UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY 

H ONOR . COURAGE . COMMI1 MENT 
TI1 e school 

Locatio n 

Campus 

Students 

Facul cy 

Academics 

Professional 

Athl etics 

Profile 

Founded as the Naval School in 1845. rhe Un iced Scates Naval Academy codav is a four-year service academ\ 

thac prepares nmlsh1pmen morally. mencall} and physically co be profe.ssional officers in the naval service. 

lhe academy 1s sec on 338 acres becwecn rhe sollth bank of rhc Severn River and h1sroric dowmown 

Annapolis, the scare capir.11of1'1aryland. Annapolis is 33 miles case of Washingron, D.C .. and 30 miles 

sourhcast of B;1lcimore. 

'fl1e Yard. as the campus is called, feacures tree-lined brick walks, rrench Renaissance and comemporary 

ar~h1reuure and scenic vistas of rhe Chesapeake Bay. J he:: Bancrofr Hall dormitory complex, rhe Naval 

Acade1m Ch.1pcl, and ocher century-old buildings make che academ\' a Nacional H1sconc Sire. 

l\iew facilines, such as rhe Uriah ~ Levy Cenrer and Jewish Chapel, a mulri-purpose Alumni Hall, 

Rickover Hall engineering complex, the Hendrix Oceanography Llborarory, and chc new Wesley Brown Fidd 

I louse give tht' acadcm} stace-of-rhe-arc educarional resources. 

1' lore rhan 4,000 men and women represent every srnrc in rhe U.S. and several foreign coumries. 

lhc 560-memher Naval Academ1 faculty is an incegrated group of military and civilian insrruccors in 

approximately equal numbers. ·1 he srudent-faculty rano is 8: 1. with mosr class sizes ranging from I 0 ro 22 

srudenrs. 

In addiuon co .1 core curriculum of ac.1demic and professional courses, majors are offered 111 22 subject areas: 

seven in engineering: eight in science, marhemarics and com purer science; and seven in rhe humaniries and 

social sciences. 

1'1idshipmen stud)' subjeccs such as small arms, drill, seamanship .rnd navigacion caccics, naval engineering. 

naval weapons. leadership. ethics and milic:m la" during che four-vear program. 

In addiuon, m1dsh1pmen rrain ar naval bases and on ships in rhe fleet during pan of each summer. 

Midshipmen can choose from .1 torn! of 32 imercollegiace varsiry spores: 19 for men, 11 for women and 2 coed. Scudencs can also choose from 16 intramural and 15 club spores. 

Extracurricula r Lxuung exrraLurricular acri\'itics are offered in arc.-as ranging from engineering socieries ro military 

professional clubs and associarions. 

Graduation Bachelor of science degrees spcG!ying a maior field are awarded ro midshipmen upon graduarion in 1'1ay. 

1 hey reLcivc commissions as ensigns in che U.S. Navy or second lieurenanrs in rhe U.S. ~larine Corps and 

serve ar lease fin: years of exciring and reward mg service as officers. 

l·or more information, call che Admissions O!lit.:e: (410) 293-4361 

or\\ me: Ofl1ce of Admissions 

United Scates Naval Academ) 

117 Decarur Rd. 

Annapolis, \ld. 21402-5018 

or reach us on rhe web: wwuwmn.edu/A.dm1ss1om 



Contents 

I. lmroduction ...................................... 9 

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l'rogr.1m ............................... 10 

. \ lor.d Dc,·dopmrnl ................................ 10 

.\kill.ti Dc,cfop111c111 ............................... 11 

l'hymal llndopmcnl. ................................. 11 

l'rnlcssion.11 111d I c.1der>hip lr.1111i11g ...... .... I I 

;\ho111 Olli \I 1d,h1prne11. .. .................. 12 

!'he t l.1" of 2012 111 Rcvtc\\ ................... 12 

t )ur ( "om1111tmcnt ... . .. ............... I J 

Your Co111111i11nc1H .. . .. ............. Jq 

II. Admi;;iom 

6 

1'11~.hrl 11 Re<Jlll Cllltlll\ lor 

\pplving to the l'.\. N.1'.1l Ac.1dcnl\ ......... 19 

l )cha t~u.iltfic.Hlom Neccs"1n· 

for ·\c.i 111 (\,IOll •••• • •••.••.• 

I lo" to Bcw111l' Comp,·iitt>t· 

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( .111d1d.m h1nc" ,\"c"mcm ..... .. .. 20 

.\ 1cd1e.1I h.un .111d 1'111 "ct! 

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:'\ornin.uion 'nurH· ..... 

\dn t11>11 for \ppm11utl<"lll 

:'\.1".11 ~Cl'\'llC ( )J,)1g.ttio11 .. .. 

t ).uh oft )fhl<" .... ..... .. . 

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Rc"g11.tt1om .111d \cp.tr.tttom ......... 2-

l ·'"'' .md hn.111c1.il l )hlig.11io11s.. .. ..... 28 

Police Rccur,l l hc•c k> .... ..... .... .. ........... 29 

I 11duc11011 I ).1\' Rcqu1rcmrn1s ... .... ...... .. .. 2<J 

Rq>orring 1(11 l11dtiLll011 D.1y .... ........... ..... '10 

\ 1si11ng rhc \l.1d<"1111 .... ........... '10 

•\l1e111.11c Roull·s w \d1111"io11 .......................... 31 

'\J.1,al ·\, 1<lc1111· l'rcp;ir.uury 

Sd1ool (N \I'S) ........................ J 1 

L \. \..1\ al Ac1Jcmy Founda1ion .... 

( )d1cr ( .011,idcrauon, ................... . 

\ppo11111ncnt' oi'\X'omcn ........ .. 

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l'rcrn>m ·\pplicantL... ............. )2 

I lomc-,choolcd Candidates .... ..... ... .. .... '12 

lk1dmimon of l·ormcr \11d,hipmcn ........... '12 

l111crn.Hional \tuJcnc> ............. .. 

N.1v.d ·kadcnw lnlormauon (Blue and 

(,old) Ollicm .............................................. H 

Ill. Life at the NavaJ Academy .................. . 39 

Ddtnitiom 

hrur-h.ir 'iummary .................................... 10 

l.1fi: 111 the Brigade ......................................... •iO 

Plebe \ummcr .......................................... 12 

\c.1Jcrn1e 'car .......................................... 42 

I c.1de"hip Rcsponsibtlirv ................................ d 

'>pmtual Opporrunitic' ..... .... ... . .............. 1) 

Rec. rc.1 lion t·l 

'>pcc1;11or <\ports. ..... ....................... .. ........ ·H 

Plebe '>ponsor Program.... ..... ............. ......... 1 1 

\oci.il hcnr» .......................................... ·15 

Cultural •\ff111s l'rogr.im ........................... 1~ 

I x1rarnrrinil.u Activities.... ........... ... .. ......... ·16 

Loe.ii .rnd Arca Amacriom. ........... .... ...... ..... 18 

.\lidsh1pmcn 1'.1y and Brnefics ........................ 19 

L<\l\'C .111<l Pnv1lcge,... .. ....... .. ......... 

l'rc,cntion .111d Deterrence of 

\cxual H.ir3'sment and .\ssaulr 

"'cnin.·" 

Rec rc;n1011.1l F.tcilinc,........ .. .. 

