111Li.:h;mic' Im php1c' 

nuiors. \;c'\\ronian. I l.1111ihoni.m .. md Ligrang1.1n mech.u111.-' \l tth 'J"-"Cl.tl cmph.b" on the 

<.cntral loru.· problem and nonineni.tl rdl:n:nce 

framcs. l'n7l'lr !S/'221 or \f'21 J' ,111rl \,\f.21.!. 

SP.342 l:Jt•urit il:) and \lagneti' m 11 +-0-'!l. 

\n 1ruermedJ.11c cour.... 111 dcc.crom.1gnetK 

thc'Un tor phy"'-' mJtors \ l.lxwdl ~ et)tr.H1011< 

. ue funnul.Ht.J 111 chc· nm.mon o( Vc'l.tor anak,i., 

.md appltt.J to '.uioit' 'ltlLlllons. l'rm:q: \'/'))I 

\.\HI I 

SP35 t Problem Sohing 1\ lethoru (HJ- \). 

:\course in the lt'l.:hnllJU<.., of m.uhemJ.tiL, tor 

pln-,ic.' "ith 'f"-'Cial empha.siJ. on .1pplic.uion' 

for 1ruermed1.11e mc'\.haniL,, The course 111-

dude> a de1.1ild examination of rnurdmarc S\'Stcms: applied rmcgrauon. Jilfcrcnr1.1l equaric;m 

and founer -crit"S: line.tr .1lgebrJ.. intruducrion 

\l'\.tor 'P·l<c'S; \c'CIOr c.tkulus: and .1dJicio11JI 

topics d1men from g<'llnwcry, cikuJu, of' ariJuon and 'l"-'-ial applic.uions in plwsic.,. /'rrn:q: 

\.\1212-< omr )!'21201 \/'222. 

SP352 Problem Sohing 1\ lethoru 11 (5-0-3) 

\ rnurse 111 the techique> of mathem.urc.:.' 

tor gencr.tl pJlV.,ics with 'i"-"ial enph•l-"' on 

.1pplic1t1uns for dccuum.ignctism .md qu.mnun 

mc'\.hanic,. I h: toll/\l· 111dudcs ;ipplicuim» of 

vector ctlttUll\, further .1ppLcacions oflinmr 

vector 'l"lte>, bmmJ.irv value problem' 

lt'\.hiquc- for qtwmum mt"Chanit\, .mJ .1JJinon· 

al topics din-en !Tom .unong inrroJuuory nu 

merical methcx.k ti.mtLunrncals of st.tti\tics and 

'l"-'-ial applic.uions in pllV,ics. Pml'q. \1'351 

SP-i 11 Lndcn,-ater Acoustics and Sonar 

~-0-.1). \ lund.uncn1.1l s111Jy of sound prupag;tuon tn the rKe-.m en' iromncnr ~1.' it rclar~ to 

th.: Jc-ign .mJ opcr.mon of \Ollar. I opK' 

rndud.: \\,l\t• mcchan1l'. detci.:tion tht"<m, 

1-ourier an.1ly'i" ra\· tr.King. \\a\'t-gt11<k-. .. ai1d 

'c..menng. l'rm·q. \P212or )'/'226. 

SP425 Jlh c.~ of che Atom II 1 2-'l) 

\ sc'\.ond c:nurse 111 Quantum 1\ kch.1111C.\ . 

il>pi..:s ind11de discingui,habk and 1dl'1l11Cll 

p.trtidc:. .. nomic \lru,1ure and <p<.ur.1. pcrcur· 

h.mon Ulc'On. nuJc-.1r 'tn1trure .md rc·.1tnons. 

.md ti.md.1m~nral panicb. l'rr-rl'q:.\/~~51 ,111d \MH I 

SP43-i '-udcar Phnics (J-2-4' ,\ 'tll<l\ 

of chc: h.1'1c ,1.111c a~J Jrnarnic pmpcni~.,, ot 

the nudem .ind of the inrcrauion ol p.micb 

• md r;1Ji.mnn w11h m.m..:r. lmph.L"' on the 

t-xpcnmcn1.1l tt'l.hniquc.,,, \\11erc .1pprupnate, 

lJLl.llllUlll lll<."<.h;m1cal ll1t<.:rprc1.111nn' ul the 

phcnomw.1 .U'e g" en. Hnl'q: \f'.J.!). 

SP4J6 Acou:.Lics LI 2 •I). ,\n inrrodutrion tn 

modern .1wn,1ic,. lop1c., include' ilmmun .ind 

uorrn.J 1110,k..,: wupled n'l.illat<m: Ji\Crcre 

hluricr tr.m,lornv~: 1.1dt.tt1on. tr,in,m1,,1un 

and dc·telllnn of 'uund w.1v"': dee I m.1l.Ott>lll\; 

py~huotlnUMic.:..,, ,u1..hitt..·uural .u..nthlll'~. mu,it...J 

.1rnmt1L' .tnJ Sonar H?'rt'tf (.\!'.! 12 tir \/'226) 

aud\.\1212 

SP438 Optics13-2-1). ·\n 11ur11d11tt1<m w 

modem up11c.. lopic' mcluJe pnl.1ri1.1uun. 

mt<.:rf~n.·111..e, c..:c>hc:rcnn:. Jiffr~ll.tion. hn1ner 

tr.tmlorrm, holography, optic' of '<•lid., and 

basic l.t'l'r plw"'-'· Hm·q: \PJ.12 . 

~P 12 Solid Suce Pln>ia. '1-2~1, ,\n mtro· 

Jurnon en the phn1t; of rnndcn"'d mancr. 

!Opics indude '-')»tallme .md nont')'\t.1llrne 

o,olich, band thron·, "'miconJucwrs, m.1grll'-

m111 .. md 'LIJ'<'rconduuivity. l'rrmr \1'3.!-i 

t1r ,1pp11mtl rif' rlqwrn11m1 dMt< 

SP444 J'hcrmal Physics U-0-.~). 1\ prc.,,cnwcion of topic.:.' m therm.ti propeme' of 111ane1 

.md rJdi.uion "-' deri,·ed from rhe Jaw, of qu.111 

mm mcd1.u1ic' .u1d 'l.lli,riL\. l'n·1"'1: \"f'.125 or 

approMI of' rlqi.tr11111·111 d1<1i1: 

SP415 Amophysics I 0-0-.'\l. ,\ 'tud' of chc 

pl1''\i.;, ot .tmonom1c.1l objc'\.-C' ,ud1 .1, \t:.ll'S .u1d 

pl.l'<K.,,. lkn·q: .~i\1212 ,111d (Sl~WI or Sl'.32·1! 

,111d l)/'310 or ,1pp1vMI o/ dep11m11m1 chm). 

5 P 116 A' trophysics II I 1-0-3' lh1, wurse " 

<1 cominn;icion ofSP·l'i'i (·\srrophv,iL' I). ft i, 

J~ignt"<.! tor the fim ..... b...s asuophysic_Hr.1d.;. 

'ituderu' explore the wrrem untk·r..t;lllwng of 

c'Xtr:tg.tl.1c11c .L\trophv'i'-' .u1d ctNnology. In 

p.1rricul.ir. the')' m1dv the 'truc111re .md dynarn 

iL\ of v.1rious 1,..Uatrit rypcs, chc large ,ciJe 

'crucnirc of the univer\e ;mJ rhe origin anJ 

fate of 1he universe 11\Clf !'rr·rryr \l'-1-15. 

SP4A- Ob:.en-ational Ascroph)>iC> (2-2-J). 

This bbor•LOC)' cour-c is dcsignt'CI ro give 

llUderu' h.mili-on experience with the 

rti.:hiljlll" of rno<lem .l\Croph,.,.1e.tl ob-en.mun, 

d.ua an.1lv'" and imerprccacion. ( )b...,n•aons 

are made witl1 inscnrmenis rangmg from binoc 

ulm co opcical and radio cde«;of"-"· .111d delt'\. 

tors r.mg111g from rhe hum.m t')"C .111d c.uncr:t' 

to :.rate-ol·the-an durgc coupled Jt'\"lccs. I 'Im 

d.1r.1 .. t, \\ell,,, ob:.en·ations a\ailahk on-lin,., 

.ue rcdut:ed with modern .malv'i' rnetl11x.1'. 

wich particular emph'i' on image prcxc"SSing. 

·\ varico· ol projt'l-IS explore tl1c nuior ob-crv.i· 

uonal lidd, of ;tsrromct')·. photometry, 'fX'-ll<>'· 

wp) .md imaging, .ind how d1ey prnvide our 

timdJment.il lmowk·dgt: .1bour chc 11111\crsc. A 

p.irt of tht· nt-wly crc.ir~d ,l.\lro-tr.llk wrthin the 

l'l11·sics Depanmem, this course i" 111 .1Jdi11011, 

open ,t, .111 decrive 111 pll\·,ic> .111d other nl.lj<m . 

l'rmq. Sl'HO. 

t2•) 
Division of Officer Development 

I he ()j, "'""of Officer I kvclop111c11t prep.ire, m1thh1pn1<·n 10 be k·ader' of d1.ir.1<1er who .1rt prepared to cduc.11c and 'ervc a' "arnors. 

'"' V< ·'' '1.111dard hc.ircr< of the 11.l\ .11 profe"ion .rnd 'el vam' of 1hc n.rnon. The cou"e' ollcred hv It' academic departmem, l cadcrship. 

I d11t' .111d I .1w. providt· the cd11t.11io11 ncccss;iry for mid,hipmcn character devdoprnc111 through leadership porn1om !'he 1111cgra1ed 

prng1.1111' of 1hc Divi"on of Officer I )cvdClp111c111 .ire dc"gned 10 develop officer' who I'"""' the leadership. charaucr, .111d a strong sense 

nl du11 nt·cdcd 10 excel 111 1hc Nav\ .rnd M.umc Corp' 

I kparcmc.:nr of c:adc.:r~h ip. Leh in .ind Li\' 

Dc.:p.1rcmcnr of Characrc1 Dcvc.:lopmcnt 

Depart mcnr of Honor 
Department of Leadership, Ethics and Law 

r he I )q1.u11ncnt of I <.ldcr-h1p. I.th IL\ .mJ I .l\\ presents a core of rcquircJ cour'e', ·'' , .... 11 ;\\ 

clc.:uw' 111 lt·.1Jer,h1p, l.1w, pw,holng\, ethics anJ philosoph~. All have chc common nhjccrnc 

of preparing mid,hipmcn to le.id .1, ollicc" by prO\ i<ling dtt: nccc".1ry pri1mples and pr.1ui 

L'11 inliirm.11ion tu Jc\'clop clfcctivc, pcr-onal lc.1dcr-hip scylc,. l.c.1dcr.hip courses arc the 

rnrnerstonc of the dqunmcnt, focu,ing on <lc\'doping leadership practices rnnsl\t«nt "ith 

th« h1ghe,1 \t.111J.1rJ, of profe"ion.11 ethics lO enhance mis"on accomplishment .ind provide 

for high tllllt mm.tic rill' core course' al\O arm future junior oll-iccrs with the pr.1c1ic.1l lcgal 

info1m.111011 the,·" ill need in the fleet rcg.ml1ng discipline anJ military 11.-11cc. bw of the'"" 

. 111J th« l.1w of .lTmeJ conll1u. l'svdrnlogy dcctivc courses arc Jcsigncd 10 hdp rn1J,h1p111cn 

learn .111d undcN.111d wh.11 mm1v.11cs other' .md rhcnudves. 

lc.1<lcrship. l thil\ .md l~m Cour,n: ;-..:1 110, Nl.-203. '-LJIO, 1'1 ·100 

I he follow mg wur-e' .ire ntlereJ " cleul\ c" ;-..; 1.200. 'l 21 t. ;-..; l 306. ;-..: l ) I I, NI' 2 ,0, 

'-1'2\2 ~I' H(,, .md "1'~·10 

The dmlle11ge to 011r <"OlllllrJ 011 

r'1e ~e1t5 rod11) rs grt'•Itt·r 1/1,111 n·t'r 

brjim· m 011r htsto')'. 1111tl 011/y 

l11gh(1• mot11·111rd, 1Nll rd11r.1ud 

1md 1horo11gh/r m1111rd yormg 

m1·11 n11d womm u·rll h« u1p11hlr 

o/hrlpmg our .V111'.y to 1/Jl-'ll'l'I' 

the chnllenge. 

\'1< I· All\lllt\I \X'tlll\.\l I' .\lit K, 

( :1 \SS'" l ') ~ r111rf \'11pai111mrfmt • 

U.S. N11l'lll /IC11rfm1y. /9 72 ~'i 
cader~ hip . l:.thics, Law, and 

Psycholog) Courses 

I .1 \l>l ll\1111' Cot lt'I, 

'JI 110 Prep.tring to I c;acl 2 0 2). 

\Jid,lupmen e'.1111111<" f11nd.1111c111al tenet' of 

l«.1<k"hip 11i thl" rn111e't of the theoric' and 

pnnc.1pb or 111di11du.il .111d group lc.1def\hip 

during thei1 fi"t 'emntcr lopiLs indudc sdf 

k"de"lup, ,c1r 111.111.tgnncnt ancl 1e.1m lcacl 

a,h11" ·"well ·" .1 'e1111n.tr with I-IN Cl.1\s 

\lid,l111m1<·n l'lw w11rw 1nstrnc.toC\ prol'1d<: 

rdcl'.1n1 per-<>11.11 .11ul Hect h.1\ed cx.1mpb 

. 111d <:mphasll<' llH<'f,1<1ll'c learning. l'rac•cr 

·If( 1111111/mg. 

Nl.310 I e.1dc"hip: lhcof) .ind Applica1ion D 0 ~). l'hird I'< 1r ,tuc.lc111, ex.1m111e 

I hc. dwon· .ind re,e.trd1 of die umt1ngent 

.ind cll'namic pr<Ke" of lcade"h1p. '>tuclencs 

rdine .11id l11nher dl'\·elop their 1111deNaml1ng of per,1111.11 1trc11gth,, 1 .1l11e,, .md !!""'th 

opportunH1c' in th<: lOllU.:\l of lc.\tm, group. 

.ind nrga1111.11im1.1l l<'.1<lcr,h1p, is well as 

through the c.rc.uiur• ol .1le.1dership1·1\ion 

.md 1irofr"inn.1I dnelop111e11t pl.ui. The 

'-"'"'c wmbine' liter.11urc from 1hc fields of 

'nu.1l ps1d1olugy. org.1t111.111011al bduvior, 

.ind group dyn.11111,, to help students under1t.111d the t.1etcm 1h.u 1111lucnce lt:.1dc"h1p in 

.1 111tlit.1n· con1e\I /'n'""'f 21r st,u11l111t, 

r 1111r 1 Cot RI/ 

NL.20.~ l.1hic' and i\loraJ ea~on ing for 

the N.1v.1l I eacler ( ~ 0 \). l'lrn c.oum is 

'rruuurcd ,1rou11d d.1\\1c..1I .md un11emporan· 

wrn1ng in mor.11 plulmoph;. Current and . 

h1,tc1riL.1i L.t\C \tudu .. ·, arl.· w~cd to show ho\\ 

1hc,c lund.1mcn1.1I idt.l\ c.111 he .1ppl1cd to 

1hc.· 'erl'lc.<" nl 1h<0 l""k"1<>n.1I mili1.1n· 1 ...... 1cla. 

f'fr'n'1r ~/( 11.11uli11g • 

L~ll (IJI R\/ 

'\ l 100 l.a" for dw Junior Officer 2-0-2) 

[ 1111 (011"< pro\'ldl·s .I hro.1d \Uf\'e\ of 

111il11.m l.111 .1pplit.1hlc Ill rill" 111111c>r ollicer 

'>t11de1m cx.11111nc np«r.trin.tl l.m rnnc.ept' 

induding d1« L1w ol \rmed ( :ontlic.1 .rnd 

di« Lm of 1hc '>e.1. l'lm rnur1t "'"' explore\ 

a vane1v uf milit.trv 1u111cs topu.:.' ind11d· 

mg tell1'111Ullonal 1\S11c' ,uch 'l' sc.irch .111d 

'eilllrt· .ind ,elf 11icri1111n.111111i. 1udici.1I .111d 

non 1udic1.1I fiin11m .111d 1he acl1111111\1r.1t1l'c 

'ep.ira11on of cnJi,ll·d snl'i<<" members from 

1he N.1n .111d \l.111nc ( .mps. l'rm·rr //( 

\lill1tli11 .. f!. or prn1111Jm11 of.< 11111r. 

132 

Pwc 11011x,1 Cot R\I ' 

L200 lluman Beha\lorl l 0- ~; \n 

1111roduum11 ro die \liclllt ol pwchology. 

elm courn: Wl'ers 1he rhconc\ .111d primiple' 

of 111cl1v1du.1l .111d group '111111.111 bch.1' ior. 

lopiLs indudc lc.1rning. pcr"m.1hry. \Cx:i.tl 

psychology. 111c111nry, hum.111 clcvclopmcm, 

brain-funuioning. hc.·alch l"Y< holog} .111cl 

p>yLhnp.11hology 1'111s co11rse emph.1'i1cs 

rcse.irch b.t,cd discoveries 11i 1he field of 

psychology. '>1uclet11\ .tre prep.tree! w 

crnicallr ev<tlu.uc hch.ll'ior.11 'cicncc re-..·.uch 

and apply 1.1lien1pri1uipb10 lc.tdership . 

Prc-req: NI I 12. 

NL2 I I SociaJ Psycholog) (.)-0-J). lhi' 

cou"e focuses on hum.111 beh.nwr in dw 

social conrext. Hm1 i11di\ldu.1h inlluence 

and .ire mfluenced by groups .. I\ \\ell is che 

field of group drn.1111its will be examined. 

F111ph.1s1.'" pl.Keel on resc.irch-based tinding' in 1he areas of cam.ti .111ribu1ion. so..:1al 

perception. inrerpcr,unal .1llr:u .. rion, J.[11-

tudcs and .mitudc ..:hangc group dynamic.,. 

P"'"Kial bch.n·1or .mcl .1ggrcs\lon. l'anicul.u 

emphasis is given to applit:a1ion in the m1liran· semng. Prerc·q: XI I I 2 

NUOG Per\onalil) ~-0· ~). J'hJS cour'e 

oftc" an explor.111011ol111a1or mAuencc' on 

the dcvdoprnem of pe"on.1lil)' from bmh 

rheorctic.11 .111d dinic.·al pc"pecrivcs. l'hcones 

covcrc.·cl include ps)-..hoa11.1lr11c. hd1;1\·ioral, 

cognmw. humanmic .111cl biop,ycosocial. 

This cour'c .tcldrcsscs comcmporar:· research 

and pr.iaJCt.· rdal ivc 10 .1s\c,,n1ent ~lnd 

understanding of p..-r,onaliry tram, sn·les .111d 

disorders. \l1clsh1p111e11 \\ill cx.uninc.· their 

own pcrsonalm asscrs .111d liabiliues .111d 

implications for le.1der,h1p. l'rc·req: ,\'/ 200. 

i L3 l I Psycholoro of l e.iderdup \3-0-' 1 

This " .m 1mcnsi\ c and cxpen<·n11.1lli·-fornscd course 1h.11 emph.1'11e' le.1der ,~If: 

an.1lysis and skill cle,·clopmc111. Arc.is covered 

indudc l"'"onnd ma11.1gemct11. ccam 

del'dopmem ancl pcrfor111.111ce enh,111ct: 

mem .u bmh inJi,·idu.11 .111d group Inds. 

Research findings from 1ndm1rial/oq~,rni· 

1ational consulrarion. lc.trning, 111011~·.uion, 

soci;tf bch.1nor, group dvn.11111", pc"onalm·. 

counseling. 'oc1.1l percep1ion .111d interpersonal 111H11encc w1ll prol'idc the undergircltng for developing knowledge .. mir11de1 .111d 

skilb whKh wmribu1c 10 cllccti,·e k~1dcrship. 

f'n·req. I\ I 200. 

L3 12 Abnormal Psycholoro .~ 0- ~I. 

Explores the ori~ins. S\ mpwm' d1.1gnos" 

and managcmcnr of psycholog1Lal di,orde". 

\11dsh1pmcn gain an undcm.1nding of the 

root causes of pwchological diS1urbane<, 

including per;on.1li1v disorders. l'he cogmti,e. emmional. bch.ll'ior.11 ancl c.ulcurai' 

m.i.111tcsrauom of ches« di">rdcr< arc explored 

Stratc-gies for dfei;11ve prevcn uon and m.111 

•tgemem of psychoparholo!>')' in opcrarional 

enl'ironmcnr.s Jfl' addr<"Ssecl ,\lid,hipmen 

also learn techniques for r.1picl a'>-St,.,mcn1 .mcl 

1riagc of psych1amc crises. 

NL313 Psychology of Crime (3-0-.~) \X'lw 

do 1nd1v1duals co11111111 c.rimc> J, lhc 1111pe1~s 

geneuc. em·ironmem.11 or a mancr of fr<·c 

will' This course explores the biolog1c.il .md 

behal'ior.il origins of crim111.1l ac1in1v in 

society and examines how the ju\lic~ snrem 

deals w11:h 'uch bdianor. ~pecial comid<·ration ts given to memalh ill cldcndants and 

u.sc of che insanity ddensc. 'irudcn1' condt1<I 

case >tudies ro diagnose the p~ ,chologte.11 

and behavioral ba.ses of criminal rnndun in 

mock defendams. to R'COmmend appropriate punishments and crc;.11met11 .111d w assess 

rchabilitarive potential. Course wums a.' a 

huma111tics/,ocial science decril'c. Prereq: //( 

and ,\l.200; Cort"q: NL·iOO. 

NL430 Leadership in Groups and OrganiL.3-

tions (3-0-J). Tl11S cotme inl'c>t1gatc' models 

ofb1dership drawn from 111d11.1r:· \oc1ologr 

and organizational behavios. It prO\·ides an 

m·erv1ew of rhe critical schoL1r,h1p on htm 

large. complex, formal orga1lll.lllom like the 

Nan function and examines rhe le.1de"h1p 

proces> w1chin such organiza11ons. fopic.1 

mclude group formation ancl pcrform.mce, 

organizational .:ulrure and Lhange from the 

pcrspcc1w of junior le.tders. and the challenges and imperatives ol leadcrsh1p under 

changing organuarional cirrnmstanct.,,. 

'\;L'l35 lnrroducrion ro \11li1ar: Sociolog) 

3-0-3) Thts cou"c ex.1m111c' the mili1.1rv 

as a soual 1mtirution It U>es ,oc10logic.1l 

conceprs and methods ro .tn.1lnc hoth 1111er 

n,iJ organization .111cl prau1ccs of dlt' .urned 

forces ,tnd the rdarionshif" bcnvcen the 

111ili1an- an~ ocher sou.1l 11mi1111iom. Though 

lhe cou"e locuses on the r\menc111 mili1.1n· 

and ics rda11011sh1p ro Americ.111 soc.iel\', it 

also 11wesug:1tes the arm ct.! fortes of o;her 

nations to understand some ahcrn.tril'c 

means bv which souecie, org.111i1c .111d rel.II<' 

ro their milirar:· organ11.11io11s. 
P1111 O\orm C<H R~•' 

'PHO lntrodu"ion to Pl11losoph) 

~-0 J1 I his u111rs<" g1 '" 111 1 d1.1111.c to 

hone \'our <l1scumon·, dcha11ng. <rH11. .. l 

thnk111g Jnd fle""·""c "mi;g ,kill, h1· 

;irp11ng .1ho111 \Olll< ot dw grc.ll pcrenni .. 1 

quc'\11om !""'""" h) 1hnugl11lul 111en ,111d 

won1cn 111 l·vcrv .tg<..\ C\'c:ry t.ultun:. I hc.,,l.• 

m.I\' tr•dude: ,\re our ll\·e, d1rc1.1cJ hv f.ud 

demnl', nr do"" h.1'<' frt< will? Do \\e h.1\e 

ccrt.1111 knowkdgc of .tnything .ll .111? \\'h.11 

;, truth? Is 1her<.' '' ,1 di,uncuon herwern 

mmd .ulll br.11w \\'hen ~ou \\.1kc· up 111 the 

morning. ho" dn 1nu kmm d1.11 you arc 

tht.• ,.unc.- pc..·r-.011 you were.: n.·\(crJ.1~·? A~ 

dw Creek phtlmophn Socr.llo once ,,tid. 

"The unc\.11111ned hk I\ not worth living." 

C nme C\plore lik thrnttgh the worb of gre.1t 

philosopher,, from l'l.1to to I k\c.tnc' tu 

D.l\1J I lttmc: 

'P.B2 \ttlil.l~ Ltht<.\: !he Code oft.he 

\\ arrior .Hl ~ \\ 11 do ".unor' hglu 

I lo" do he light• \\'h.11 'hould bn,ng .1 

\\.tmor honor~\\ h.n 'hould bnng them 

,i.arne~ \\'h.11 i, rt-alh \\nnh dnng tor' rherl' 

h.t\C hc<'11 'fX'<.t.ll \\,;rnor 1.uhurl'•: in coundc">' 

'01.1e11c.,, .11.rm• the glohc·, 1hrough 1.'\Cf\' crJ m 

lmwry \\\:r<' 1he'<' '"1rrinr- I"'' kiJb,, or did 

they hJ\e their own uniqu<' ""Je, ofheh.l\·1orl 

I h1~ cour~ cxplort.~ \L'\\T.tl \\.uriur tr.1diuon': 

the :\1ic1cm ( ;rc,k.,, d1<." \~kmg,, dw Rom.in,, 

th<" ('.cit" Kniglm .md Clu"al~-. 1\tm .. 1n 

1 nhc.,.mcn. '-'~""'' 1\mcnc.m \\ :urior,, 

( 'hinc'c \\'.1mor \ lonk.,, J.1p.me'c \,11m11.11 

.111d 20th 1.emu~ \\arrtof\, .ind .tppli"' 1he 

lc"nns of their experience .md w.1mor 

pl11lo,oph,I' lO the 1.1.,k of uc.uing the id .... 11 

code for \\,1rrior- of 1hc """ millennlltm. 

NP336 Philosoph} of Religion (.l 0 l). 

f'hts cb» prnv1d"' .1 fli..:u,ed 1mrodu1.1io11 

l(l philmophic.tl <JUC\\IOtlS th.ll .UISC .1ltm1t 

rdigion Jnd in 1he pur,uH of rdigiou' 1tk.1k 

\X'hcthcr \'OU .ire .1 person of 'uong faith 

lrom .uw rdig1om 1r.1dition or .111 .tgnmric 

or .m JthcM, ynu will cnjov in,·e,11g.u111g 

Jnd debating quc,tiom .rnd "'I'"' ,ud1 .ts 

thc,c:· ,\rgumcnr< for the l·xistencc of(,ml. 

Do .\liradn Occur'. \\'h.11 i' the \ouru· of 

Evil?, \\'h.1t lfappcn' \\'hen \\c Die' 1·.Ulh 

.md R.-ason, faith rnd ~uen11fi1. l\.nm,blgc, 

Rd1giou' Plurali,m .. 111d the Rcl.11ion,h1p 

Bel'\\ ecn Religion .md hhic,. ( lne ".11 or 

.mother, these i"uc' .1ffc..:t u< Jll l'rrr<'q: //( 

or 2/( or p<'mms1011 ofrh.ur. 

• 

'\/Pl 10 Philosophy ofScien« l-0-~). 

I \l'rvonc.· k.un\ 'iucn'-c.: from t,,:xthonk, 

.md tricd-.md-truc I.th expcrict11<."nt,, hu1 du 

you kml\\ how 'cicmi,1s rcalh \lurk' 1111" 

dl<.'\' decide w coum onh cert.Un dung' .1, 

'J.t..:t,, and w regard onh- ..:cn.1111 dt<'l'.ri"' 

"' knnwlcdgc:?" I lo\\ they '1rnggl<' w 

dimin.1tc 1hc ,ubjcuiw fauor 1h.11 ;, prcw111 

in JU hum.Ill inquirv. in order w d1\l.mer 

ubjcul\·c truths? In this 1.our'e "'"' "111 

cx.1minc 1hc,c imrigu1ng i\\ues 

0

hl' r<'.ldtng 

'nmt· classi< work- of philmophcr" 

l11'1nn.1ns, Jntl souolog1st' nf "ience: 

h cornp.mng the proccs' of kno\\ k·dgc· 

gcncrauon 111 scit·ncc with chc .1n.1lugo11\ 

pro..:c"c' 111 other fields .111d Ill e1wvd.11· lik 

.1nd b) .Ktu.111)· performing 1ou1 own ,; .. i.11 

surn1ific "utl~'. Lc'1\'t' behind 1hc popul.11 

Ill) ths .tnd 'tercorypcs .tbout sue1111,ts. 

.md find nut how their \\Orld 1calll' works. 

fRrqum·d of~ma11/ srirnu 1111tjors!,/'n:rrq: 

/!( or.!/( or prmumou rfdMu: 

IH 
Division of Professional Development 

l'lw Din\1011 nf l'rofc"1onal Dndopment prepare> m1J,hipmcn to be profc:\\1011.11 nfli<er' in the 

11.1\'.tl "'"It<' Tlw uiur'n nffi:re<l lw it' 3<'1<lemic dc:parrmc:nt Seamamhip anJ '\,n·igauon 

Jc\'dop ,kill, 111 the d.1"roorn environment, on the \\Jtc:r. in y.ird patrol crain111g er.th and 111 the 

•<;tdcm\ \ t.t<t1<.1l tr.1ining f:1<:ilitie,, l°hrough the Department of l'rofc-sional Program' ead1 

n11J,l11pm.111 111m·e, nut of 1he d.1'<room co experience lik .u ":.1 with opc:ration>I Acct units. 

Deparrmrnc of Seanunship ;u1<l Navigation 

Dcparrment of Professional Programs 
Department of Seamanship and Navigation 

I ill I )ep.mment of Sc.un.1nship and '\.1vig.11ion provides midshipmen with rhe skilh necessary ro he .111 

imp.l<l pl» er in th< Iker 1 lw departments uirc cumrnlurn s1uns .111four1·cars .u rhe '-:.1val Ac.1dcm1· 

.111d "designed to prnv1dc .1 solid 1hcorct1<.1I foundation. rcmfnr<cd through summer tr.1ming cnusn. 

Department of Professional Programs 

I h< I kp.mmcnt ol l'rolc"1011al Progr.111n " responsible for rwo progr.1ms 1ha1 direulr affect 

1nid,l11pmen: Summer lr.un1ng and Career Information l'rogr.im (( IP)/Scrv1cc A"ignment. 

I he Summer Tr;1in1ng Program cn<ompa"<'S th<' .tssignments .111d logimcs hchmd 1he dozens of .llll\'llles 

rh.n midshipmen parnup.ue 111 on 1hc ).ml .1s well .JS rhosc to rhc mam· Flcc1 unm all .uound ch< \\orld 

h "die go.11 of Summer lr.i111111g to cxp"'e midshipmen w I leel units 111 .111 w.irL.rc comrnunmes 111 

order w enhance their proJc.,ional knowledge and allow 1hem ro make informed decisions regarding 

1hcir c1-cmual Service ,\"1gn111enr 

I he ( .uecr Inform.mun l'rngram (C!Pl ts designed ro mah··" much information ,is pu"1hlc a1a1l.1ble 

to ihc n11dsh1pmen reg.ml1ng 1ht· opp<H1Un111es available 111 rhe diffcrenr co111111un11ics upon gradu.uion. 

I h" 1s done rhrough brief" social events and dl\rn\Sions of rnrrcnt trends in 1hc Nav~ with junior 

oll1lr" Imm thr d1fkren1 w.uforc spc<1ahics. 

I h< culmination ot l II' 1s 1he '\cn·J<c .\"1gnmcm procc"· h~ which mid,hipmcn .ire .i"1gncd 10 1he1r 

re<pec111c '"irfarc <<>mn11111111e,. l'rofn,1011.il Programs '<:rvcs .1s dll' liaison with 1hc Bureau of Pcrsonnd 

to cn,ur< rhe :-.:.11.111\<.idcnn i' pro\'id1ng c.1p.iblc officers cu ,,1mly the current .ind prn1cctcd need' nf 

ihc ~.111 .md ,\f.innc Corps 
Seamanship and 

a' igation Course\ 

Nm'1g1111011 Course 

'l'\120·1 '-.1\1gauon .ond Piloting 2 2 3). 

Budd, on UHlLL'P'' k"uned 1n \;\I 00 .ind 

llmd Cl."' .\u111111L·r ( ru1w \peufi<.:.1111-

W\'l'f\ Lcln11.1l .111d dntrnntL nangation; 

h<1'1L' 111crnology tiJL., .1nJ currcnis: .rnJ 

voy.ige pl.1nn1 ng. !'rt'l'c'tf ,\'.\I 00. 

Nt111({/ Scie11ce Courses 

NS I 00 h1n<l.11ncn1als of N"'·al Science 

0-2 ·I) ln1roduu1on Ill 1hc basic u>nccprs 

or \can1.1n,h1p. ,hip handling, .111d (0;1'!.tl 

pdoung. lmludc' .lHt'.1 l.1h, on I 08' Y;1rd 

l'atrol ( 'r,tft (YI\) l/"'1 be mmpfm·rl befon 

f"mop,111r>11111 ('\\/\"'IA \'l'.AlRA1\f/D. 

N'\/200 Nanga11on and P1lo11ng ( 1-2-2) 

Build, upon d1< found.111<111 of n.t\'lg;1-

1io11 rnd 'L'.1m.1mh1p ,kill, c'1.1hli,hcd on 

'\:\I 0 I ·:--;-.:I 0 I and honed "hilc aHca 

during I h1rd ( l.i" \Ulllllll'r 1r.11ning cnmc. 

Reinfor<:n ptlo11ng ,k1IJ, 1hrough prat!ILC 

in 'hip h.1ndling '1111ul.11or' .rnd I 08 \ard 

l'a1rnl (\I') ( ·r.111 and 1n1roduLe\ \ludcnr' 

tu 1hc prinupk·' of cdl'\1i.il .ind deuro111c 

na\ 1g.u mn, Wl'.llhcr fo1 the nuri ncr. rides 

.111d rnrrcnt,, .111d voy.1gc planning. l'urt•q: 

N\101 '""' NN/111 

N!i300 N,l\,11 Warfare (0 2-1) l111roduccs 

naval JoLHllH.' .rnd 1he 1.1, tic.ii decision 

111.1k1ng f:1c1nr' d1.11 1111lucn<c \\.lri:trc plan 

r11ng ;111d opcr.1tiom. W.11!:11t• .1fc,t' ex.1111 

ined rhroughou1 the wur'c ondude· \urfa<c, 

l:ndef\c.1. Air .. 111d (;round. ~keung onLc .1 

\\eek fur .1 1t>r.1l of 2 hour,, lhL· \1L1dent will 

•lllcnd leu urL''· .1lung \\ 11h ,J11p h.111dling 

'1mul.nor- .tnd I 08 Y.1rd l';mol (YI') Crati 

bh,, llllm1n.111ng in .1 h n.11 l'wru<c <.1'e 

'llld\ 11111\',1,. l'rcrc't/ }/( '"'ndwg. 

:-.<~HI 0 \icl\\Ork Centric \\'arfare ( '-0-JL 

rh" dnll\'l prn\'ldl'\ .ln upportun11y for 

1111d,h1pmen l<l l'\plorl' the prL''l'nt and 

furnrc of \\.uL11L· 111 till' l11furrna11on 1\gc. 

'm1drn1' \\Ill ex.11n111L0 dw imp.1c1 of l1;for111.111on lcdrnolog~· on rnn1cmpor.ir1· lifi: 

.ind 1hc 1r.1mfonn.111<1n of \\,trLtrc: ,., .1 

re,ult of tht lnforr11;11ion Rnolu11on. 

I hey .tre 1111rmlu<ed m the 1ntrl'•1'lng me 

of 1111Cmn.111on lL'thnolog) rn wad.tr;. 