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.\kdic.11 (arc ........................ . 

Dc111.1l Car.: ........... . 

\lt,J-hipmcn De,dopmclll Ccnccr 

f l•g.11 ,\S\1St.10Cl' ........................ . 

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l·in.tnci.11 Adv1ec ............................... .. 

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(\ Academic and Profes\io nal 

Lduca1ion 

\cd J. 

I kg«c \\\ .mlcd. 

I due 11orul l'l11lmoph\ .. 

I .1n.lt1 .. .... .... .. 

I .1cull\ \en.lie.... . ... 

\c 1dcm1C \d""ng.. .... . .. 

(.ore ( UrrlLulun• 

\,h .111ccd l'l.1cuncnt .. 

\l,11or< l'mgrJm ... 

\pcca.11 \cJdcm1c ( lppor1un.t1n .... 

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\wdcnm \<ar ( our'"' .rnd I r.11nmg ....... (,_\ 

\ummc• ( ourst·, .111d I raming .............. 6'i 

l ltli,cr De, dnJ"ll< Ill 

( .r.1d1ng. . 

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Rccogn11101• of I \Cdlcnce .. 

l 1r.1<IL 11111n Rcqu rcmc 111> 

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\d\.lnccd I d11c.111on -o 

I l" s11111 ol I rt'.nnnng .trlll \'ic.1pon,. ... .• -.l 

I l1\l\lon of I hunan111<' .111d \ou.11 \ucn«·s 92 

lll\1'1011 ol \I 11hem.1t1L' .rnd \<1<11u 11 l 

lll\l\ICHl ol Olhuhh1p Dc\dopmelll I \1 

Ill\ l\lon ol l'rok,'1onJI I),., dopmenr I \8 

\' Athle1tC\ 142 

1111 111< .ind l111r 11nur.1I \1hlet1cs 

\1hle1K I Jul 1 o 

\I ( arcc r Opporruniries 

\ftcr C.raduarion 

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'>urfaLC \\ .ul HC ••• 

\L,hn urn~ I orc..c ... 

'\11~ car Propulsion 

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\pcC1.1I l lpcr.111111" .1nd \pcu.il \\.ut.irc I 55 

RL">lrlLteJ I 111e 111d \tall ( orl" \pc·u.1lt1es .. I 5·1 

\"1gnmc111' for \\omen Ollie er' .......... . 

( .HL"CI ( ho1te' ol the ( l.i" of 2008 ... . 

h p1t.1I 1'.11 .111d \1lm,.111Le' lor 

i11111nr :\J\,.I ( lfliLer' ...... 

.\her '°'" hr-1 lour ol llut\ .. 

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VI I. Organitatio n ..... .................................... I 59 

l\o.ml ol \'i\ltor' 

\upporung ( lrg.1n11.H1on' 

L \ '\.l\ .11 \L.tdem\ \lumnt 1\wiu.111011. 

'\.1\.11 \<.1demv \1hlet1c "'"'u.n1nn ...... 

'\.ll'.11 ,\c,1denn S.11l1ng hi11nd.mon .. 

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!'he\ ILL' 1\dnm.11 J.1me' B \t0Lktl.1k ( enter for I 1h1"1I 

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;lppmdn Ii· ,\dminl\tr.111011 built\ .111d \c,1ft ........... 1-1 

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C11/md,1r far Cm1dul<11<"<, ( /,u. o/..!O I i. 

lmr11111·r (,11/enrl11r • ..!008-2009 

,\/<1p< .uul !rt11'< I /Jm'< 110111 

n,,. Honor irMflS( • 

\t the l n tcd \t-tc.'$ ~a\ Jl \ ... u.!cnn our \f dcm ire 

" l,\JIC'n c-J 10raJh r\cllt llv ;am. J'h\ 1011\ kc llC\CI 

before 1r: the r Ines. \1udcnu .. 0JT'c here ln U\t.: • 'C'\i 

h lrr l4Jf .1 ullcngc.. rnJ \\Jill lo I mot "M1ndh1nr 

l.1r c • '111 th t~hc ~J' 11 \c H rim M d .. h1r11C"n 

JJ'C' \il"n ropom1lul1 nJ leader.hip uppc re JnU C'' 

1.. mm \lHJt uuh 1hc arJ " t 11n the Ur Je 

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( h.1pter 1 

Introduction 

nited 'tates aval Academy 

\ di< md, rvr.1du.H< tolkgl of th< n.l\.tl ,l'n itt'. dit' N.1,.111k.1du111 prc.:p.uc.:' voung mtn .111d \\omc.:n 10 bc.:com< 

prok\\1011.11 olilll'f' of u>111pc.:tl'llll'. d1.1r.1ttc.:r, md u>111p.1"ion in tht L \. '\.1\') .ind ,\1.1rinc.: Corp,. '\,1,,1l 1\c.1Jc.:m) 

smdl'nt' .trl' nud,hipmcn on .1cti\c.: Jut\ in th< L \ '\.1n lhn .m<:nd th< .1L.1dcnn for lour \'l'.tr\, gr.1du.1ung \\Ith 

h.ithclor of 't1enc< J<:gr««' .111d tom1111"ion' J\ <:n,1gn' in dJ< '\,1\\ or \l'cond lin11cn.11H' in dlt' ,\l.mne Corp,. 

:-.:.l\.1l Ac.1dcnn gr.1du.ne' s<:nc .n ll'.1'l fin: y<:.tr' 111 rhe N.I\'\' or \l.mne Corp,. 

Around the Yard 

!ht \tC.:nlt '\.l\.tl .\t tdl'm\ c.1mpll\, kmmn .1s th< \.ml. i' loc.1tnl 1n hi,writ Ann.1poli,, \IJ .. \\h<:r< the: \<:\Trn R1v<:1 

Hm" 111!0 the ( h<:s.1pc.lkl B.I\. \\'ith it\ LO!llbin.nion or <:.HI) 20th telllUf) .ind mndc.:rn buildmgs. cht '\,1\,1l At.ldcmy 

1' .1 bl<:nd of tr.1dit1on .111d st.1t1:-ol-thc-.1rt tedrnolog' th.n c.:x1:mpld11:s wtl.n·\ N.I\., .ind ,\l.1rinc Corp,. lhroughout 

tht• \.irJ trn-sl1.1Jed monum<:nts tomn11:mor.11t tht br.1vc.:ry .111J heroi'm th.H .in: .1n i11lu:rl'lll p.111 of till' .1L.1Je1111 \ 

hun.igt·. Building' .111d \\,tlk\\.lY' .tre n.1111nl lor '\,l\.1l At.1dcm) gr.1du.nes who h.1n u>mributed to 11.1\,11 hi,IOI\' .111d 

1hur 11.111un 

!ht• :"-:.1\,1l 1\t.1dcm) .ti"' i' dit· tin.ti n:,ting pl.Kc of Rcvolurionar) \\'.1r n.1\.11 lll'ro John P.1ul Jone:' \\hosl' word,, 

I h,l\t' 11<>1 \'l't bt·gun (() hghc h.1\'C ill\pircd gc.:11er.1tions or n.1\.11 olliters. I !is lf\'PI i' lot.l!C.:d hc.:ne.11h che At.idem) 

d1.1pd ,\ N.111011.tl I IMoriL \111: the '\,l\,1l 1\t.1denn hmi- more ch.111 one million wuri'" l'\'l'f) \'l'.11' Imm .111 mc:r 

d1t• Unitc.:d '-,t.Hc.:s .111d .uound d1t world. !he:) uime to enjoy che 11.11ur.d bc.:.1ul) oldie: \'.1rd. w rct.111 'omc.: of 1his 

coumn 's n,l\.tl hl\Cor\' .111<l to m.1rvd .ll che 1r.1di1iom urric.:J on in midshipmc.:11 p.1rad<:s .111J miliran form.uinm. 

lourist\ J11d r111Jsh1pm<:n .1l"' .1pprc.:d.nc.: Jo\\ll!0\\111\nn.1polis, wh1d1 lie' oucsidt.' d1t.' g.u<:s of till' Ac.1d1:11l). \\'ich ll\ 

colo111.1l ch.um .111d hu\\ \\.Hc.:rlront, \l.1rvlJn<l's ,t.Hl' t.ipi1.1l pro\'idt.'' J plt.'a,,1m, di\l'rst' \C1t1ng for one of \111n1c.1\ 

prl'llllt'r wllq;c.:s, tht· L 1111!.'J \t l!t.'\ ~.1,·.11 At.idem). 

I listory 

Im ntlc.:d in 18·f'i h\ \c.:trc.:t.tr) ol d1t.' '\J,1\~ (,t.'orgl' B.1ncrnft, rhe \c.1Jmn ,r,uted .1s the :-\.n.11 '.thool on 10 .itr.:s 

ol old hm \t ·rn 11 \nn.1polts. '-,inte thc:n. the dc.:\dopmrnt of d1l' ;\.,1,.1( Audem)' h.1s reHeuc.:d th<.' lmtnry of tht· 

L'nnnl \t.Hn \,our un1nrr} h.1s th.111gc.:J utlmr.1lh .111J 1nhnolog1t.1lly, so h.1' tht· N.l\.1l ,\t.1dc.:111). In onh .1 k\\ 

drc.1dn, die :-.:.1n has rnm<:d from .1 llc.:c.:t of ,,11l .1nd '1e.1111-pownc.:J ship' to .1 high·t<:ch fleet" uh nudt·.1r-po\\c.:rt·d 

suhm.mno .111d ,urf,itt' ,h11" .111d sup<:rsonit .1iru.1lt !he At.idem\ h.1s d1.111g<:d, wo, gi' ing rnid,hiprn<:n d1t.' up·1<>-

d.1tc .1t.1d<1111t .111d prokss1011.1l ir.1111111g the:) nc.:eJ to he: clfc.:tll\l' 11.1,,1) oflitc.:rs 111 their ,l\signmc.:nr' .1hc.:r g1.1du.uio11. 

In 18"l0 the :S..:.n.11 Sthool h<C'.1111l' tht• UnircJ \1.11c.:' ~.t\',tl Audc.:nn. A ne\\ turriutlum \\t.'111 inro dlc.:tc rn1umng 

1111t1'h1prne11 IO s111d) ,ll the \t.tdt.'111\ for lour )L.lf\ .ind to tr.1111 .1bo.ud ship' e.11.h surnmc:r lh.11 form.II is 1hc h.tslS of 

1 I.tr more .1d\,lfllt'd .111d soph1stit.1ted turritulurn .n the :--..,1,,tl 1\t.1dc111} !Od.t\. ,\,the l \ '\.,!\'\ grl'\\ mc.:r tht• \'e,us. 

the \t.1dcnn cxpandc.:d. lht• t.llllpll\ of IU .tun inuc.\\c.:d w .BS. !ht• orig111.1l stutlcnt hod1 of)) mid,hipm<:n gr<'\\ 

to ,1 bng.1dc of !,000 1llll1'J11pmt•n ~ 1odnn gr.Ill Ill' buildings repJ.1enJ thc.: o(J \\OotJ.:n Strtlllllft.'\ or h>rt \<:\C.:rll .111J 

d1( :-\,1\,ll \dll>OI. 

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10 

( "ongn.''' auihomcd the '=.1\.1l 1\c.idcnn ro begin .mardmg h.Khdor ol ,cicnce degrees m 

I 'I~ 'I. I he \l.,1drn1~ l.un rc:plau:d ,1 fixed umic ulum r.1kcn b) .111 mid,h1pmen ''uh the 

pre:' 111 core: u1rnc11lum phi\ 21 111.1jor field, of \t11d1·, .1 \\ idc: l'.Hic:t\ ol deu1n· uiur'"' .111d 

.1,h.111~c:d \tllch Jnd re,c.1rch oppor11111Hil''· 

Mis\ion 

lh, '\. 11 \,.idem} h.1, .111111que darit1 of purpm<·. c:xpre"cd in our 1111"ion: 

lo dt·,clop 1111<hh1p1mn mor.ilh. 111<1u.1lh .rnd phy,ic.ilh .ind w imbue rhem \\Uh rhe 

highest 1dc.1I' ol ducy, honor .111d 101 .ch) in orda IO prm rd,· gr.1d11.un \\ho .ue dedicJccd 10 

.1 c.11<·<1 of 11.1\ .11 \C:f\ ill· .ind l1.1n· p01l'llli.1I fi>r tlnure dc:H•lopmclll in mind .111d d1.1r.1uer 10 

assume dw h1ghe\1 rc,pomrhiluk' ot ,ommand. uti1c:n,h1p and gmcrnmcm." Our m1-;sron 

h>rrm rh,· h.111s for c'\C:r) cl11ng "'"do .11 che \,.1dcnn. h .1),0 c:nun1ragn .1 'C:ll'l' ot 'pim .ind 

pri<k found .It """ 01hc:r "hook 

Progr

am 

l >ndop1ng 1111d,h1pml"ll mor.1lly, 111rn1.tll) .rnd phy,ic.1lly wntrihurn IO prodtlling 

0111,t.111d111g na1.1I otfiu·r, of l<>111pltl"l1l.C, d1a1.tl!<:r, and unnp.t,\1011. 

i\!tmd /),·1·,•lo11111mt 

\\or.ii dcl'dopllll'lll 11 .1 f uml.11m:nt.1I clcmc111 ol .111 .1,pc<1' o! rh,· 0:.11'.ll Ac.1dc 1111 

exp rirn,c. \~ lullln: otfi,cr1 111 the :-:,I\')" or \\arinc· Corps. miJ,hipmcn 11111,omcd.l) he 

rc:11><>11s lie 01 I c pried,·" lin" of 111<11 .rnd \\Olllcll .md 11111lt1-111illion doll.ir c:q111pmc:m. 