In .1ddi11011, '111drn1' n.11111nt emerging 

a'1mmetr1L thrl'.ll\ and the l\L'W ntlner· 

.1bil1uc' uc.llL'll h1 111ll'l'.l'111g dl'pl'nderKc 

on lnformanun lcdrnolop· for w.ir ligh1ing. 

l'ra1'tf \' \ l/ IJ. 

H6 

Junior Officer Practica 

Fmr d,ISf 1111tM11pmm df<' rc'quir<'fl 10 mmpleu 

Oii<' ofrlwfollou•mg fOlllJ<'S u·l11ch 11r.- 111ilorerl 

to1Mrrls 1hr m11p1r 1t'tl1j1ir<' 1p<'ottfur, 1m1il.1ble 

11po11,v.r1ul11'1t1011. \trufmu u•ill be p/,1cnl 111 

rhe ,1ppropT111tr cou1v .tjrc·r ll'ilrfm: sdertio11 

"ji11r1/1-_ed 

NS40 I Junior Ofliccr Practicum (Surface} 

(2 2 .~l ·\course to prn\'ldc information on 

dw Junes .tnd rc1pon\lhil111c' requm:d of 

a 1un1or ofliccr in thl' 1url~1cl' uimmunitv. 

lmtruttion 111cludc1 opL·r.uion.11 procedures 

anJ prauic,tl applic.11inr1' of lcader,h1p 

and management f>rinciplc' cailorcd 10 the 

surface for<c. L.1h include, rra111111g 111 1hip 

handling .ind bridge\\ .1tch11.111d1ng 1kills 

through the use of\']>, .tnd 1unul.111<rn 1ofrwarc. !'rereq. /I( s1"11tf111g 

NS 102 Junior Officer Practicum Submarine) 2-2-.~) ·\ tOUf\c rn pro\'ld< 111tor· 

mat1on on chc dunes .mJ rc1pomrhil111e, 

requ11ed of .1 junior olliLcr in 1hL· \lilrnurine 

communi1y. lmtruc11on includn oper.uronal procedure' .rnd pr.1t1i<al .1ppliL.ll1t>m of 

J.,adcf\h1p .ind man.1gement pnnciple1 railored to 1he 'uhm.trint• fnrLc. Lib includn 

submarine oper.111om pr.1uical c\L'flt'<:I 

chrough rhc U\c of 1uhnunnc. 111nul.mon 

sofrw.1rc l'raeq: /I(' ,1,,11tfi11g. 

NS403 Junior Officer Practicum (J\, iation) 

(2-2-J} .. ·\course to prn\'1Jc mlor111.111on on 

the dunes .md rc1pomihdi1ies retp11n:d of 

a junior officer in thl" ,1v1.1tinn commun1tv. 

lnsiructl()n 111cludcs description, of rhe 

a,·1.mon tra111ing pipeline. rhe n,t\'.11 ,l\'i;nion 

communrry, \quadmn org.tniz.111011. di' "Ion 

officer rcsponsibili1ie1, .1ir,p.1cc speufic.1-

rions. n.l\ .ii ;l\'i,uion rules .rnd rcgul.111on, 

3\'i,mun php1vlog\' ,1crod\'n.1mrn. basit 

aircrall cnginn. Na\' ti .\v1.111on \.1krl' .rnd 

Opcranng l'rocedurn (:\.\TOI'\ 1. .md 

aircrew coordina11on tr.unrng. I .1h includes 

mcnco"hip, J\'tanon gue\t 1pcakcr1 .tnd . 

practiLal work \\ithin 1hL0 ,l\'1a1ion Lommunit'\". Prm·q: I'( s11111d111g 

S'104 Junior Officer l'r:tc1icum (\.larinc 

Corps} (2 2- ~). A wursc w pmv1<k 111forma11on on the du11es .111d rc,ponsibiliucs 

required vf .1 1un1or ofliccr in 1he ~f.1nnc 

Corps. lnsrruu1on include, l.md 11.1ng.1t1on. 

1au1cs, opcr.mon.11 protedurcs .111d pracric.11 

applic11io111 of'lc.1Jc,_hip and m.111.1gcmcnt 

principles t,1ilorcd 10 the .\lanne Corps' 

Opera1 ing l·orcl's. L1h include\ basil I.ind 

warfare skills .tnd raLtics 1hrough 1he me of 

ourduor acti\'iuc\ and simul.uion ,oJm.ire 

l'racq: I IC J11111rli11g. 

'S405 Junior Officer Prac11cum (Special 

Warfaie} 12 2-3) ·\ course. to prm 1dc. 

mlormarron on the dutie, and rc,ponsih1liries required of a junior oHicer in 1he 

N.l\'.u Special \X'arfare (;-.:,\\'\l'LC\\'\Rl 

communiC\". This couf\c "tll 11urodu<:L' 

scudcncs t~ the eximng 1':\\'Sl'I ( '\\':\R 

command struc111rc, the incnL.lLle' of small 

urm mission pl.urning. land na\'1g.11ion, 

Sb\L swimming skills. weapom h.111dl111g 

as well as revie" of pertinent hr\tcmc c.Jse 

1cud1es. Lab will mcludc 11111rutt10n in ba\lc 

small unic cac1ics .md small hoa1 h.mdlmg 

>kills during omdoor rraining actiVllies. 

f'hc course also indudcs ,omc of the h"con· 

and evolution of N \\'SPEC:\X'AR core ' 

capabiliries. co mcludc current and furnrc 

trends 111 \.:.\\'SPFC:WAR mis,iom. 

l'rereq. [/(' f/1111tf111g. 

NS406 Junior Oflicer Pracucum (S1alT 

Corps) :!-2-3 .\ cou"'c to prm rdt 

mformanon on the duties and responstbilillt's required of .1 junior olli«r in the S1.1ff 

Corps and Rescricccd Linc rnmmu111t1c' 

\\hich include 1hc .Supph- Corps .. \lcdtLal 

Corps. lncelligcnce Crvprogr.1ph}'. Ci\'ll 

Engineer Corps. ccc '>rndrn" will lc.1rn 

general ~raff Corp'' Rcsrrittcd l.rne 11sun. 

plus ha,·e an opponuniry to focu1 on chcir 

own community and rccci\'c mcntorship 

from officers in that communin·. fopic; 

CO\'cred include career pach, prepar.uion for 

mdocmnarion schools. anJ jumor officer 

expcGanons. Lab includes me111orsh1p and 

pracucal work wnhin 1he ~1uJe111 s ,elected 

community. f'rereq: !IC st1111tf111g. 

-+ . p "'• 

l 
Acadern) -Wide Seminar!., Re~earc.h ProjccLs 

and lntcrdisciplin.tr) Courses 

!\c 1<lrn11c. dcparimcll' Illa\ oiler ~'llm;us .111d 11dl\ du 11 r<-sc trdl prnJCcts IO 1 ppcrd. '>men 

n tht foll<'" u;b b 

Scmi11.1r\: 

XX 481 and '\X 48.! 

XX ,gc; and \X .:iR6 

Rcw.1rth project\: 

I 0 I 

~-0 l \<l•amcd topics 

A uc.ito\c p•oJtct •n the <tudcm' tid<l ol inte rest \ta, ult\ ad• 1'Cr tlllbt 

pprm, 111J mm111or each pru1cc.t /'rrrrq111 ur 11ppron1/ of drp11rt111r111,hmmum1111d 

o, 111tr l>e1111 fir t .. 1dm111 Affmrs 

XX l'l I and \X ~').? 

:\X 4'l l .1rd \X q'J4 

\\ 11

15 .rnd \X 1')(1 

0 .! I 

() 4 .! 

0-6 l 

\ tr \\ rrpmmt the drp.1rt111r11MI de 1grwtor 

, 

IP 
- l 

I( 

118 
Athletics 

Just ,1s 1he :"\.n.1l 1\l.1de111\' promo1<' dit· prok"1on.il J11d 1111db.1u.il de\'l:lop1m·111 ol 

1111thl11p111cn, 'o aJ,o muse 11 fi1ltill 11' rnp1111'1bilin for <'.1d1 1111<1'h1p111.111' phnK.11 

dcH loprnent. ·1 his 1s 111c1 through .rn 1111en.olle~iatc <port< progr.1111 that j, Oil< of 1hc 

bro.tdcst m till' na11on 19 mc:n. I 0 ''omen and t\\O l<>-cd and an C<JU.1lh 

amhmom mtr.unural .rnd dub 'ports program. :\II rn1d,l11pm<n .m· required to 

p.1ruc1p.uc m these program' either .n the \Jf\lt). 111tr,1111ur.tl or dub k·HI 

1\1hlcttn pl.t} ;1 m.IJ<>r rok 111 him \H' .1«ompl"h our mi\,11111 \\'e d1allc:11g<· 11mhhip111c:11 

phH1t.1ll) 'o that \\hen the) gr.1duate tli<) \\ 111 he prql.md tn 'ucce"li1ll) lc,1d 111 comh.11. 

\Xe \\Jill our future off1ters Ill be team hu1ldcr' Jnd lc.1rn him tu rnoti\,ltC othc:r' to n;,c) 

\Xt• \\Jill them to to111pe1e on 1hc J1hlc11L field and \\Ill. In order w w111our1111tbh1p111c11 

must \Cl !ugh go.1ls lor thcn1'dvn Jnd thetr l<~lm .rnd h11d .1 \\,1y co mc:c:t 1he111. Our 

hop< 1s 1'1.11 hy the 1i111l' the\' jom till' l·ln:1 and Corp' .1, 1un11>r oftiter,, d1c1 h.nc 

lc.1rned not onh \1h.11 tt.111mork, de1er1111n.1tion .rnd k·,1dcr,l11p me.111 hu1 lum 1hey 

cr.rnscend to s11cceed111g 1n combat. DC\dopmg mid,hipmrn phr,i<.1lh 1' .tlso .1hout 

h nd \\ork, s1am111.1 and ph1<1L.1l and mclll.il toughness. Aggrcs,1vc11c:"· pnse\CtJn<:e 

and coughnc" 111 the l.1t:c ol .1d,cr' 11 .1te <JUal1110 \\e \\.till them 10 dt•momtr.ne a' 

scu~nd na1urc 

I he roll call of 'arsm ;-:" \\lllner' at thl" ~.1\.11 Ac.1dt·m1 read, hke .1 wmahle \'\'ho\ 

\\ho 111 Amcnc..i Rear A<lnmal Abn B \hep.ud, the fim Arnem . .in in sp.Kt" Jnd J 

member of1hc hc.t'')"'e1gh1 ct<'\\; Adm1r.1 '>1.rn,fidd lurner. ex toothJll lmtm.m "ho 

be1..m1< director ol the ( C"11tr.1l l111dligence .\grnc) 1\drn1ral Arle1gh Burkt". .1 \He,der 

\\ho l.t1l't \\.l.\ l hid of '\,l\.tl Oper.111011'; Rt.tr ,\d11m.1I R1d1.1rd Byrd, dt« pol.tr c:\plora 

\\ho cap1J111cd dt<' :".1" g)mn.l\ttcs t«am; Hcc.:1,\dmir.11 ( ht•stcr 0:1111111, .1bo .1 formu 

i'.Jn o.1rsman; Heet \dmir.11 Bull I lalsev of \'\'orld \"\ .u 11 f.um-, .1 tomll.111 pl.1rc:r .11 the 

Ac.idem\, I k1sm.rn I rophr "mner' Joe Bell mo and Roger '>1.1ubJ<.h, and the hJ,ke1h.11l 

stJr l )J\ 1d Roh111so11 

( hn the \l'.lr,, :".in l<.1111' h.1w hc:u1 \lK«·,sfi.11111 hmh 11.111011.11and1111c:rn.1uo11,1I 

Jrcn.1s. \hd,l11p111c11 fomb.1!1 team' h.nc p.1rriupa1cd 111 dw Ro'l \uh. r, Co11011, ( )r.rng<, 

I lohd.I\, I thert). Aloh 1, I lou,1011, I mcr.1ld 1'0111,cmJ and \le < ·c ( 1r ( .ire: B1m k 

"\J\\ ~football m.1ln \\llh 1\rm) 1s one ol the greatest college foo1h.1ll malm·s 

111 200(, o~. ;\,I\'\ 'l'<>m 1earm w111p1kd a rewrd of .!•r I<;(, ) (.6';';). l he 0:,1\,1! 

\c.t<knl\ produced I') \ll.J\merit.111', I.! ( onfcrenu· \1hlc1cs of 1he Ye.11 .111d W\c.:11 

d fTcr<nl 1c.1m' \\Oil co11fcrc11ce c.h.1rnp1onsh.p,. Tht.· tooth.1111c.1111 pmtt·d .1 ') I record, 

\\Oil .1 sd10ol rcLord fmmh·<.onsec.ume ( ommJmkr 111 ( h1et s I ropl11 .rnd p.m ... 1pa1cd 

111 .1 s1..hnol-rcc.ord fourth u>n,<<.Ull\c ho\\ I g.trne. :\a\\ h.1s dm11111a1cd the other t\\o 

\Cf\ILC \c.1dc1111cs. \\llllllllg 11111e ,tr,11gh1 g.1111<·, .1ga111s \1r hir<.e ,111d Arm1. 

l'h,tptu 5 

Ar rl•e ,\~11t1/ Ac.rdm1v. 

all 111uM11p111m amvely 

p,ll'trl't/"ttr 111 m111prt11111 

ff'Or/f. 1•11her ,/l tfi1• 

1111erml/ey,1.1te 1 /11/, or 

mrmmural kvel 

I 1•1 
, ~u 

lnr

c

rcoll

cgia1e 

,\1hkt10 

I ht '-·"ii \t.tdt"m} 't11lnwlleg1.ue .Hhlellt' progr

.tm ".1Jmi111\1ncJ h1 dtt' '-:,n.11 

1\L.ttlt"nl\ \1hil'llt \\\oti,lllOll, .l pm.Ill' non proflr COrpor,Hion, [ hc \\\Oll.Hl011 l\ 

tl1.1ncred '" 1h.u dlt' Ac.1dc1111 t.111 offer inrer,olleg1.uc .uhku" at no cxpert\l' w the 

fcJcr.11 govt"rn11te111 I he .uhluit ,t\\Ot1.111011.1rr.111gn1.1r\lr1 "hedule, and prm1dc, 

to.1d11ng ,1,1tT .ind t'<(Ulprmm, .md tunJing tor the 1ar,it} .11hlcnt program. 

I he :--.:a1 al ,\,,1Jerm 1, ,1 I )11 ''ron I collcgt• .1nJ .1 mcmhcr nt the ~.1t1011,1l 

( 'ollcgt uc \thkllt \'"'<l:ttton. fr, pnm;f} tontCrcm:e .1t'fil.a11011 j, \\1th the 

l'Jtnot I c.1guc, a group ot lughh ,cfn.me tolk-gn wlu"c motto j,, roda1 s 

,cholar-ad1lctt'S, tomomm s lt·adcr,. l ull membcr' of the Lc.1gue Jft' \111..:n,.m, 

Arni). Buckndl, ( olga1c I loh ( ro", l.af.i}Ctt<\ l t•hrgh .mJ ~.!\"\. \c1<ral sports 

llldudlllg "' murnng, \,uhng. nm lll£ .111d g1 mna,1ic' h.11 c .1fftli.i111111' m adJmon to, 

or outsidt• th< l'Jtnot I c.1g11<'. h•r < \Jmplc. foorbJll 1, a D11 l\tort I \ mdcpcntlent 

team that rtgul.irh pl.I\' \rnn, \tr r Oft< anJ :\otrc D.1mc, m .1dd111on to Jn 

lllll"r'<"ctH>n.11'chnl11le1hat trn(ll<'ntll indudi.:, 1e.m1' trom the \tl,11111' ( onferemc 

md B ~ I ' ( ol'krt"•h.e'. 

\.1en\ \anit) Sport\ 

H. ,,f, ,1 '"' r 

B.1,k.1h.11, \pnnr I <H>lh.111 

( It\\, ht.I\ \"\\t1i:fi1 \qu.t,fi 

( ''"'" l1ghr" c1i:h1 '" 1m111111g I\' I)" ang ( rth\ unmtn lcnm' .. .. 

h>oth.111 lnd1H>r lr.1,k 

(;off ( )utdoor r r.ttk 

(,\!nna,ucs \\.irl"r polo 

l-KHlSSt \\ l"C'Sifmg 

Rtlk 

\Vomen

's \"a.rsi[) Sports 

H. 'kt tu1 

( n .. '\\ 

( rn" ( ountr) 

la"'rt.h't.: 

lnrC'rcullq:a.trl' '>.uhng 

~O\.t..l"C 

\\\Ull'lllllg 

Indoor I r.ick 

0111door Tratk 

\ olll"I hall 

( o Ld Sports 

1 r< 1 '>.11hng 

( )J, hur, '••llu0 
D1 R1C 10R rn A111u11cs 

(lier (,1/ult f.uJ• hi c111111 1'11 181/. Director ofArhletw 111 tht' 1\111•11' Ac11tl1·111i· 111 

\t'f'l<'mh1-r lOOI. ( 1!1u/d111k hrltl pm ts t1J t11hlettc d1raror 1// 1h1• l 1

Jlll'<'l)J/') lif Ho11<1011. 

Bm1011 ( oll1·gr { 1111.,·m11 1111rl /u/1111e U1111•t'm1J·· A grr1rl111111· of Bmtlill ( 1ill1y,1'. 

(,/,1dd111/.: U'llS 11le11t'r11'1111/t'I' 111 fiuu/J,1'!. J-1,• enmed 11mmlas111spans1ul1111J11<Trrllio11 

from !hi' UJ111" Till) of 1l!t1SJ11c'111set1s-Amliers1. 

Ac the :\,1\.11 Ac.1dcnw, the athl<e11c program is not jmc an excr.tcurrirnl.u .1uiYit). it 

is part of the m1s'ion and .1> such re..:c:i""' a pnonry much different dun at .1 Ll\'lli.111 

\Chool l°hl• ,1thl<et1L [l",1111\ arc ,IJ1 111tcgral part of the overall education of ,I lOt,11 per\On. 

Athlc:rn:s pro\'tdc k.1dersh1p opporrunmes. and chc: experiences or team pl.11·. rnopernuvc 

cffon. sponsm.111sh1p. wmmitmcnt and individual sacrifice for goals rh;H some may or 

m.1y 1101 he ablt· 10 .Khtl'\'e. Achletics and competition .m: a hig parr of every nml.,h1pm.111's 

life ar the :\av.111\cadrnw. I he '\l,1\'al \ca<lcmv and chc • ;1\'al Al.1<len11 '\1hk11c '\ssociarion 

j, com1111unl w prm id11~g the best pos"hle exj1ericnce for our slLJ<lem ·.Hhleres." 

Intramural/Club Spores Programs 

Thl· PhysJL.11 [·Jue.mun D<:p.mmem organizes an exrensive 111cramural sports progr.un that pits 

midshipmen wmpanu .. '5 111 .uhlecic wmpetiuon. These compcmions .m.ud pomts to midshipmen 

comp.m1c" 1h.1t help in <lctamining rhe sdec1ion of rhe ALadem~-s "( olor <. :omp.m)" .11 the end of 

the acad<emlL \'e.u. ·!'he g.1111es arc p.micularlr spirited and allow mi<lsh1pmen co compi.:n: ar a b·d 

appropriate w their im(i, idual .nhlctif.. .1bilit) Compan~· teams compete in a v.irict)' of 

spons including: 

Bnga<le Boxing 

Cycl ing 

Golf 

I mernauon.11 Pi,tol Cluh 

Ju<lo 

l\:.1r.1le 

Lllrmw (~fen\) 

\ l.tr.Hhon 

l'o\\erl1fung 

Ruglw (.\ lcn\) 

Rugh\ ( \\'rnrn:n s) 

~,:,er (~lc:n\J 

~ofthall (\X'omen's) 

le11111' (\\'omen's) 

ln.11haln11 

\'olkyball (~fen\) 

In add11io11 ro the \,min .ind imramural athletic programs, the Ac.1dem1 offers .1 \;tncry of 

npponunJt1es to p.1mt1p;Hc 111 ,1 very compemive Club Sports program. l\lmt players 111 rh1s 

prngrJm .ire: lorml·r high ,._11001 athletes who <lcsire ro conunue pl.1y1ng .1 sport, or learn a 

nc\\ one .. 111d 'eek rigorous compctiuon. Alrhough th1.:sc teams ari.: not santuonc<l lw thi.: 

'\( \!\, the1· Jo tnmp<.:11: .1gainst .m:a colleges. Club spom offered include: boxing. rugby. 

p1,wl. t~dmg. k.1r.11c, men's ice hoth')· an<l volleyball. men's soccer .1n<l l.icro\Sc, pnwcrlifung. 

m.ttholnn, women\ ,nltb.111, fid<l hotkc\, 1cnnis and rugb1. 

Athletic 1-aciliues 

1· looking .1 ound h< 1\cadem). the faul111e' for inrc.:n;ollcgiare .ind imr.tmur.11 

'port,, php1<.tl c:d.K.u1011 Jnd per,onal time.:" arc unsurpassed and nor re,erwd for 

1 r' le" athlcre' All 1111d,h1pmc:n h.1ve .Ku"' ro these bcilmc,. 

I ht nc" I) re nm aced ~ 1,000 .,c.11 :--:.n) -.\ l.mne Corp' .\ lcmonal '>1.1d1u111 

• \lurn111 I I.ill. u>1npkted 111 I<)') I "ith ,e.ning of 5.-10 Fm .1thlcut rnmc'r' 

l<lltire,, .t"t·mhlie,, 1hc:.unt.1I produuions. c'Oncert\ .111d oftici.11 cc:remonic:' 

• R1ekem I I.ill, \\ith .111<\\ and larger toorhall lotkcr room .. 1 modt·rn pl11·,it.1I ua111111g 

facilir), .111d .111 up· ll> d.uc 12.000 "1· It. weight room · 

• I c:1cunc I fall. built 111 1982, t0111.1111111g an Olympic-,i1ed pool, d1' 111g pl.nfo11m 

ind 1.111k •. 1 \\ rc:,d1ng .uc:n.1 .ind per,on.il condinoning .1rc.1' 

\ 100-mer<r "mheu<-'ttrf.icc:d outdoor crack 

• .\1.tnlonough I l.111. \\1th f~1ciline' fur gymnastics. boxing. vollcvball. \\v1111111111g. 

w.m:r polo. 1.1tq11eth.1ll, ba,kc:rh.111 .ind personal conditio11111g 

• I l.d,c1 I 1dd I lou,c:. ,1·111henc-,url•Kcd rhroughout, includes .1 220-vard 1r.1ck, 

h.1,kcth.111 <.<>1111,, nc\\ um:rn.nional squ.1sh muns. weight training f.1cilicic,, 

d1111bi11g \\,111 .111d a portable \\Oodcn basketball Aoor 

• I lubhard I l.111. du.· home for '-.1n ·,crew squads. wirh rhc 'tarc-ot-d1c·.tr1 lishcr 

Ro" i ng ( 't:nttT 

• Rip .\!)lier I 1dd, .ln .111 wc.uhc:r symhcti<-surfacc:d fidd for foorb.111. l.1cro"e 

.111d 'occer 

\I.ix Bishop 'it.1di11m, .1 newl) renov.ucd 3.000-,cat b.l\cb.111 s1.1d1um 

\ d1.1lknging 6.21- 1 .1rd 18-hok golf course 

I he (,lenn \'\.1rncr '>o<tc:r 1-.ttilirv j, one of rhc: fine't college \Otter l.1t1l111c' 

111 the 11.11ion. The 16. ~OU 'qu.m:' foot facility hou,es the :\a\ .11 AL.1dc:m~ \ mc:11\ .111d 

\\Olllt:n !\ '.usnv 'o<.:ccr rc.un~. 

• Rohen Cru" 11. '>ailing Cenrc:r. home of the lncercollcg1.nc .111d \'ar'lt\ Ofhhort '>.11li11g 

lc.1m,, .1, well .1, the 'command Sc.1mamhip .md '\.1\ 1g.1t1011 'J r.1111111g '>qu.1dro11. ' 

• rhc \\'e,le1· Bro\\ 11 I 1dd lloU\C .1 I '10.000-square-foot~ .1pproximatch 'H 5 million 

sirnuure, \\tll home facilitic, for phrsica.I educacion. \army .111d 1111r.1mur.1l .11hletic\, 

dub •port' .md jKr,011.11 lime". The fidd house\\ ill use the most .1d1.111ccd ted111olor,'y 

for pcrn>n.1l Lo11di1iu11 and L<lmb.11 preparedness. 

• lhe J 5'i.OOO-,quare-foor Brig.1de '>pores Complex will feature si\ hard mun 'urfaccd 

indoor tcnni' rnurr' .111d .111 indoor ice hotkc}· rink. 

!'he '\;aval Academy Athletic ,\"ouatio11arr.111ges1arsiry schedules and provide' rnach111g 

sraH ;111J c:quip111e111, and fund111g for the ,,trsit1· .11hle1ic program. 

Ir hll.i been llll<'rt'fflllg to >et' 

how fi1r I can re.rlh pwh 

1111·sdfborh pl'.J'>ic1il(1· 1mrf 

m«ntall}o 011 dt1p 1uha1 rha<' 

are ti n;i/lion ,;11d rm rln11g> 

going 011 t111d c0t1ch grl't'S m 

tt mr/6· !1t1rd pmum·. \\''hen 

rhe school dtt)' rs 011

t•1; Ifs 

rmorher oppor111111ry ro kap 

pwlnng myselfro see 11•/uu 

I've got inside. 

-i\!IINlll'\1.1~ f'IO~·I 

j\ f Kl \Rl.A'.'-;[l, Ci \'>\ OI 2008 
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Career Opportunities 

After Graduation 

Thl' :-.:aval 1\cJdcmv den:lop> 111iJ,h1pmen morally. mentalh and phy,K.1111- m 'en·t.· .11 

k.1dcr1 "ith rnmpctencc Lh.1r.1ucr and compassion for our '\.an .md ;'..1.mnc Corps. 

Grnduacion from che '\,,\\,ti AL.1de1m bnngs ne" opporrunmes for ll'.1der,h1p. learning. 

prolc"1onal ad' anLcmcnc tr.tvd .rnd cxc1tl'ment. From chc v.:rv first ·'"ignmcm .1, an 

officer in the n.tv.tl service ~.I\ .ii Academy graduates will have more rnpomibilir~ .ind 

challenge on the 1nh th.in almmc .111y Cl\ ilian jusc our of rnllege. Mam· of our recent 

gradu.Hl's .m: lt.-.1der' ot sa1lc>r\ .111d \l.trine> chroughouc che world on forn.ud-dcploved 

,hip>. subnurincs. squ.1drnm. SL· AL teams or in \ 1anne unit,. 

iour 1erv1Le Lommitmem beg1m .u graduation, when you are commissioned .t> an cm1gn 

111 the '\,a\'\ or .1 scwnd li<.'Lnen.1m 111 chc ,\farine Corps. All phniull)· qu;1Jil1ed gr.1du.ues 

arc.: commts11oned 111!0 d1t unrcsmued line of the 'lavy or ,\Lu111c Corps. \lost 

midshipmen who graduate but are physically ineligible ro s<.Tve in the unrc1triLtcd line 

arc commis11om:d 111 .1 restnued lml or st;tff corps specialt}· such as lnu.:lligencc, Supply 

C.orps or C.tv1l I ng1m:cr ( orps. 

Service Assignmenr 

The career opuom J\"1ilablt w '\Java! Academy graduates are chc bro.1dcst o!Tcrcd b) .11w 

of chc nation\ service: academics. iou un: 

• spcc1.1lm.: 111 1urfocc \\,irf.m: wich a'>ignmenrs aboard ships ranging from guided 

missile dc,rrm·er' ro a111ph1b1ous ships deployed in cxped1uonJry ,mkc: groups .. 

• emcr the ,ubm.tnnc: scn·iLe, \\'ith duty aboard nuclc:ar powered .ll!Jc.:k and halli,tic 

mi,s1le subm.trines; 

• fh a '"Hlct~ ol aircr.1f1 from helicopters and shore-based patrol pl.mes to 

>llpl'rsonic.: .. 1ircrafi c.1mcr· based )Cl fighrcrs; 

• command infonrn •. 1rmor, amllcr) or aviarion units as a Manne Corps offiter; .md 

• lcJd the mo't talenrc<l .111d highly mom'Jred Sailors ,111d f\1arinc:s 111 the world. 

no 111.1ner \\h.u c.ircn path you choose. 

( haprcr 6 

\1!!1 011 and Sr11/ w11h me. 

!hi s111111rc· ofour home/mu/ 

1s 110 more 1'1t111 tlw mc'llJltr<' 

of ourselves. 0111)ob u to kt"ep 

her free. 011r u•ill is to keep the 

torch offi'et•dom h11r11i11gjor 

11'/. Io this solm111 p1117JOs1· ll'l' 

mil 011 the pnmg. the lm1/Jl' 

and rh1• strong. n11rl 1hcfi'1•1'. 

Heed lfl)' mil Come 10 the st:t1. 

Com1• Srtil with me. 

-Jn11~ r \L.l Ju~!·\ 
116 

You "ill be given the opportunity co state your can:er preference earl} <luring your senior 

n:ar. Acrnal as,ignmcn1 w thac communicy" based upon rhe needs of the Navy anJ ~larine 

( orps. your cm:1all n:rnrd <H the Naval ,\ca<lemy. and personal and phpical tjualificacions. 

Surface Wa rfa re 

'>urfacc warfare unicers serve in every type of surface ship in chc Na\'} \\'hen you an: selecced 

for surface: w.ufarc, you h;we the opponuniry w choow rhe rype of ship anJ home pore of 

your firsr Jury .1ss1gn111cnc. Then. afi:er gra<luauon from the Academy. you repon co your 

slup. Your firsr rour of Jury lases about 24 momhs. 

A Ill'\\ ensign wpic.1lly sen'c' .1s a division officer, w1rh responsibilirics for lc.:ad1ng 

12 to 50 enlisted pcrn>nnel and direcung ,1 pore ion of the ship's equ1pme111 and operanons. 

r~·p1Lal posiuons indude those of anri-subnunnc warfare officer, gunnery officer, 

co111111unicaiions oHicxr and Jamage comrol ass1stanr. In addirion, you are cxpecred ro 

work CO\\ard qualific.uion as combat information ccnrer warch offiu:r. officer of rhe deck 

and '\a': surf.ice \\,1rfare officer. 
'\uclcar Propuhion )urfacc 

I h· :-.:J\'\ s de111.1ml111g and l11ghh 1cLhn1L.1! nuclear p1mcr t•.11p111g pmgrJl11 is .11nong 

1hc bot 111 tlic \\oriel I hmc chosen for 1hr progr.1111 u,11alll r.111k high 111 1he1r cl.1ss ,111J 

ha\C: a solid h.1d.grnund 111 -c1cnufic and 1cc.hn1L.1l u>ur,n. 1hough 1101 l'\ccc' anh n1.1 or' 

111 1 hest .ire.is 

~l1dsh1p111c1 "ho chocis< surl.Kc \\Jrlarc .... rn 10111 1hmc chommg ,11lrn1annes 111 pur,u111g 

a sub-,JK"lll\ 111 nm.k·.tr prnpub1011 '''1cn1'. It \011 .ire .llLqncd 11110 1hc 1111dc;u pm\L'r 

progr.11n \<HI report 10 :-...uL\.ir 1'1mcr ~d10ul 111 ( 'h.1rle,ton, O.,,C., tor 'Ix month' of 

sd10ol111g foll1m,ng ~<Hlf fir,1 d1\ h1on nttller cour. )nu rhcn ir.11n fc>r '" 1110111h' .11 om· 

of 'ncr,1l nuLlc.1r rc.ICIOI proconpc 'Ile' loc.neJ chrnughoul tl1L· un1m11 hdort• rqm11i11g 

10 \our 'c<ond ,l11p. 

\II of cht :-\,J\'\ s ,uh111.11111c\ .He 1111dcar-p1mcn.:d . .\!mr .llfLr.11! L.lrrl<'" .tr<' nude.tr 

pcmcred and surf.1(( \\,1rf.1r< officer' .1lcl'rll.J1<' hl't\\ccn thc'L' .111d u>n\C11C111111ll~ pm1acd 

ship' .1s 1hc\ .1<h.1m.c 111 chur <..irt·cr,. 

Subma rine Force 

I ho'c assigned to 1hc s1k111 sen ice hcg111 l" ,rnd\ mg :-\J\ \ nudc.1r propuls1<lll .11 :--.:1i..k u 

l'o\\Cr '>chool 111 ( h.1rlcs10n, 0.,,( • for 'IX 1110111'1, or ,chool111g. fullo\\cd I)\ SIX 11101Hh' of 

1ra111 ng .l! one of sc:H·ral nuck.ir rc.1L1or p•oto!) p<' ,ice' loc.nnl cl1rougholll cl1c coumn. 

)uu chcn go to ~ .1n O.,uh111.1nr1t• O.,Lhool 111 '-=e" l ondon, ( OJlll •• for 1ht• I 0-\\ eek ,uhm.mnt· 

offi<cr' ha.sit lOIHSC )our hrsr wur of Jue) "ich .111 .111.Kk or tln1 h.1llMIL 1111"1lc ,ubmanne 

la'1' .1hnu1 ,(, 1110111h,, 

In .1 nudc.1r ,ubm.tnn<. 1u11inr otliLcr1 le.id d1Yl\i1m' of IO 10 20 llllll. )nu h.1\l' rc1po11\lhdi1ie1 

111 .1 'ic.11 .ire.1 of oper.mom 'uLh ·"engineering. weapon' or lOl1lllllln1c.n1on,.) ou .11,o ,1.1nd 

\\,HLhc, ,111d "ork 10 qu.1lih ·" cng1nccnng offiu:r of che w.Hlh, d1\'ing ofTilcr .ind ol11Lcr of the 

deck .111 SlL'I" tn\\,lld' c.1m1ng the gold dolphim of.1 :-\.1n ,uhm.trillL' offaer. 

A11011•/u(!!,< nj th<' Ott't/111 ts 

111nrr rlrtm ti /I/ti/Irr of 

c11r1ns11}', our,,.,, mri·1twl 

11111)' l•mgr 011 11. 

1'1t1 \llll' lo ' I . 

"'"'' )' 
1\'a 11/tlll need• >)'lllf'1llh)' 

bt'mtm• /It'/,,, .. 10 u•m-k. 

h1n1mt' '11· hfl! 11 lmrdt•11 la 

Ctl/T)'. /·(1r ti/I{/ 1111•1/)' tht• 

h1·.<t pnu t!Jt11 /if;· 4fi'r.• 1.< 

ilw .-'11111<'1' to u•od· h11rd 

di u•tir~· u•orth doing. 

-l'ru' DI-'\: 1 Till llllOIU 

Roi 1,1 \I 

Nava l Avia tio n 

\\'hcthcr landing an l·/,\- 18 Hornet on rhc deck of an aircraft carrier, condurnng 

111;1r111me surveillance in 1he Persian Gulf in a P-3 Orion or maneuvering an 

SI I (,Q}' hcl1copu:r in a rescue operaoon. nav.11 av1aror' arc com1andr called upon 

to puform under pressure \Vhcn vou are assigned chis career path, rou can selt:cc 

11a111111g <IS a pilo1 or a 11;1\'al Aigh1 officer. Pilms Ay aircraft while naval Aight 

offiu:rs serve ,b weapons wsn:ms oflicers, cleuromc counrermcasurcs officers and 

tt·ch111cal coordinators. 

,\tli:r graduauon from the Academy, all chose choosing .1viario11 ri:pon ro 

Pens.Kola, I la., for /w1a11on Pn.:Aighr lndocrrinarion. Pilot trainees may e1rhcr sra~· 

m Pensacola or move co Corpus Ch rim. Texas, for bastL Hight training. Depcn<lmg 

on 1 ht· type of ;urcraft/cr;1ining rrack chosen after basic, pilots may complere 

adv;rnccd 1ram111g at sc,·eral training ba.\cs chroughout the Culf Coas1. Naval Highr 

officers N !'Os) compli:rc all of their Right training in Pensacola or at Randolph 

Air hircc Base 1n f(:x;t\. Aviarors receive their wings of gold after 18-24 months 

for pilots and 12 18 month' for NFOs. Thev arc assigned ro their fim squadron 

after \IX to JllllC momhs or aircraft and mission-specific training Ill a Aeet 

rc:pl;ttcment squadron. 

In .1ddi1io11 ro Hying. nav.11 anators have significant leadership and managemi:m 

ri:,ponsibiliues hc:ginning with their very fim duty assignment. '\.e\\ officers 

t~·pit:.1lly are charged wnh leading a group of aviation enlisted personnel and 

m·cr,ccing their squadrons operatiom, administration, personnel managemem 

and .uraafr m.11nrcnani;c. 
\IJrinc Corp s 

l p to one sixth of e.1<h gr.1duac111g d.1ss m..1\ he Lho,en for u1mm1"10111ng ,1, 'eumJ 

li<U1<en.11ll' 111 1hc \l.mne ( mp,. Aller gr.1Ju.u1on lro1111hl \<.ld<."111\', \'IHI .mend chc B.1-a< 

chool . 2<1 \\Cck «lllr~c for offKn' JI Qu.m11u1, \a I Im ,thool gi'e' .111 \larine olllu:r' 

J <<>mmon h.tckground 111 chc c.1LC1l..1l ,111J, of I.ind \\Jrlare. I hen \OU go on co J<han<cd 

ua1111ng 111 .1 p.u11u1l.1r ot<llp.111onal 'l'eu.1ln h.1,ed on \our tJu.1lifit.mon' .ind prdn<ellL<''· 

\I mne ( <HJ'' l,Hecr fie.d' 1ndmk ch<"e 111 chc t\\o b.1"c «llcgonn of ground .111d 

.ur. (,rounJ tar<e<er ch01.:e' 111dudc 111f.1nrn, .umor, .u11llcn, logl\cic,, cng1nccring. 

l.0111mu111cauon,-mform.u1011 '~ 'cem,, tin.11K1al 111an.1gc111enc .md m ii nan poliu. 

\\l,1!1011 <.hoacc' mdud<e p1lo1, 11,1\al tl1ghc oflicu .. ur u1111m.11HI .md LOntrol, .11111 .ur 

\\,HI.ire J\ 1.111011 111.lllllell.lllll .111d ,l\'l.l!io11 'lll'J'ly 

In 1he1r first .1"1gnm.:r11,, .\l.1rnw ( orp' ":cond lacucuianc' .ire g<·ncr.1lh .1"1gnnl a' pl.noon 

comm.mdcrs \\llh lcadcr,h1p rc,pom1bil1cic' for ~')to 1 ~ cnli,1t·d \larim·,, You often h.l\c .1 

role ma \l,umc :ur/ground 1.1,k forLe, \\ith \lanne l.ghc ml.mt!') t.1p.1blc of oppmrng mud1 

more he,I\ 11\ cqu1pp<ed lorcn. ~ k,IHng of ,ur .111d ground otlKn' 111 clw,c t.1sk for<t'' .md 

mdl\ rdual unn' gl\<'' oftiur' the oppor1t1nll} l.ucr co cnmmanJ tomh111cd 111111,, noc lll'I 

\\llhm c.unr spcc1alc1c,. \l,mnc ollicn~ arc a"1gned all m<r chc \\orld. 

\pccial Operation\ and \pecial \X'arfarc 

'lpcc1.1l ( )pcr.111ons 1ndudt·,: I '-plml\C Ordn.mtc Da-pm.11 :1 ( >l )), .\ 1rm· ( oumc1 mc.i'urc' 

\IC \ 1), ( )per.mnn,11 I )1, mg .rnd ~.1h.1gc l< )J )~) •. md l xplml\C ( )rdn.111Le ~ l.rnagcmcnl 

I ( )~ 1) I xplm1\ c l hdnarllc .111d d1\ 111g prm 1dc the common h.1sc "h1d1 ,!\,urn 

wmp.111h1lm of the four lunuao11.1l .11c.1\. 'lpn1.1I Op<er.111011\ oiler' men .111d womt'll .111 

excmng l recr and command opponunm 111 .1 'null 'J'C'C1,1h1t·d commu1111\. 

'ip«1..1l \\.irfJrt· prm1Jes •1u.1hncd ofliccr' the opponunll) 10 be .1 mcmht·r of one of 

the \\Orld' cine figlmng force,, :-\,1\\ ~l Al' ('lc.1, \u .111d land tnr<c'l .ire knm\ 11 .111d 

re peuul ,uound 1hc \\orld 

/l111rmg r/1, 111111 11•/io jouglir 

Oil /11 0 }111111, /fllf0/1111/0lf 

1,dor 1111> 11 rn111mo11 l'/Tfllt' 

- 1\•l\I RAl ( llf'1 t { \\. 

:--:1\11 /,( '''" !')()') 

I r'l 
1\frlllrtl')' Jt'l'l'ICt' is JllSI tf1rtt. 

<t'l"/'/(t'. I 11•t1111al Ill prouct 

t /,,· 1.,t/111·; t/1,11 I /"'Id m 

tf,,. prllnrs ojft't'dt1111. At 11 

01•i/i,111 a1ll1'f,e. I k111·11• 1/.11r 

Ill)' f/Jl/l' r111d 1fjom 111011/rl 

!1t• a111c1·1111~111·rl 011 mysd/ 

I daidi·rl I ll'OU/rl ;mfi.,. to 

/oms 011 doing tl'fwt I could 

to mpport others 11•11/iour 

•<1cnfrc11tg Ill)' 1111•11. 

\liil'illl'\l.\N ( d NI \'II\ I 

\fl ill I(, C1 '"!II 2008 

l'iO 

Resrrined I ine and StafTCorps Specialties 

f\.li1.hh1pmt'n who are noc plw'1c<1lly qualified to st'rvc 111 rhe unrt'5lricrcd lim: bur who 

can bt' com1111s\1oned as acun ducy officers can choosc from a wide \'Jriery of alcernarivcs 

and pttrSllt' .1 "lrt't'r. Restricted line and sraff corps officers may choose careers in rhe 

fidds of illldligence. cryprology. oceanograph\', medicine, civil engineering. supply and 

a\'iat1on 111.11ntcnancc. !"hey ser\'e aboard ships. wilh aircraft squadrons and ar shore 

bases around d1t· world. C.radu,uing midshipmen who are acccpccd 10 medical school 

may bt· commMtoncd in the \.!cdH.al Corps even 1f phvsicallv qualified ro serve in rhc 

unresrri<.tcd ltn<:. 

Assignments for Women 

for femalt: officers 111 rhe Navy and Marine Corps. many options are opcn ro you lo \erve 

in ass1gnrrn:1Hs \ital to our nauonal defense rou may Ay planes as a ptloc or naval Aighc 

officer or sen·e on combacam ship' <IS a surface warfare officer. \\'omen may also enter 

rcsmcced l111c or scaff corps spcualtics such as o(canograph1·. imdligcnce, supply or civil 

engineering if lltll physically qualified for a\'iauon. ships or,\ farinc: Corps. 

You also may dioose w emcr lhe \larine C.orps. \X'omcn Marine Corps officers 

GU1 be assigned to all Larcer fields 3\'ailabk co m.1lc officers. except infantry. artillery 

.rnd .irmor. 

A very lurntcd number ofb1llecs 111 medicine arc .n.ulable each rear co both male and 

lc1113Jc: graduaccs who are accepted for admission lw an accrc:din:d mcdical school. 
C.1rccr ( hoic.c' of thl: ( l,1ss of 200-

I he mtmbcr' of the l l.1 s of 200- chos< th< follo\\111g 'en ice and 

'' ut.irc spcc.i 1lt1<s to cnt<r ,11tn gr.1d11.111011 .md c.om1111"1omng. 

\\1JllOJ1 

Pilot lra1n111g 2.)(i 

~.l\,11 I light l lllic.cr I r.11n111g ') 1 

\urlau \\ ar!Jrv 

( 011\CllllllJl,tl 2 ''> 

:-..udc1r \(i 

11.lartnc l orps 21 \ 

\uhmmne \\.trfarc 116 

:--: 1n Rc,mctcd l mc .1ml \1.1ff l orp:.: 11 

111c.lud111g men not ph\Stc.1lh quahlil'd for di< u1H<Str1Ltcd line 

du11cs .1hm c dcucd spcc1.1h1.11wn 111 .1, 1.111011 ma1ntc 11.111cc dut). 

cr.p1olog), llllCll1gcnc.c, suppl) corps, t1\1l cng1nl'<'.r corp' .ind 

met< orolog\ / oc< .lllOf,1 .1pl11 

\ ln l1ul ( orps I 0 

l'it 
152 

Typical Pay and Allowances for Junior a val Officers 

!"111S rable ,how' 1 hr.: .1pproxunJre pay and allow.111C<:s of Navy and ,\ far111e Corps junior 

officers. Pro111011011 w l\Javy licurc.:nant (junior grade) or Marinr.: Corps fim 11c.:urcnant 

normally corm.:\ two years after commrssioning. I he nr.:xc promorion, to Navy lieutenant or 

t--1.uine Corps c.1pt.11n, normally comes four to fin: years after commission111g. All of these 

figures. induJing rn\t-of-living incn:ases. arr.: ,uhjcct ro change. 

nrhl y Pa) and Allo"ances 

B.tsc Pai' 

'>ubsistence 

I lousing Allowantr.:' 

'>ca Oury Pa~" · 

Flight Pay·· 

E S/2nd Lr 

s 2,469.30 

$ 192.""'4 

$ 1,350.00 

(single) 

s 1.665.00 

(famtl\") 

s 100.00 

$ 125.00 

s 230.00 

LTJG/lst LT 

s 3.239.'0 

s 192.74 

158-.00 

(single) 

s l ,""'95.00 

(family) 

$ 100.00 

s 156.00 

) 305.00 '>ubm.mne Pay·· 

Nuclear Power I nccnlive 5i 12,500 upon complcnon 

of nuclear power training 

LT/CAPT 

s 4.392.00 

s 192.74 

) J.740.00 

(single) 

s 2.008.00 

familr) 

s 225.00 

s 206.00 

s 510.00 

· I ~1ne> bmt'd 011 1~111k fll/(l lomuo11 ,w1g11ed Figrm"J hen· rt'f'resent 0111011111; for p1111or 

officas Ir l'l 11g 111 ,.1 m111polis. , \ID. 

• 'Amorow shou•11111·1· npproxrmme a11d u•ill 111crt"11se with l'flrh )'1'11r i11 stniice. 
Alia Your I ir\I four of Dun 

B\ the 11me \oll u>1nplctc \our hr't wur of dun, \Oll \\Ill prob.1hh h,J\C .1 prell\ good td<J 

aho111 \OlH c..uccr go.1(,, and the :\,J\" and \l.mne ( oq" \\Ill g1\e )IHI eHn opporiunm to 

d11eH them )ou \\11l lu\C ass1gnme111s to prepare \llll tor .ith.mcun<111 .md u>1nnund of 

.1 surlacc lup suhnunne •• 11rLr.1ft S<j•1.!llro1>. '.\ l.irme ( or1" 111111 or .in org.1111za11<>11 .1,l10rc 

:-.:.n.11 ot1iur ahcrna1c hct\\Ccn tours ol du!\ \\uh 'hore h.i,ctl unus .111d opcr.111011.11 

,ommand' th II deploi mcr,c.1s 111 support of our n.111011' manlllll<' ,tr,ltt'g) )ou .11"' 

ha\C the opporiunm fur pm1gr.1du.11c stmh, .ich.mud tcchr11t.1l 1r.1111111g 111 \our 'l'eci.tlt\ 

.111d coursc\H>rk .It m1l11.1r1 \Cf\ ltt ,ollcgn 111 k-.1der,h1p. m.1n.1gc:111c:n1, l.l<ll<S, \tr,ucg1 

pulu1<0 nul11.1r1 .tll.m' .111d 1111c:rn.1t10n.1l rel.111011,. )ou nnc:r 'top lc:.u11111g. tlC:ll .1, 1·ou1 

respo1rnh1lims lnr l'"opk-. opc:1.1t 1011' .md pol1t:1-nuk111g 111trc.1"~ 

! .rpplrt'd 10 1/.e \11ral 

At.rdnn) hemu r I 1111 

opport1111rtre 111 II 

r11mut!11111.md1111 1011 

tfi.zt I d1d11tjmd11/l) u here 

ebe I kuru r/.,zt I w.r11ud 

to 11 ork u 11/1 f'< ople tmd 

pr11d m lut!e tl'llt' hrh11ul 

a dr·k ,1, I 1 ou!tl 111111iage 

\ ! •,)\Ill \I'\"- (d'-11\I \I 

\I )I '{, ( ·, \" lll 2008 

Organization 

'iupcnntcndcnt of the '-..n.11 \ , ,1Jc111}, .1 °'·I"' \Ill \drmr.11. "r<''l'"n"hk tor 

ti l Ir l ron .rnd .1dmlll"lr II lll of 1hc \l.1dc111~ rhe \Uperrntllldcnl h.1, \<.'\l'r,11 

prrnup.11 .1"1'1.rnt s \\ho .If< n:,pom1hk· IO 111111 for \ .mou' p1 "gr.1111' .111d op<'r .lt 1<>11' 

.it the \wdc1m I hcsc a'"'t.1111' 1ndlllk. 

( 0111111.md.int of ~t pmc: n htl'LllOn' a' the de.Ill ol 'tudc111' .rnd '' 

•I, 1k for th< moral, Ji.ir.1ucr .md prok"ronal dnclopmc111 of the Brrg.1dc 

ol \11dsh1prnt n. 

I he ,\c.1dc111i, De.in and l'ro' o't 1s tlw prrnupal .1d' '"H to ihc \upcn111c11Jc111 

111 .tll 111. ncr' rd.111ng to the mcnt.11 dc,dopmcm ol n11J,l11pmcn, ac.1<lcmtL program 

.rnd I Lllh\. I le managn the .1C..1dc1111t program 111 thrct .ic.idcmrc ,II\ 1w1m: 

c ngmccnng md \\capons hu111.111111es md 'ou.11 'uc nee,, .md 111a1h<111.1uc' and 

scicnu 1 he'.; nal \l.1dc111\ laluln t' an llltL'grJttd group ol mmc th.m (,(){) 111ilu.1r) 

01111.cr> .md U\ll1.1m 

I ht Din:uor of \thlcti,, h<ads the °'.n.11 .\c.1dcnn \thklll \"ou.Ur<ln, .111d '' 

rc'J"llrnhk for the ph) \l<.tl de\ dopmcm nl nmhh1pmc11. 

I h« Dean of Ad111i;\10n\ 1' dw pnnup.11 J\\l\t.1111 to 1hc: \upcrtllll'lldc111 111 .111 

111.11ccrs rd.111111 10th< ll'lflllllllg, gu1d.111u:, .ind ,dcu1nn of L 111d1d.11«' for 

.1dn11ss1on to 1he :--:.n.11 \<.1dc1m and the 0:.n.11 Ac.1dc1m l'rq>.lf.ll<ln '>chnnl 

.ind for the prqiar.111011 and 111.11111cn.1ncc of thc otli1.1.1l c.111d1d.11e 1cc<mk 

( h.1p1n 7 

,\ulwd1 C1lll 1u 111t11!) 

rlupltrt1t1 tlit' 11r.im 1/,,11 

d 11111111"11{(/1 I' IS 1111t/1·1 

Ill 11111k111g 1/ ,/,·11<11111 

Ill '(111/hdt 

,\t>MIR\ \ I I< 

Bl R .... I. l'\'.'\, 

( I \\\ >~ I <J 2 \ 
·1 ht Chief Financial Officer" the prim:ipal .1<lvisor to the "iupennrc.:ndcnt in m,Hters 

rc.:laung to fin,111u,1l resourc.:es, hunun resources .111d the operation of a network of 

c,1mpus suppon .Kll\'llies. 1ndud1ng the c.:ampus bookscore, "isnors' center, loud 

sc.:r"ice oudc.:ts and rc.:stauran1s, rnre:mon fadliries and personal sen·ice .1crint1c.:s. 

!ht Depu[) for ln forma1ion l ec.hnolob'} and CIO 1s the principal advisor w the 

'n1pLnnren<lent 111 all n1.1tttrs rc.:l.mng w 111for111.mo11 tc.:Lhnologr. c.:mc.:rpnsc.: 111fr.1-

struc1ure and knowl<'dge managtmc.:111. 

lhc.: Direcwr, Center for hhical Leadership ts 1he pnnc1pal advisor to che 

'->upennten<lc.:nc for rhe eth1ul <lc.:vdopmc.:nt of curn.:nt and furure milic,1rr lea<lc.:rs. 

I he Command Ma~ter Chief is dit principal advisor to the Superimrn<lcm in all 

maners sen·ing Midsh1p1rn:n, "iailors, rvfarinc.:s an<l their families. 

The U.S. ::l\al Academy has produced: 

Presidem or rhe Un ired Scares; 

2 Cabiner members; 

6 Ambassadors; 

21 members or Congress; 

5 scare gO\·ernors; 

5 Secreraries of rhe avv; 

I ~ecretarv of the Air Fo;ce; 

5 Chairmen or ~he Joim Chiefs of Scaff: 

4 \'ice Chairmen of rhe Joim Chiefs of Scaff; 

T Chiefs of' a\al Operarions; 

9 Commandanrs of' rhe ;\ larine Corps; 

2 r obcl Prize winners; 

~3 j\ lcdal or I lonor \\inners; 

52 ASA astronauts (more thnn tlll)' other i11stit11tion); 

44 Rhodes Schola;·s; 

16 tvlarshall ~cholars; 

93 Olmsred Scholars; 

25 firzgerald Scholars; 

6 Gates ~cholars, and 

830 Burke sc.holars 

I 
1 he Ho.ird of \ 1mor' 

I he dul\ of the .\wclc1m' Bo.ml of \ t\llors ts to mqu1rc mto 1he 'I.lie of morale md 

d1 1plmc the curriculum. ms1ruc11on phHic I cq<11pmcm h,....il 1tT.11rs at.1dcn11c n•ctl ods 

nd 01h. rnaners re' tmg to 1he \wJe1m \\ hich the bn,1«l deuJe, to com1dcr I .x 'icumn 

u')6S 1 nlc 10 L <; < ode I he Hoard con,1s1' of \IX member' .ippomt«I h1 the l'resi,lcm 

three appomtt-<l b1 the \ice l'res1dcm. four .1ppo1111cd h1 the '>pea kc r of the I lnu\C ol 

Rcprncmamc , one- dc,1g!latcd In the< h.mm.m ol the '>enatc \rmcJ \en ice' ( ommmcc, 

Jnd one de 1gn Heel b1 the ( h.11rmm ol d1c I lou\C \rmcd \cr\lccs < ornnmtec I he 

l'rc\ldc111 of the l nunl '.'Hates rcul\e' an annual \\rlllCll report of die Ho.trd s hndmg' 

.md recomrncnd.111011s 

1he1.00- lfo.ud of\ l\llOr\ 

1lppoi111ul hy 1/11• l'rn1dm1 of thr l 111tt'fl \111/t'.• 

\Ir ( ra1g j. Duchmm1,, ( 'h.11r 

\h. J. Bonnie :-:c1\mJ11 

\Ir. \l.uk ( lrc-.1nm 

The l lonor.1blt Robert 1'1chcu1 

I he I lonor.ihlc j.1111L"i l Brultc 

1lppoi11lt'd h1 t!Jt I 1n l'rnu/mt 

I he I lonmahk· B.uh.1r.1 \ \ l1kul,k1 

l ,\, \t·11.1101, \ 1.1n l.rnd 

I h( I lo11or,1hk I h.1d ( mhr.m 

l .~ \cnator. ~ li"1ss1pp1 

Appoi111et! /~y the \p1•11ka of rhr I !owe 

I he I lonor .1hk· Roger I. \\ It kcr 

Rep re'< 111a111<, I 1rn D1s1I1tl of\ li"1"ippi 

I he Honorable ( \, I l111ch Ruppcr,hcrgcr 

RcprnclllJllH, \cu>nd [)1,triu nl \I.tr) l.md 

I ht Honor,1hk 11 J.th ( unurnng' 

Rq>rc'< 111.111\c '-c1 cnth [)1,mu of \l.ir) I.ind 

Inc I lonor.1hlc John I' Kime 

Rq>rc,clll.lllH, \nond D1strlLl, \ l111nc,n1.1 

lppoi11tt•rl ~) tht· Uu1m111111 of 1h1• ~eunte Armed 

\a11ices Co111111111u/l low1• 1lr111erl Serl'lces Co11111111/t'I' 

I ht l lonor.thlc John \. \ll( .1111 

l '- \t n.uor, \n1on.1 

I h~ Honor.1hlc \lih :-..td1111rc 

Rcprc\Clllall\e, 'ic1c111h [)1 trill or :'\onh ( .nolin.t 

:'\ 
Supporting Organitations 

\evn,11 pnv.Hc, non pruht orga111z;H1on' support che Na\i1I Ac1<lerny in cmporram ways. 

U.S. Na\·al Academy Alumni Association & l·oundation 

l"he Unilt·J )c;ues 0:.w.il \cademy Alumni Assm.imon and 1he United )tJles '\a\al 

'\ud.:nn hiund.ucon .crc two 1lld.:penden1, not for- profit corporauons sllJring a slllgle 

president and ( EO .rnd npcraLmg as a fullv imegr.ned organization in supporr of rhc 

'\;l\,il .\udc.:111\" and 11' mission !"he org.mizauon' focus and con: Lompele1Kies arc 

fm:nd r.1ising and li.111Jr;11Slllg Ill purrnll or complcmc.:ntar~- and dmd:.- aligned mis;ions. 

Tht· .:our'<· set lw 1\lu111ni A"o.:c;mon l(1t111ders more 1han 120 vc.trs ago nngs rrut 

wd.ty .1s tht· ·\lumn1 1\"ocia1ion scrves and suppons the lJ1111cd )races, the !'JYal 'icrYcce, 

the N.1, al .\c.1demy .111d us .1lum111: b1 funhcring the highest standards at rhe Naval 

Ac.1denn·; bv seeking oul, infnrm111g, encouraging and ass1s1111g outstanding. qu.1l1fied 

1·oung nKn .111d women 1<> pursue c.m.:crs as ofli.:crs rhrough rhe Naval AL.1dcmy; .ind by 

in11i.11ing and spomonng .teuv1tics 11hKh p.:rpcnl.l[e the h1storv. craditions. memories and 

grtm Lh of the: :-\av.ii Ac.idem) and bind alumni mgethcr in supporr of the highest 1deab 

ofcnmmand, citizemh1p .ind government. 

\\'ith .1 pri111.1r\' fon1s on fri1.:nd rais111g. the Alumni Assot1arion promotes informed 

;1dv01:.tt:y for today' Na\ al .\t.tdcmy .1ml Brigadc of 1\lidsh1pmcn among 11s man1· 

cons111 uc.:m'- .1lum111. p.trc!ll' .111d fricnlh. The ·hsot1auon keep' its more rhan 52.000 

mc.:mher' inl(nmcd ch rough .1 network of I 00 clupters around the world. -5 active class 

org;1ni1.arions, .mJ 8/i p.1re111 dubs. !"he ·\ssoci.111011 web sire, ww\1.usna.com; Shipmate 

m.1g.w1nc 1\lth I 0 cssuc.:s a nae .111J P°'Lcd onlinc.c and c.:-mail an: Lhc: pnm,1n commu111-

L.H10ns wols. while v.1lue-.1ddcd bcnchts .111d scn·icc.:s build affinity co the i\aval AcademrThe: origin.ti '\.1val \v1dem\' h>und.11ion, formed in 19--1-"1. set out w suppon arhlc11c 

programs .u the '\av;d ·kademy through ,cholarships. grallls and ;t1\ard5. In 1999. 

1he Found.uion and thc '\av.ii ALadc:nw L ndowmc.:m ·1 rust merged co form the sole 

fund r.1ising c.:nun lor die '\.n.11 Ac.1dcmv. no11 known .ts the Uniced Stale:' Na1·al 

r\c1dcmy hm11d.n1on. 

I he uu11plcme111arv 1111"1011 ol the '-=.11·,11 ALademy Foundation "to support. promote 

and .1dv;111cc.: Lhe mission of chc Na1al Ac.idem\ br working in rnnjunction with Ac.1demy 

lcader,hip lo idcnrifv 'crart·gK .111d 1mLin111onal priorities ;rnd b' ra1s1ng. managing and 

dislnmin!i- p111·.nc g1f1 funds 1hat prol"ldl· a margin of excellence 111 suppori of the 

nacion\ prrn1icr leadt·rship insricurion. l'hc ArhkuL and '-cholarship Programs d11"1S1on 

is .1 signifiu111 c.:lcmelll of the l·ou11d.111on. This division promort:' athleuc excdlem:c ar 

rhc f'.ia,·J.I 1\c.1d.:my 1hro11gh a compn.:hcml\e prcp.1racon school ,cholarsh1p program and 

through priv.udy luntkd grams m .uhlctic and plwsiL.11 dcvdopmc.:nr programs for which 

gnvt:rnmc.:111 funds .ire nor apprnpriace or not .11·,1ilable. 

In wd.11's highly compc.:ritivc.: world. fu11d111g through pm·are gifo 1, absolucdv cssc111ial w 

the 'tra1c:g1L .1dv,111n:mt·m of a drnamit learn in~ cn\"lronmcnc th•H t:ncour•tges midsh1pmt:11 w ant1up.uc, prcp.1n: for .111d ulrimarch- lead and sc.:n·e. The rc.:cencly nimplcrcd 

and highly \l1Lccssful l.e.1dcrs to )crvc.: tht: '=anon ( .1111p.1ign rc,ulrcd 111 more rhan 

-:;2"i) 111ill1011 .ind r;mc.:d the bar of excdlcncc b) providing pri1.Hc.: g1fcs 111 ,upport of rhe 

Nav;1I ALadc.:nl\' 'itr;11c.:g1L Plan. l'h..: l·oundarion will cominue m build upon rhe momc.:ntum .111d .1d11t:1·cme11ts nl cl1t Campaign and work co sust;11n a culcure of philanchropy. 

I 'i8 
\'\uh 120 H.1rs ol lmton and progre''· che L ,\, ~.1,.11 \c.1Jcnn \111111111 \"ou.111011 ~ 

I oun,lrnon rt proud 10 cekbrne tr.id 11011' \\luk p.mnnmg \\1th the :-\,1\,11 \ .... id,·m~ 10 

susc 1111 a margm of CXLellerKL needed tu scLure .1 brrghc future. I !le org.11111111011 .ire 

... omnmted tu mor.1 111e111.1I pin s1L.1I .md hsc..11 'upport of the :-...1\.1! \c.1d, m\ ' 1111"1011 

for .tdd,11011.tl 111forma11011 on the :-...1,al k.1den11 \lumm h>ocr.111011 & I ound.111011. 

\!Sit 111111 II 1111 <0111 

'\a,.i.1 \ cadcnn \thlc.:trc \ \\ou.111on 

I he ':'\,1\.11 \ .tcknn \1hk11c h oCI n.011 (:-\ \;\ \) promo!LS and hn.111,es che \c.llll 111\'' 

1111crcollcg1Jre .11hk11c pro~r.un, \\ h1ch '' <lllc of till' l.1rgl''I .11hll.'t1c prop.uns 111 rhc un1111n 

I he :-\ \ \ \ •s re,po11\lhk tor chc COJLh111g, l'<jU1pp111g. rr.l\d ,111d lodging. pro111011on. 

11ckc11ng. ml .1d11111mrr.1t1\< 'uppon of .111 'f ,,1r,111 'l'o"'· '-: \\ \ ,il,o opl.'1.11n .ind 

111.11111.1111' '-:.t\\ \I.mill (mp' \kmon ti \1.1d1um, dw :"'\,1\.11 ·\1..1dcm~ golf un1r'' .rnd odll.'I 

1hk11c fa 1li11cs lor di, \1..1de1111. 

I he:\\\\ \\ork' llll\eh \\Ith oms1.111J111g high ,d10ol ,1udl.'nt .nhkces \\ho .lfl lllllfl'!l'd 

111.1ppl11ng (O the :\:,11.11 \1..1du111. \,H\lt\ LO.llhl'\ fl'lrtll[ ~OLIP£ lllell .llld \\Ollllll .lllOf<ling 

w chc rules .111J regul111ons of cht :\a11011.1I ( olll'gldle \1hk1K \"ou.111011 :-..c \ \) 

Fans \\l hmg IO J<>lll the Blue & (,old duh. "hr,h hdp, support rh,· \,mil\ nhlctrL progr.un. 

ma1 do m ll\ c..illmg the .tthle11c dql.lrcmenc .ll 110 2'J'\ l"i f ' :\ \ \ \, m.1111 oiliLeS He Ill 

Rickem 11.11. next w the \rmcl Lcfi\\Kh \ hrtor ( cmcr 

I IK :-.. l\,l \,,1dom \.ulrng I 01111d 11011 ".1, org.mlll:d 111 I 'J > 10 'lll'Porc ch.: k.1dum' 

s.hlmg progr.1111 I hrough the found.111011, 1.1cl11' can he don.uni Im ll\l' 111 nmf,f11p111<:11 

,,11l ir.u11111g .111d LlllllJ'l'llllon. 'n1d1 don.uwn' .11,o cre.l!l.'d .111 e11d1mml'lll 1h.11 ht·lp' 'uppon 

the ,adrng progr.1111. I h, <'XC<llll\l' din:uor of chi: lound.11ion h.1, .tn ofhll' 111 th< ;-..:,1,,1( 

~upporc \lll\ It\ \1111.1pol1s 

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• 

I 

Naval Academy M useum 

I 0L.11cJ 111 l'rchlc H.111. 1hc '\aval ·\ud.:1111· ~lmrnm conra1m lmt0ric ohjcLIS and 

works ol Ml rd.ning m \Ol1ll of thl most 1~1porta1H .:pisodes 1n our nation's histOI). fcs 

wllc.:uon of more 1h.1n 'i0.000 11.:nh 111dudcs ship models. p.11111ings, prirrn •. uniforms. 

mcdJI,, 1H-.1pons. 111<11lll\Lnpcs and othu e1·idem:c of f.tmous nal'.tl officers. ships and 

n.11ion.1ll} significant e1·c1Hs. !'he exh1lms 111 Prchk HJll are oprn w rhe puhlic seYen days 

.1 week. l'lw \ lus.:um ni.11111.um r<:Lnrds on all chc hhcoric monumenrs in ch.: Yard and 

1h.: anli.1L 1s shown 1n 1 h.: l I'} pc ol John Paul Jon.:s, \ lemorial I !all and oih.:r Academ} 

huilding-. "t )ne Hundrnl Years and hHward" is .1 nu1or new exhibit on rhc Na\'V in the 

201h u·mun-. Another g.111.:r}· in chc: \ luscum fe<uurn che ou1s1anding Henn· H. Rogers 

Collccc1on of wooden ship modds J.rnng from till 1-rh cenmrv .rnd numerous bone 

ship moJ.:k The Bc:1·c:rlc:1· R. Robi1Nlll ColleLllon of '\arnl Prints prol'ides morL than 

(>.000 11n.1gc' or ships .ind sea bactlcs. The ,, lusc:um LOIH:llm weapons (,trneJ h1 Captal!l\ 

<;tcph<·n I kL.ltur and Olil'cr I lazarcl l\:rn. Admiral D.11·id rarraguc's plan for the Barrie of' 

\ lobilc H.11 .. \dnm.11 t 1<0org.: Dc11·e} \ uniform, th<.: official class nng collcuion, the ta bk 

med on th<· bacclesh1p \lrmnm to sign the sum:nJer documents ending \\'orlJ \\ar II 111 

the Pac1fi< .111d flags L.trri<·d w chc moon by AcaJ<:n11' alumni. I ht: \luseum rnllecrion is 

.1 rich r<:\CHllU for studr .111d researd1 h1 midsh1pmc11, faculry and' isiring sdwlars. 

U.S. a'al lnsrinne 

h>undcd 111 18~3. 1hL L \. l\<l\'JI lns111ute has \l'rl't·d for mor~ than 130 ve:m as che 

proft:ssion.1l 111cmbcr \OLIC:l)' for 1ht· naval sen·ices, prov1d111g .1 forum in whiLh '\Javy. 

\ l.1rine t .or!"· and<. oa't Cua rd profe"1onab. ar< fn:<: m d1~cuss 1"ues :111J Lonccrns and 

their roles in 111a111ta111111g :\meriu's sirrngth. Th<· '\.nal lnsrirnrc is headqu.mered on 1h1: 

grounJs ol th<.: Nal'al .\udemy and, .1lihough 111dcprnJem of ch<· Acaden11', 11 scn'es <ts 

1hc Acad<:nw' unil'ermv pr<:ss, publishing texts in professional suhiecrs, tr•11n1ng guides 

.111J manu.ils. library \\'orks. ,ciencific .rnd rcchnic.11,rnJies111 n.nal hismn. 

1

\karly ~0.000 mcmhcrs n:ce1vc rht monrhly Pmnwlmgs maguine, and Gill purchase 

'\Java! lnsutuc<: Press honks .11 rcdmxd prices. In addition, Naval lnscinm: 1m·mhers 

receil'<: dtsLouncs on Nr1/llll 1-fwoiy 111.1ga11ne. professional scm111.1rs, and other henefiis. 

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The 1"'/11e <f rradi11011 to 

rhe >ornil body is immense. 

The 1•e11cration for pmaices 

or for muhonry. consecmred 

b_y long r1rr1·ptt111ce, hru 11 

resen•r of;rrength which 

Ctlfmot bi· obtained b..>' r//~l' 

nai,al di·t•ffe. 

-All RI I H HR ,\!1\1 \~ 

CIAS) Ill 1859 
\ 1< 1 A1nt1RAJ J"'ll' B \ 101 "Jl\11 Ct' 11R!ORb1111 \I l 1 \t>J R\JJJI' 

\u1hor11ul b\ <he '>ecrc:t.m of the ~I\\ II' : ')')8, the ( .cntc< f.1r the "rn•h of 

l'roft'>Sion1l \lalnan I tl110 (( 'il'\ll l h.1J .111 .11nbiuuus m1mo11 10 promote .md 

nh nL th< c1l11wl llndoprmnt of <llrrent .mJ fmurc mrln.m lcadn, In I ehru.11") 

2006 the 'iupcrmtcndent of thl ~Jval AcJdem\ d1rc:<1ed th< cxp.111,,on of the l enter. 

I he cxpJnsron hurkf, upon 1hc sm.<..c" of ( ""' ll and n arms prnn.mh to 11np.1<1 thl" 

Bng.1de of \lidshrpmcn' th ... al k.1dcr,l11p dcsdopment. I he cxp.111Jcd l l'llllf ''mm 

knm\n JS the\ 1u \dnur,1 j.unes B. 'ito<kdale ( cmer for l th1 .... 1l l e.1dersh1p. 111 honor 

of tlm I )1s1111pmhtd ( 1r.1<lu.11e of the l 'i :-\,1\JI k.tlkrm. l he re\ 11ah1<1l ( C:llll'r h.1s 

.1 mm.h hro.1dcr 1111"1011 .111d \1\1011. I he 1111"io11 ol 1hc (enter''· 

f o prolll<lll' ,t11d e 11h.111u' the :-,:,1\ ,ti \udt'lll\ \ de\ dopmcnt of t'dlll.iJ ic.Hkl' for \l'r\ Ill 

111 dtl :--:.in .111d \IJr111e ( 011" .ind w .1lh.111u: tlw pr.1u1u ol ed11<.1l k·.1dt·r,hip 111 1hc 

113\ al sen rec .111d the n.1uon 

I he \''ton of the ( emcr ,s 10 he 

fhe center of cxc.cllc:nc.c for lc.1dcr,J11p, cthrc,, and d1.u,lltlf dndopmcnt 1111 the 

l ~.l\.11 \cadent\ .md the n1\,1I scntce I he ccmer \\tll e11nch progr.1m' 1ha1 

inspire:-..: \JI \cJdem\, tlcc:1 .md n.mon 11 k.1Jcr' to .ittomph'h tht"1r m1ss1om \\11h 

mtcgrm ncellcntl, selflessness, .111d <omp.1"1on. 