I rom l'lc:hc \11111111cr through gr.1du.1t1011, rhc: ~.11 .1l 1\c.1d,·111) \ Ollil.cr I kn:lopmcnt 

progr.1111 ' lo 1-1,·ar intc:gr.uc:d u>1Hinuu1111h.n focu1c1 on chc .1ttribu1c' of incegriiv. 

honor, .111d mu!U 11 rc1pclt. lh1, progr.1111 hdp, ,k·l'dop 1md1h1pmcn 10 po"C\s .1 ,learcr 

1cn1c of their m\ 11 mor.tl hdrcb .111d 1h,· .1hilit) 10 .1rrkul.1tl' them I lonor j, c111ph.11i1nl 

through th,• I lunor ( 01Kt·p1 otthl' Brrg.1,k of \\1d,lupmcn-.l 1)'Ccm 11hid1 \\.l' origrnalh 

formulated 111 f ')'l I .md \[JIC.~'· "\ 1i,!-h1p111c11 arl' per-<1111 of imc-gnt): che1 11.iml for 1h.1t 

1d1id1 11 ri~IH." lh""' 0:.11.11 \c.1dc1m "11ord1 10 Iii<: h1 .tr<' h.1\ld on the· mor:il \,1lun 

of fl"'J'Cll for hUlll.111 d1gnil\, rnpell ,f~>[ ho11.-C~ ,111d re1pl'l ( for ill< proper!\ of othcr1. 

,\ Bng.1de I lonor ( 'ommi1tcl'. compu,cd n! uppad.1" mrdshipnwn, is re1pon,1hle for 
cduc.lllnn .111d tr.11n111g 111 the: I lonor ( onn-p1 . .\1id,h1pmen lound 111'10Luion of tlw 

I lonor ( or1cept 11' 1hc:1r pea' Ill.I\ b<: , .. ·p.ir.11c:d from rhe '\.,1,· 11 \c.1dcn11·. 

Alr11111/ IJ1·1·1'lop111mr 

I vcn 111id,h1pm.111' .K.1dc:mk progr.1111 hcg1m wnh .1 um.: curriLulum rh.11 indudo cour'" 

an engineering. 'llcnce, m.11hem.11i<'. hun1.1nit1e\ .ind \Oci.11 'cienu:. I hi' i' dc"gnt·d to 

gin rnu .1 bro.id b.1\nl c:duc.11ion ch.u will qu.1li~ you tor pr.H.ric.tll} .111~ c.m:cr field in rhc• 

0..1\'\ or .\1.mn<: ( orr'· Al the qme rime. our m.lJOr\ prngr.1m gi\e\ \'(}ti lht• opportunir~ !O 

de, clop .i p.miu1l.ir .tre.1 ol .K.1demic imerc't !·or c'pcci.1lh up.ihlc Jnd highly mmi,,11ed 

swdenr,, \\e oiler d1.1llc:ng1ng honor' program' and opponunitie' to \l.trt work on 

pmrgradu.ue degree-" hilt· ,till .11 the Ac.1de1m. 

f'hysiml I>c1•1·/op1111·111 

\\c re.1d1 the import.1nu: of being phpiulh fit .rnd prep.ired for \lrC\\ became che 

du11c~ of ~.I\\ .111d .\l.mn<.· ( orp' ollicc:r- ohrn rt:qu1rc long. '>lrenuou\ hours in diffirnlr 

'iru.111on,. Ilic ph\·,1c.1I r<:quiremems ot' l'kbc \um mer er.tining. four year' nf plw,i<.11 

nl11c.11ion .md \car-round .11hlc1iL' .1lso d<:n·lop pride. teamwork .111d lc.1dt:r,hip. 

f'rofoS101111' 1111d l1·1u/a;/np m1111111g 

\\c don! lll't tell \'OU .1bout lik in the '.an .incl \l.trinc Corp,, you li\'c n. After four yt:.ir' 

.u tl1c ~.l\,tl \c.1dcm~, the life .111cl cu,rom' of rhc: n<lul \Cr\'ile bc:com<: \ccond n.11urc. 

l 1r,1, \llll lc.un ro r.1kc order- from pr.1uiL.1lly C\'Cf\'Onc. but before long. you .Kqu1re rhc 

''""P"n"h1lil\ tor n1.1k111g deci,ion' ch.u c.1n .1flc:u hundred' of other micJ,hiprnen. \our 

prok"ion.11 d.1"room \tudin .ire h.H.ked hy m.1m hour' of pr.1uic.1I experience in snl.111-

lllll! lc.1dcr,h1p on l.111d .111d on rhc ".11er. 

( fll/lrtl/ aj t/it' •t'I/< lllu/115 

>t'C/l/'/(1'. ( lllUrll/ oj t/i1• .>t'I/; 

lllt'1/1/.> f<'tlct' C11111m/ oftlll' 

Sl't/S 11/11 111<'1/ll l'/(/llr)'. l/w 

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About our Mid hipm n 

le ukt:' .1 'Pt·u.11 kind ol 1·011ng nun or woman co handle: the.: Na\'al \cadc:m~-'s dc:m;111ding program. but that doesn c mc:ln 

.di mit"hipmc:n are ;1likt• :-..1id,hip111en come from .111 50 sr.uc:s. L ). tc:rritoric:s and sc:vc:ral foreign c:ountries. ' lhc:y ha\'c; 

mo1' in urit:s, ,uhurlh, 1:1r1m .ind r.1nd1es. small mwm and military b.1sn. "!hey have rnlcnrs and hobbies of C\'c:ry kind and 

p<:1.,on.tli1it·s th;H Iii t"\'C:r\' dt:'>cnpcion, and chey rc.:preselll rhc di\'c:rw c:chnk and LUlrural h.:ricages chac. together, make cht: 

Uniu:J '>c.uc:' .1 gn.:;11 n.uion l.,omc: d1aractt:riscin st:c.:m w be: Lommon among Na1·al Academy midshipm<:n, however. The 

Lhart., on chc:'c: p.1gc:s show you rhat mid;hipmc:n arc: good srndcnts, lc:.1dc:rs in thdr high schools and communitie-. and participant:. 

in wmpc:titin: spom. Hut other wmmon qu.ilial"!> of 1rndshipmen don't 'how up in slati-.tic.. fhe young mc.:n and womt11 who choo;c chc 

\:;l\'.1l Ac1Jt:111y .uc: looking flir more than ,1 colk-gt: dt~rt't:. ·1 hey like: the idc:a of being challenged menrally. physic.ill" and morally. 

lhc:1 .lit: pt:oplc: who don't ""1111 w settle for cht: ordinary, chc routim· or tht: c:asy. 