I he (enter tor I 1l11ul Le.1der,l11p Jth 111 drrell 'uppor1 ol the Otl1ur ()c,dop1m·111 

l )1\ mon I ht ( C'Her h 1s hcen stru<turJlh .1mcnded to conuntr.1tc 111 three 111.IJ<>r 

fu"lc1Hm.1I arc 1s l hose .ire.is • re: 

\lad'111pm.111 l'111grams l hmc programs 11mlcrr.1kc11 10 ensure the co111111111ng .1l1gnmt'llt 

of all \c.1dcrm clfons fnll"t·d on the lcaJer,hrp. ch.u.1e1cr, and e1h1c.rl dt H:lopment ol 

rn1d,l11pmcn \l1J,l11pm.111 progrJm' .. re the (enter' pnmar~ lmu' ol dlort. 

l .Kuln .md \t.1il l'rogr.um I tTo11, undl'rt.1krn to hl·lp the l.1<uln .ind ,t.1tl ol dtl" 

l 'i ~J\JI \c.1dcnn rcm.1111, or hcuHlle, 1mcgr.1l partner' 111 the lc.1dt "hip. ch.1r.1<1l'r. 

and ctl11~a1 dl\clopmcnt of m1d~l11pmen. r 1i., pmgr.un .uca ., in JI' c.uh st.tgt'\ 

of dcscloprmlll. 

~.1n .mJ ~J11011al l'rogr.1ms. I11111.1t1H ha'e been 1.1ke11 to support l11gh unpact 

cth1<..1l kad.rsl11p programs m the" I\\ Jnd \lanne { orps Jnd thmc 1u11011.1l program' 

ol grt He~t mtcrcM to thl' \c.aJcm~ .md the nJ\Jl 'en Ile The ( enter rcnums ncmorkcd 

\\Hh org111111t10'1s Jnd rns111u11ons n.1uom\1Jc that ha\c .1 strong llllllllllllll nt to t·tl11l.1l 

icJder,h1p dnclopmcnt 

I he 0Hrard1111g go.ii ot the ( cmcr j, lO uinunue 10 grim .1nJ w hlcomc .1 \\orld d.iss 

msmmc for c1l11L.1l lc.1dcr\h1p dcHlopmcnt. 

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Appendix A: Medical Considerations for Admissions 

!"he N,t\ ,ti 1k.1Jem~· progr.tm 1s phy,icall~ challenging. All c,111Jidaccs arc rcquireJ ro undergo .1 

rhorough mediul exam111a11on became i\c.1Jemr graduarc' arc commissioned 1n a wide varicrr of 

exL1tlllg L.trecr fields wich strict medical st,111d.ud,. 

!"he Dep.trtmt·nc of Ddi:me \led1cal £-xam111.mon Revie" Bo,trd (DoD/\ILRB) will schedule rnur 

medical exam1narion and t.trefully review the rcpurrs to determine 1f you meet our medical s1andar&, 

for .1dmismlll DoD/\I FRI\ will comider \'OUI medical history and 111formanon on illnesses. in1urie>. 

surgen·, f.1111ili.1I Jiscases, .u1J ocher factors chat could affeu your medical sratus. )uu mighr be asked 

w ,ubnrn .1ddirional reports andlor rcwrds from physicians or hospirals. 

Apprnxim.udy a month .1f1cr your physical 1s complered you will rccciq: (by mail) a srarus n:porr of 

the DoDM FRB findings. If your admissions record is compclllive, and if die d1squalif)·ing condi1ion 

1s one for whid1 a waiver migh1 he possible. we will ask DoD1\ll:RB ro prepare your file for waiver 

consider.Ilion You m<I)' h.1ve to provide amplif~·ing informa1ion on rhe condition or undergo 

c,·alu.11ion h~ a medical 'pcualisr. A waiver of die medical scanJard may be granrcd if your record 

suggests the risk inrroJuu:d by rhe disqualif)·ing condinon is justifieJ by your pmenrial for success as 

a miJshipm.111 .me.I as a n.1ql nfnu:r . 

. \ lajor mcdiL;ll consider.mom arc summarized here so chat 1·ou .111d your doccors can anriciparc if ~·ou 

meet the b.t,IL rcquireme111s for admission ro the .-kadem1. I his 1s noc meanr ro he a comprehens1,·t· 

listing of .111 d1,qualil}·ing rnndmons; 1r i' a hrid and general summary for your convenience. 

Eyes and Vision Disqualificacions 

Belo\\ i' .1 11,iing of chose eye and vision d1squ.1lifiLanons that arc che mosr pn.:,·alenc. This 

listing. whik· rnmprehensive, Jocs nOl contain all possible d1squalificanom for eyes and vision. 

1 l \ 1s1on no1 correu.1blc 10 20/20 111 both eye' 1s c.lisqualilving. Rcfracrl\'(~ error exceeding 

+or 6.00 Jiop1crs anJ .1q1gm;1mm exceeding tOO diopters is disqualifying. 

2) <,uhst.rnd.ud color nsion is Jisqualil}·ing. Requesrs for \\aiver of rhe color vision standard .ire 

norm.111,· not considered. Color vis10n is also retested on lnJuuion Day. 

3) \ l.1111· d1roni<. eye J1se.1scs 'condiciom such as kcraroconm. glaucoma, optic .urophy. un·iiis ,111J 

rl'lln.11 Jegt•ner,nions an: J1squalif\'lng. A waiver is normallv not considcn.:d. 

•1) Procedures ro change rhc refraction (rcfranin~ surgery) including bur not limircc.I ro: 

L1mdl,ir .111dfor pcnctra11ng keraropL1'cy, radial kcraroronw .rnJ astigmaric kcr.uommy is 

disqualifving. Refracm·t• surgcn· performed wuh an Exwncr Laser. including hut nor 11mireJ w. 

Phoron:frau1,·e 1-..crarcuom)' (l'R1'). L1wr l·puhdial Keratomileusis (LA~l K). ~nJ I .ascr-Arnsred 111 

situ h:er.1101111lcusis (l ASl1') 1s disqualif\'lng ii .1nv ofrhe follow conditions an: mc1: rhc pre-opcra1ive rcfr.tcllve nror excecc.lcJ +6.00 or 6.00 diopters (sphcnL.11 component only) in eiLher eye. 

pre·opt·r.111n- .1srigmam111 ext'et:dec.I .).00 diopters. at least s1x·monrh recovery perioJ has not occurred 

bef\wen I.1st refracnvc surgery or augmcnnng procedure .111J .ICt'C.:ssion medical c:xam. there ha,·c been 

compli<.<Hiom .111J. or mt·d1utions or ophrh.1lmiL solutions retiuircd and pmt-surg1Cal rcfract10n 111 

c.lc h n·~ 1s not s1able. 

)) If 1·ou we.tr gLL<;Ses or rnnt.11..1 !cm.es. take them wirh you to your Do01\ll· RB e\'c examinauon. If 

you W<~lr ,oft co111acr lenses. do not use them Juring the rhrcc J.tp preceding nmr cx;tmination. Dll 

nm me harJ or g.1s permcahk lemes for 21 d.t)'' bdi.1rc your ex.tminarion. If rnu .ire undcrgomg orrhokcrawloh'} or other forms of cornc,11 nfra<.rivc lrC•ll mcnr, do not use your rigid lcme' for~· 
I lc1ghl and " eight \ landa rds 

The mi111mum <1u.1lifv1n!!- height '' 62 111<.hc' for men anJ 60 inLhc, for "omen. anJ tht' m.1ximum 

qu.tllt)'lng hel!!-hl f;lr .111 L.lllJiJ.ttl'' I\ ~s lnLhe,. \\'a1n:rs 111.l~ be gr.lilted {() ,1 limiteJ number or 

ex<.eptiotlJI <..111d1J.ucs who,e height cx<.ecJs this scanJard. 

The m1n1mum qu.1lif) Ill!!- \\Tight (b~ height) 'randards .tre li'reJ in the t.thlt:. lk<-.tu'c of substanual ,-,m:uwn in <..tndiJ.ues' hnJ\ compmmon. we apply an esum.ued body 1:u peru:nr.1gc when a 

candiJates weight eXLC:t:tb thc nux1mum listed. \\'c: will ask you to pro\"1Jc sn·eral measun:ments 

(if these were noc rcu1rJt·J .u rhc time: of your 1nirial phn1Lal cxam1n.111on) wirh dc:ar imrrucnons 

so you m.1y Jsk your gym tl:.Khc:r. (pcrh.1ps when you take :·our Cand1d.nc l'i1nc:" A"c:S\ment), a 

coad1, or your sdmol nurse to prov1d<. 1 he information. 

In such cases. chc qu,tldnng \landard 1s che body fat pcrcc:nrag<': no more than 2) percent for men 

and j) perccm for women, as determined b~ our protocol. If \'our weight i' at least the minimum 

and not more tl1.1n the m.1ximum sho" 11 for vour hc:ighr on the pn:cc:d111g r.1ble. \'Clll \\ill not be 

asked to provide mc.1sun;menrs for the: bodv fat cstim.ne. 

Obc:sity will not be \\",lived. It you exceed the bod~ fat percentage \tand.ml on lndu<.tion D.1v. you 

,houlJ c:xpeu not w be .11lowcd to enter the Academy. 

[ HEIGHT AND WEIGHT STA DAROS 

f\lcn 

\111'. \\AX" 

(,() .. 61 ....... . 

62 .................................. ICU 

6.L ................................ IO'l 

6't.... .... ........... ............ 10'\ 

65. ..... ..... ............ 106 

(i6.. .. ........... ..... ..•.. 109 

6-.................................. 111 

68 ................. ...... .. 11 '\ 

69 .............. . 119 

'0. 

-1 .. 

-2 .... 

78 ............... . 

l '\2 

i'\7 

162 

J(,-

182 

188 

192 

1% 

201 

206 

211 

216 

221 

226 

2.) I 

\\/omen -----1 

,\\!'\ \!AX" 

<J2 

9'\ 

er 

100 

Ill' 

10(> 

108 

111 

I l 1 

11-

119 

122 

125 

128 

I \0 

I,_\ 

I \6 

I \<J 

1·11 

l '12 

I i5 

I ·1') 

152 

i'\6 

160 

165 

16-

1-0 

1--1 

i--

181 

185 

188 

192 

19'\ 

l<J9 

2(H _:__J • lfl'rJ/lr u•t·1gh1 t'.>:cr(tls tl111t sliouw for your lirig/11, )'011 11•1/I bt· t1Skt·rl to pro1•itl" 

11u1wm·111en1s fro111 wh,,-/i t/,,. Ojjiff 1if'!11/mm1ow will t'Stt1J111lt lmrlyfiu pt·1n·11u1ge 

II,_\ 
1(1'1 

Hean and ',1scular system 

Among 1hi.: d1sq11ali(y1ng t:ond111ons .1ri.:: uncorrcucd septa! defoct; t:ongcniral, rhcumaric, or nrher 

ahnormalin· of 1hc hcan vak,s or m•11or Vl'.ssds; abnormal hi.:arr rail' or rhythm; blood pressure predominanrll' 

in dK r.mgt· of 1·~0/90 or grc<Hn; ,cvcrc or symptom;mc varicose veins; and mirral valve prol.1psc which has 

either L<lllscd ') mpmm' or hcl·n assoc:i.11cd wirh rhythm discurbanc;c or rcgurgiracion. 

l:.ars and hea ring 

Bo1h i.:;irs must he free of 1y111p.1111l membrane pi:r(ora1ion and Jt:uri: and chronic disease. Thi: average of rhe 

hearing lms .11 500. I 000 and 2000 H1 in eichn car ma} nor exceed 30 di.:ctbels (l'iOJ and chc loss ar any 

one of rhesi: rhrcx fn:t1uenc1es 111.n noc c:xcced ~5 decibels. The maximum acceptable lms in c11ht:r ear ar 

.~000 111 is •I) dec:ihds and, .11 4000 H1, 55 di.:c1hds. 

Respirarorr system 

A h1.scorv of asrhma. ri:curn:n1 asrhma1ic bronchuis, exercm:-induced bronchospasm. or rcacnvi.: airway disease 

bY .111v ocher n.1111<.: 1s d1Squ.1lil~·111g. 'i\'mpromarK nasal polyps. sen:re hav fc\'er. and rnberculos1s 1f accive 

w1rh1n rwn ye.ir,) will .11>0 resuli Ill d1squalificauon. Nasal scpral di.:v1ario11, hypi.:rrrophic rh111icis, and orhi.:r 

condirmns rh.11 c.1usl signifo:an1 reduuion of flow through either airway or which 1nrerfcr1: wich dra111age of 

a SJnus arc disqualifying. Allergr immunorhcrapy is disqualifying 1f rece1vnl wirhin chi: 12 monch' prcccd111g 

che n.11nin.1uon. 

Mu\Culoskelctal system 

l.,nun11ed frau un:s. h1'wn· nf surgery ro a m•11or jo1m w11hin six months, hisrory of' derangcmcnr of anr 

m.IJor 1mnr n<H t:orrct:rc:d bv 'urgery nr c\'ldencc nf 111stabilir\' suhsequenr w surgen·. hisron- of anccriur or 

postc:nor cruuarc l1gamcm 111jurv. rera111cd onhopaed1c devices. arrhriris, sc:,·ere st:oliosis. S) mpcomark 

srruuural ;1hnormalicics nf rhi.: spinal column. and herniated nucleus pulpom or h1swrv of spinal surgery for 

rhl\ 01 .1111 mher cond111011 arc di,qualifl'lng. 

Genirourinary sysrem 

l'cr'1,rence o( pron:111 fext:epr dolumcnrcd h..:n1gn orchmranc prori.:inuna}. sugar. or red or whir<: blood cells 

in rhc urine 1s disqu.il1f}·ing. as are a h1smry of rccurr<::nr or bilateral kidney scones. 'it:\'ert: congcnical or 

devdnpmem;il .monulic:s, hormonal disorders, nc:oplasuc t:ondiuom. persistent or rccurrenr infeccions. and 

cen,un ~ompl1c.1uons of 1nfcc11om arc c;n1sc for rqi.:cnon An undescended tesciclc is disqual1f)·ing. as an: 

pregnanc1, i.:ndomc:mosis, and sc:vi.:re dnmcnorrhca. 

Gastroinrcsc in,11 sys rem 

H1s1on u( pq11K ukcr. g.tstrm:sophagt:al reflux dist:ase (C.I RD). g.1llbladder disease. regional emericis 

(( roh1n Dist".l,.:). ulcerative wlim. or a1w oth<:r 111Hamm.nory bowel disease is d1squ.1lifnng. 

Ncuropsych1a1ric disorders 

'ic1rnrt disorders (bur not unrnmplic;uc:d febnk• rnnntl,ions in d1ildhooJ). degcncr;nive conditions. 

rraumauc hratn 111junes. ren11renr or 'c1·c:rc hcadad1cs, and scn:rt morwn sickness suscepcibiliry art: 

disqu.1lif~·ing. 1 liscon of pSl'chlh1' or .1ITeuivc illn<.:\s. pcrsonal1rv disorder or immarnrm. sc;1mmering. 

s1u11..:ring. eacing disorders 'ltc.:h as bulimia and .lllore\ia .. rnd bcdwemng or sleepwalkrng permting 1nco 

.idolcsn:nn .1lso arc disqmlify1ng. Academic skill, Jefeus. such .1s learning disabilmc:s or An..:nnon Dcficir 

H1·per.Kri1 II\ Disorder ;He nor disqu.1lif~·ing if academic success c.111 be dcmonsrrarcd wirhm1t rhc usi: of 

das,ronm accommod.11ions .. 111J no medicarion has been used 1n rhi: pa.st 12 monchs. 

Skin 

Chronic d1'e.1,es sucl1 as psor1.1s1 ... ;Hup1c derm;ttlC1'. and cc1<.:111J .tre ClU\t' for rcjcc11011. '>n·c:rc acne is 

di-.-1ualif~·111g unril succi.:ssfull~· 11cated. If .1 course of Acn1ta11e 1s underwkrn, chis should bc Lnmplcrc:d. wirh 

dmumema111111 ofa fovorabk oucrnm<.:. pnor ro lnJucnon Day. Pilonidal c1·sr. ifc,·1denced b, a discharging 

ma\S, is c;1usi: for rt:Jl'.t1ion until rcpain:d successful!\-. 
I hl" :'\,1\.11 \c.i<lrnn strongh 'uppor1' 1he L .'>. ;'..,in l'olK\ proh1h11111g hod\ .1herJriom 1h.11 Ir<.' prqu,!1c.1.1I 

w good order, d1,c1phne .md mor.ilc or .ire of .1 n uure 10 bnng d1sun1u upon 1hc :'\J\ \l'r Ill Hod1 

Jl1cr.11ion' th.11 .u C'X<< Siil, ob"cnc. 'cxu.ilh explicit or 1dH>CJ.lc or,, rnhol11c '''· ~ ·ndu r tlt ti. rd1g10U\ 

etl1111c or n111mul ong111 d1scnrnma11on. ,1s \\ell a' .im bmh 1her.111on 1h.ll .1dH>1..lle' or'' mhohns g.mg 

.1flilr.111on. suprlntJLISI .md extrlnll\l groul"· or drug ll'l .ire prol11h11ed. \111 hod1 .1hn.u1011 d1.u ts 11s1hlc 111 

um form dotlung 1' prol11h11cd. \ lid,lupmcn .ITC prol11h11cd lrom .tc.qumng hod) 1cr '' 011' 1\ h1ll a m< 111her 

of 1ht Bng.1dc of\ lidslupmcn or \I l11le .1 memhcr ol the :'\,I\ ,11 \1...1de1m l'rcp.IT.HOr \, '1001 l'rc-C'Xl\llllg 

hod1 ahcr.111ons mu,1 .1lm .1dherl· to rhe .1bo1t qJ.1ed ;'..,.in poli, \, \111 hod) .1lren11<11 '1h 11.trl'1 l\1hlc 0111-idl 

of.1 regulmon :--.:a\al \1...1dem1 ,\11111 'ult 111u1' 'u11 C(>1trs from \1,1i't to h.ill dugh kngth and .1 le111.1le s1111 

rs ,1 s1.1nd.ud Oil<" piece 1.mk wp tomplhllon '1111) arc proluhucd .111d lllll\f hl· runmed 111 Jllord.lllll \\1th 

rcgula11ons unlc" J. \\31\lf 1' gr.tntl'd h1 the ~.l\,tl \c.1dc1m llod1 \hlr.111011 Rc\'lc\1 Bo.1Td. ~01h1ng Ill 

l \'.\: \ pohq proh1h11s .1 ,jngk· no11-elong.11nl pnlo1.u1on ol e.1ch <.ITlohc on lc111.1le .tpphl.1111\, c.md1d.t1l,, 

~\I'\ '1udu11' or 11mJ,h1pmen. l'he 11\l' ol gold pl.11111u111. or 01hc1 lllll'l'f\ or c.1p' lor thl purpml'' ol du11.tl 

1ml.lllll'1tt.111011 .ITl" proh1h11nl. 

( ,111d1d.11e' ,1cccp111•g .111 otfl·r of .1ppo1111111c111\\111 hl ,.,kt·d Ill ,I.Ill'" h ... d1e1 .111~ ol the .1hme u111d1110111 .trl' 

prncnt \II c.1ndid.11e' "' 1dc1111finl "111 undergo 111dcpt·ndc111 fl'\ 1n1 IH till' Bodi Altcra11011 Rei I<" Bo.1rd. 

< and1d.11cs "uh .im ,km marking" l11d1 do.:' not conform 10 our polil 1 rn.11 h< denied .1J1111"1<111 unlcs' th< 

condmon l.111 h< uirrcunl hc!orc mduc111u1 or the c.1nd1d.Hc .1grccs IO pur'lll <11rrcuion .liter rcpor1111g (.11 

their o" n cxpeno;e) 

Other di'>qu.ilif) ing conditiom 

\, 1cr d1,qualih mg 1.ondition' mcludl·: 

rqJJ.1rcJ .1hdon11nJI \1all hn111J 

• <I 1m.1I of thl· spleen for mo'! rc.l\011' cxccp11r.111m1 

• I tll\1,1 

• ,1hnorm.1I hk·cdmg ,1.11e' 

• d1.1he1e' mdl1111' 

• tin rim! d1,ordcr' 

• .rckle n·ll dl\l'.l\C {'1lkle tell trail .rnJ gluw'e (1 pho,ph.lll del11drogen.1'c detiticnl\' .trl' 

llll dl\ljll.lhl\ 111g) 

• 1 .Kii'< comm11nrc.1blt: 1nku1011 

• I lq>.1t111' B c.1rrrn ,t.it<' 

r crJliitd reaction IO '1111g111g lll'<ct 1cnom 

• I 1 1h hMof) o! m.1ltgna111 h)p<rthlrnu;i 

• • rS' 10 common food, rc:q11ir111g 'pe<.1al d1c:t.1T\ tons1dcra11011s 

swr) ol drug ,1hu". ,1kohol ,1hm<, or alcohol dcpu1<lcnu 

• exposure 101hc11rm.1"<Kim:d \111h \IL)\ (,\c<(tllrc·d Immune l>ehc ('Ile ''l\ndrom<). 

\blood test for the prc'>ClltC ol \I()\ 11rm (I II\) .rn11hod1e'> .111 .1lwhol hrc.Hh t<,f, .rnd .1 unnc llSl for drugs 

.ind pregn.111C\ .ire performed on Induction Dai .11 the ~.1,al \c.1<lcnn. a conlirmeJ P'"imc rc,uh 111 .1111 of 

these \\Ill k<td ro <l"qualtfil.111011 \111ho111 po"1h1lm ol .1 \1,mcr. 

Den t.ii '> l.trH.lard., 

I xc pt tor 111111or or ljllCS11011.1hlc Jfl,I,, you ,(wuld h.11< .1ll 1l·quirl·d dc:111.1l trc:.11mc111 uunpl<tnl hdorc: 

\our mnl11..1l n.1m111.111on. \ll\\11tg ll'Cth l.lm111g rnlllll'll thn11ng or hiung dhcil'lll) mml lw rcpl.Kcd 

In 11tll d<·'ignnl bridge,, p.1r11.tl dcnrnre,, or impl.1m' in good lOlllli11011. If you .tre undergoing .l<ll'< 

ord10dnm1c trc'.lllllllll 1h.n 11111 not hl· uunpktcd prior w \'Olll l'lllr\ 11110 the :'\J\,11 Ac.idem}, )<HI 111.1\ 

request .111.mcr, h111 the\ .ITC not cml111.1rih gr.1111nl. I he :--.:.1\.1l t\c,1lknn lkn1.1I C.l1nil pro\idl·, u1mprd1u1 

Sl\C tknt.1

1 c.irc for the Bng.1dc: nl \l1d,l11pmcn. ( 111rc111 ordualo1111c .1ppli.111ce' for 1.011111111nl 11l.llllllllt .trc 

d1,qu1l1f)mg Rc1J.111cr .1pphanc.c' Jf< ptr1111"1hlc, prm1dnl 1h.11.1cll\l onhodontlc trcJtmcm h.1~ hccn "111' 

1.ic.rorrh compktcd In the extreme c.1sc \\here long term trc.l!mcnt {morc 1h.rn 18 monthsl h." hecn oni;orng 16'i 
.rnd can nm nm he appropri,ucly complc:red prior ro I-Day please notif)· A<lm1ss1ons \k<lical immediately for 

considera11on of .1 wa1n:r. !'his will he comidcrc<l on a case-by-cast· basis wiLh <l1scms1on betwc:c:n your 

onhodo111ist .ind l ''>\:A Dc:ntal. Othc:r disqualifying <lemal condi11ons include:: 

• 111feuiom or chronic d1scaSC:S of 1h<: mrl !issue or the oral GIVJI)'; 

• 111.uk.:J 111.1locclmion rhar requires Guly or prolong.:d ucallllL'lll, involves rissue imp111g.:me1H 

011 e11hc·1 1he focial or lingual/pal.11al gingi\'a, or in some oLher wa~· Jeopardizes de111al hcalrh; 

• unsamL1uor~· restor.rnons. bridges, dcmurcs, or implams; 

• sn·ere or otc:ns1,·c: apiL~1l or pcriodomal inlcu1on; 

• pc:rfor.uiom from the oral t.1\'i1y i1110 the: nasal ca,·it:) or nuxillarY sinus; and 

• tllnHHS nr l)"IS or the oral !ISSUC:S th.II tan be: cxpecu;J to rt:qu1rc [fC:'.JlmCnt in the fOrc:scc,1blc future. 

Conduding commems 

As you will rc.:alize from the foregoing summary. Lhe physic.ii ex;11111nat1011 for admission co 1hc 'Javal 

Acadt·1111· is rn111prd1u1s1\'C:, and rht mc:<lic.11/demal standards <Ir<' spc:c1fic and strict. This 1s nccc:ssan 

bec.1us1• our go.1l 1s for e\'ery midshipman w ht· able: to anricipatt' unrestricLed opportunities for commissioned 

sen·tcc: afrc:r gr.1duar1on. For most Lan<lidatcs, the physical c:xaminarion process will require: no more: than a 

single: ,·1s1r to rhc: office: of a php1cian and .tn opwmcmsr. !·or others, questions will arise char lllJ\' necessitate 

a vanc11 0L1ddiiional c\·,1luarions. 

\Xie kmm d!ls Lan become rime-consum111g. hue we hope you w11l u11dc:rstand the reason for our concern. 

Ques11on.1hk issues resolve fovorahh for the majoflt) of can<lidarcs, and waiver of the srand.ird(s) is often 

possible wht·n documcmarion of a d1,qu.1l1fl'lng condition 111 <Lil 111dl\'l<lual candi<lace supports chc: expecrarion 

o(unre,triued 'enict '>raff members at DoD,\IFRB and in the Admissions Office will assisc in C\'t:r)' 

w.1y po"ihlc: 
Appendix B: Administration, Faculty and Staff 

on1n of thl: \upt:nntcndcnt 

\upcronknd ·111 

)cflr I I""' r \Ile \drnor1 l 'iN 

\II'\ II rdl 1Hr ' 

\I B \ ( 11 uno d l Ill\ r II of I lnnolul 1 

1,n11me \ssi.1.1n1 

II ,11 I lli.nn C 1p1 111 l 'IN 

M B \ "a11on 1l l 1111<r 11 

( om111.111d \l,i.tcr ( hod 

I H 111 \1 1n llank (\II>< \I \\\ \\\ l \'\ 

B \ l 1•11<rnt1 of l'h1 en x 

I l.1g 'inre1.1n 

An<lre\\ I\ "-"' I 1c•1tc111111 L -,:-,; 

:-.1 'I N.11JI l'o 11;ndua1c \chool 

I l.1g I ieulen.tnt 

\nn <.1bil<1. I tnlt 1 nt l 'I\, 

B \ l \ 1'.. 1 I \c 1dc 1111 

\pcu.11 \ s,1\1,1111 to th•· '>upcnntcndcnt 

Paige lurhc\lllc l 1<111 1 m l '11'.. 

B ' l 'I "'J' I Ac d m1 

I l•g \upph (>Ilic er J.im R ~ o I 1cu1 n mt \l l "'\ 

B 'i l ~ Na1 11 \c.1dcn11 

l'rnto«>I ( )fl1u•r 

'Jilli I l'r••c 

Dirntor of I ego,l.ui><· .ind C.n1ernmc111.1I \IT.ii" 

I lmcph Rubino l'I I "I 1 () \ 111.11111\ I l 111\<r l!\ 

Director, lm1itu111111.1I Rc\c.trch t 111 C .011 ,h.1lk ( .ip1 1111 L \ '\ I Rct 

\I '> NJ, 11 l'o t 11du.11c '-~h<K>I 

Rnc.ird1 l>untnr 

l'.unck A. "troop < omm.111dcr l 'IN Rel 

" \ l 'I Naval At.Ide rm 

'>nuJI h>Jult RnpotHc ( oordi11.11or 

r'o!k ( omrn 111dcr l \:\ .I" lrn1 'ii Ile l 111\Cr ll\ 

!'cNrnnd Ofl1ec r 

I~ u \ "-• gan < omnunde l -,:-; 

\I \ "la\ al Po 1gr.1du le 'ich<H>I 

Dore<lOr ol '>pcc.1.111 Hiil\ 

Judnh \,k r on ( Jp1111• l ~N 

\IA 'l'J \\Jr(~1llcgc 

( 01111n.1nd1ng 001<rr :\:.n.11 \lcd1c.1I ( l1111e 

I ran 1 R \I 1 \I 1hon ( 1p1a 11 \l'>t L "'-' 

t\ I ll 1 11 ul \I 111111 ..,dtnol of \ lcdocmc 

l>ucctnr l '>'\ \ llr.111d1 Dent.ii ( Ionic 

Rand 111 \•' ( 1pt 1111 l \N 

!) I) (lion ~late l n \crS I\ 

\dm1111\tr.1llH ( lllic.r 

l'uncl \ N1 

( lud I 111.111u.1l ()fl,.er 

Robert ( 1'1 l H.1111, ( I ( . l ..,:-.; Rct I 

:-.1.., I' nn<111.11•1.1"t•llCl1111crs111 

I 'C<lltiH· Dun tor \c1dem~ Prnjc•I\ 

"HJ (, I kmon \I\ 

B I A B \ Rhode I land \,f.ool ol Design 

( omptrulll'r 

lodd \ 11.iug• ( 0111rn.111dl' L "' 

\I " :-..: 1,il l'm1gr 1dua1 \c•wol l'I 

lkp1m ( 11111p1rnlll'r 

\\ cnd1 \\ I 1111~ 

\I \ l 111\CI II\ nf \I w l.111d 

I )in·unr, I h11n.111 Re,ource \lanagcmcnt 

I 1 J \ohcrm .. n 

M \ l n11cl\lll of \lan1.111u 

Duector, '\on \ppropriJted I und Program 

'-HI R1xlcnhugcr ( 1p1.1111 l '-'-' Rel 

\I \ '\J1a l'mtbrtdL ue '--.hool 

Dqmt) for Information T cchnolo~ Sen ice\ 

lkpul\ for lnform.111011 lcchnolog- Scnoce' 

Io m ' ( ,, 111no111 ( omrnandcr l \ '\ (Rei 

\I .., \l 11a l'm1gr.1eli• •tc \cho<>I 

I 'eullnc Director, lnform.111011 lcchnolog' 'icr\lcn 

I )1111i;la' I \fd.1hl 

\I " . l 1111C'rnti of ..,.,11d1 1>.1kot.1 

I )cputy Direuor, I nform.111011 l ngineering 

iul c ( l I )ell 

II\, \lollcm ilk L 111\cr>ll\ 

Depu11 l>orcctor. I on.mu: .111d Operatiom Dep.inment 

I !crl>cn R l lk111 :..1<.llrnJlll ( ommandcr l \' !Rct 

\I B \ R.o1''d 1cr l'olv1cch11. (r,111111c 

Dqnm Dorn tur, I 'l'l11r,111011 

llohb1 (, ( .rc-gon Ir 

\I \ :\.11 11 l'ost •radu:m '-cliool 

'-"1ci.1tc Dircc.tnr, Opcr.111<111' and fin.1nc.c 

l Jrol N '111. , I 1cu1c1111• C , n·~·ndcr l \' 

II\ (>Id llu1111111on ' 

'"''1,111 1 Dirntor, lh1.1h.1'e \lanagcmcnt 

R1d•1r 11 Hr 1 1 

t\I \ 

'""1.1111 l>orntor Opcr.11111g 'i"tem' 

I hom I 11 

\I'> \.11a1 l'o 1gr.1d11. 11 "' u 11 

\"i,1.rnt l>ucuor, \ <.1dcm1e '>en KC\ 

I c'l1c II I !cr111 

\I..., N,11. l'o r.a!u 1 \, hnol 

,\"i\l.llll Dircunr '1nf1'\olrc Dc,clupmcnt 

Kn111 I \hj.: 

11 '> \I 1 '' \.11"11 \I ir t m \c 1dn111 

\"1\l.1111 l>untnr, I nc.111'.ct\\Ork' 

I hom I \h n 

11 \ , 1 "l} ot \Id•' ;,,ml ( olkgc l'.uk 

\"0"1.1h.: l>1rc:<.1or, I 1n~uu.:c 

\lon1e rd IC1 
StafT Judge Advocate\ Office 

Sti!IT J uclg ... \ chocatc 

".trcn I l "d1cr-\nJcr-011 ( .1p1a111. J .\(,(.USN 

I I) I-r.111kl i fl Pierce Sc. hool of I .1w 

Deput} St.1fT Judge Ad voc.nc 

,\1.11k I' ·1 illiml. I il'utc.·nam Cnmm.111dcr. J\C(.. L";~ 

.I I l, Lntvi:r\lt)' of\1rg1n1.1 

Public Affairs Office 

Public \ fT,1m Officer 

hl\\.ml I \u,nn C.omm.111Jcr, Ls:-.; 

\1 B. \, l<1hns Hupkin' l '1mer\I!)' 

[).,pu1y 1'11blic Affairs Ofliccr 

\ !id1.1d S. llr.1J1 

\1 '>. L mvc~>itY of '>outhern Cal1forn1a 

\ tccli.t Rcl.niom Directo r 

llclmr.1h L} 111t t .ooJe 

Com munity Relacions D irector 

,\ 11r1.1m St.t11ic.1<: 

\!.A. Sure umverrnr of Nnv Ynrk 1\lhany 

Pho to l .t b Director 

"en /..I 1e11ejcwsk1 

Public.1t1on' Director 

D1.1nc \\ ( .reen 

.\!. ·\. L'n1H·rnry of B.1lnm<irc.· 

,\ \\l\tam l'ublica1ions Dircuor 

l'mull.1 Jo Junn 

.\ 1.A , l '1111 cr,icv of Bali 1111or" 

Office of the Dean of Admissions 

Dea n of Admissions 

'>tq,hm l\. Lttu 

BS, v \. 0;,1,aJ Ac.tdcmy 

D ircuor of Admission; 

1'.11 I \\ ill1.11m. Commander. l''>'\/ 

\I \. \:.1v.1I \'(ar College 

I lc.td, "omin at ions and Appoim mcm > 

l.ric. Bnmn I 1nuenant Cumnunder. L'St\ 

It S l 1rn·er,i1) of\\ ,l\l11ng1nn 

Candidate C.uidance Office 

I lead, Cand idate Guid ance 

Steven Dunkkbcrgcr. I icuten;lnt ( .Ollllllander, us;-.,. 

\1 S .. ·\ir Command and St.1ffCollcge 

Pl.uu .ind Programs Coordi na to r I )nn.tld \\ Nelson 

\I \. L ltl\'crmy of \Iinnesot.1 

Outreac h ( oordina tor 

I )on \ lonq~nmerY 

It\ l, S :--..1v.1I Actdemy 

168 

Ad m issions O fficers 

Rebecca Br~·.111. ( aptatn. LS\IC 

B 5. U. '>. "laval Ac.ad ... mv 

Brett Buiac. l.1cutc11.1111, L'SN 

B.S .. L S. "av.11 t\c.1demy 

Danielle ( urns. l.1eu1enan1 US'-

B.S., l S '\;,wal Acadcm} 

Jo>pl'h l'.1'rn l.1emcnam US:-J 

B. \ , L S. "l.1val Ac1demv 

B\I( \ \\ Jun1or .\sh wood L,;S:'\ 

Davede Alexander, I 1eutenan1 L'S;>.; 

B.'>. U \. 1\;,1v.1l ·k1dem) 

John -fasch. l.1eutcnant, L SN 

B.S., U.S. '.\J;I\ .11 ,\cademy 

Kn seen "nch.1nsk1, l.1cu1<:nanc Junior Grade, USN 

B.S .. 1' ... n11wlv.111i;1 State Univcrmv 

Dive rsity t\dmissiom Counselo rs 

Darnel Dork l .1eutcnant U50: 

B.S l \. '\!.ffal Acadenl\' 

\X'il11am Lew"· I 1eutcnam. US\. 

B.S .. li1l.m., L'ni\W\ltY 

Bobby Jon"'· l.k1ucnam. USN 

B.S .. L' S. '\aval Academy 

'\!acasha Rob1mon, Captain, US,\lC 

B.S .. L. S. Naval Academy 

Office of the Commandant of Midshipmen 

Comma nda nt 

\largaret D. 1-Jem Captain, L'S0: 

,\ 1.1·.J .. Lin1\-ersirv of 'iouthern \laine 

Deputy Commandam 

John 0 :\edl. C.apc;un, t;SN 

B.S.. l.,' .~ '\Java I Acadenw 

t\dmin i;u a ti' c O fficer 

L1euccnanc \\ esb Skibo 

\I S l'cnnwkmu Stace lJni\'crsit\' 

Executi' e As>isram / t\ptiwdc Officer 

.\Ian Krau1 l.1cutt"11,1m, U~N 

\IS, '\aval Postgraduare School 

Legal Ad' isor 

Boyd l·.llts, Licuccnanr Commander, )Al>( LS:°'. 

J. D , Dr.1ke lin1ver,11y 

Alcoh o l and Drug Lducacio n Officer 

John H Rhodes. l.ieutc1um, US:\ 

B S. L, \ '\av.ii ,\,aJcmv 

O peration> O ffi cer 

C.ary 11 \\'illi.tms. ( .1p1.11n, LS'-1 

/..I.A , N,l\ al \X ·ar College 

AssistaJtl Operations Officer 

Roberr Rv,tn \11llcr, l 1;:u11·n.tnc Comm.1ndcr, L,\'\! 

B. S .. L, '>. \:av.ii Ac.1Jc1m· 
I "J:"llC..< Oll1cc r 

Jon l> \X lk r I ten tl't l \'l 

Ii '> l '> N \ 11 \, J n 1 

I ra111111g ( )fll(cr 

( me run I> { .0111 r I 1 111 r 1111 L :0... 

II '> L '\J' I \, d " 

tt.tnJ I c.1Jcr 

Hr in 0 \X tide I I 1cut<11 nt ( orn"lundcr L \'-. 

\I \ h, , l onduu ng t-;,,_, I ngl 111d ( ons<"n aton ol \ lu-.c 

l>ire<IOr, ( hor.11 \ ltl\ i1ic' 

A.iron " \11111h l'rolc"or 

l'li () \111 ll. \n n l !w,JI ! o!ld.1c11ng \111c l 1mer<11\ 

ol Ne\\ )mk 

l>irccwr, ln,1ru111cnt.1I \ c11\lt1<:s and ( h.tpd Org.ini\I 

\tome \I \\ell ( ha11 \tu ll I >cp rtmcm 

\1 \1 J111 1;ml )chool ol \tu le 

\lu111111 11.tll \l.tndgcr 

l1rci:on I\ I Ill lcr 

R\l 1 \,Jrm 

( hapla1n \ Ofhu: 

\cnuir ( lupl.1111 

X I <.rnr\ ! tpl 111 (Ill l \:'\ 

\I Ill\ \1 Jo,qih \c1111111n 

I lJ111cll ll.olml11} 1 r 1i1c n 1111 ! Ill L \'-: 

R.tbh1'11 ti ( lrd111 t1101 , ]C'\\ 1<h I hcolog ,~l '>cm 11.111 

Kun \ \l1d1.1d1s, I 1c111cn.111t ! 11< L \:'\ 

\I Ill\ 1111,11\ h.111gdic.tl lll\1tllt\ \drnol 

John \ ( h1cn I 1<"t11Cn 11•1 < 011•111111<kr ( 11< L \ \; 

\I Ill\ I 0111 1 lie l'rc,li11cr1 m I hcolog' I \cm nan 

RKharJ A llonncm-. I 1<.1tcn 1111 ( 0111111 mdcr ( H< L \ '-.: 

\1 l>11 '-:J tr< !1C 11 rnlug )cm n n 

K mbc h \1 'i.1" 1 I" I 1C'Ltc1w11 ! omm nder I H L '" 

\1 [) 1 Ir 1111\ F1 in d1u1 lh nm \chool 

1crun 11 Ir h I 1ct11 na It ( omm.mder C 11< l '\'\ 

\I I h olo 1 l'rinl wn I hcologll I\ rll Jn 

\rtl ur \ ;I n 11 I c>pn 'r ( <WlmanJcr ( Hl L '\"l 

\ Jo cpl \bhn \ h0< of I hcolop 

11.m.ilwn Ofli'cr' 

\tor 11 Jone l nrnr•1and r L 'I"' 

\I \ 'la1.il Po I •11du.11 '> lmol 

Anne l, ii m'11<111J ( 01•1111 mJcr. l \'-. 

\\ '> :\J1 11 l'mt •r lu HC' 'I huol 

I C 11hu111c H.t 1!• C tp• 1111 L '> '-.: 

\1 '> '\ 111r l'o 1•11.!u11< 'id1oul 

John I ullcr ( ommand.r L )'\ 

ti.I\ \\dimrl111<r'" 

Jrn: I>, I co1 ! orn111.1,clcr l '>"-

\I\ NJ\ I l'o tgr u!,1Jt< 'ict ol 

Rnhcrt I I c 11 mon I 1< ol L \\I< 

\1 ., "II ll l'O\I' .tdu llC \,hool 

( omp.un Oflitcr\ 

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I \ \JI I mtgr.t<1ll IC ''""''' 

.!rod ( mt n l'.tohcdu , 1<11tc11.11 I L \ '\ 

\1 \ l m.m11 of\ l.m u J 

Jrd c.rcgur ( IJJpma'l I 1cU(('( 1111 l '" 

\I\ lnMr ll'I ol tl.1.mland 

Ith ( l•mtophcr \ \11llcr I •cutc'13111 L '>'-' 

II \ L \ " 11 11 \ dc!TI\ 

';1h \h,111 II I 1ch I 1c.-U1CI' ll'l l '> '\ 

\\ \ l 1•1\crsm ol \l.J'"l l.tnd 

<>th l>crck \ Dr.Jen I rc1i1rnan1 l \'-. 

II \ l \ NJ1 a \c.1dcn•\ 

~,h \\JI n R lle1 r, \ li1or. L \\ll 

\1 'i '\.11.tl l'm1gr.1.!11.uc \chnol 

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\I '> '-: .11 a 1'11>1gr.1d u.uc \c hnnl 

'Jd• Kurt I' INlllS I 1c111cn.1111, l '> \; 

\I '>. Na\ JI l'ost~11du.11c \,huol 

I01h \\.iltcr I- \l.111ucl I 1c111cnam. l '>:" 

\I '> -.;J\ ti I'm g11.!ua1c \chool 

11th John R'1odc' I 1C"u1cn.1111 l '" 

I .!th ( 1ntl1•1 I Bnun~ham I •cutcnam L \'\ 

\I \ '\ 11 11 l'o'lgra<lu.uc \chool 

I \th \I 111011 lcrrdl I 1cu1c1• tl't L '>N 

\I \ l rl'\Cr m ol \ l.m land 

11111 \ndr " I Rm I 1c.-111m.101 l \'\ 

B '> L '> :'\ 11 11 \, lc'll\ 

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l<•th 1el \ 111 nf''"' I 1c111c11.1nt ( unun.tmlcr l \\.; 

\I '> '-:a1 l'm1gr.1.!u 11t \,hool 

I "'ti• Jmhu.1 II. \1c" m, :..1c111cn.111., L \'-. 

\I \, Na\ I l'ostgrtd1.1.11c 'i,hool 

I /'Ith John 11.mncr I 1cu1cn.1111 L \'.\: 

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l'hh '>"'II \\cl\s, \11101, l S\ll 

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21 <1 \list\ \\ l ldnm I rc111cna'lt L \N 

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2 \rd \1Kh.tcl I ! l Rcrlh I rcutc,a,1 L "" 

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2111:1 Ir t c• I ludson I u1cna111 ( .omm.11 .IC"• L \'.'\ 

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2'ith \I l'lcl S Johmoro \liJ<ll l \\I( 

\1 -\ L 0111crs111 of l'hocr1x 

26th J 11 \\ lh~op \l.iior L \\1( 

\1 \ '\ 11.11 l'os1 •r. du uc 'id1oul 

.!"'th Brah n I- l nh<"1 I 1cutrnam L \'.\: 

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\I \, Na1 l'os1gr.1du.11c '>cl-onl 

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\I \, Navotl :'m1gr.1d1111c \chool 

\0th ( h.11k' \!din. I 1c111cna111 Li'>N 

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169 
Midshipmen Developmeni Center 

Director of \lidshipmcn Dc,clopmc nt Cenrer 

llricc ( oumlw1n Comm.u1dc1. \I\( l ''>0. 

Ph.I) P1<ifiL CraJu.11« 'Khoul ul p,rcholog} 

Midshipmen Supply Department 

Suppl} Officer/I lead. Michhipmcn Supply Departme nt 

Rnh<·Tt (,oud111.1n C.1p1.1111 \( L'>'i 

\I B"\ Lnl\w,11y of Hnrid.1 

,\I id,hipmcn food Sen i<.:e Officer 

I khr 1 Rog«£\. I 1«uce11an1 ( .om111.111dcr. \C, lJ'>=' 

\I \. Central \l1Lhtg.111 L n1vcNI\' 

\ \\1't.1m I\ lid,h1 pme11 l·ood '>en ice Ofliu!r 

John \. \11~11'10. L1curc11.1n1, SC L '>N 

B. '> .. l '>. N:iv.11 Ac.1dc1111 

Office of the Academic Dean and Provosr 

\c1dem1t Dc.rn and PrO\O\t 

\\ ill1.11 ( \filler 

Ph [) \1·111ford Uni\cr\11• 

l.xeLu111 c lh\i,tant to the Dean 

\1crl111g \. Jurd.tn. L1cu1ena111 L '>N 

II.\. L \ :\al'al k1Jenw 

\ KC \ cade1111 c Dean 

\ 1td1.1cl c I l.1lb1g. Profc""' 

Ph.D .. ).1k· L:n vcr,i1v 

\,,oci.uc Dean for \ cadem1t ;\(fair\ 

1-r<·dcric I D.1vi,. Prok''°' 

Ph I l Br.111Jcis Lrrnwsi1v 

,\"ociatc Dean for Facttlt1 

llcll·J ·\. \\ .111c Professor . 

. Ph D., L l11\'Cr'1t} ol ( .1liforni.1, Bcrkclc1· 

Rcgis1rar 

\11d1.1c \\. ( h.1mherb111 l'rofo"'" 

Ph D \1.tnfurJ L.: nivcr\lt1 

\ \\i" ant Rcgi >1 rar 

ll.11h.11.1 \. \kck' 

\1 '> lnhn, I lopkin' L1nin-r,i1} 

'>chcduling Ollicer 

hlw.1rd J. \louli;. Asw.:1.11c l'rolc"ur 

Ph.D .. l 111\·ernt1· of Del.1w.trc 

.\ lcli"·' I K. Budge' 

BS L'ntnT,ilY of\ f.trd.111d L 111\n,11\' College 

Dircctor of Interna tiona l Progr.1rn\ 

I 1111odl\ ·\ Dt>hcr. Comm.111der, L '> '\. Re11red 

.\I '> '\,1, .11 Postgradu.11< 'ld1ool 

Academic Cenier 

Dircuor of 1hc Academil ( clllcr 

I rt< I> l\nwn1.1n ·\<>o.:1;11e l'mlc"or 

Ph [), L'nt\'erstty of .\lt"nun, ( nlumhi.t 

Director of Learning Skills 

Delore' \ I>unc.tn \\'h1tc Commander US=' 

. .\I '> u S. ·\rm~ Command and General '>taff<.ollegc 

Direc1or of Academic Counseling 

Jane L. C .nod, A"otta1c Professor 

Ph.D., Amcric111 Un1vcrsiry 

Facult) Enhancement Cence r 

Dircc1or of Teaching and Leaming 

Rae Jean B. (,oodman. Professor 

l'h I) \\"1sh1ng1on Lm\'erstn 

Direccor of esear~h and Schola;ship 

Ren \l.1lck-\laJ.tn1 Prokssor 

Ph.D .. Brown L'niversitv 

D epucy Dircc1or of Research and Scholarship and Director of 

Special Academic Programs 

Joyce ~- Sh.1Jc, l'rofe"or 

Ph.D .. L'nivcrmv of L.ou1svillc 

Direc1or of Academic Assessmen1 

Peter J. Cr.11· 

Ph J) Ln1vcrmy of Oregon 

Direc1or of Plebe Programs 

Donald J ( .trl,on. Commander. t:S:\" (Rc1.) 

.\I l:.d . Providence College 

Director of ·1utori,1I Progra.;;s 

Wendy I \\'ihon 

.\f.Ld .. I larding Ln1vcrs11:y 

Nimir1. Library 

Associate D ean for Information/ Librarian 

Richard H. \\·erk111g. Professor 

Ph. D Lniver-in· of \\'1scons1n 

Associa1e Director 

Parricia R. P.t1ter;on 

\1 S. L S .. '>nacme Ln1\'ersin· 

Dorothea \ \bbo11, Special ColJernons Librarian 

\l.l S. Lnt\'er\11\ of \lan·land 

John R. B.tnk . ' 

\I I S, L..:niveniry ofl lawaii 

Barbara K. Breeden. Rdcrcnct'.-Bibltogr.1pher 

\l.S L \. Simmons College 

.knnikr A. Br\' an I lead of Special ColleC1iom anJ Archi,·es 

Ph.D., L mverm\' of \ t.m·land 

Lawrencc I:. C:lemcm. Head, .Collcc1ion Development/ 

.\lul11med1.1 '>11ppnrt Center 

\f.l..'> .. L'n1vc£\itv of.\lan·land 

:largare1J. Danchik .. Head or'Acqutsi11nns 

Samuel I. Huhzm.tn. Head ofCircula1ion 

B.A.. SUNY Albani 

Oonna R. I lurlcv. Rd~rmce L1branan 

\I L 'i .. L'ni;'l"NtY of .\Ian-land 

Kachenn< J l .. 111g. c;1.1loger . 

.\1 LS. C.11holic l'ni\'l:rsirv 

\ltchad R. \I.Kan, Rdcrrncc-Bibliogr.1ph<·r 

.\I. l .\. Rueger' L'111"crnr\' ' 

Barbara \I .\l.1n\d. Rdcrenc~-Bibliographcr 

.\ 1 I .S .. Ln1vcrs111· of l'i1Csburgh 

\Villi,1n1 R. ,\ kQua~<:, Rd;:rcnce-Bibliographcr 

.\l.L..S., L n1vcr,111· nl Pimburoh 

\\fill1a111 (,, 1\lurr.1\'. I le.1J ofS1'Sre":ns 

.\1.1.S \n.1n;«. Univnsin· 

Laura R. \;.1111.1 f lead of Cual~ging 

J\1.! S. L111"emrv of Sou1h..:rn C.1lifnrn1a 

Andrew [) \\ heeler, i~ekrcnn Bihliogr.1pher 

\IS. I .l.S. Dre,cl Unl\·ersirv 

Barb.ira B. \oakum Rd~·rcnce Bil;liogr.1pher 

,\I L S .. L 111\er,i1v of \ouch Carolina 
'\,1\,11 1<lcm ~ ~ lmcum 

\lu 11111 D1rc•tnr 

J \coll H r'llon 

l'h I) ( 111 of\'!\ ll11m and 1'1 r 

\cn1nr ( ura1nr/ ""'~Ill D ir.-..wr 1 1n \'!\ l he Hr 

II A ( ol ol \\ 111 im .111d \!Jn 

lo 

Ir 

l)'-e.10 .. 

& '>1 1cm' Erg nccnn~ 

I ng111ccnng 

I ngnt nng 

\h lud )1,pcr\011 1

1rofc"<" ol I ngfi,h 

l'h () (, or • le "n l mH r 11\ 

l\ru, John on l'rolts or :-.1\al \rd111cuurt' &: (l,can In• 

l'h D Punlu l nl\ crsm 

I) ' I I )oh1• on Pr '''"'or of I cadcrsh1p l 1111 and 1 " 

l'h I) L 111\c" I\ ol lo\\ 1 

I ,111 rd f...ouhck l'rofc o of l hcmlSlr\ 

Ph I l Rro11 n l n11c• Ill 

h.1 I \ I mb l'rok,sor and i\, ulcm , Dc.111 

I> Phil l lxlonl l nl\c•mv 

Rohen I I iii• 1r1 \s 0<1a1< l'roles,or ~3\ I '"'"" I '1!,: 

:>.! \ l 1•1Hrsm nl \la11l 1nd 

I <"I: \\ I l\HCl'•C l'rofc "or ol l'h1 "'·' I ~hi.~11011 

\I \ 'P mghdd l ollegc 

\I' 11 II 1 lco11111 1'1nlc"'11 ol I ngl"I' 

l'h I l , l\us1<11 l 111\C rs1t\ • 

\ lllccnt J l np trdo l'rokssor ol \ kch.1l'l•al I ng1ncc1111g 

Ph I l < 11hnhc l tmc"m. l~l • 

l'l1tl1p R \1.11 ha', l'rokssor ol I !"tor} 

l'h D . l m1rr ti\ ot l'cnl'S\ hamJ 

R1d1.1rd I l \1a1h1cu l'•olts<or of \crc"f""c l 1.i;mc nn 

l'h I l l'cm'" ham.1 ''·II< l n11crnl\ 

\hchtd t \kl orm1ck Prok,surofOcean Fng111ccnng 

Ph ll l 1hol1c l 1111crs n ol \mcnta PF 

Fr111k l \tiller Prok' or ot l'h1"c' 

l'h [) l lkl.1huma l r11crrn1 

1 lmn I- \l11clu:1 r l'rof<s,or ol \\c 1pons & '' 1c111 In• 

Ph l l l lcnHon l Ill\ crsll\ 

l lur I- \11•nrc l'•ot sor of \ 1uhc111a11u 

Ph () l n '<rs I\ o :>.I m I nd 

l lair l \1om Ir l'•o• sor of l-conom1c 

Ph [) l :i11 .rsm ''' \\ "'or s n l 1. nc l' \lo< 1 l'rofcs or of Phi 1n 

Ph I l l rm c II\ of \ crmon1 

\\ dhcr l \ h 1ndcr 111 l'rolc\Sor ol \ !J1hcru11c 

J'h [) ,l,H'forJ l lll\C Sil\ 

I d" 111 l Peen l'rolcssor ol I'll\ 'Ka' I ducauon 

\I \ l ot'orgc \\.I h111g1cu• l n ""'It\ 

lohn R Pruhcn. !'role sor ol Pol111cal 'ie1cntc 

l'h I l l nl\cr>ll\ ol 1'<'1111" h.1111.1 

l1111lc 11 R.mk1n. l'rolcs\llr ol :-..iv.11 'int«ll1' I ng1nccnng 

l'h I l l 1d1oh, l n11crs1t\ of \men•.•· l'l 

Rohen I R 111 l'rolcwir nl l'oi1tll ii 'ie1cncc 

l'h ll Un Hr,111 ol \hclugan 

l ol•' I R1,oo l'roksso of I orc1g11 l .111gu.1gc' 

l'h ll l rmcrrn\ of \!Jnl.md 

P.I\ 1<l I Roger !'rote or of \ rmpac.c I ngmcer ng 

Ph (l Rem cl 1cr l'oh 1cchn c lnsmu1c 

( ln ilk\\ Roll ms Profr<sor ol l hclf'ISln 

Ph D ( .corg IO\\ n l 1111 er in 

( ii rl • Ro" II l'rol or of ( hcm1m1 

l'h I) ()re on 1.11c l Ith er It\ 

\I 11<lo rl ' l'rofc or of \erospa,c L ngmccnng 

l'h I l l r111cr I\ of l munn.m 

1 1hn \'!\ '>ch 1lrz Profc o of ( her'llSlr\' 

l'h ll !\rem n l m1 er II\ 

Rohen '.; \hdb1 Professor ol l'h\\1..:S 

]'11 ~) l .nhohc l n1Hr<ll\ ot .\men.a 

I rcdcr1ck \ 'ikmc, \ssoll.llt' Prok'~'" ol ( omp11rc \<1 nc 

\I "> R111gcr l 1111cr,111 

\\ 1111.1111 \I ">mcdln l'rnkssor ol ( hcmmn 

\I ..... ~orlh\\cStl'rn l 111\USll\ 

].Ilk 11 \1•111h \"cllt.ll< l'rnlcs"" ol \lech.1111< 11 I ng1Pcc•111~ 

\I c; \I I l 111\Crnt\ ol I loml.1 

Ru" II i\ <\mnh 1'1nk"or of \lc,h.11'1l.tl I ng111ccring 

l'h I l l uhnlrc l 1111.mt\ ol \men 1 

(, lulph \m>hl Ir l'rok'"" of \l.11h.:ma1Ks 

l'I I l l r•1vcr II\ of~ l.ln I.ind 
Cr.11g I . S) n1<111<ls, Profc"or ol I limiry 

U111\'cr\ill' nl Horid.1 

J Cunis Thn1i1p"m, D1rcc1<>r of L·.<lu~;111011.1l Resource' 

.\!.\.I.!.., l .rtholrc l'nrver-icv of Amenc.1 

I .un· \' Thompson. Pwf(""" of i-l"ron· 

·Ph.D .. Un1\'cr>11y of \X'rsconsrn · 

Molly B. 'limlcy, Profc.\\01 of Fnglish 

P.h,()., L"ni\'ernt~ of \l,rryland 

John I~ L11drilk, Professor of ,\lcch•nKal 1-.nginccring 

Ph.D .. l'nr\'Crsil\· of Hn11da 

Anhur R. \\'hi raker, i'rn!cssor of Economrn 

Ph.D .. linl\WSll)' of Pennsylvania 

Peter E \X.'iggim, Protl:"or of 1\lcchanrc;tl Fngincering 

Ph.D .. Unrvcrsit\' of 1\1.m·lan<l 

John D. Y.uhro, Prof;:,'"" of l'nreign Lmguagc 

.\1.A, ( "olumbia L'111\'cf\JI}' 

Division o r Engineering and Weapons 

Director 

J I :\k(,cmg.tn (apt.1111, l,S'.\ ,\la\ter lmtructor) 

.\I\. '\.;,1\,1! Postgr.ldt1.1Jt' 'ichool 

Dcput} Directo r 

J·rancis J \Xicbcr. Commander. USN (Asmt.rnt Profc,mr) 

Ph [), \\"orchcster Polncchnrc lmutlll<' 

Aerospace Engineering Departmenc 

Chair 

( ,,rbnd '\ 1-..trpouLran, !'roll:""' 

Ph.D. L niversirv of '>outhcrn C.1l1fornia 

\ ssociatc Chair 

f"hom.ts \\ I fofl:r. l.i.:111c11.11u Colonel. U\,\I( Clrmruuor) 

1\1.S .. Arr h>rcc lrNrtlll< ol 'lt-chnology 

l.trry D. Brr<kdbaw D"t111gu1shcd \ J\lllllg Professor 

Ph.D. (;corgia fmrnutc ofT.:chnolog' 

lhr)'I (, Boden, Profl:»or .md Director of Astronautic. 

Ph.D .. Unl\-cf'irv of lll11101s 

Philip T 1·.dw.trds, L;cutcnant Colond L \-\} (lmcruuor) 

\ !.S .. Air h>rcc lns1itt1lt' of'Tl:chnology 

Richard I' 1-.thn, N111:1· .\p11ft' Co1111111111d Ch111r 

Ph.D .. ( :.nholrc L:nivcf\it\' of Amc:nca 

I ric '.\ H.1llhag, Assm.1111 l'rotl:ssor 

Ph. I> .. 1\;,1v.tl l'o>tgradua1c \chool 

D,t\"JO S. \liklmo\"Jc. °'""t.tnr Profrw>r 

Ph.D .. Ohio State Un1\'cNf\ 

D.md D \Inc. Comm.1ndcr, L '10. (-\"i't.inr Pmtl:s"H) 

l'crmancrn .\ lilr1arr l'rof.:s">r 

D.Sc. <.rnrgc \X'ash111gto11 Un1vcrs1ty, f~L-:. 

Robcrc _I. ~icwochncr. ( .. 1p1.1in LS \J ( \ssou.uc Professor) 

Drr.:uor of Acronau110 

Permanent ,\ !ilitan· l'roll:"or 

Ph.D., N.1".ll Pmcgr.1du.11c '1.:hool 

Chrrs L. l'c1111, /\rnsr~111 f'rnfi:ssor 

Ph.D., Johns I lopkrm Unin:ni1y 

\ lllCClll L. l'is.IC:ine 

Roberr ,{ llri11/t'i11 Profenor ojArrosp11a f.11gi11rer111g 

Ph.D .. :\lid11gan State L'ni\'crsiC\· 

l"hom.u. < . l'orl'· C.0111111.md~r, USN (lnstruLLor) 

M.:-.. N,t\',l l'm1gradu.t1c School 

Billy R. '>n111h. Jr .. A.ssou.11c Rcseart:h Prnbsor 

Ph.D .. l,111vcrsr11 of Nonh Carol1n.1 

Craig I- ~Herd le · 

L>111•id I- Rogm Dm111grml1al (/,,ur oJArrosp11u E11g111mwg 

t-.1.S. \'rrgrnia Polytechnic lnslllllle ;mJ '>t.llc Un1\'Cf\ll)' 

lulrt· K. l'hrencl, Assrs1.rn1 l'rofl:ssor 

Ph I) l 111\·ersi1y of \l.ir)·bnd 

172 

Eleccrical Engineering Departmcm 

Chair 

R. Brian Jenkr ns. ·\ssou.uc Profc"or 

Ph.D. Lnrvcrmv of Colorado 

Associate C hair 

Andrew ( . \kC.uc, ( .ommandcr. L SN (lmrrucror) 

\I 'i.L I· • florid;r lnrntute of1l:chnolog)' 

Exeu1tl\'C: :hsl\ram 

,\,lark I [ inglc, Lieu1rn.t111 Colonel L"'>.\I( (Senior lmcrucror) 

.\l.S. I . I· .. , Nava.I l'ostgraduare School 

Gcral<l \X' Caldwell, 1\Ltjor USt-.IC (lnmucror) 

\l.'i.F .. £- , Naval Postgraduare s~hool 

Charles B. Cameron. ( :ommander. Ls;... ( ·\ssistam Probsorl 

Permanent .\lilitan Professor 

Ph.D., ~aval Po"~ra<luare School l~L 

John (,. Cic1k1, A.-m:ia1c Professor 

Ph.D., Purdue Lnivcrsrf\· 

\lichacl J. Dennis, Licutena~t Comm.in<lcr, US:\' (.\laster lnmuuo 

\I 'i .. -\.1 .. \1.S.E.L '\J.1,·al Po,rgraduace 'ichool 

Odore' \I. Luer, Profo"or 

Ph.D. Lnrversicy of /\kxico 

Samara L hrcbaugh. \"ot:rare Profc"or 

Ph.D .. ,\la\Sachu,cm lnstiruce of'IC:chnology 

Chmtoph J. 1-1.iherty. 1.icutcnam Commander, US:\' (,\ l.t\ter Inscruuor) 

\1 'i.F F .. Tufrs Unrvcrsif\' 

;\Jam R. Haucr>ie)'. Licurcnam. USN (lmcructor) 

\I 'i.l- •\.E., Uni"c"ir\' of/\lichrg.ln 

Hewm \I Hvmas. Commander. L"'i!\ i\enior lmcrucror) 

\I 'i. \;,1~al Posrgr.iduare School 

Charle' A. Hulme, .\fajor. LS.\IC iScmor lnsrrutor) 

\I S.E.I· .. !\a\'al P"'tgraduarc School 

Roben \X.'. Ives, Associate Professor 

Ph.D .. LnivcrsiC\· of '\!ew Mexico 

\X illiam \I. Jones. :\smtam Professor 

Ph.D. Clemson L'ni,-ersm 

Lauren R 1-.cnncll. \ssi,1.1111 Research Professor 

Ph.D .. Ohw State Unr\'crsrn 

Kerth R. J-;.imzlc\'. Lieutenant C~mmander, CS\; (Sentor Instructor) 

\I '>.F.F., T~xasA &: \I l,mvcrm1· 

Robb I' \bmficld . .\la1or LS\1C (\l;srcr lmrruccor) 

\ ! 'i .. ·\.l'. '\Javal Pmtgraduacc School 

Richar<l \\ \k\lunn, I icutcnanr. LS\; (lnsrrucror) 

1\ I S.I·. ~- .. '.'\orch C.trolina Sracc Lniversif\· 

Deborah \I. .\lcchrcl, ,\ssouace Proll:"or · 

Ph.[) Johns Hopkrm Unrvermv 

·\ndrc" P \lrerisch. Licutenanc. Vi!\ 1 lnstruccor' 

\I 'i. LE .. ,\ 1a;sachusctts lnsrmuc of Technology 

Da' rd A. /\loo re, /\ lajor, L.;S,\IC (,\I.Mer lnsrructor) 

1\l.'i.F.L, \;a"al Pm1graduace School 

Charle, l \;dson, Licurcn.inc Comm.mder, I.JS'.\ dmrructor) 

\LS.EC .I· .. Johns I lopkins lini,·crsirv 

Jame<'>. Pluta, \lajor, L\.\IC (Senior lmtruuor) 

.\I.~- f . I., 'la1·al Pos1gr.1<luare School 

Rvan '\!. R.ikl'lc, ·\ssM.lnl Professor 

. PhD .. C.1rneg1e ,\lcllon L.;ni\'crsll}' 

Thom•ts I' 5.ilcm, A"i't-tnr Prof(,_,or 

Ph.D., Lrm-ersirr or ·\Lib,tma 

Amal A S,1rkach·, Pr~b;or 

Ph. D,, lJni;errny of 1'cw Hampshire 

Lou11a ..,dl.tmi. Assot:i.11c Profo.,or 

Ph. IL Lniversi11· of .\l.1n·land 

John!' ">tc\'cmon, l il'lltcn.mt. LS'\ Senior Instructor) 

\! ">I· L . Stanford L'n1\'crsirv 
R ht-rt J \ 111 •1 ( .tpi un l \ :-..; \,m11m Pro! sor 

P rm n m \Iii 1.ir\ Pro! or 

Ph I) N ' 11 l'o tgr:idu.tic \chool 

111 n ( \'\oot Im w J \'\.ufirc \1 1cm' ( l:m 

Pl () l 1111 r'm ol \I.in land 

~lc h.ini1..al l ngim:cring Department 

( hJ1r 

1'c11h \'\ I 111dlcr Prok or 

Ph I l l 1111 r 11 ol \1.tr\land 

\ "0<1.11c ( h.ur 

I con rd J I I 11111lio1• ( ommandcr l \~ A\s:•tam l'rof<-ssurl 

Pcrm.111c111 .\ 11l111n l'rofesso 

,'h I) 1' 1\,11 Po 1gr .. du.11c \,hool Pl 

Robert I' :\gnc" t ~·mn• 1mkr l "' !Sc111m l"'trucwr 

:-..1 <; \nwn \111 l OIHrsm 

tll ., lcx l \&\I t 111\CI It\ 

(I c 11 B.trwn Jr \ 0< 11c Professor 

Ph () Ho\\ uJ l m•cr I\ 

Llo)d P llro\\n Jr l omrn !l'dcr l '' \sm1.1nt Prok"or) 

Pcrruncm M1l11 I\ Protc sor 

l'h [) l 1111cr m ol \ 11g1111a PE 

John \ Burklurdt ru llllJ(C Profc or 

l'h I l l 1•1\ m11 of II 11101 

M mhc" \ ( rr l ornnlJndcr l \~ \s 1stant Profe·»or 

Pcn'lan m M1htan Pro! sor 

Ph [) C.11hol. L 1111cr m ol \mcnw PI 

I' mck i\ ( .non \ m m Prok sor 

l'h () 

\\ 

In 1rultor1 

Pl 

l \' Instructor 

\emor lnstnKtor 

\tc1.n .\1 \lmcr Prok"" 

Ph !> l nl\ er m ol V11g1111.1 

\nge' 1 I .\ 1nran l'rolcssor 

Ph [) John I lopkms U1111crmy 

Pamck I \ 1nrJn l'rofcssor 

Ph [) l n11 crnt\ ul \ 1rg1111a 

\I irk \I \lurr.11 Aumam l'rofessor 

l'h I> I >ukc l '>11crrn\, I' I 

.\ larun I :-..;c!son l'rok\Sor 

Ph I> l rmcrsm ol \ 11grn1.1, Pl-. 

Joshua J R.1d1cc \mst 1111 Prolc"or 

Ph I) , L 1mcrS111 ul Dcl.m.irc 

Coh'l I' Ra1d11fc l'rolc"or 

Ph I). \m11h.1mp1011 l n11cl\11\, l ngland 

Sopl111 I \.11111llan, \,,1,1.t111 Prok"or 

Ph f} IJ11kc l Ill\ Cr-I!) 

John R \,hcdd, I 1c111c11.1n1 ( ommamlcr l "' (.\1."1cr lnscrU<wr) 

.\I~ .. llukc l 1111Cl\lll 

Jud J \chuhhc, \1s1stJ1H l'rolcw>r 

Ph I) , \u I orcc ln<111111c of lcchnolog) 

\ndre\\ :\ \rn th. \ss11<1a1c l'rok"or 

Ph I) l 1111crs1t1 ol \ 1r~1niJ 

°"·llash.1 I \11111h I 1cu1cn.1n~ ( omm.tnJcr, l ~:-., ('>cmor lnstrucwrl 

l'h I> \ 111dcrb1lt L111Hrs111 l~l. 

\lurrJ\ R \mdcr, l .iptam U'> '\ \"l\t.tlll l'rofC\Sor 

l'errnanc111 .\hl1111') l'rofc"or 

Ph D fohns I lopkms Grmc"i11. l~r 

R1lph J \0(1110, Professor 

l'h !> l mHr<i!) of .\hnncsotJ 

Richard J \\.11k111s l..omnunJer l \'." \,mtam Prnlcssor) 

l'crn•.1nc111 \hi 1.1r1 l'rok"or 

l'h I) :\J\ 11 P1mgradua1c School 

I ranc1s J \\chcr t ommander. l "' \smtant Professor 

l'li I>, \\urtcstcr l'ol}tcdin1c l"'111111c 

\\ , liarn 11 \\ ood, \ i<mng \"i<tant l'rok"or 

l'h I) l 1mc1 \It\ ol ( 1lilorni.1 Berkcln 

\shlcv I' \c1111.111, \d1u11c1 lm11uuor 

\I.I\.\. Unl\'ll\lll ol \\e,t HoriJ.1 

J.1111cs I /1cglcr, \'l\1tlllg l'rofcw>r 

l'h.ll., \.1lc l 11mcr<1n 

'\.I\ al J\rchitcccurc & Ocean Engineering Department 

( h.tir 

Ruh rt 11 ~I I} 1 Pruln><Jr 

r'h I l l n \er II\ ol Dela\\ re 

-\\\oci.uc ( hJir 

l'dtnc.k J 1 ludsun, ( ~nnm.111dcr U'>'-' -\ssisum l'rofc:s or) 

Ph !l (ohm llopkms L n11crsm P.r 

RobcrtJ 11111 stcr L1cu1c:n.1n1 ( ommandcr ( f(, U'>'-' Instructor 

\I\ L n11crSl!) of:-..1J11land P.I· 

Ramcswar llhau.lCharV\ a, l'role\,Or 

Pr Ing. lcd1mc.1I L n11crs1t). I lano,er, (,crm.1rt1 

I r.mk \\ ( .uroll, I 1c1ncnal!l, ( H , l'\:"\! (\c111m lns1ruc1orl 

~I \.,Old llom1111on l n11crmv, l~I·. 