;\liJsh1pmt:11 .tlso w.1111 IO sc;r\'c: rht:ir tountr~ in a meaningful w.w· in a proll-ss1on that helps preserve our nations freedoms. 

linallr. mitbhipmt·n .11<: r<mng peoplt: who look LO the: fururc:. 'lhc:y look forward lO che challenging Naval Acadt:my program, 

,1s wdl .1s rhc npponunitit:s opi.:11 ro rht:m in tht: Navy and j\ larinc Corps .1fter graduarion. 

12 

CLASS OF 20 12 in Review 

Applic.1nt\ and Nominees 

.\pplic' 111s 111d 11Jn nominee' ... . ........ IU. 960 

:'\um her of .rpplic.1111' "11h .111 

ntli<i.rl nomrn.uinn ................ 3.8.38 

'\;omrnees <(U.tlrficJ ,,hnl.l\ll<.1lly 

111eJrt.11i\' .ind in plH·,i,.rl .1p1i1ud,· .. . .. 2.196 

()!fer> ol .1dm"'ion .. .. . ... 1.5.1-

,\Jmiucd ..... 1.261 

R.Ulk and Acti,ities 

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91% 

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lht ( l"' ol 201' 111cluJe, 2- 5 pern:nt 3·1 ) from colk·gc 

.111d pose .high "hnnl p1cp.1r.1101T program' which indud~· 

• 202 Imm 1h<· l\.1v;rl A.:.1d<·m)· Prcparawrr ~chool 

(!\l:\PS) 111 '-cwpon, R I : 

I I f10111 1ht Nude.II' Power School Program 

• 62 from 1 ht L S. N.1v.rl \cadc:nl\' ~ounJ.uion Program, 

(·l·l from prcp.1r.1rnry 'd1ool' .rnd 18 from wllegc~ 

1111dt:r hiu11J.111011 sponsorshrp 

68 .1ddi11u11.1' 'rudl'111' h.1\'C rnmplc:kd at lc.1\1 ont: 

'L'lllL'\ll'I of' Slt)LI\- ,11 ,I .:ollcge or Ul1i\·crsm· (61). or ,I 

p1i1;nc prqi.n.ttor~ "'hool ('i). . 

Military Background 

!ht ( 11" of 2012 indudcs r,- miruhipmcn who pn:viou,ly ,erwJ 

·" cn(i,te<l memhcr> of tht: :--.:avy :46), .\larine Corps (20), or .\rmy 

Rc,ervn (I). "lhh figure includes 14 who enccred direulv from 

Fleet Scr\'ict: C LS':. - LS.\IC). 11 from 0:uclear Power 'Khou! 

.rnd •1 I from :'\·\I'S 28 L'S:'>.. 13 L''>.\IC ). 

Geographical Distribution 

\ lid,hipmen wen: .1dmmed from every sratt in rht' nation. a> 

well .1, \\ ashington. D.C., Pueno Rico. U.S. \ irgrn Islands and 

(,u.1m. lhc C:l.l\s of 2012 also includes fourteen in1ern.11ional 

srndem., from 1hc following counrrics: Algeria. Cosra Rica (2), 

hu.1<lor, l\azaklman, Lithuania, .\1adaga>car \ lonccnegro, 

l'aki,1a11 (2), Peru. Romania, Singapore, and lam .111. 

Minorities and \'(!omen 

I ht ( l.t." of 2012 includ<'S 28. I% (351) minoriry m1thh1pml'l1 

wich cchnit b.JCkgrounJ, as follows: African Americ.111 (8.~). 

1 lispanic (I.~ I), 1hian American (68). '-acil'e American ( ~:!) 

anJ I l.11'-'ii.111/P.1.:ific 1'l.111dcr' t rJ. 

lhe Cb" of 2012 indudt:s 21°0 (:!61) women. 

Son> and Daughters of Alumni 

I he ( l.t" ot 2012 mcludcs 'i-sons and 1- daughters of :'\al'a] 

Ac.1dcmy alumni. Boch parents of four members of the cmcring 

cl.1" .ire alumni ot' 1ht '\arnl Academy 
I ~ 
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11~)'-'"lf 1u1tli r111d /,·,ul /'<'flf'lt· 

ofd1111~1rta t111rl 1•1_11011. 

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C1 \SS 01 ~008 

I I 

Our C ommitment 

Semng apart thl Naval Academy from almo'r even· ocher college and university in the 

country is our wmn111ment lO the lOt<ll <lcvdopmenc of our srudents. Some other college' 

o!Tcr more majors in .1c.1dcmu;5, Some put more emphasis on intercollegiate athletics. 

Bm nowhere dse do )'<lU h.m: a beccer opporcuniry to grow inrdleccualk. personally and 

physically than .ir d1l· l':aval Ac.ademv. If you arc chosen co emer che 'lava! Academy. we 

bdievc you can complete this tough. four-year program. In fact, we are committed to the 

principle ofhdping every midship111.1n succeed. \X'e back up rhac commitment with· 

• ~mnll clrw si:z.-. /'dost clam:' have no more than 22 students. ~'hen you are an 

uppcrclas,man, some course' in your nuior may have only five co I 0 other students. 

• f_ou1 mrrll'llt-tofncul~)' muo. Faculrv members get to know you penonally in and 

om of the cl,mroom. I hey also arc .1vailablc: ro help with exrra instruction or special 

proiccts. Ir", not unusual co find professors and midshipmen burning chelate-night oil 

rogcrher in an Ac.adc1111 research lab or in a classroom . 

• Pm1c•cted smdy rune. lxening stud}· pc:riod is reserved from 8-11 p.m. 1

rnnday through 

l·riday ro help all midshipmen kcc:p up wich 1heir courses. Addirionall]. Nim1rz Library, 

compmer labs and ocher focilmes arc open for midshipmen use all day and c\'cning, 

seven days ,1 wcc:k. 