I horn.is I I I )J\\snn, l'rnfc"or 

l'h. D , 111< Johns I lopk111s l'mvcNl), I' I 

I ).1\ 1d \\'. I rcdrik"<lll, ,\"i,1.1111 l'rok"or 

Ph.I l, l 1111cr'11' nt ~<'" f l.1mp~l11rc 

I ).I\ 1d I Kmhd l'rolc"or (D11cccor of ( kc.111 h1g11tce1111g) 

l'h I l l n1verS11} ul I lo11d.1, l'.F 

J.11ncs 11 I cc I 1cu1c11.1111 l omnundcr U~'." (Senior lnstm<l<>I) 

\I \ Si in lord l 111\crsm 

Jol•n T M mvd t Jpt.un. l ..,:-; Remcd, \d1unc1 lr•strmwr 

~I S .\I I "·"al J>o,1gradua1e 'lchool I' I 

I ' 
\\'illi.1111 J. ,\ 1.irr, Comm.111Jer L'S'\: ( \"i't;tnl Profo"or) 

Pnrn.111,·nt .\lili1;1rr l'rok"or 

Ph.I l .. Nav.11 PmtgraJu.uc .Sd1nol, 1'1· 

:'-.l1d1.1d I. . .\kCormid .. l'rolC:wir hncri1ll\ 

,'1<'Nnl/ C'li111r i11 f-11g111t'1·m1g 

l'h.[ ) .. [he C.11holi1. l "1111w"l)' nf America 

l'h.I l .. md \cD .. ·li-i11i1y ( nllc11<· I luhlin 

l'.1ul 11. \Ii lier. :\"'>1.1at1.· l'ruk"or r I ltrcuur ol N.1\,1l 1\r1.hitcllurc) 

D.l.n!\·· l'1111-crn1y olt .tlilorn1.1. [krkdcy. [~I 

.\l.1rsh.1ll t,, .\!diet, Cnmm.tnJcr, LJ\'\J (/\l.1stcr lmtru1.tor) 

l'h.1 >., l 1

11i\'crsi1Y of .\l.irvl.inJ 

\.ir.1h l· .. \lounng. P~ok"or . 

Ph.D .. !'he Johm Hopkim l111nn1t\', Pl:. 

Htta:c ( °'chrling. l'roli.·"or 

l'h,[) .. l'n11crsm· of Mid1ig.111 

I l.1vid ( · Rnhin\l>n, Lt. t ~0111111.mJcr, ( [•( l'SN (Sm101 lnmucwr) 

,\l..S .. ( lrq~un St;ttc L'111\W\ll)" [~I'. 

1\ngd.1 I. '>d1cdcl. lieutenant Cnmm.1ndcr, G'i'\J (lnstruc:wr) 

,\1.\ .. l'n1versnv of .\brd.111d 

.\ lid1.1d I' \d1ult1, .A"ou.11;. l'rokssor 

l'h.l l., l'lorid.1 lmrnutc of lcd111oln~'" P.E. 

Jclfrc\ \\' 'itctdcr, Com111.111Jcr, L \N (A~mcanr l'rofc"or) 

l'crrn.rncnc .\ lili1ar\' l'rok"or 

l'h.ll .. \la"ac:hu,~us lmrnu1e nl 'lcd111ology 

l l.1111d [) l.mn.111. l1cutc11;111t L '>\; t'icnior lnstrnl!or) 

\IS. l'nivcrsicy ofC.1lilorn1.1. Berke!,.,. 

J<·nnill-1 !.. \\'arcrs. .Assou.1tc l'rofcs">r . 

Ph.D. l.,1c•·cm lnswu1c nf lcd111olo11y. ~I'.. 

t ;r,·11on· J \\'hue, Profc"IH 

Ph.()., lini,·crsm· of,\ I.in l.mJ 

Jdfrn ( \\'ucnz, C~mnunJ~r l 1., '\ ( l.,cnmr I mcrucrorl 

\.I \ . .\I.I· \bs>.1drnsc11s lmtlluk nf !Cchnolngy 

\\'capons .ind Srscem s Lngincering O e parcmeni 

( h.11 r 

( ad I \\'ic k. Professor 

[) 'i, l1cor11c \\ a>h111g1nn L 'nivcrsity 

A\\ou.1 tc Ch.1ir 

John\\ ~ill10J,on, C.ipt.1111 L/·1'-. ( ·\"ht.1111 l'rofc\\or) 

l'crm.111c111 ,\lilicar\' l'mlC:"or 

l'h ll :S..l\'.1l l'oscgr.1Ju.m· \, hool, I'!· 

\\cd.111.i Avr.unnv-/ ... 1n1urn\ ic... A~~nu.uc ProfCs~or 

Ph. I l .. L'nivcr,it\' of .\l.ud.111J 

\l.111h<·" l' l\.1nd, Licmc11;1m t.n111111.111Jn l'SN (Senior ln\I) 

,\I.\ .. '\,1\'.d Postgraduate \d1ool 

l\r,1dlc\ I Jli,hnp. A"ou.uc l'mfcssnr 

Ph. I) .. liim·cr,ity of lllino1s, L rh,1n.1· t h.1111paig11 

R.rnJr P Bro11";irJ, Assist.1111 l'rok""' 

1'1; D. -\i1 h>rce Jn,urutc ot ·ll:chnology 

[ l.1vid J, ( .1111phdl. Licu1cn.1111 L \:--S (I nstruc:cor) 

.\I.·\ t .1111hriJgc L'niv,·rnl\ 

l-.:ri,1111 [) ( .Htcr Licurc11.1rn, l''i:S. (I 11,t rue tori 

.\I.\ .. l '111vcrsir\' ot .\ l.1rd.111J 

t;wcn I>. Clilford L.1cutcn,1;11 t.0111111.rnJcr, l \:'\ (\l.t.stcr Inst) 

.\ 1.\ .. .\ lun1an.1 'it ate L"nl\·cf\lt1· 

Robert I lc.\lowr. Jr .. Profcssot . 

Ph.D .. l'ol~t<'C:hnic lrhliltllc, l~L. 

Jori /\I I spmito, A>Soci.uc l'rnfrssor 

Ph.l l., L'niwr,itv ot'l\·nrm·h·,111i.1 

,\l,ttthl·\\ C. 1-ccmst'cr. A"ou.t.tc l'roksS<>r 

Ph.I)., ( 'lcimon L..:nivcrsi11 

D.l\ id !.. I l.111, ,\Jjunc:t Di,1i;1gui,hnl \'i,iung ProlC:ssor 

l'h.D .• Johr1' Hopkim L'nivcrsil\ 

I '1 

Adam R. I lorn, l.icu1cn;1nr L.:S:S. I \lam:r lm1.) 

\I.<;., OIJ Dominion L ni\'cr,it 

Kiriakm KiriakiJis, Profe"or 

Ph.D., l'olr1echnic L"nivcrsi!}· 

Kenneth A. Knowles, Jr., Professor 

Ph.D., L.:niversity of Virginia 

Yonggon I.cc. Assistant Research l'rofc"or 

Ph.D .. Purdu<' L;nivcrsitY 

Charles B. lynch. AJ1unct imcructor 

,\ ! .. '> .. '\a val Postgr.iJuatc School 

Garnck J \tiller. l.icutcnanr Commander, L'SN ('>cnior Inst.) 

.\l.S .. Gnin:"ity of ,\f111nesota 

Richard T 0 "Brien, Jr .. Associate Profe"or 

Ph D , John> flopk111s Lni"crsiry 

Dunc.in F 0 .\ 1.ir.i, AJjunct In.scructor 

1'.LS., "lav.11 f'o,t11raJua1e School 

Sarang1 l' Parikh, r\"ist•lnt Professor 

Ph.D, Llniwrsit\' of Pcnnsvlvanta 

Craig\! l'a)nc, I i~mcnanr Comn1.111dcr. L 'iJ\. (\la.\tcr Inst.) 

.\I '> :'\a val PostgraJuacc School 

Jenell~ \. l'icpmcicr, Associate Professor 

Ph.D .. ( .corgia ln,titutc of Technology 

Georg" E.. Piper, Prolc\\or 

Ph.D., Drcxd L"nrversuy, P.E. 

,\ 1ichad J Robcmon, A"i~canc Pro ~"or 

Ph.D. Cocorgia l1mitmc ofTechnology 

Kurt I· 'it.ms, Commander, USN (,\fa,tcr l11s1.) 

.\IS .. ·1ror Stat<· lJnivcrsin· 

Owen C. lh~rp 111. Ctptain: USN (Assist.int Professor) 

J>crm.111c111 ,\I ilu.in Professor 

Ph.D .. Cad1ol1<: l:;,;\'crsin· of :\ mcrk.i 

T1motlw P 'li.11ndl\". Comma'ndt:r LS'\ .\IJ .. \lcr lmt.) 

.\I.\.. ( 1corgc \X'a,hington Unin:rsil\ 

AllJSon 0, \\'cbstcr-CidJlng>. Senior L~cturcr 

\l.S .. L.:ni\'t:rsin· ofTt:n .. nessec 

Patrick S \\'illi.1111s: C.1ptain, L.:S,\IC (lnmuctor) 

'I S., "-:.1\ .ti Pos1graJuate School 

Edwin L. /ivi, Jr .. ,\"oci.uc Profe.,.or 

Ph.D .. L"nhwsin· of \Ian-land 

Division of Ma thematics and Science 

Directo r 

Ka.thanne J Sh.111cbmok. Capcam. l., ":S.: 

\IS. '-.aval l'ostgr.1Juace School l\bstcr Instructor) 

Depu!}' Di, is ion ~c r 

Christopher \I Cook, Commander. LSNR. (\Ll\lcr lmtructor) 

\! S .. tocorgc \\'ashmgton Grmwsny 

Division Senio r Professo r 

James ,\ l [) \rdw1gclo Professor 

Ph. D . John' I lnpkins L.:ni,·ersi!} 

Graduate [duc.uio n Program Manager 

\ larionc Roxburgh 

.\1.l..A.. Joh;is Hnpk111s univcrmy 

Chemistry Department 

Chair 

I\ lark l·.krt. Prokssor 

Ph D , U1m-cr,ity ol California, Berkeley 

Associ.uc ( h.1ir 

Paul f. K.mcr, L1eutcn.11u CommJndcr \!St , L '> '\ \;,istant 

l'rofc>snr) 

Ph.I) .. L nivcrsity nf lcnncssce, Knowillt• 
(), u 'I llm"'l ( omrn fldcr L \~ 

l'crr'la, '.ll \111111 Prok or 

l'h !) Oh ..,, I L 111\<I I\ 

Rt ht" t l C. lhmrn Ir ( omt'la dcr l '"' 

Perm fl fl \11111 r Pro• "'r 

'h () L fl ' r I\ of lcu• \u 1111 

\1.nK 1 ( mphcl Prof< or 

l'l> I> lohn llopkom l lll\C r I\ 

( ,,, r \I ( h 1 mnnol Ad1un•t A, 1 tant l'rofcs"'• 

PhD \l1d1 r'lll lnhnolog1t 11 l fllhr\lt\ 

(Jr h n• 1 ( heck l'rok '"' 

l'h D l n '"' t\ ol t 1.orgll 

( lim1 11< 1 ( t>ppcr l'rofc or 

1'1- l) l Ill\ r\ll\ of lcnr•C\SCC 

l lo[) 1>1d1 I• \d1u11c1 io1'tru•tor 

\I \ t .cor(:< \\ "h 11gton L 11 '" II\ 

Dchr.1 K 1 >ol'ncr '-'"i.1.11c Professor 

Ph () l 111\<1 II\ ol Rochc<tcr 

l ), ugl 1 'i 1 l1ll1 er \d1un.i A's1s11111 !'role 'or 

l'h 1) R fC 11 l 111\CI Ill 

r1n11 \ I Dun• Ill "' \s stall! l'rolc " 

l'h ll l mHr •t\ 111 \lanl111d l\1l11norc < 1111 m 

Rohen I Ferr 111c Prut or 

Ph l l l rtH r 111 ol 1111 1da 

Jcllrn 11 ! lll(:CI d l'r ii \Or 

l'h 1 l '>1 nl11rd l fll\Cml\ 

( >l u I u t .au A""tant R "' rd1 l'rolcssor 

l'h n II I ng L lll\C r II\ ol ( hcrm 11 I cdrnolo~ 

(I ue f < ,u11cndgt \ <Kt Ile l'rolc"or 

Ph I l L Ill\ r II\ ol ( 1Mhndgc l ngl nd 

]L:l11h \ 11 rrr >11 Prt 'e sor 

l'h [I m 11\ ot 1'c\\ I 1Jmps1

ur 1ud 1h\nn R I I mm 11 P•11tc or 

Ph[) 11 Ir\ l'<l L II \Cl II\ 

\'\ 1111 111 [\ Hrncr \ 0,1 1c Prof< ,,, 

l'h [l 1'.ortlmc tern l 111Hr' t\ 

\loham'11 1 ti I I '" Ad1unc \ss ant !'role mr 

l'h () \,1hurn l lll\C rsm 

( h<1,10phn \I 1'1111<1, \">Kl.llC ('role or 

l'h I) )ohm I lopk•m l lll\Cf\11\ 

\lod1 cl I K111ppcnhcrg \>Sl\1,1111 Rncar.h 1''<1lcssor 

l'h (I ( km on l noHr II\ 

I' 11 \'\ Kn i:cr I 1<111e•-un1, L \~ (\l.1s1cr lmir.octorl 

\I\ luh' l noHr 111 

'>l•1rle1 I 111 A 1 tant l'rok"nr 

l'h () 'itanlord L n ''' t\ 

Jo cph I I 1 '" x \ \OU.lie l'rofc""' 

l'h I) ''"'"'\C tern L n 1<r• l\ 

I) 11 nc J l U'lll l'•.ik \u.• ••ant P•olcs or 

I' () l 11<r 1 ' ol Mochoran 

Anl\ Ii Re 1 \ 1 \nl 11 '\ mam l'ro~ sor 

l'h () ' l "c• m 

Rm I \le( n \ "" l Prok or 

l'I I) 1\;t\\ )\ l \ICO \111 l 111\C:l'll\ 

I> 11•1d I' )\(or \ 1 1.1111 l'rnf< " 

l'h l l l 111\Cr II\ ol )..lo, oun 

1).i11c \\ l l 'iulll\ 1 \"u" lie Prof. or 

l'h I l L l'l\cr\ll\ of Rhude lslJml 

\'\a) ,c 11 l'c ""'" \\\Oct.II• l'1t1fcs,nr 

l'h I). l "" NII ol \lossouro 

1\11 .. n J Rd11l1 \ "" 1111 !'rot"'"' 

l'h I l l'cn11•1 h 11•1.1 '>tal< l "'" rSOl) 

\\ 1 11 111 \I Rei hen '"'" tnt RcS< 11d1 l'rolcw>r 

l'hD ln\<I 1of\11ha1111 

I I> 11 od <;d 111 A \l\lJlll Rc>Carch l'rofcs,or 

l'h 11 'onh (. irolm \i.t1c l nl\cr 111 

1n1< I '>chi "" 111 ,\ 1 11111 !'roil" or 

l'h I) t 1l1lnrn11 In 1m11. of Tcdrno og_1 

M ma I \,hro«lcr l'r.>lc"or 

l'h () l no,cr II\ ol \\ 1scum111J DJ\ld '>,l1al1 A 1 11111 

RocJrd Prok sor 

Ph I) :--;orth < 1ro• n '>111 L '.'11\CfSll\ 

J 11•1 I \,hi "" 111 A 1s1 om l'rofcs or 

l'I I> ( 1lurr11.1 l1m11u1c ol 1c•hn1llog1 

\I 111 I \di ocdcr I' roles or 

l'h 1 I Lim c m ol \\ '""""'' 

loHc I \I ode l'rotcs,or 

:'h (I L 11 \Cl,11\ o• IAHl >'11 , 

Ro111l<t 1 \oc Int \,s"1.1111 Pro I<'""' 

l'h I l ( a'1tor•11 lnrnt.llc c•I ltthnolog1 

l'l111l1p \11crm111 l 1c111cna111 ( omrTOa,dcr \I\( L "'-'R 

\I.mer lm1ruC'orl 

\I\ l 111\<1 II\ ol ( .corg1.1 

l.111< I \mcdln \d1111K1 '""1 .. 111 l'rotes'or 

l'h I l l 11'\< ''II\ ol \ l.u\ land 

\ ui;1n1a I \1n·tl1 \~,ou.uc l'rolLs..,nr 

l'h ll \\ a,hmgton 'i1J1< l 111\eNl) 

I' ul < lrulU\c \ssou.11c l'rnt""'r 

l'h I), \1.11c L rmcrslll ol :-...<"\\ \ork .ll !lull 1lo 

lu ph I l rb.111. A<socoa1c l'rufc"or 

l'h I l l Ill\ crsm of I ld.t\\ .tr< 

llU\ d \ \\.me !'role sc>r 

l'h I l Lu"" I\ ol < .t olornoa, l\crkdc\ 

( rug \I \\ h111k r \\Soo.11c Prol<...,,or 

l'h ll l noHl'll\ of\\ 'co11'111 

I 1111 R \X 1lfu11g I 1cuu~n.1nt \I\( , l \~R '"'" 1111 l'rufc "'' 

l'h l l \\est \ rg 111.1 L 111\<ISll\ 

( omputu ~c..icnce Department 

( h.m 

thorns\ lo~uc, < .1p1u, L '"R \l.1'tcr l11'1ruc1or 

\I \ Jut111\ I lopkms L Ill\ crsn 

1\ \\0li.ll<' ( h,ur 

l\11.111 \ ( hhorn, < omma11d<1 l \ '\ ( \,;ISl~lll l'rolc sor 

l'h I l, :\,l\,11 l'm1J;r.1du.11c \<hool 

I horn.ts \ \ugu\1111< I 1c111e11.1111 ( olond L \\I ( \smo.Hll 

Prot ...... ,or 

l'h I l ( olo1,1do lcd1111c.1l l,,11i\Cf\ll\ 

l\n.111 \ ll.1la1s < .1p1.1111, l \\I (\cninr lm1ru.t•>1• 

\I\ \or I or<< lnm1u1c ul lcc.hnolog1 

\ lura II 1'11 I )J 1111g111 /.rd\ 1 11111g l'rofe •or of ln(on111///01 

le lr11olo'l,.r 

l'h I) Purdue L rl\cl>ll\ 

( hmrnphcr \'\ Bro\\ n Assoco uc l'rolcssor 

('Ii 0 l 111\Cl\ll of ()cl \\.UC 

F•cd •o<k I < r.tbhc I\ \ssocuic Professor 

l'h I) l Ill\ crnl\ ol ( il1 1orn 3 I os \ngc ' 

\d11• >.; < r m•cc.m \ sm.1111 Prnle"or 

['h ll ( tllllC j L f11\CI Ill 

I o 1 I I ld "01< \SSl\lJ.111 l'rof<-ssor 

l'h l l l fl \er II\ of ( olor.ulo, l.Ailorado \prong< 

I l.t"d \ \ .. 111'C' I 1c111r11.1111 ( olond, L \\I { '""' 111• I'm!< "11 

l'h I l, l 111\cr Ill ol I'<nlllck\ 

Jc" I I lo11rns1c111 I o<lll<ll.llll, l \:-.; (ln,1ruc1m) 

\I\., Johns I lopk111' l 111Hr\ll) 

\l.uk \ Johmo11, I 1c111uu111 l \:'-. (111,llU<tor 

\I.'> ( .cmgc \\ ·"l1111g1011 l niH'f>ll\ 

I uta K ~Id l1l\\cll. \s<m.1111 l'rok"'" 

l'I• I l L lllV<"" 1 ol \\ .i<hmi:wn 

K.1-c\ l \1 llcr < Jp1.11n l \\I( (111'!rucwr) 

\I '> ~ l\ .11 l'ostg11dua1e \, hnol 

llon 11,t 1' I :-..,, dh m \,><•<1.11c l'rofcssor 

Ph 11 L r11Hr II\ ol < onncclltlll 

I 'i 
Angd.1 \. Reninger. N.11ional 'ictt1riry :\gcm:y Ch.1i1 

Ph. l) . L'n1\'cr,i1v uf C1liforni.l. Berkeley 

[);1111d '\; Ruhd . .\lajor. L \,\!( <ln>irucwr) 

i\I 'i., '\;,l\,1l Pm1gr.1dua1e \d10ol 

Kav (; \d1ul1e, Prnrt•"or 

l'h. D .. l\mion l'ni\'e!\ll\' 

D.l\'id I '>1.1hl. Jr . ·\\,1,r;1m l'rnli:~,or 

Ph.l). (,corg1a lmtllUle of ll:chnolog)' . . 

Patrick I \'inccm. ( .ommandl'r, li'>NR (•\"1\tant Prok"nr) 

Pcrm.1nen1 i\lilitilr\' Prok"or 

Ph.D., '-i,t\'al l'm1gr.1du.11e \chool 

Mathemati cs Department 

Chair 

lhom.1' J '>antler,, l'rofC:ssor 

l'h.D Uni\'er"l'' nfOkbhom.1 

Associate ( hair 

Kevin \l <.o;m, ( om111.111dcr. LS'. (.\I.Mer lmtrucmr) 

\I 'i. 1'.tv.tl l'mtgraduatc Sd1ool, i\l.IL\ .. Embry Riddle 

Untverrny 

Alexi' Alnn,, -\S\ociJrc Proli:"or 

Ph. I> .. L ni\'ef\lt\ of Californ1;1, Berkeley 

Peter I' ·\mire, l'rnli:"or 

Ph. I> .. Yale Uni\'er,irv 

l :raig K. Bailey. l'rolc"or. 

'Ph.D., .\fich1g.111 'itatc L ni\'ersirY 

B. ,\litchcll l\.1kcr. l'robsor 

Ph. L>., U11i\'cr;i11· of Pennwlvania 

JJmes I Bud1.111;1n. [irofcssor 

Ph.D .. L'ni\'crsitY of Dd.m.uc 

h:\'k 1\. l .1udlt. Li. Commander L <;1', .\\\l\lanr ProfC:,,or) 

Ph.[) .. George .\fason l.'ni\'ersiry 

.\lichad \\' Ch.1111berbin. l'rok"or 

Ph. I l .. \1.tnford L'ni\'ersi11 

Arthur I Cuniluc.1. Jr .• Comnundcr. L \ '\; (,\laster lihtru<ror) 

\IS. 1';,l\'al Postgraduate ..,chool 

Chri,wphcr \1 Cook, Commander. lJ'iNR (\laster lmtruccorl 

,\!.'.">. (,eorg<' \'\'a,hingwn Gnivcrsin· 

( .uol C. Cr.1wford. l'rnti:ssor 

Ph.D .. Ccorgetmrn lJni\'er,itY 

J.tmcs ,\I IY:\rch.rngdo, Profi:"or 

Ph.D .. Johns Hopk111s L'11l\eNl) 

hederic I D.t\ i,, l'roti:"or 

Ph.[). Brandcb Gni,cr,it1· 

\lauhew l·ci,t, l.irntenant, LS1'; (Instructor) 

.\IS, Uni'w'irv of \lar\'l.tnd 

( .. m· () hiwlcr, ,\>">ei.l!c Pr~>f<·"or 

Ph.D .. Uni,·e"i1y of Oregon 

.·\nrho1w .\I. Caglionc, l'rofi:ssor 

Ph.'D. Poly'icchnic fns1m11e of New York 

Sonia .\ l (,.ircia. A"ocia1e J>rnli:"or 

l'h [) Uni\'cr,try of ( 'hic1go 

John I' (ot·1,cn. Cumm.tndcr. L'S'\; (.\1.1'tcr lmtructor) 

i\I.\ .. '\;;1v,1l l'cmgradua1t \thool 

Sommer I· Cemr\', ,\"i'tant Professor 

J>h. D .. .\ la"'{dw,cus Institute ofTcd111ology 

J.11· i\. t.uukr. C:omn1.1nder. L \'-, (rusis1.1n1 Proti:ssor) 

l\-r111.tnent \ldiian· Proti:"or 

l'h.D . Uni"e"it\' o!Tcxa,, Arlington 

( h.1rlcs ( I Lanna, P;ofi:ssor ' 

Ph.D . L'ntversirv of Clm.tgo 

,\lich.iel I I lollm;111, ProfcS\OI 

J>h.D .. \f.1ssachuscm 111\mure of.lcchnolngy 

Ru"dl I\.. J.ICkson. ·\""cant Profcs.,or 

Ph.D .. Brown U111\'crmy 

1-c, 

l.t::th R. Jager, Assistant Profi:ssor 

Ph.D .. Unrvcrn!)· of \Va,hingron 

\X' David Joyner, l'roli:"or 

Ph.D .. Uni\'crsity of ,\farylan<l 

,\1.1rk L. Kidwell, Professor 

Ph D • Yale Gni\'ersir1 

Kde D l\.liewcr. Lieuten.~nt Commander. LlS'- .\1.mer lnsrructor) 

· \I S .. '\;.wal l'os1gra<lua1c School 

lkhorah A. Konkowski, Professor 

Ph.D .. Uni\'crsiry of'lcxas 

\mv L:.. Ksir, ;\ssocia'tc Professor 

Ph.D., Cni,·ersit\' of Pennsylvania 

Rohen \X'. l.amz, Captain. LJS~!C (lnmuccor) 

,\1.5., \lav;1l Postgraduate School 

:\na,1asios l iakos, Associate Profes">r 

Ph.D .. l,;ni\'crsiry of J>imburgh 

Jody .\I. LoLkhan. ~'°ciatc Professor 

Ph.D., Universirv of Illinois 

Ruben B. LoLkhan, 'Professor 

l'h D .. L'niversity of Illinois 

.\!fare D. l.ucas. Lt. Commander, l,;\:\ (\laster lnstrucror) 

.\I.A .. George Washington Un1ver\l!V 

·1 ho mas J. ,\ fahar. rusoci;He Profes,or 

Ph.D .. Rensselaer Polnechnic lnstitme 

Re1~1 .\ lalck-.\ ladani. Prot'c"or 

Ph.D., Hrown Universiry 

R1ch.1rd I~ "1arus1,ewski, ) r . .' Professor 

Ph.D .. L'111vcrsin· of\\ isconsin . .\lilwaukee 

Peter A . .\le Coy, Professor 

Ph.D .. Cni\'ersiC\' of\X'isconsin, .\lilwaukec: 

Caroline c;, (,rant ~ielle,, Associate: Professor 

Ph.D .. ~Lissachmcm lmdrute of'Jcchnology 

\lark D . .\lc\'erson. Profi:"or 

Ph.D .. 'lianford Cni\'c:r'i"' 

T \. \lichacl, A.sociate l'ro!Cisor 

Ph.D .. CniversiC\' of\X'isconsin 

Aurelia I\linm, Assisram Professor 

Ph.D .. .\lichigan 'itak L'niwrsiry 

Courrne1· 11. \ loen, Assodatc Profe"nr 

Ph.D .. LniversiC\· of Chicago 

Edward J .\loulis. Jr~. ,\\sociate Pro!C"nr 

Ph.D .. Cni\'crsiC\· of Delaware 

Cole .\ luller. l.ieucerianr, LS;-; (lnscructor) 

.\LS., \la\';ll Postgraduate School 

(,eorge '\:akos. Professor 

Ph.D .. John' Hopktm Lnt\'Crsm 

Daniel T. '.nerosh. l.ieutenanr. C'o'. lnsrrucror) 

\ l.S .. i\aval Po~tgraduare School 

I toward L.. Penn. Professor 

Ph.D .. L'ni,ersity of \lichigan 

John F. Pierce. Associate Professor 

Ph.D .. l nt\'ersiC\· of Houston 

Ph.D .. Univ. of Ca.lifornia. Santa (ru1 

lrin.1 l'opo\'iu, ·\ssociate Professor 

Ph.D .. .\lich1gan '>talc Cnt\'CrnC\· 

l.coffrcv I . l'rio:. ProfC:w>r 

Ph.-D .. L'nt\'ersiC\· of Prnnsvlvani.1 

Dan\. Schindler. Co111111.111der, t;S;-;R 1.\lasrer ltwrucmr) 

\IS .. Tex.ts A&\l l'niversiry. Corp'" Chrisu 

Da\'ld R. Spoerl. Commander. L'S:-. \laster ln,trucror) 

.\ l.S .. 'i,l\<11 Poscgr.idu.tte School 

l\.01eht L1kag1. Captain. L''i.\ IC (~ l.tstcr lnstrucwr) 

\I.) .. '-:,t\'al PostgraJu;11e '>chool 

\\ illiam :-.;, Ir.nu. Assod.11e Professor 

Ph[)_, Cnl\·crsiC\· of foronro 

JoAnn S. ·1urisco. Associate Professor 

Ph.D . John, Hopkin' Univerrnv 

John C. forner. l'rofossor 

. Ph.D .. Princeton Lni\'ersi11 
\ mccnuus I ' Jool ., l omm md r L \\; \, mam Prnf sor 

I' rm n nt M1l1t.H\ l'rok or 

l'h () NJ\.11 Po tgr1du IC 'ldmol 

\X 1111 m P \X .irdla" l'rnl wr 

l'h I> L 1mcr II\ of C .1hlor111a Io \ngclc, 

\X Dougl.i \X nh r Prof or 

l'h I> C1corg1 lnmtut of lcchnolog\ 

\ rq \ I. nk1an A mall! Profc or 

l'h l> L lllH r II\ ol ( .liforn11 I "' \ngdcs 

Occanogr.1pln Department 

( l1Jir 

[ l.I\ 1d R '>m th \•<oc1 I< l'rnfc or 

Ph I> Tex" \c \I l 111\CrSIC\ 

,\ \\OU.II<: ( h.11r 

I 'lll I l'ttru11c111 l ommandcr l 'I\: \ smant l'rok"orl 

l'crn• lllClll \I II Ir\ l'rofC\S<H 

Ph I> \.I\ 1l Pos1gr.1duatl" '>,hool 

Jcrrnn J Bruch l 1rn1rn.1nt L \\. Instructor 

M l'h• l .imbmlgc L nl\cr 111 F n~land 

\11<h.1cl ( orncl1u I 1 l umn• mdcr L "\. \<"nun 

ln•trllltor 

\I '> '\;,1\.tl l'o 1gr 1d,1atc '>ch<H1! 

l'(tcr I l, th Professor 

Ph I> \lass.1Lhmct1• lnst11llll" of lcchnolo!!) 

( r A I l 1gc l ommander L "" \laster lns1r.1c1or 

\I '> i\J\,tl Po 1gr.td1i11e \dtool 

\ndrc" l \1uller \ w.:1a1c l'ro'c.- sor 

Ph () (lid ( lom1mon l '"' crsm 

11' ( \tcppc A 1 tam l'rofr\sor 

l'h IJ L "'"(• m of l lcl.1\\.11<" 

B ::lit') I \tore\ I cutcn nt l \\. \c'l1or lnsrruttor 

\I '> :--.; " 11 Po 1gr.1d1111e 'ld1ool 

James II l.1nn 1l11ll I 1cu1cna111 ( nmnandcr L 'I'\; l1•<truc1or) 

\I \ \.I\ ti l'osigr.1du.1tc 'idwol 

\hd1clk !-. \\ lmrnh.1111 I 1 ( on11n.111dc• C\;..: ( '""1.1111 

ProlC\Stn 

l'h I l. '-'.l\al l'ostgr.1d11at< \chonl 

( h.ur 

\Ian l \X mm g.11 Prof or 

I) Phil L n" r II\ of '>us!>CX F ngland 

\ \\Olld[C ( h.llr 

thorn J I 1ndlo ( .ipt un L '>\. \b tcr lnm\lctor 

\ 1 'i '\.1\ al Po 1gr 1dua1c \chool 

\1 uhc" i;: Ahll"r I 1 utrnam L )\. \e11 1or Instructor 

\I\ John llopk n L 0

mer II\ 

1' hsc \lbcn Prufc or l'h I l l lll\C! II\ of l l11<..1go 

l •• in l, ll"h"I'· \,liunct lnstr11oor 

\I \ :'\:a,.11 l'mtgr uluatc \chnol 

l'ctcr l , llrl"rctnn, I 1<u1e11.1111 l '.:'\: llll't!llctorl 

\\ \ < 11nhndg<" l 1111crrn1 

Jc m l l 11111 tn. l 1p1.1111 l <.,-,; ( \>mt.1111 l'rof<'snr) 

Pcrn lllClll \ !1!11 U\ l'rok SOI 

('I I l I !Jn .ud L 11 Hr II\ 

I lcna l 11npo m1 \, 1 1.i111 Professor 

pt, D Kc I 'it lie l n11emt} 

I un 1 n < orrdl Prof. mr 

l'h () Jo!in Hopkm l nl\c:r II} 

l h ul \ l dmun<hun Professor 

Ph D l 01011do '>t 11<" l nl\ sm 

I rent" \I I ngk l'rofc sor 

Ph n l'c:nn \ h llll.1 \[JIC L lll\C!Sll\ 

John I' F nd \ oo II<" Professor 

Ph ( l ( 11l10lll L rm crsll\ of \mcrtL.1 

John J I ontanc:1 a Profos or 

l'h I l < c l11mm1e of lcd111olo£:' 

:...1Lhol J I ngo l'rolc"cir • 

l'h l>. ( <H'ld L lll\CI> I\ 

l lan I J I l.mlc1. \,soe1.11e l'rol<"or 

l'h I) l lorid 1 '>Idle L 111'< rsm 

!Jmc' R 1 luddk. \ssou ue l'rok"or 

l'h I) orth < 11ol1na '>tJl< l 111\<rnt\ 

I'" I It 1 I 1<11tcn 1111 ( omm.111dcr, U'.\: 1 "l<runr l11str uor 

\I'> Jol•ns l lopkms l !ll\Cf>ll\ 

Dd>or.1 \I K.11z, \s>e>< 1.ll< l'rofc,"n 

Ph.I l, l 1merm1 of \\11111c,011 

l o!l'gnl\ \ 1'1rk\\uod, ( <Hlllll.tlllkr, l \\. (\I 1\l<r lmtr.lllor 

\I \ :'\:, \,1l l'ostgr.1d11atc \,huol 

I r,lltllS \ Klem ( om111.111d<r l "" r.:tl, \dJUlll In trucrnr 

\I \. \. 11101111 I )dense l ,l\c:rsm 

\ lurr n \ Korm.rn Prof< s.nr 

Pl () Hrn\\ n Ln1\Crnl\ 

Jc:lfrl"\ \ Lu,en. \ssm.1111 Professor 

Ph I >. L 1mcrrn1 ol \lmn<'<>IJ 

\dam J I e\\ 111do\\sk1, \ssmam l'rok"or 

Ph() Johns lfopk11•1 l n11crsll} 

lhcodorc \kl II' 1h 111, Ad1un,1 As><>1.1111 l'rofc <or 

Ph () !he l uhol ' L ;m crsin of \me nc.1 

he\11\ I \lcllh.11n hsoc111e Profe"or 

Pl (l L Ill'< rsm of l ltlorma, RtH r'1dc 

1'.111! I \ likulsk1 \ssu,1a1e Prok"or 

l'h (l • Johns I lnpkms L lllH'rm\ 

'ltC\cn R \lu111romcn \ >ollJte l'rofe"ur 

l'h I) , L Ill\< mt\ nl \rk.m'J' 

l hmwpl r \\ \Jorgan. I 1cutcn.1nt ( ornm.mdcr l '> \. \I" 

tcr lnstructorl 

\I s. l lh111 \(.II< L 111\CNf) 

( .1rl I \ lung.111. '"""·"< l'rolc"or 

l'h. ()., ( orncll l 1mcr,111 

( ,, r.1ld \ RnH<. \dJUllll \~mt.mt Prok"'" 

l'h I), \111<nc.1n L n11crnt) 

I l\Hcncc: I l.111kcrsk1 Protc"or 

l'h I) '>t .. nford l 1t1\C:rsll\ 

L,h, ud J lmholsk1 l omm.rnder, L \-,; ( hs "ant l'rof S>or) 

Pcrrn.mc:nt \ lihtJ!\ l'rolc:"or 

Ph I) ~J\JI ('mtgr.1dua1c \,hool 

Jdfrc) R \ anhm Professor 

l'h I) • Duke L 111\ c:r It\ 

Richard \ \\ 111 Ad1unll Asmt 1rt Prolc:s or 

l'h D Kem \t tc l r11crsm 
Di, ision of I u111ani1i c~ and Social Sciences 

Director 

lhvid J \loll.1h.111 ( .olond, l 1'>\IC (\rnior lmtructor) 

\I \. L \.\IC Cornm.1nd .111d 'it.1IH.ollcgc 

Ocput) Director 

Rohen \le\\ honer Con1111.inder \,)' Senior lmtructor) 

\I 'i .. \;,w.d \\'a1 College· 

\I II.·\ l' 'I. ln1ern.t1iun.1l L'niver-i1y 

Eco nomic~ Dcpanmenl 

Chair 

1'.:uen I I h1«1 iclder, l'rol~·"'" 

Ph!>. L'ni'n'm· or\X'i,cnmin 

A\\od•tc Ch.lir 

t.rcgory ·\. ,\(ille1 ( '.1p1.1111, U\l\J, 

l'erm<1nen1 \lil11arv J>rnk"or 

\I \ .. l nl\'lT'1l\' o(\'irginia, .\l.1\, I larv•rd Lnin:l\il\' 

\ l.11d1e\\ J. ll.1ker. 1\"oci.t1t' l'rolcwir 

Ph.I), Unin'Nl\' or ( :unnectiun 

\\'ilh,1111 R. l\ownun: 1'1ofi:"'>r 

Ph.D .. L'nl\Tr\lt\ of \Lird.111d 

Rv.1n R. B1.1dv. 1\"i"'.1nt !'rot:""' 

· l'h.D., Lini\c"i11· ol ( ·.11ifurn1.1. Davi' 

Henn· D. Hnmn. \l:;jor, l'\.\IC l'>cn1or Jn,trucmr1 

\l.H.A, '\.l\.1l 1'0,1gr.1d1 .. t1e '>chool 

Brendan ,\I. ( \111n1ngl1.1111, ,\, nc1.ll< l'rufi.·"ur 

l'h.l l., ( nlumhi.1 l 'nin·l\111· 

I ).urell J. C ,l."cr. ,\"i't.11H l'rolc"or 

l'h:I )., l 1

11inHi11 nf \\'i"c111'in 

R.1e kan H. ( """1111.111, l'rofi.·"or 

l'h.D .. \\'."hingwn L'niwr,icy 

\'icwn.1 A. ( ;rccnficld. 

( mwe Chair, I .conomic' or d1c lndu\ln.11 B."e 

l'h.[). l 'nil'l'r,i11 of ( .1id(nnia, lkrkelcy 

Ke1·in J., I kndt•r,on.'l 1t'Lll«n.1111. l'SN llm1ruc1or) 

\I. B.1\ , L'nivnsi11· of Sou1h ( :arnlin.1 

C.1dw I. J.1h.11.1, \'i,i1111g .-\"i,1.1111 l'rulcw>r 

Ph.D .. l'urdut· l niver\11\ 

S1ephcn I .. kndn·,ik. ( I )il. L''> '\i 1 lnmuuor) 

.\I.I\ .. \., Smnhern \kd1ndi" Univel\it\· 

Roger D. I.ink. l'rofi:wn . 

l'h.D, L'nin·l\ilv of I lou,run 

h.111k \kDon.dd. \'i,i1in~ ,\"i't.1111 l'rnkw>r 

Ph.[) . ( •t'nrgetcm n L;n\wr,it\' 

Chri,wphl'r ,\I. \le"int'o, ( ;1pr.1in. L'S\[(' Senior lnscruLror) 

\I.IL\. l '11iver,it\ nf l'hnl'nix 

J.1111e' 1 l'.urer-on, \l.1jor, U'>:\f' 1\l.mer lmtrucrnr\ 

. ,\Ul.A., \t. \1.irn U111vcr,i1\' 

Ahmed R.•hm.1n, ,.\,,i,unt Proh,.·,~<Jr 

l'h.ll., LI111n·r-111 of C..1l1fomi.1, D.n·i, 

l'.1111d.1 .\I. Sd1111111. '''"lll.llt' l'rofe\\or 

Ph.D., lnd1.111.1 l '11in·r,i1\' 

K.uhcrine ·\. ~111i1h, -\"1'1.1111 l'rofC,'t1r 

Ph.D .. llok« L'ni,·er-i11 

Ros; I. '>lcphc:mon, Jr.. ,\l.1jor. l \,\I( (,'1.1Ste1 lnscrunor) 

1\1.;\. l'11ivc1s111· ofOkl.1!111111.1 

·\gnievka \irtdc:L Nod, \·i,i1111g \"h!•HH l'rofc:;sc>r 

Ph.D .. l 111\'er,il\ ol \\ .us;1\\ 

1'11nis J. Swopt, \,.-,;u.11< Profcs.\CH 

Ph.D., lmli.m.1 l'111vn,11v 

I hnrn.1' ;\ /.,1k, A"ou,nc· l'n;fc.,,m 

Ph. I). \'.111dcrhi11 l'111vers111 

Lnglish Department 

C.h.iir 

·\lh·,on \. Booth. Prol<:ssor 

Ph.D. u111vcrsir1· of Pcnnsdva11ia 

\\sod.11c Chair · · 

\\ illi.1111 'i. Bmhndl, l.ieutcnant Commander, L'S'-= 

,\l.1'!cr Instructor) 

\I.A .. Univcrsic\' of Rhode Island 

,\lid1ellc I:. Allen, ,\~,istant Professor 

Ph.I)., lJnivc"ity of\'.irginia 

:\'.111u· P. Arhuthnot, Prnfc;;or 

Ph.D .. l'nivcrsi11· of\'irginia 

John A. Beckman. 1\"oci.11~ Professor 

. Ph.D .. L'niversil\' ofC.alifornia, [);ms 

Kdleigh ( Bennerr: l.i1·utc:nam, i.;5;-... f'>enior lm1rucwr) 

7'1.A .. St. John, College 

\lei! D. Berman, J>rolc"or 

Ph J) . ( )hio S1;11c Uni\'ersiry 

Kc\'111 ,\. Brooks . .\lajor, t.;SMC (Senior lnmucwr) 

MA. l. 11ivcrsiry of 111aryland, College P<trk 

\ 1.ukne ( Browne, Associarc Profes,or 

Ph.D., Brown University 

It lcmplc Cone, ..\"istam Professor 

Ph.D., L:nivel'itv of \\'isconsin .. \ladison 

C:hrim1pher E. Cr,11;t., lic·urenam Commander t.;'>:"-. 

(A"c Prolc"or) 

Ph.D .. C.11holic Universin- of America 

Andre\\ ( '. Cr.mford, l.ieute~ant. CS:". 'ienior lmrrucror) 

.\IJ\., l.'ni··ersin· of\ Ian· land College Park 

Anne.\ laric Drew ·Pwlc"or • 

Ph.D .. Ohio 'itat< L'nivcrsiry 

hed .\I. l·c1row. !'roles"" 

Ph.I l., Univcr,itv of:\ehraska 

Bruce I·. flcrnin~. Proli:.sor 

Ph.D., \'ande.rbilc Univcrn1Y 

C. 1-lcrhcn Cilliland, Jr. Profe~sor 

Ph.D .. l'nive"it\ of Florida 

lnhn \I. I Iii!, Professor 

Ph.l) .. l..nivcl\iryof\\'ashingcon 

,\(,m D. f lowlanJ. A"odate Professor 

I;h.D .. L.:ni\'ersir1· of .\larvland 

John I. I lm;ey. Ue,;rcnanr Commander. u'>i': (\I.mer lnsl ) 

l\ I 1\., \\';1'h111gron College 

l:ileen I: Johmwn, A"ocia1c Professor 

Ph.D .. L'ni,ersiry ofChiugo 

.\lark () l .1rabcc, Commander. US:'\ .\ssistanr Prok"or) 

Pcrm.111ent \ lilit.1n· Professor 

Ph.D., L'niversicy ;,f\\'a,hingron 

'anC\ A .\I ace, l'rofc"or 

Ph.D .. l'cnomfrania '>cace lJniversil\' 

Robc:n D. \l.1di~on. Professor · 

Ph.I). :\'unhwcsccrn Lm,·ersm· 

\ Llrk B . .\ k\\'illi.1ms. :\ssociare p;ofcS\Or 

Ph.D .. l'ni1-cr,ity of\'.irginia 

Ch.u(c, I "ol.m, Ir . l'rokssor 

Ph. ri .. 1't·nnsvk.111i.1 Scat< Uni\Wsic\' 

llmmlw [) ( Yl~ncn. Professor 

l'h. I)., l '11in:r,ir1· of C .1lilurnia. '>am.1 B.1rhar.1 

\I och.1cl I' l'.trker. P.rnlcssor 

Ph.D., Yale lJnivcrsil1 

J.1'on i\. 'i.ilin.1s, l.icu1cnant Commander L '>\I 

(II l.1'1er l 1mruc1or) 

\I.·\ .. Si. John's Collcg< 

l hon1<1' J. Shafter. :\."oci.ue Prolt'Ssor 

Ph. 11'.. Y.1lc L'nivcr-i1\' 

Chrisn I 'ic.1111.ike. ·\s.soLiatc l'rolcssor 

Ph.,) ( )hio Siace U1111wmy 
ut<nant ( ommanJ<r l \:\ 

I \tor~ Dcp.trum:nt 

( luir 

I ) ' I I' l'c I r l'rufc or 

l'h I ) l 1111 r 111 of \\ I {(nrn1 

\ ,,no atc.: ( h.ur 

lhonlJ• I Robe 'Mill l omm.111,( r l '>:\ IP tru<1or 

~I A (, orgct<mn l n 1cr1 l\ 

R1d1 rd I' \hds l'rofe "' 

,'h () ( >h fl'hl L l'l\Cl\11\ 

J>amck \I \ltonzo : 1<u1cn lilt L \:\ In tn><lllr 

\1 \ \lllClll 111 L 111\Cl\ll\ 

I' Rol><n \mg1 111 1'r1 1 mr 

l'h D Amcm m L 1111<1 II\ 

H 1Jcn I l\dknoll \"Mu r l'r >k sor 

('h )) l)xf>r,l l 11\el II\ 

I m• I !\ogle A ouJI< Prok o 

l'h I l l 1111cr II\ ol \rbm" 

l\Jmt I lk1d rr t ( p11 n l \\H In tnlltur 

\1 \ I ondon '>d1ool of I co1•011•1< & l'ohtll I '>< r L< 

I ho-n I lire m Hl l'rofc or 

l'h n l••hn H1 1•k1" L f'l\el Ill 

I >uk ( lu ( u•1ma11J<1 Rt )K:--: Ir n Lt H 

l'h [) ( llun 'n le l "" r'll\ 

l'h1 1 " ( 111 a n Prof sor 

Ph () '>1 1i. l 1111 rn \ ot :... " \ork Bull 1 

M uk \X I k t \la1ur l 'i\1l lnm uor 

\I \ 'la1 .ii :•mrgr .idu.ll< ,,hool 

!'.. U'C\ \\ I lnhcrf.« l'rnln"" 

l'h I) l 111\crsll\ o l l >r~gon 

( r If. ( I clkcr l until' mdcr l -,:-., \""! H't l'rolc"or) 

Pt:rnl uu.::111 \11 n.1n. Prok ~or 

l'h I) I lukc l II lernl\ 

Johr ~I l-'<\'11111'1 ( omm.rndcr l \:\R 

l'<rn mc,1 \hl11.1n !'rot"'"' 

\I\ ln11<r l\ of( luogo 

!Jn I ( ,uod \ Oll.11• !'roles or 

1''1 [) \n .rK l'.l l m1 er Ill 

Andre" 11 < 1ordor ( I ol ._- D1rnngu1she<l ( I- ll 

Ph () 1-..m • ( ollcgc 

'\ 011 I I rmon \ 1 !Jn! !'role or 

Ph I l (oil g of\\ 1111 m md \Lo 

I reJ n<k <., H irmJ l'rolc 1r 

l'h [J 11.Jonlmc l rr> l n' r l\ 

\\ 11 nc H 1ch \ r Ill l'rol or 

Ph I) l n11<r Ill nl \ HJ:m i 

\1 rut () Jone \ 1\1 llll l'rnlc 'or 

l'h I) \, .. , l '11hr II\ 

I u1 1 ( l-...11no1< \ssis1.1nr l'rolcssor 

l'I• I> \\ 11l1.m1 111d \I 111 l n1Hr II\ 

\1 ir. ( Kdl) l e>111m.111d~r l '>:\ •'>«uor ln.i1llwr) 

l'h I) l 1rcc1m 1d1 L 1111< rs111 

Roh, rr \\ I "" ) r l'rok 'or 

l'h I J l 111-.r ll\ ot l lhforr11 I )J\ ' 

\ ir •1ri1,, \\ I uri1l<•nl A"o' He l'rufe or 

l'h [) I I 111 ml l rmcr Ill 

JciTrel R MJ n ! ornm nd r U'> '-' 

l' rn mu 1 \111

1111\ Prok sor 

l'h [) lohn I lopkim l rt\Cl\lll 

() 1111 ~I ~I 1'l<rmn Prot~'or 

l'h n \1icli•g 111 -,I l l Ol\Cl\ll\ 

\\ 111 m \I ~kBn,( l'rofts,or 

Ph [) John I lopk1m l n \cr I\ 

I hum 1 \I \1c( irrln \s,oo 11c •>rofosor 

Ph [) \ l ll\d II\ 

( r.ug \1 \lu 111 ( 1pr 111 L '> \ lmtru<tor 

\I '' \I '>1 ( h•ord l 1tl\c•s1t\ 

\\ 1

1 1a mnn \I 11111 ( " ot I 'J'l D..i nru 1

1cd t hJ1r 

l'h I) \ ilc l 111\<rsll\ 

Am l luJrt r.1ru, !'role or 

1''1 :) l 1111c m oft il1forr11.1 Ins \ngd.s 

[ n 1' l'<1•n111gton \ s stant l''<>lc"or 

l'h I> llr11•dc l n11cr,1t1 

\\ 1lh 1m R Roherts, \ sou.He l'rok,sor 

!'h !) Jol11 I lopkms l n \l'l'll\ 

Bn.11 \ Ross \I 1J<>r l ''i\lt lmtru<tnr) 

\I \ \far<1U<ll<' l rmersm 

R1ch.11d \ Ruth \-.slam !'•ol<ssor 

l'h ll, (<Ill JI l l\IH<Sll\ 

lohn r \,1ridcr' l'rot \>01 

1''1 I l '>!.t'llord l 1•1\<1\111 

)<><eph P '>l.1ugl11cr I 1"11c1•.1m l '> '\. ( ii1'lru<tor 

M \ l 1111cr 11 o• \la" IJ11<l 

\l1dud h ixwn I .uten . .ru t 01•111 rndcr. l \:\ In lrll<llH 

\I \ \ 111.mmJ l 1mer,1r1 

I rm '> I u,ker Prok sor 

Ph I > l mH r. n ol < Im o 

Bndn <; \ml lc\l 1rk \s <tam l'rof<,sor 

l'h [) l 1111 1111\ of ( lldorm.1. I os <\,gde 

Rlll1ard 11 \\uk11tf. l'rol m>r 

('J.i ) l llhf\11\ Oi \\ l'LOllS I\ 

\1 ><hun \u !'role sor 

Ph • J • "' ol ( 1hforrua Bcrkc•c\ 

L anguagc \tudic\ Department 

( h.11r 

\udrc\ (, l<ll•lll Proh:.\\tU 

l'h (l, \.11' l lllHf'll\ 

\ \\nu.Hi: ( h.1ir 

(l, rd old I' \long, ( onunandcr, ( .crm.111 :-...1\"\ 

\1r I otu \"".u.lcnn, < 1c:r111Jn\ 

\hmol•u \111a1 In 11ucrnr 

MA ~ 1 mh II :.. lllHISll\ 

~I man n B<I It.ml !'role <or 

l'h [l l 111\ er ll) of J\ lir. land 

Rd>< l :>mo II 11 1Ma I curcnam ~louun '-'an 

I\\ I le "'"'I ,ucb :-:a, de \kx1<0 

( hr , < B1 rt \, ram Prok sor 

l'I• I l l P11er Ill o' l ht< o 

lo.i'I t hc,.1hcr \ am Prnkssor 

l'h [ l l m\cr11l\ oft dl1for111 

Anal onrrcra• \s 1 r;inr l'rolcssor 

l'h I>, l'h ll lulanc l rmerm1 

l'h• lip I lohhc luhl ( 1p11111, l \\I 

\I 1 ni; l 1111<rsm of \\ l'<<>miP 

\\ 1lli.1111 11 11, 1d1cr. \'""i.11e l'rolew>r 

l'h l l, ( omdl l 1111<rs111 

( lu1lllllllll (, K I 1111n111r.1 l'rok"o1 

Ph I) l 1111< rS11\ ol ( l11<.1go 

I mid \ l, mh. \ Sl'i.1111 l'rolessnr 

l'h I l John I lopk111' l 111\l'l\il\ 

I k1 \I < .1h1n < l''<•il sor l'h I) l'<rl'IW \Jll l \t,llL l 111\Cf'lt\ 

'i\ h·a1n l ru rd 1 Prok\\<>r 

['h () l 1111< r n of \\ lu ngton 

I 'J 
Jmq'h J. ( "'·1r.1, J\w1d.11<· Prnlc"or 

Ph.I) .. l 'nivcr\itv nf l .onJnn 

\lid1.1d ( • 11.ilhig. P

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rnk"'" 

Ph.I) .. Y.1k· l '11ivt·r,it1· 

\\'rnzc l lu. 1\"1\l.111t l'rolc"or 

Ph.D .. ( >h1n \t.m L'niwt,itv 

l.li1.1hrth \l l\.m1t,on. Prnlc"ur 

Ph.D .. L 111vrr'1t} ol l'r1H1,rh-.101.1 

( .uhc11m· l»'\;cil -\"ist.111t l'rofr"or 

l'h.D .• l'n"w"t) ofChic.tgo 

Jocdvnc l>wcm. '><·111or I <·uurcr 

,\1.~·\. I xctc1 L;niw"itv 

('hit ,\I P.uJ... 1\"nuatc Prnfr"or 

Political Science Department 

Ch.ii r 

Flnisc I· f\l.ilo1w. l'mli:'",,. 

l'h. l>., ,\111cric.111 L'111vcrsiry 

A~\ociatc ( h.iir 

Jnhn I'\\ 1lli.1111,. \l.11or, L ..,\IC (,\1.1,trr Instructor) 

\I ,\., N.1v.1I l'mrgr.1Juatc '>d1ool 

Juli« \1. Alfin1, l.t ( n111111.111dcr. l \ \, \L"rcr ln51ructor) 

. \IS. \;,w.il l'mtgr.1J11.1te \.:hool 

Run· Berke, I icutr11J11t Cumm.111Jcr. L'l:--.. (\enior lmtructor) 

.\1.\., lrm \t.uc L'niver,it\' 

\!.\ .. l 11;\l'f\lt\' ul \.rn I i°icgu 

l.rnJe ( • lkrulw. l init«n.111t L \'\R (\b,tcr Instructor) 

.\1.A.. Nunhc.i>ttrn L'nivc"irv 

;>;ikul.tm l\i11our.1,, 1\"i't.111t l'rnl~"or 

l'h.[). l'nJ\·<·r,itv nfl .tlil;>rn1a, lkrkclc\· 

Rchc.:<.1 B. ( h.t\l'/, ,\"c><·i.t1<' l'rok"or · 

Ph.D .. '>1.111l~irJ U111vern1,· 

l harlo l t .ochr.111, l'roli:"u' · 

l'h.I )., li1f1, Univtr'IL\' 

\\'ill1.1111 J. ( rom:, Jr .. 1\Jn;ir.11. l..,l'\, RnircJ 

Di<1.ing11ishcd Profi:.w>r of lmernarional Relations 

l'h.D .. l'rinu·ton L:niwr,it\ 

.\\ii lie ('.uni" '''""i.ll<' Prulo\llr 

Ph.D .. Llniw1-,i11' uf I ld.1warc 

\irng Deng, ;\ssnciat<: l'rofc"ur 

Ph. I)., l 'niv<·f>in· nl ,\rirnn.1 

Brendan J Dnhe111-, \"i,1.1111 l'rotC"or 

Ph.l'i., L'nivcr'.,;1, nl C.1lil0rni.1. Bcrkdev 

\\'illi.im ( .. Dnhy.1k, ( .1p1.11n L;):--., A."i,t.1;H Proti:ssor) 

Permanent \!ili1.1rv Pruk"or 

Ph.D .• \1.1nforJ L·;un·r-tt) 

I luw.irJ R. I rmt, \"o<i.llc l'roti:"nr 

Ph.I>. l'1mcr\ll\ ol \'irgini.1 

'>t<·phr:n I . h.111tlld1. l'rulc"or 

Ph.D .• l·nin-"itv of \linnnma 

c;regg (,,uhc"· t'u1111.n.111dl'r. L'~'\ 1\cnior lnstrucror) 

.\ 1.A .. l 'nivcr,it\' of C.tliiorn1.1 .11 D.ivi' 

Rohat I). K.1pl.111, t'l.1" of (>ll (:hair 

B.:\. Llnivc"itv of ( '.nnneUJ(Ut 

Cak· .\. \l.11tox, l'n;I<""" 

l'h.D. l 111vr:Ntv uf \ 1rg111i.1 

Justin D. \likol.1y, I irutcn.1n1, L"i\1 ('it•nior l nHructor) 

/'vi.I'·\ .. P11ncctn11 Llnivusitr 

1 lclcn I l'urki11, rof~·""' . 

Ph.D .. l'nin·l'Jty nl '>outlwrn California 

\nhur R. It1d1w.tld, .l'rol~"or 

Ph. I) .. l '11 ivcrsitr or t .. ti ii urn i.1. '>.1nc.1 B.1rb:1rn 

I rm in \i11.1nonc. ·hs.J\t.tnt l'rolCS\or 

\I \. '>)·r.1uisr L'nivn,itv 

180 

lirnutl1y Strahhing. Captain l;'i\!C \'icnior lmtruttur) 

,\1.:\., Oxford L·niver>in· 

\!auhew 'iulliv;tll, !.icuccna~t. us~ '\cn1or lmtruttor) 

,\L\.. l;nivcr>it\' of \1ar1·land 

RoJner (,, lomlim~n. l'rofc~sor 

l'h.D. lJnivcrsirv or Souchern taliforma 

Jmhu.1 \\'.\\''die. Lie~ttenant, l.JS:\R (.\Luter lnmuuor) 

\1.A. l:nivcr>it\' of .\larl'land 

Dd>nr.th I . Wheeler, A\\iMa~t ProfcS>or 

Ph.D .. Univc"itr ol Chicago 

))avid R. \\'ilcox. l.icurcnant. I.JS:-. C'icnior lmtruunr) 

\1.,\., Cnh·crsin· nf \larl'land 1

ncphc11 )), \\·rage. 1>rofcssor 

Ph.I), Johns Hopkins University 

Pristill.t 11 \1. Zorn. Prnlcssor 

l'h. D. Lnivcrsity oflcxas, Austin 

Division of Professional Development 

Dirccto 1 

C.vnth1.1 M lhchaud. Captam. USl\ 

M •\, lhc George \\ash111gton Lnivcrsiry 

Depot} Director 

Bn an 'ithnctder, Lieutenant, USN 

B '>. l'nited State' '\;a1·al Academv 

Department of Seamanship and Navigation 

Cha1nnan 

Joseph J Leonard. Commander. US:\ (.\laster lmtruuor) 

.\I '\., Lnive"itv of .\laf} land U111verm:• College 

\I ·\. l., '> '\:a1·al \\'ar College 

r\\socia te Chairman 

/.tchan <... \k\lcchan. Lt. Commander. l.,S'\ llnmucror) 

\I A .. 'aval Posrgradu.ite School 

J.1y D Bi1e.1u. l.icu tcn;tm. USN (Instructor) 

B.S. L .S. Nav•tl ·kademv 

Orl.tndo S. Bowman. I ieute;ianc Commander U\N (Instructor) 

B.A. Cn1vcrsin of \Ian-land 

David J C.mcral( l.1euten'anc, l..iSN (lnstruc.tor) 

B •\. Boston lJni1·ersirv 

l.orenw Di.1lri. l.r. Comrnander. Italian Naw (lcmruuor) 

B. S. Ital i.111 '\a val .-\c.1denw · 

De,\!. Donwonh. l.t. Commander. Raval '\an lmtructor) 

!'(, Dip., l.iniversit)· of Plymouth Cnitcd Kingdom 

Rich.ml t Encl. Lieutenant, GS:-. lnsrructorl 

B. \ . \ irgi111.1 \lilican· Institute 

'>tevcn '\ (;.111glcr. Lieutenant. u-,:--., lmtruccor) 

R.<, Pcnnw11.1111a State Un1versin· 

l'cnnv l (;lm"er, l.icutcnant. CS:--. ·1n,rruttor) 

B .. \ ( eJ.ir Cre>r College 

)o,uke ln.1h.1, l.icurenant Commander, J.1panc'e .\!.triumc 

\elf Ddi:mc fon:e (lmtructor) 

\!.'> .. :-\a,.11 Po,tgraduate S(hool 

RoJulio J.tcnho. Lic~ncn:1111. L.;'iN {lnmuctor) 

B \ .. ()Id Dominion Universin· 

I 1mothy D. Lidowicz, I 1eure11a11r, US'\; (Instructor) 

ltS .. L. '>. '\Jav.11 Ac.idem} 

( .1rne \1. I iv1ngst0n. Lieutenant. CS'\; Omtruccor) 

B.A .. \X'. shin~con '>t.uc Unh-ersin' 

Rohen I \k'\a'mara, I ieutcnant. Lis;-; (lmtructor) 

B. \ . '>.111 Diego St.He Universin· 

l.1111e' \. \tiller. lieute11.111t, USN (lnmuctor) 

B. S., Li S '\Ja1.1I 1\.:.tdc1m 

!\.irk(, Obcrl.111dcr. l.icurcnant, L.;SC(, (lnstructorl 

B.S.. L' .S Coa.<1 Guard Acadenw 

!-.irk \! Othalck. lieutrnanc, L.:S' ll1Nructor) 

H. \ .. '\Jc\\ Sthool L'niversin· 
(ore.-\ I> I >dom I l<Ut.nam L \'.'\ lnstru<tor 

B \ llld I >om 01011 l 01,crm) 

Ju' ( l'crrotl t I 1 utc,a,t ( om1111'ldcr llr11.hdn ;"\;an In 

true tor 

B \ llr 111 1an \, I\ al \c.1dc111• 

)Jn c -\ l'ol!Jr<l I 1c11tc'lant l \'.'\ i'l,trult< • 

II \ 'ian I >1<-go 'it He L Ill\< r II\ 

Iho:n (. lttl ton I 1c111cnam l \'.'\ Instructor 

J D L ""'' ll\ of '<"I c I .m '><hoo( 

1'Jtr1lk R.11 r I 1cute1um I ru•d :-.Jn 

\I\ hcncl1 '\;J,al \c 1dcnn 

\I tthc.-\' I '>c1•111lc I 1cutc,Jnt, l 'i'\ (lri'1r.1dor 

B \ :-..orw1< 1 L 11•\cr l\ 

Jo~q·h R '>hern• 111 I 1n11c1• 1111 U\'\ lnstru.ior1 

II\ J 1ck!.on\ll cl l\<•rn) 

t h.1d J l111b1ll.1, I 1cutcn.rnt, l \'.'\ (lnmu.wr) 

11 '>. l \ "·"'I \,.,d~nn 

D1.:partmcnt of Profc\\1onal Program\ 

( hJ1r 

t rug \ I loxe\ I 0111111 u•ck r. l \ \, 

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I\\ l \ :-..,J,,tl \c.1dcm) 

\hchd ('. Rodger' \IJJor l \\I< l \\I< \en ~c \"1gnnu.:nts 

~I \ :-..,J,,11 l't"tg•.idl! He \d10ol 

fo,cph \l C 0111111111 I 1cutcna'lt l \'\ I 11•Jnu.1I \nal"t 

B \ l \ ;-.;J,,11 \c.ldc,,, 

I m1h II I lul'om I 1eu <ll.llll l '" \umner lr.11111rg 

\\SI t.nt) ' 

B \ L \ "·" 11 \c.1drn1\ 

Joseph I (,nder. I 1<Utc11.1111, l '"(\peer.ii \"1'1,111t) 

I\.\. l \ '\;J,a. \c,1dcrn) 

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J tr"'lcs J \h< isle') I 1p1 un l \\ 11 \um mer I ra1111ng 

II \ '1rncs \ l.tdl\on l "" crs•t) 

\\ 1 i1am I' l wi< I 1cutcn.111t Junior l1r.1de. l "" '>cn1« 

\"1gnmcn1' 

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l>ircctnr 

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\I A '-:.n.11 \\ar C nllegc 

\I \ \,I\ 11 l'm1r,r1di.1tc '>cf.ool 

Dq1i.t\ I>1rccior ~a,.11 \i..1dcm~ \ l11•g 

\1cphcn R Hertel I 1cutcnan1 ( omm.mdcr, L '" 

\I II\, lo)<•IAl olkgc:nl \l.inl.111J 

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Jc;i1• R I\ ld1I 

II \ \hd1·g.111 \(.Ill l 1°1\C"ll\ 

l >1rc<t11r for \I w.1gcmc111 111d \d11111mtrat1on 

Jom \I l'J.ln•cr 

ll \ \ JiJml l 01\C \It\ 

\tcphcn I Roger l 1<t11CI' mt L \'.'\ l I>" l'ltm l )lficerl 

B \ l \ '1\al \,adcnl\ 

llircctor, ( 0111m.111d, '>c.1111a,,h1p .md ~av1g.111<rn Ir umng 

''/'tJdron 

I>a01c \I Rugi: ( \l'l, l \'\;R Rct.l 

B \ l \ :-.:a,,11 \c.tdcm} 

R.,I cl I opcz ,I< \z.1a I 1cutc11.111t l '" (< lpcr .. uons C )fliccr) 

I\ \ l \ :\,1\,11 \,adcnl\ 

\nclre\1 \ t.u"c I 1eutcnant, L \'.' Ir nmg ( )th<er lr•struunr 

!I'>. l \ '\. l\al \,.idem\ 

\lcgan I \l•r I icu1cn.mt l'\'\ l~>gl'lll.5 0111,cr lmtruuor) 

II \. l \ '\;.I\ a: \c,1drn•\ 

I )mcwr J\.151c \.i.I I r.1111mg 

1.mruice I \\ 1lli.11ns I 1c11t<na111, L '" 

I\ \ l \. ;"\;,1\,il \t.1d<111\ 

I le.id C oJdt, hmrwllcg1.ur \.1ihnr, 

lnl111 :-.. \ ,lllllt·11111t'I 

!I \ , I loh.111 ( ollcgr 

1\"i,1.1111 ( o.1<h. ln1cru;lk·g1.H< '>.11ling 

k.111 \. Sll.lrp 

II \, \1 .\Ian' ( ollrg< 

\\ 1111.1111 I. I lucbncr, l 1cu1cn.1111 L \ '\. Opcra11nns C )11.n) 

JI.\., l \ :-\a,al \c.1dc111\ 

Jo cpl• I \kt.cmg.111, I ic111cn.m L "" Opcr.u1011s Othccrl 

II" L '> ~ .. , .. 1 \c.1dc1111 

C hnstophcr \1 l'crn I i<utcnam. L 1.,:-,, Opcr.11m11> ( ltlicer 

II \ ' "!. \, •• 1 \, 1<1 n 

\\.itcrfront Rca<line~~ Department 

l h.11rn1.111 

!11 ' ( oles C 0111111 .. ndcr L \ '\; 

l.uncs J l lari-111 I i<utcnant (I lead\( Rl>l 

\\ 1111.1111 ( \1qih,·11s I Jc1ucn.1111, L"\" I kid ) I' 01' s) 

I\.\, l \. :-,;,l\,tl \c tdcnn 

I h1t\11< I l1lwn, I ic111c11.11n, l \'.'\ (\C RI} Rcp.iir ( >lli<rr) 

;nal Support Acti' iry, Annapolis 

( om111.111ding Olliccr \,J1J.I Support Ac1111t} 

\I d1Jd I 1< rro ( 1p1 1 l \ \, 

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181 
VADM James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leader-

\hip 

Dircnor (lmcrirn) 

·\1 du11 J ·\d1c11,, Colonel. ll\~J( . (Rec.) 

I t1~·1·/,u11/ hn11il)' h11111rl,11trll/ /)"""!lJWlw/ ,\/ilitrll)' l'mfi'<sfJt 

.\I \. N.t\'.11 i'<hcgr.1Ju.1t<" \chool 

Dcput) Director 

'ltcvr 11.tll. l 1 t.nl LJ<;\ f( 

H.\. \l"~oun \\cstcrn \tJlc Lfnt\'crsny 

\h.1111• l\.1k<·1 

l'h I) \\'.ffll<' \c.11c L 111n·rn1y 

hi B.1m·11, Rc,1dcm l·clluw 

l'h.J) .. l '111vcr"t\' ol Ch1<.tgo 

J.tlllC\ (',1111phdl. ( /,°r1. U\N (Rei) 

I !1.•1n1guu!lt'r/ ,\/,/111irJ• l'rofi"mir 

.\!.\.. t)IJ Dominion L;11i\'cr,i1v 

kmt·n1111c l 11jim11r;1. l'mk""'· Rc,idcnt 1-clluw 

l'h I> . C'hi<.tgo U111n·r,1t\' 

Kc' 111 I l.1nc). (•I )R. (Reil, I )i,11ngui,hcJ \ l1licarr l'rol.-"'ir 

< ''"' ofl 9~ I /J1,1111guislwl. \/ilw1ry l'rofi·Mr o/l.e'1der.<f.1p 

,\I.A, 'll1ii- L·nm;r"c" 

l l11.1ht·1h K. I lulmc,, C.1p1.u11 U\N, (R<·t.) 