• !icttdemic ttdvrsmg. ro help you plan 1·our curriculum. you get group and individual 

counsding as well as an academic advi5er early in plebe year. A permanent faculty adviser 

is assigned "hen vou select your major. 

• ltwrlershrp mu! co1ms1·!111g. Your company officer and senior midshipmen also guide:. 

monicor and C\aluace your progrcss in academics, milican- performance and conduct. 

They also arc ready ro help in thl· c,·cm of problems, as are the Academy's staff of 

chaplains and professional cou1Hel<m. 

• ;I spomor progm111. Hundreds of families in chc Annapolis area sponsor newly-arri\'cd 

midshipmen, offering a home away from home and a place ro relax off campus. 

hery midshipman h.1s rhe opportunm• robe sponsored by a local family. ·n1ese 

contaccs often gro" into deep friendships rhat lase a lifetime. 

Your C ommitment 

Bc:rnm1ng a mid5hipman at the \Java! Ac.adem) 1s a big seep. Ir's nor like starting 1·our 

freshman vear at a unli.111 collc:gc 'tou make: a commirment to somerhing larger rhan 

yourself. You cake an o.uh of oflicc:, promising ro be loyal ro your country and co Jdcnd it 

if neccss.1ry. You agree to be honorable in e\-eryrhing you do and say_ You're also expected ro 

work harder rhan you\-c C:\W worked before and ro push yourselfbernnd your old limm. 

1 his is how we prepare you for the d1allcngrng responsibilities of service as a naval officer 

.rnd the opporruniries ofa lilcrimc lll the: '\,1w .111d :-Slarine Corps . 

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Admissions 

Compermon to bei.:omc a midshipman is keen, buc if you are of excdlenr moral 

character. have prepared 1·ourself for a challenging. mulcidimcnsional four-year 

program .rnd want the privilege m serve as a leader of Sailors and Marines who 

volunteered ro serve their councry. you should apply for admission. 

Applying w enter the Naval Academy is different than most ocher college admissions 

processc:s. In .1Jdioon m reviewing your academic record. our Admissions Board 

ev,1lua1es your plll'sical fimess, leadership potenrial and motivation robe a midshipman 

;ind .111 officer in rhe Navy or ,v1arinc Corps. You must be recommendcd by teachers, 

imcrviewcd by an acadcmy representative and nominated by at least one official source. 

\X'c:'ll guide 1·ou through the nomination process lacer in this chapter. 

\Xe wam to emurc rhac chc besc-gualified candidates from around the United Scares 

.111d ars territories arc selected for admission and that young men and women have the 

drive and monvauon w complete rhc four-year program and excel as Navy and Marine 

Corps officers. All cand1da1c::s have an cgual opponunirl' for consideration, and eligible 

men and women of all backgrounds are strongly encouraged ro apply. lhe Class of 

2012 indudcs 28 pcrcem minority midshipmen who rcprcst:nr the unigue racial and 

erhnk minority b.1<..kgrounds found throughout our nation. "!he Class of 2012 is comprised of 21 percent women. 

Chapter 2 

ht orrler to be pn-p11red for 

1111u1d ser11ic1· you h11111• ro 

t11kc 11dl'f111tage of rhe 

oppor111111111'.f. 7/11· 11md1•my 

ojfl'red esprit di' rorp;, 

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safe mrro1111di11gr. 

phpim/ sr1111tlnrrls. mttl 

excel/em cmnrll"ftdl'l"ir. 

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Run-D1xo:--:, Cl.A'' oF 2008 

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18 

OrAN or AoM1ss10Ns 

Nrmt1I Acr1de1111• Det111 of Admissions Stephen ''Bmce" Uiun, hm n long 

t1ssoot111011 with the Naval ACtJdem;· and che U111terl Statl's Navy Dean 

l.rrttrl gmdunred with tl1t· Cl11Ss of 19""'8, attended flight school nnd t/lfls 

dmg11nted n NaNtl A11i111or 111 1980. During his Naval Career, he 

Commmuu•d Patrol Sq111ub-on hmr and Trrrining Air Wing Fo111: In 2002, 

ht· r«turncd 10 the Naval Acatlt'lll)' to servt' ru the Director of Admissions 

and /mer ns \lice DMn ofAdmmions. /11 2006, he retired after 28)'erm of 

IV1111nl sa11m• mu/ rhm becnme the Dea11 of Admissions in N01·ember 2006 

"1hc admissions process ar the Naval Academy is unique in char we are nor jusr selecring men 

and women For the purpose of arrcnding a college, rarher we are sclccring rhese voung Americans 

to prepare them for a calling co service and a \•ery special way of life. 

/\!embers of rhe Admissions Board spend countless hours reviewing candidate records. This is 

a rough joh because or the bread ch and diversit:y of our candidates' backgrounds. ·1 hey are 

aspiring achievers; highly moti\·act.:d and well-rounded smdencs who excel nor only academically, 

bm also in athlerics, leadership and service. The majorit:y will enrer di reccly from high school. 

bur many others will come from college or preparacory school programs or from service as 

enlisred Sailors and /\ farines. 

I personally believe rhar all of rhe candidates we accepr can successfully com piece che program 

if Lhey m;uncatn their desire and motivation. In face. over the lasr ten 1•ears. che Naval Academ1· 

has a~'eragcd a graduarion rate in excess of 80 percenr. I think this is a.nributable ro the 

comb111arion of our raking great care, first to march Lhe righr candidates co our program, 

and Lhc:n ro help them succeed while rhey are here. 

Ir you have a 'trong will ro achieve, desire a real challenge, and want robe a leader serving )'Our 

LOUlltf). the opporrunity or a liferime could begin for you ar rhe United Stares Naval Academy. 

Ir is one of rhe greatest ad1·enmres you could possibl} imagine!" 

7Z,e arts of IMdership r111rl 

discrpltnt' rm ~y11011y111ous. 

No m1111 1s 1vorrh his salt 

111itho111 s1•l/disc1pli11e. 

-All~llR.-11 Jrn 1:--; 'i. 

Mc C\IN, jR .. Ci \ss nt 1931 
fligibilit)' Requirement~ for Applying to the U.~. Na,aJ Academ) 

\( 

le.1st I \c.m of Jgc .ind m1m not hJ\C pa"c-d \our 2 hd hmhda\ on 

h I ol the \car of adrn1s'1on. 

married, nm pregnmt Jnd hJ\e no munrcd ohl1gauons ol p.trtnth1)od, 

l nucd '>1.11cs c1111cn except for the l11n11cd number ol 1111crn.11wn.1l 

rmd h1plllen spcc1'1c.1lh Juthomcd h\ ( ongrc"), .tnd 

• of c:xccll Ill rnor.il ch.1r.icter. 