Ph.I) ( .tl1r.irma 'ichool of l'rofc,\lnnal l"yd10log) 

l 1t.ol De''<". ft>r<l.111, L \/\ f( . Rc,iJcnc !Tllo" 

B. 'i .. l niu.:J ">tatc~ '\1,1\'.tl :\<.1Jcnw 

t .cmgc It I uc.h, Jr., l'roli:"'ir 

1>h.I ), 0:orthwc,ccrn l n"'"'"it) 

I luu~l.1' \!min, l I CS'\ 

1\ ..... l n11cJ \t,l(e\ ~.IV d \t.tdt•nt\' 

\\ 11l1.1111 R Ruhd. C.1pta111, L \;-..,!Rei) i)i,ung. \fil11.1n 

Prok'''H 

182 

(u·11 Ro/J.-rr T Hrnn DM \/1l1t.1')• l'roj.-Hor i11 l r.ulrnl•1p 

.\l.S, ~.l\.il l'0Hgr.1d11.ll< 'id111ol 

Athletics and Physical Education 

Director of Athlcllc\ 

Chet C.laJchuk 

.\I. Sport' AJm11mtration. Univcr,ttY of .\f.t.".Khu,cm- Amhcr,t 

Sr. A>sociatc Director of Athletics/l:xternal Relation' 

l ric RuJ.:n 

R.A., lnJ1an.i Lrn\'crstt}' 

Associate Dircuor of Athletics/Scheduling and TC:tm Support 

( .arl J l.1mulc\'ich. ( .omm.rndcr. l., 'i1' Re 

\I . .\. \\'ebster L n1vcrm\ 

\ssociate Director of Athletic Oper:uiom 

Allan I Hc1111c 

.\IS .. I ,1\tern """ .\kxico Un1vcr\1t\' 

Associate Director of Athletics/Admis;iom. Academics, 

Compliance 

Da,·iJ \\ lbm, ( apram. L,SN (Rct.l 

B S., L. S 'l:l\ ,1l :\caJcm\ 

Associate Director of Athlc1.ics/Finance 

Barbara J Bro1<:11. ( PA 

B '>. Indiana Lni\'crsicv of Pcnnwh:mta 

Associate Director of Athletics, Corporate Sal~ 

Jon 0. \11rr<:n 

. B.A .\I iJdlcbur\' College 

Assistant Di rec.tor of Athletics/NCAA Compli.rncc/Senior Women's 

A<lmini;irator 

l.orelta i\ I I .tn1:1r 

J D .. L 111vcrmy of Oregon 

Assistant Director of Athlc1ics/Sporl5 ln formauon 

Scon Scrascn1l'it.:r 

B.S. lnd1.111a L nl\·crnn 

A;sistant Dircttor of \1hleiics/Financc 

Chaunce\ \\ tnbmh 

.\I.TA (,eorgc \\ J\hrngcon Ln1vcr;m 

Assistant \thlctic Director tor Ticket Operations & Summer 

Spons Camp Programs 

.\l:mhcw J i\lunndly 

\l.S .. 'it l'homas L111\'crs1rv 

Assistant Director of Athlctics/Opera1iom 

J.tson C... Boothe 

,\l.S. l'lond.t 51atc l:rnvcrsicv 

Assistant Director of \thlcrics/S0

pom \fedicinc 

Jcffre\· btr 

Ed. D .. Oklahon1.1 ~late Lrnversm 

Assistant Director of \thletics/Performance Enhancement 

.\ ftchael S Br.1" 

B.:\. Doane College 

Deput:y Phnic.11 EduZation Officer 

l'hom." l \ irgct> 

Ph.D .. Univc"il\ of ·\labama 

Executh·e Officer, Phpical Education Department 

Ron Harri\, I 1c11tc1unt ( .ommandcr, C'> '\ 

B.S .. l., '> \;;t\',11 Ac:tdcm\· 

Academic Liaison Officer 

\ndrc·w ( Ro". l.1cute11;1111, L:S); 

BS L \. \;,1ul \c.1Jcnn 

Director of Photograph) 

Phi I P. I loflrn:11111 

,\I \ \I. I \;.n .1) l'<1'tgraduate S'hool 

Director of Video Operations 

John J. i\k(,uirc 

B.'> \'1ll.1110\a 

Associ.l!c Sport> Information Director 

Scac1e ,\ ltch.tuJ 

B. '> . lo" .1 St.He L 111\·crsit' 

Assistant Sport; Information Director; 

( :hnstophcr \. l·orn1.111 

B. '> .• ( .cntr.11 ( :ollcgc ,Iowa) 
II 1 I "' ,h f k\ II \ \I m11 11< l 111\ r 11 

11 1h n I \fa m 

II>\ Lc\1mn l< 

''""·'"1 l>irntnr' or I 1ck<1 Opcr.uinn' 

l r 1 I' )o,1u 

B \ 'IJl1 bur\ n" m 

I u J \\ rn..J" rd 

II 'I I ln•tr 1 ( ullc •c 

' ""'J 111 l>ore<tnr or \l.irl.c11ng 

Jol•n \ Im n 

B \ ltm on l 111Hr'm 

( 1'C\ lo\ 

\1 'I I tern\\ 1 h 11 •1u1• l 1•1\1:r 11 

Pin 'it.ii l duc.uion '.1.1 ff 

''""I l111 I'll l u'dl.llll ( 0'11manJ,r L '" 

HumJn l\rforrn 111c 1.ih 

Pl• I) l r IHr II\ ol 'lou l•cm ( 11 r. ma 

1-..irc '1 R Bode l'rofe \lH 

\I .., llmd11• ( or<<l1 .,, I< L l'l\cr II\ 

R x \\ l n1h1cr I'm!< or 

:I.I\ L 1•1\cr II\ of\\.i,( 11•g1<1, 

'i1cphc11 \I l ook., \ \ 1ic1 IC 1'rufc\<or 

II \ lrid 11 1 talc L r•o\cr II\ 

( i Ii (, < n 1c !'role< or 

\I 'I \\ t \ 1rg11•1a l 111\lr' n 

l I IT I >001 a u 1 111 Prolc <or 

:I.I<, l 1•1\Cr m of I) \IOl1 

l':nr d> R.. I J '><•r I 1 u1c-n:1111 l "' I ; Id & l .K1l11 c ~.t~t " 

1 >tr1 er 

II 'o l \ 1' I\ .11 \ndcn•) 

fu <ph [) I ngl"h '\thl II< I r.w1c• 

:I.I 'I lnd1on1 'itJte l 111\ r II\ 

"hn I ukmlwna Profc or 

Ph 11 l 111Hr\ll\ ol l 1l1fnr111.1 lle•kcln 

"-mw1 lll\1dm11 It 1o1<11.1nt l ..,, \l ... do11ough I mt It 

II '> L .., :-.. " 11 \1..1dun1 

l\nJn J l ,11\cr I 1cu1c111111 l 'i\: Pin '" I du,.1tonn \I.irking 

( ltl ll 

II 'i l \ '\:J1 I \udcrm 

R\ 111 J 11 111 hon \ apt 1111. l "\II \ltl11.1n I·"""' l llhccr 

II 'I l .., 'I\ 11 \_.uk 1111 

ll .1111' 1 \I Jn11c \1hlc11c lr.uncr 

ii.I<, l 1111cr I\ ol '\:orth !hko1.1 

lei\" 11l.J\ It UICl11111 l'>'-

1\ 'I l '> '\la,.il Ac.idem' 

J 11 \I< N h l'roln or 

\1 \ \re J1J l 111\ r II\ 

R ird l \ 1 1de l'rofc or 

\I ) l 111\Cr I\ or l\lonh ( rolori 

Ro h.ird J \loranJ 1 \ w..1 uc l'roln or 

II.I<, L omcr 111 ol R1d1mond 

II n1Jmon ll \11 n I or 1 I cu1cnan1 l 'i:l.ll 

I I 1hn I or t I 1eutcn.i111 

II \ L 'I '- 1\ 11 \,.idcrm 

fnhn 11 \lorrt'<>ll \ ' tam !'role "" 

II \ l 111H rn1 ol ~onh ( .1rolona 

I mrc11cc (, \hcl\, !'role '"' ( luh \port\ l >orctl<H 

Id I J, \\01\1rl\1111 l 111Hrs111 

John\ < ltlicu '"'"' "c l'rolcssor 

ii. t I Al llo,ton l 111-.r\ll\ 

\\ 1 l1am I Rob rt """' 1111 l'rofe, or 

1\1 \ ~ 1'1 ( 1 ol n l 111\crS.t\ 

\mire\\ l Ro I 1cu1cna111 L 'i '- Pl A1..1dcm'c L1a1son < llhccr 

B \ l \ :-;a, 1 A. d nt\ 

\11d1.1d \\ ">d1ohc J \s oll tc l'•ofc,sor 

II ' l nl\ "I\ ol l'msburgh 

\I I• e \ 'i,h\\ob \ssoc1 rep.,• >Or 

\I \ I owl 1 ( ol cgc 

l ir,n ( \h1p1 ) \1'11 Ile lram<r 

~I'> "onhern 1111110• l n \CfSl!\ 

J"'cph 'iuriuu• l'rok"or 

\t A L.utc•n :'>.lich1gan l "" r'm 

Reg d I' \\ ock l'ro't>"or 

\ 1 .., ~ t.1nk1• 'i1~1c < ollcgc 

'\ K1 k \\oolfolk \•soua1< l'rofc,mr llo·cuor ol \1rc111\th & 

( umfo 1111• 1111\ 

I\ I .., l n1>cr\lt) of \rk.insa_< 

\ thlctil \\\0Li.11ion ( oachcs 

llri 111 \•11011dl1 \\\1<1.1111 l'wrc '"' \\ rc'tl'"f < o.1d· 

11 \ l .., ~a1 I \c 11k1111 

~1d1ol.1s \ llJkcr '""'lilt l 1gf.11,c 3h1 ( rc11 \ n.ich 

II \ L 111\<1 II\ ot llutl.110 

Robe t \l Ill 111ck Jr, \m,tam \\0111<11' 'io,ur ( n tch 

1\1 ~ l \I i-s \ri1hcM 

!In 11• I lloh.11111011 \ss·,1a111 ~oothall l o ,,1, 

\I ~ l n Hr II\ o• \\ c.t < oeurgu 

Kuen R llm le I lead \\ ome 11 s \ ro's ( oumr < 1>.1c'1 

\I.., Bm1lmi:lorcc11 "1 •• 1< lnl\crs 11 

Jo ph [l f\1 rkc \ s t.i·u \kn' lhskctb.11 ( 1.id1 

11 \ L r\111U ( 1lleg..-

~n « llurncu l h aJ \\re tl1ng < oach 

BA Id.tho"• t l rt\cr\ t\ 

I •1 er I Burroughs \ss 'tam \\en' ll.t>Kctba ( '1Jd1 

B \ l nl\< II} of Rtchmond 

\lhcn \ \ 1111c lo He 1d \kn s ( ro~ ( mu•tn t o.1d 

\I 'i llu111e 'i111, ( ollc1:c 

l'c1cr \\ ( ur <"· \"os!Jlll ( \tT,hore .... 11hnj!, ( oJch 

Jal-.c knkon \l 11or l 'o\ll , I lead \pr1111 l oorhall 

( 01Ch 

11 \ , l '> '\:." 11 \, ... lum 

Rn\\ ( lod11e1, I k.1d \kn' .I lc.l\'\\\Cll\hl ( re\\ ( o.ICh 

\l 'i. l 111\crnr\ ol \\."h1111\1on 

.\ l m \ I.ire ( "l\hl.111 I m1gn. l '- ~ \" t \\omens \ ollt\ h.111 

( O.llh 

II ~ I 0\\\011 l 111'< rsll\ 

\t<'phcn \I ( ookse\ I kid \kn' lr.1,k l oid· 

II 'o lnd1.1ri.1 "talc l n'"'rsm 

J., on (l. ( r 11011 I ns1gr l ..,~ \wslant \!en' llaskc1ba'' 

( uad1 

B \ '-\ ack ( ollcgc 

( .irl \, ( nlc !lead \\omens I raLk ( oach 

\1 \ \\est\ ug1111a l 111Hrstt} 

( h 1 wphcr I J ( uho11 I ns1gn l .., '-. Asm1.1nt I ooth ·II ( oad1 

II \ \ .eorg11 '•>Uthcrn l n,\ersm 

\I mhC'\' J I kmp> \ \s<,<tant \\ omrn > lla<kc1b.11l < o 1ch 

ii. I '\ l tst.eton '>tdte ( ~>liege 

( rJI~ 11 I >a"'"'' I le.ad 'i4ua<h Coach 

~I.\. l nl\cmt\ of \l,u1la11J ""'Cl \ I 11cdlwlrn, hs1>tJnl l\a,ch.111 ( o~d1 

11 \ , l'rm1dcnlc ( ollcge 

Rnh,11 I rnd11ch I le.id I 1gl11\\c1gh1 (re\\ Lo.1d 1 

II.'>. Rut!\< r' l 111\<'f<ll\' 

'>ho I 11k11,l11111.1 I lc.111 \kns (o\11111.1\liC' ( o.1d1 

l'h I l l 111H "it\ ol ( .1lilnrn1.1, ll~rkdn 

( .11111 I (,ab.ur.1, 1 lca<I \\ont<l1' ..,.,,,er ( o.llli 

II \ l nl\cr\ll\ ol ( 1hlorni.1, '>.1111a ll.11h.ir.1 

~1.uk ( ,o r-~ l >11 1.:ltnr of< lp<.·r.u1on' \le~' I ldnV)t 

\\ ~ fo\\\on l 1uvcr-1n \,,1~t.uu I rofc.:4'~nr 

A ir<•n R 1'°'"Im111 \ si'1am \kn s ll.1'kc1h.1ll \ u~.h 

II \ llmt<H l n vcr<I!\ 
lame''! "BuJJr" t,reen. \"1st.int l·umb.111 Coach 

LL\ .. i':onh ( .. uolin.1 State L'nl\'t'l\111' 

\ lidiacl J. C11e11 ien, :\s;i\l.lllt Men's I k1~yweighc Crew Co.1th 

l\.J\ .. Uni1·t·"111· of< :.1lifim1i.1 l.o., :\ngcle' 

( .r.1ig '.\ l lol1, """1.1n1 \!en" Cymn.1\110 ( :_oach 

\I.) .. '>vr.ttll\t' l,;ni1·e"iry (:\"i't.rnt l'role,sor) 

\1id1.1d I I lughc,, I lt".1d \V~men\ ( re\\ Coach 

\ L\. ( ;1,,~,horu St.Ile 

l\ln ,\1 Ja,pt'f, \"i't.1111 hirnb.111 Co.1d1 

l\.S. Un1w1.,111· of I l.1waii 

l'.nd ( Johnson, I leaJ h101h.1ll Coad1 

,\l.'i .. App.tl.1Ch1.111 'H.He Unl\W.\ll)' 

1'.ei1h r\. Jone.\, A"i't.rnt hmtball Co.1d1 

\l.S .. South C.uolin.1 )tace L:nin·"itv 

\\'ill1.1111 ,\, Kt·lln·. I k.1d llifk ( oach . 

IL\ .. C.1rd11er-\\'cbb L:niversit1· 

Adam I~ Kennedy. I If(" l 1SN. \s;is1.1111 .\len's Swi111111ing 

Co.ich 

,\1.S .. Ohio L'ni1t-r,i1v 

l'.uri<:k I . Kenned\', l.1c111~11.im. L'S:--;, ,\"istant ,\kn's Sutter 

C.oad1 · 

B.'> .. LS. !\:.l\·,11 .. \tadcm\' 

1'.ud J. 1'.mt.1rnpuulm. I lt·ad Baseball Coach 

LL\ .. l'rovidt•nce College 

\\'illi.101 ,\I. I .rnge I lead r--1cn\ Ba,ke1h.11l Coach 

IL\ .. Row.111 l 111\·ern11· 

llohcn I~ li,I\, l·.mign. Ll'>r\. Assi•ra111 ,\kn·, Swimming Coach 

,\I.Ed, Auburn lnl\·er;itv 

lhomas \\ \1.1rrvo1t, I k1J \\'omen's B.1~kethall Coach 

l\.A .. C..1sde1011 St.Uc 

J.1111cs J \k'.\.1lly. I le.id Bn\1ng Coach 

,\I.A ... \rt.1di.1 l 11i1·e"it1· 

Richard I" \kadt, I k.1d 1\lcn's lacro"c ( .o.1ch 

,\IS. l "n1versi11· of "<onh C.1roli11.1 

D.1rr.1h .\I. \ k1z. ·\;sis1.111t Women·, l\,1,kt·tb.111 Coach 

,\ L Ld. .\l.ml1.11l l nivcrsit1 

R1d1.1rJ I .\lir.111d.1, I lt·ad :--.1c~, '>occer Coad1 

,\1 S .. Univer,111· nf Richmond 

kffrc:1· .\I. \Ion ken, ·,\"isi.1111 Fonrball ( :o.1ch 

\I. Ld .. U1u\'c:l\ltl' of !iJwaii 

R1·.111 ( ,\lnr.111. I If(,, L"1t>:. :\.-,i,1.111t .\len\ Lacro"e Coach 

· ltS .. Unl\·c:r,111· nf \ l.1rdJ11ll 

lnhn .\lorclanJ. ,\,~i,r.1111 ,\it· in lcnni' Co.1ch 

B. \., W.tshingwn College 

John IL \lorri,011. I k.id \\'omens \wi111111111g Coach 

IL\ lJnivc:rrn1· of '\Junh ( .. 1rnlin.1 

K1.·nncth \ '-i1u111.u.1lolo, A,sistanr lomh,111 Coach 

B. \ .. Cniwrsi11 of I law.iii 

John C Oflitt'r, I l~.1d ,\kn's Tcnni' Co.1d1 

\1.1.d .. B11\t1111 t:nil'l'r,it\' 

ll.111icl I lYRuurke \""''lilt Footh.111 Cn.1d1 

\1.'>.. Temple U111\cl\itl' 

Patrick S. Owen, I lc.1J ( ;ull ( :oad1 

B.1\ .. Johm I lopkim U111versit1· 

I \unt Owen. As'i'r.1111 \X're,tling Co,1ch 

B \ .. Nonhern lllino" 11i\'c~sit1· 

Jo111 \I !';timer. Deputy for \l.111.1gc~1c111 ;tnJ Admirrntr.111011 

'>.uling 

IL\., .\liami lini\'cr,i11· 

D.1le I.. Pehrrnn. ,\"i'cai11 i·ooclull Coach 

1\1.A .. Brigh.1111 Young ll11ivcmt1· 

\Villi.1111 E. Rohern, I le.Ill l\1cn's Swi.111111i11g Coach 

1\1.:\., F.1'1 C.11nli11.1 L'niversit1· 

l.1'<•11 \. Ron.ti. l'mi~n. l'S\i, \:.si.st.1111 Bhc:h.111 Coach 

\I '>., \'irginia <.0111111onwc;1l1h Cn1vcrsit\' 

:-,tnen '>.1rig1.11111i,, ,\"i'r.1111 \'\'omens Ir.Ilk Coach 

\1 .·\.. Bmwn UniveNt)' 

18·1 

\1id1acl \\' Schofield. I le.id \X'atcr Polo Co.tch 

B.S., Llnivcrsit}' of Pimburgh 

Michael A. Schwoh, I kad Women's \'ollevb.111 Coach 

I\!.:\., Loyola College · 

,\l.1tthrn Sladky, A"i'tant ,\len\ Baskctb.111 Coach 

B.'> .. L:.S. \:aval Ac.idem\· 

J°'eph ·\. Speed. A"i'1.111r Fo.;rball Coach 

B.S .. L' .S. !'o:.1val .\c1dcmy 

'IC>dd !\i. Spencer. A"i\1.1111 l'~otball Co.1th 

!vi.A., Lin field ( :ollc:gc 

,\ll.1dcn '.-.tankic, As"'lant \\later Polo Co.1d1 

IL\ .. L:niversity of '>plit fCroatia, 

'°'icole r Sumpson. :\\\Mam \X'omen\ Crew Coach 

B .. ·\ .. Washington College 

Joseph '.'>uriano, Head ,\1cn\ & \\'omen' Oinng Coach 

\1.J\., Eastern .\1id1igan lJniversity 

Allan lo.:. Terhune. Ju111or \';micy Ofl>horc Sailing Coach 

13.S .. U.S. 1\ler~h.uu \larine Acadc1111· 

Jahn 5. 11hamky. I le.id Off,hore Sailing c'.oach 

('ind\' 0. Timchal. I lead \\'omen's Lacro"e Coach 

.\1.Ld .. WeM Che,1cr L:niver>it1· 

John \',mdcmoer, Head lnrcrcolk-gi:uc \ailing Coach 

ltS .. Hoban \X'illiam Smith Collcgn 

,\Ltren S. \X'alseth. -\"i'tant ~'omen·, Baskc1ball Coach 

B.A .. Penn State university 
l'hmo ( rcdit' 

L S Nd\ JI \t.id..-•n) phoiogr.1pln 111 th" , .. 11.110~ 

1 h) Ken \l1crzc1C\' k1 'ih1nnon () ( mmur and 

( .m K.11 of tli l '- Na• I >\c1Jcmy l'homgrdph1 

Br.mch I ront cm r photo b) MC .., \ John '>~ur1 .. 1. 

L'> hont rnver d 1gn b1 hn1gn I ).rn d \11sd1 

L "' L 'I N 1n dr1d \lmnc Corp phmov.iphcrs 

m lud PH I line Aho l JO I Mark fl 

I rdll• l 'IN l'\1 \Jonathan Cl> 111Jlcr l ..,;-..: PM., 

M1 h I \ nJ • L ""' \1l '>Jo hu 'v.ikarcd 

U\!\l, \Ir. 1',1ul I .1rlcy, .\IC 1 Ron Rcc,cs, l 'iN. \1C \ 

11.1\" \l,wn,L 'iN, (pl '>coll \I. B11eu111 l '>\IC 

;..1c Si\ D ... 1d L '>man, L '>N, \I( ) Ju11 l lvdc, l \N 

'ii;t l\ry,on K Jones, US\lt I ( DR lam 1'11.1111 . L \N 

<;gt ]11 1111 l'Jrk, U'>.\ll , l'\12( Andn:w \kvcn, \I! .., 

I o<IJ I' < l1011<1'\ICZ .rnd \I( 2 Roaddl 111,kman L '\;-... 

'\;A\\ .ut 1.111t photos tnurtcw of N \S \ \thlcuc 

photo' cou s\ of 1'1111 I loflmann of th1...XHii::tooiai·~~ 

i\c.1dcr11y \thlcuc \ssod 111011 l'u/,/1 hed Ir; ti< l :-, 

/\.,11 ti Amdemy l'ub/1 Affiur Offi t' 

I 
186 

Index 

·\c.1dc11m .1d' l\ing, (1'i 

,\c.1dc1111< .111d prufi:,"onal nlucmnn, 55-13""' 

Ac.1dcm1c dc.111, 'i·I, IM!1J 

,\c.1dc1111< J.1uli1i<''· (1().(12 

1\c.1dc1111< opponuni11c·s 'l8-'i') 

Ac1dc1111< progr.1111, I 0, 'i \ 

ALa<lL·tntl rc1..ognn1nn, 68 

1\<.1dc1111< '«hc~luk-. 18') 

1\<.1dc111ic \'«II cour'"' and 1ra1111ng. 6.3-65 

Ac.1dcnw i\d1111'""11' D.l\", rn 

1\cnnli1".uion, 'i.\ . 

i\d111i111'1ra11011 L1udl\ .111d '1.1fl I (17 I 8•1 

Ad1111"1oz1, <Jll.ilifit.111011\ liir, J ') 

l\d1111"""'· .1l1crn.11<· rou1e' 10 •. \I 

:\dnm'1011, ho\\ l<> hcu1111c c;ompetitivc for, 19 

Adm1"1<111, ""I" tow.ml gaining. 20-21 

Ad1111"1on' hn.trd, J ') 

,\dnm"1111,, d.11· .rn 

Admi"ion,, de:tn oL 18 

A<h.111ccd cduc.111011 -1 -2 

,\J,,11,.cd pl.1cc111cm, 'i1\cro,p.tll' 1.:nginc..·l:'r111g nu1nr, 7·1 -c, 

Alrnhnl .111d drug,, 'iO 

Ah11nn1 -'''cH.i.uinn, I ')8 

Amrn<.111 ( ollcgc Jt:,1111g l \CT), 20. I 8-

Appn1111111cnt ,cJn 111111 lor, 26. )0 

1\r.1h1< 111.1j111 .111d u1ur'"'· I 0.\ 

,\t.,1...,1 n.1ini11~. (1"\ 

,\1hk1 •c A"n<ianun, I_\'), I 'i') 

\1hki1< L1cil11in, l·i \ 

A1hlc110, I )'I 

A1hlc11", dircclCH oL I 1 I 

1\utomul11Jc,, 'iO 

,\q;111011. I :18 

1\\\ ;1fck -o 

lbnunh I I.di ( .111did.11c \'irna1in11 Program, .\0 

Blue .111d Cold Olliccr\, 1.\-.l""' 

Bo.trd of \'i,ium. I 'iBng.1dc olli<c·t\, 168 

< :alcnd.ir lc>r l .1ndid.11e" ( IJ" ot 2012. 188 

Calcnd.11, .1c1dcm1< w.ir 200""' -2008. 189 

( 'arcC'r cl1t>1<n. ( '1.1'~ of 200""'. I 'i I 

Caren oppunun11ie, .1lter gr.1du.uion, I ·6-15.\ 

Chenmiry nujor I I 0-1 I J 

Chine'e n1.11or .111d cou"e" I 0.\ 

( ]'"' ol 20 I I. profik·. I 2 

Color «<>mpe111ion, i I 

( :0111111,111J.11n ol 111i,hh1p111en, •1 I, J 'i'i, 168 

( :0111111and.1111 ·, Ji,1 68 

Co11111111111c111, I ·1, 2 28 

Cumpu1cr l:1ul111e" 60, 11 j 

( 0111pu1cr 'uencc 111.11or, I 14-1 I(> 

Core rnrntulum, 'i6 'i""' 

( :.,,,, .ind li11,111cial ohliga11om. 28 

( :null\ding .111d gu1d.1m:c, 'i I 

Cou"c' ohrndy. ""''l-137 

Cul1mal .ill.1ir' progr.1111, ·l'i 

D.1ilv >thedulc, ·12 

l krn\ list, 68 

l kgrec de>ign.11iun, 53 

Degree rc<1uiremenrs, 70 

Den1.1l s1andards. I (15 

Dining, 'i I 

Dn<umcm.11ion, 29 

l·.cnnomics major, 91 

Ldt1G11ional phiJo,ophy, 54 

l.leunc.11 engineering major, 78 

l.J1g1bil11y rcquiremc111" gcncrJI. 19 

Fng1necring .ind \X'c.ipom, Division oL -3 

l.nglish ma1nr 9<! 

l x1racurricubr •tcti\'i11es, 46 

Eye> .rnd ,.i""" 162 

bcil1tics. 60 

1-acuhy l1mng, 16-

l·acuhy, 'ien.ue, 55 

h11.111u.tl advice, 51 

hr,1 ·cla" '11111mcr. 65 

I i"t ·cl.t.\\ year, courses and training. 6-i 

h1urih ·da." year. courses and training, 'i6, 5~. 6.'I 

Four ·yc,tr summary. '18 • 

Frcn<h cour,cs. 103 

General engineering major. 81 

( .eneral \oenu: m.11or. 120 

Gcrm;lll ..:our,e>, I 03 

Grading. 68 

Gradu.uc stud\', 59, 7] 

Cradu.111011 requirements. -o 

I leigh1 .rnd weigh1 ,randard;, l 63 

I fo1ory major. 9-

l lisw'!·~ Ln11cd Smes '\a"al Acadcnw, 9 

I Junor concept. 8, . 

Honor I re;tll>C, 19.3 

I lonor sotieucs, 69 

I lonor> program, 5-

l lonor" gr.1dua1ion with, 59. ~o 

I luman11ic' .111d )ocial 'ic1cnces. Di\'lsion of. 90 

Induction D.t\'. repomng for. 29 

lnform.uion ·ICxhnology ma1or. l 17, I l<J 

lntcrd1"iplin.iry co1mes, 1.r 

lmcrn.111011.11 >iudics program, 60 

I ntern.111ona.I students, 60 

lmr.unur.11 .11hle11cs. 141 

lmroduu 1011, 9-1-i 

Japane>e wurse,. I 0·1 

l anguagt· studies, department of. IO I 

[ ,aJcr,hip. e1hi<s and l.1w, deparrmem oC 130. cou"'"· I 'I I 

fl';tder>hip rcspomihilm·, ·d 

Lcader>hip rraming. I \0 

l.c.IH' .111d privilege" 19-50 

I cg.11 ,1sS1S1.1ncc, 5 1 

I 1br.m" N1m11z, 61 

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l.oc.11 .ind .ire.1 .mranions. 18 

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Calendar for Candidates 

Class of 2012 

Re/a ltl th,. sr,.ps 111 th<' Arlnumow ('hnprer. 

\pnl l, 200- I .1rl1c\t date .tpplic.11i11m a.:tcpred. 

J.1nuar) 31, 2008 I .1,t tL1te appl1e.111om .Kccpted. 

2007 

Spring 

•\l.1rch 10 

•April l-1 

•\l.t) 5 

June 

'June 2 

'June 9 

Juh l -Jan. 3 1 

i\ugmt 

•September 15 

Ocrnber 6 

·ouobcr r 

/\I id-October 

,o,embcr I 

· 'lO\ cm ber 3 

· Dec cm bcr I 

December 8 

2008 

'J.111uary 26 

M.1rch l 

April 15 

June 2'i 

l1111ior \'<:.ir \X'rnc your L.S. rcprnc:111.111n: and both U \. ,t·n.nors to rc:qu<"'l .1 nommauon. 

1\lihn11gh many members of C.ongre" will ;Kccpr later retJUC:\t5 some mto the earl~· monchs of your 

\C:llll>r year. others 'dcu their 11mn111et:' much t:arlier. \\.me the \'JCC pre,1Jc:n1 for a nominauon (vcrv 

w111pc:11ove) ,r vou hdint vou arc high Ir qualified for ;1JmM100. Complete a Preliminary 

\pplicmon .11 www.u~na.edu/Admi5sions/prc-application. 

S.\ I I test. Rc:g"tcr hv 1-cbruarv 2 

-\( I 101 Register lw .\.larch 9. 

SAi I tc>t. Reg"1cr hv April 3. 

,\ficr 'ubmirung .111 uni inc Applitat1011 pm>pernvc canJiJ.11"' will he .cheJulcJ for medical 

n.1111in.11iom at dc'lgn.11cd medical cxami11111g ccnccr" LKh c.111d1da1c is mJ1v1dually 

11u1ificd by chc Dcp;rnmcnt ofDcfc:me .\ledical hamination Rel'icw Board (l)()DMERBJ in 

( .nlor;1do. 

s,.1;1 I IC\(. Rcgl\lcr hy 1\pril T. 

\( ¥1 1cs1 Rcgi,tcr h\· ,\lay ·I 

If eligible (as c'pLuncd 111 \dmi"iom Scumn) wmc the S11pcnnccndc:111, Lnnc:J Stares :\a,al 

J\c,1dc:1111· (Aun 'nminations and \ppotntmcnts OHict) rct1uc5ting prcsidcnual md/or other 

mil1rary scn·1n· conncc1cd 110111111.111011\. 

< )fl1u.1I c.t11d1datcs m.11· expect 10 he cont.ICtcd by a local rq1rc,cmarivc of the °".wal Acadcnl\' 

lnformacion !Blue .111d Cold Ollicerl Program . 

.\CT ·lest. Register lw Augu'r I 0. 

S;\ 1-1 tnt. RcgMcr bv '>epiembcr -

i\t r tC't. Rcg1"er l>I' 'leptcmbcr .! I. 

Liril offers ot .1ppo111tmcnr arc made lO oms1anJ111g cand1d.ues. OITers .:onw1t1e into th.: following 

spring .is adm1<Siom files on candid.ues an: .:ompleced and .1dd111onal wdl-qu.1lilied candidates are 

1dc111ilied 

I k.1dl1ne for rcu:1pt bv 1he \'ice President of requ"r' for nominacions. 

S.\ I I test. RcgMer lw October 'i 

\;\') I lest. Rcgmer lw '\;ovembcr 2. 

\( r test. Rcgl'tCr lw 1'.ovembcr 2. 

'i.·\I I tcsr. Rcg1'tt·r lw Deu:mber :!8. Li>t '\:\T-11cs1 util11ed to ev.iluated.1"of .!012 admission 

( .111d1tla1e Jiles 1111"1 he completed. 

\X'nh kw exccpunns .. 1ll candiJa1cs will bt· 11011fieJ on or hefore this dare \\hether or not chey have 

hn·n .ICcepceJ for cmr~. 

C '!."'of 20) 2 report' to chc 'a val 1k.1dcm)· .111d cakes tl.lth ot oflice a> m1Jsh1pmen. 

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No1c Plc.1sc rc~1ucst 1he ;1pplicable l<''llng 'ervice(s) to lorward 1hc rcsulcs of \'our examinatiom to the ,,l\'al :\adcmy 

(S \I Code 'i80'), \t I Code 1-12). 
Tentative Calendar 

2007-2008 

June 2"' 

\ugu~t 20 

'-,qJtcmhcr 

~m..:mhu 12 

0:munhcr 22-2') 

lkltmher 10 I.., 

()ccl'mhu 17 J.rnu.11\ ') 

2008 

J.rnuan 7 

J,111l1.H} 21 

I cbru.ir\ 18 

lc:hru.11} 11-1') 

\ 1.irdi 8 

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\I.mm l uthn Krng Ir. Bi11hd.1). holrd.n. 

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Traveling to Annapolis 

h o rn the \'(/est: 

Pick up I '() .md head ca" t<mard, lhlumorc ~xll onw \ID 29 'nuth. Proceed 2.5 miles, 

take R1 100 eJ\l P1ek up {.9- "'uth and follow to intersection of~![) Rt 50 cast. 

From the South: l-95 nonh through Richmond, \'A, to Rt. 20- north. Co 11 mile, to Rt 

.ml .ind follow ll ;111 the way north into Marvbnd to where it inter,cus ,\ID Re. 50. 

I ro m l he "lonheast: 

"-cl\ Jcr>e\' lurnpike south to lkbwan: ,\lemori.11 Bridge. Take [)J· Rt. 13 <ouch to DI· 8% 

north. l'rncccd appx. 'i miles w DI. Rt. 301 south. rim become• \ID Rt JOI. Follow to 1ntcr,e-i10n of ,\ID Rt. 50 wnt, .111d cross Chn.1pe.1ke Bai· Bndgc. Contimu: on Rt. 'iO west to 

cxu for R1. •1'iO, marked "'-.;31,11 Ac.1dcmy. l·ollo\\ Rt ·i50 south, cnm Severn River Bridge. 

and prncced pa•t Cate 8 lo the next traffic light ,\lake a left turn onto King George ~'>!reel, 

which will 1.1kc you to Gate I These dirccnons save time and suhst.11ui.1l mikagc b1 a\'01ding 

Haltimor<-, .md .ire .ilso best for thme coming from the Philadclph1;1 .trl.".t 

r rom \1a11 la nd's Ro ute 50: 

Hcadmg e.1'thound. exit .11 Rowe Boulevard (l-x1t 2·1). Bc-ar right off of r.unp . .\t second traflic 

light, go leh omo l ador Avenue, follow through one blinking light, then right and lch hends to 

stoplight .ll King George S1rcel ! urn right and proceed straight co Cat<: I. 

Air 

lhlumorc-\X'.1'11ington illlern.1uonal Airport ( B\X I) is .:onvenielll to 1\nnapoli, and sen·n 

nHl\t m.1jor .1irlincs. A shuttle \en ice runs regularly to the acadcm} from B\X'l. \\'ashing10n\ 

Nation.ii Airport and \'irgm1;1' Dulles lmcrn.uion.111\irporc arc mnrc than an hour's <lri,·c 

from Annapolis. Rema! c.1.-, t.1x1c.1bs and limousine sc·n·ices arc J\'<1ilahk ac ,,JI three Jirports. 

Rail 

.\mtr.1k 'en·c, Baltimore, .\Id., ~O 1111les a\\ay. i"c\\ Carrollton. 1- miles a\\J\', B\\.l .\1rport, 

22 mib ·'"a\', .md \\ ash1ngwn [) C ... B mile- frum Annapolis. l'.ixi ser1 ice "available from 

.111 rail ccrnun.1k 

Bus 

(,re\ huundrJ r.1ilw.1p have tcnninals in \Va.<hington .md Baltimore. Luc.<l buses 

run regul.1rl~ from Baltimore .rnd Cre,·hound(J'r.tih,ays schedule duce buse• daily from 

\X'ashing10n. 

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The Honor Treatise 

A .1 Rrigade, \\"e cherish the diverse baLkgrounds and talents of e\'ery midshipman yet recognize the 

common thread that uni res us: rhe trust and confidence of the American people. They have appointed us 

o defi:nd our country by developing our minds, our bodies, and most especially, our moral character. 

Ir 1s our respom1bilit) to den~lop a selfless sense of du[)' rhar demands excellence both of ourselves and of chose 

with \\"hom \H serve. \Xe must honor our Im alries without compromising our ultimate oblig.ttion to the truth. 

Our leadership musr set a sc.rnd.ird that reAeus loyal[) co our goals and the courage co stand .1ccounrable for all our 

.1ctions, both chose rhat lead to •uccess and to those di.tr end in failure. \Y/e will never settle for achieving merely 

\\hat 1s expeued of us b11t will \trive for a standard of excellence thar reAects rhe dedication and courage ot rhose 

\\ho have gone before us. \X hen we att<lln our goal, we will raise our expect;ltlons; when we foll shorr, we will 

nse up and tr~ .1gain. In essence, we espouse leadership b) example. a leadership rhar will inspire others to follO\\ 

wherever we 111<1}' le.id. 

Counrlcss clullenges and trials lie before m. \\ t. belic\·e thar chose wirh the strongest moral toundanon will be the 

leaders \\ho best reAecr rhe leg.Ky of che .11·al \cademy. !'his 1s our call as midshipmen: it 1s .1 mission \\"C proudlr 

.1ccepr. 

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