( )chcr (~u.ilific.Hiom :-..:ctcS~.tn Im \dmismin 

\ot 

l1 fm111,\ .1cJdcm1c.1lh l\U.1lihnl 10 uimpctc for .1n .1ppointmu11 ll\ die 0:.1,,tl 

\c,1dcnl\ .1d1111s,1ons ho.ml; 

' medu..1lh qualihcd; 

ompk"tc d1' { md1d.11c I l(ll<':o.l '""" '111<.:11! l ( I A) U\ld I" .111 \U"\ 1u .1<.tde1111c': .md 

ccl\C ,1'1 othc1.1I nomin.111on from nnc nt m.1m '011rt.t•s ,l\,1il.1hle 

(sec foll1m mg pa bes 

\ou ire then d1g1hle to compete for .111 apprnmmcm 

How to Become C ompctitivc for Admission and Prepare for Academic Success 

n I ' \, J L\ c l.~ tl.'11pll,_.. cl h Cll 'f' lr > I ~'" ,n \ 1 '1<.:r 

lc:Klng l \ wllq,oe. and Unl\'l.'r..111'5; ,onS<.~ucmh niur pn.1J.ir.mon w1.:' Ii.: <':'.'ln:md\ 11111"->nJnt Bt.Ullll chc 

L \'.\.I\ pmgram ernph.is11.cs m.1thenut1'5. <;(]alt.c, mgm<'-'f1l1g ,111J \\TIUn~) our \Chool prcp.u-:uion ,huuld 

mJudc the follm' mg: 

m.11hcm.nics lour \C3r' ot 111.11he111ad" t.our-c,, \\ nh .1 \lrong fou•1d.nion 111 

omc1n algchra .md tngonomctn. 

' 1gli'h four) l.trS 111 u>llr\l \\ork Ill r ngl"h \\ nh •• 'P«l.JI c:mph.1\I\ Oil rhc \llllh 

1d pr.JLllLC ot dfcc11H \\ n1111g. 

'lol •pp <.111011 \\111 lw \trcngthcnnl 1!, 111 .1dd111on rn thc: .1hnH', l'<HI h.1\'l h.1d: 

\1.11hc:111.111u uiur'<> in pre t.1kulu, or c.1kulu, 

'>ucrll.c: mo \l'.lf' "nh ,Jl le.1st one yc:ar of d1c:ml\lr). "uh l.1hor,uon npl'nc:nt.C 

I ngli,h ,1ddn1011.tl course' 111 I ngli,h .md \merl<.111 l11c1.11urt' .1s 1\cll .1, uiul'C' 

orhcr ,1rc.1s 1h.11 cmph.1s11c \lflllllg. 

I 1re1g11 l.111gu.1gc ,u lca't 11\ o 1c.1r,, prdcr.1hh tour, in .1 'inglc I 111g11.1gc 

( ourse \\ork •l10uld include rc:gulJ.r lilt: of rhc spoken l 111gu.1g .ind encnmp.t" 

clcmcnr n s' nt.1x and grarnm.tr. 

lo funhcr enhance \Our tOmpcllll\C'lCSs for .1dm1"1on .md \Our prcp.1r.111on fi1r Jt..1tk1111c \U<.te". 

the follo\\ mg 1s also recommended 

Phis c_s ,1 lull \C.tr rndudrng .1 l.1hor.11of) cxpcnenl.c 

I limm J lull \Clr of l "· hmon .md. where l'°'s1bk .1 full )C,tr ot I uropc.111 or 

orld lmton. 

( omputer skill, fomrli mt\ "irh pc f\011.11 computer1, 111<.'ud11•g die ll\C ol the 

\\ 111do'1 s opcr .mng '' scc 1'1 "orJ prou:"mg. 'P'<·.1d,hcct' .rnd th{ I nru nn 

I 1 > dcmomtr:nc ">111 .1h1lm l• > meet rhc pln~i1..1l .md umc: 111J11.if:C111elll dem.u1tls ol !0111 

veal"\ ,u the: ~.1,,1( \L.1dum '011 ,hould 1.1kc p.m 111 ,uhk'IK .111d non .nhknL t.-xtr.1rnrnwl.u .Kti\ uies. '>imL 

c-.u, 1111<l.J1ip111.111111molH'll 111 pJl\,ic..1l t.-xcru\l t"\Cf\ J.11 .u thc: At.1Lknn. u "llllJ"-ln.u111h.n \1111 g.:1111 

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shape \1nu we .ire .ilso 111ten.':\tcd Ill \Olli lc:1dcrship po1c:nn.1l. .t, wdl .t, rnur .1hility to 111.111agc 1011r 1unc:, 

\\l: wt:.. c.11d1Jh ums1dcr \'Our no11-a1hlc:t1t at.II\ 111c. .u1d 11.'-'>rd of p.m 1imc: c111plo1llll.111or1rnl11.1n scnKc Ill 

t'\ 1l1~11c \ ur wrsaulll) .md .1h1l1t\ w att.qit 11!'>!"-'mihih~ \nd. I" all me.1m. st.1' ,1\\.1\ Imm illq,~il dni~ .md 

abuse of alrohol 
fhrr« tlrt' 11/tll/)' rl111101Jiom 

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10 tf•e JV.mt/ 1k,1rlo11r. 

10 111clur/,· re5pome to 

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Ct'l'Vlln. Sn n111. USJ\IC 

CLASS 01 2008 

Steps Toward Gaining Admission 

I. You should apply for a<lmi>sion bcrwccn April I st of your junior yt.-ar in high school an<l 

jJnuary 31st of your senior year in high school. Since many Congressional offices begin 

processing nomination request' <luring 1he spring and summer. the earlier you apply the 

becccr. You can also appl\' from college or the military <,crvice if you meet age rcquircmcm>. 

In all cases. for informa1ion an<l a Preliminary Applicanon go online and complete 1hc 

Preli mi nan- Application via the N<l\al Academy web page at www.usna.edu/A<lmis,ion,/ 

preapplicacion .. Basc<l on the information submirred, parricularly scholastic achit:n:mem. 

the OAicc of .·\dmissions will ;1th11c you whether your present record is srrong enough to be 

competitive for admission. If so. you will be i<lcnrifie<l as an oAicial candidat< and you will 

receive information on accessing an<l completing an onlinc application. 

2. Obcain a social sernrity number. if you do not alrcadv have one. 

'l. Apply for a nominanon. (ScL speLific information on che following pages.) 

'-!. fah rhc SA for AC I colleg~ .1dnms1on tests. Check wich \'Our school counselor or 

visit cheir websites (www.rnlkgcboard.com and www.acr.org) for derails of cc~t dares 

and registration requircmcnc.s. Additionally. scudems often see a considerable rest score 

1mprovcmem on a second or third am:mpr at borh rests. The .\:aval Academy's Adm1ss1ons 

Board uses the highes1 com hi nation of \'erballcritical re:ading and math scores from all SAi 

or ACT rc::srs taken by a candi<l.11c. The writing seuion should be raken by all candidates 

fherefon::, candid;nes will normally enhance cheir compeciriveness simply by taking horh 

the SA I and the ACI more than once. 

Tesr results from rhe December AC! .111d Januan SAT arc che lase ones an appliLant can use 

ro quali~· as a candidate and reccl\·c an .1pplic.uion for rhe Na"al Academ1· Class of.201) 

lhc college code numbers to forward rnur tt"'sc score.s co the Naval Academy arc: 

::iAT- 5809; AC f - 1 ~42. Howe1·cr, you should be aware rhar rest resulrs from the 

December 2008 ACI and rh~ J.111uarr 2009 '>AT are che lase ones chat the Admissions 

Board will use to cvaluatc candid.11cs for the Class of 2013. 

Non-scandard. un-timcd rests arc no1 acu.:prablc. 

Official Candidates 

I Once \'OU are named an official c.111didate. vou will rc::ceive a lener wich instruction' on 

how to c~mplete rhe online candidate applica,tion. You should complcre rhe forms an<l 

ensure rhe1· are suhminc<l onlinc .is soon a' possible. lhe Admisswns Board will rc,·it:w your 

applicauon ro determine vour scholast1c qualification once all of your candidate forms are 

recdved on line. ·rhe stacus of your speufic applicarion is alwa~·s updated on rhe Candi<l;He 

Inform.won System CISl 

2. 'Jake the C.a.ndidace htness A\.'Cs.,menc(CfA). -\11 official candidaro must complete a CFA 

co qualif\ for admission co the Acadcm~: TI1e Cl·A t<...,ts \'Our coordination. mcngch. speed and 

agility. If you arc physically fi1, the (TA should prc.,cm no problem. Admission to chc Academ~· 

_ <J'~ is exrremel~ compc:cich·e and chc.: ,-\dmi"ions Board review' che CFA score. If 1·ou fail or pcrfom1 

<€~ ' poorly the first time you rake ic, you will be .1blc m submit ne" resulrs co USNA. 

!he.: Cf.A may he.: ;1Jmini>rered by .111) varsin· rnach, phn1cal e<lucanon instructor. a 

commissioned milital) officer on active dury. or 1·our Blue and Gold Officer. 

3. lake chc.: Quali~1·ing ,\lcdical I xamin.uion. ( \lso se~ Appendix A.) '!he.: '.:;11al 1\c.1dc111y\ 

program is phvsically dcmand111g .111d, bl·Lrnse of the mc.:Jical standard, requirc.:<l for 

commissioning ;1s Navv .rnd \1,mn~ ( orps officers, we require all 1..an<lidares to undergo .1 
thorough mn!iL.11 examination. After the 0:a,·al Academy design.ires you<!!> a candidate 

and vou h.1ve rnmpleted five.: or more dornments of the .1pplic.1rion. the Departml'nt ol 

Dcfcnsr: .\kdit.11 hamination Revie" Board (DOD.\ll:RB) will .id' ise you how co begin 

thr: ex.1m1n.u1nn procc:ss. I lcalth1 L.mdidates usu;1ll) han littlt- difliLUlry passing thc 

t-x.1111ination. I lowcvcr, conditions ;trc sometimes idemificd which could either be 

.1ggr.1\'atcd h1 our rigorous program or rt:smu milicary sen ice aftcr graduarion. "iome 

med1t.1l rnnsidu.H1om. including our revi":d policy reg.1rding tanoos and surgical/laser 

procedures to improve ,·ision arc distusscd 111 Appendix A. 

4. lmen·1e\\ with .1 ;-..:,1\'al Academy lnfornution (Blue and C.old) Officer in your arc.1 

(see the following p.1ges for a listing of Blue and Gold Art:.1 ( oordinators). If you ha\'l am 

questions .1hout your Landidacy at .lll) po111r during rhe adnrn.sions process, your Blue and 

(;old ( )fnn:r is your best resource f(1r .1th-itt' and for obtaining your specific admissions 

statm \our c;tndid.ire packet letter L.1n provide you with inform.Ilion on the candidate 

inf~Hmauon wehsire where you will bc able ro obcain che name .111d contact information 

of 1·uur Blul· .111d Cold Otlicer. 

Obtaining a Nomination 

All .tpplk.1nts muse obtain a nom111at1on from an official source during the admissions 

prcKt:S\. 'I here an: man~c sources of nominalion. and applicams should apply [0 all wurccs 

for" hilh rhcy .ire eligible. 

You ,Jiould .1pply for a congressional nominacion during che spring of your junior year in 

high sthonl. or .ts soon [hereafter as p<>s<.ible .. \1any members oFCongress e\'aluace cand1-

d.ucs and nuke their decisiom in early fall. alchough the Academy accepts nominarions 

u111il J.111u;1n· j I. You muse work dirculy wich ,·our Congrcssion.tl offices to determine rheir 

deadlines .md rcquin:mcnts. A.pplic.tncs for military service-connccrcd nominarions should 

apph dirctdl' to rhc Naval Academy for a nominarion berwc.:cn Jul) 1 of the year prior to 

adnmsion and January 31 of rhe \'Car of admission. 

Nomination sources 

Applic.1111s should seek nominations from che following sources .ts appropriare: 

Co11gressio11nl sow·ces 

L ). 'lt:natnrs. Reprcsemarives, cht: Delegate to Congress from the Disc rice of Columbia, the 

Rt:sidcnt Commissioner of Puem> Rim. 

b1lh member orC.ongn:ss m.1y have five consciments acrend1ng rhe Naval Academy and 

lharged 10 them at any one rime. \\'.'hen a constiruenr leaves che Academy, a vacancy is cn:-

atcd, .ind up m ten candidates m.1y nominated ro fill each "acancv. 

,·lpp!1Ct1111m d.ue.<: .\lose offices prder rhac you comacc chem in the spring or summer of the 

year prior to .tdmission ro che Academy. Congressional nominations muse be submitted 

online hy J.11rn.1ry 31 of the year of .id mission to che Academ). 

Apply l<l Both of your U.S. scn.1wrs. your U.S. reprcscmanvt:, and rhe Vice Presidem 

of the L

0

111tcd '>cares. You muse be .1 leg.ii resident of the state and congressional district 

co whil h you .tre applying. hue it is not ncc.:essar} co know your members of Congress 

pcr,on.1llv. l·.1lh office has its O\\ n proc.:cdurcs and deadline' for accepting nom111ac1011 

n:qul·,ts, hut .111 offices use a compcciti\'c method ro sdccc chcir nominees. 

In ordn ro oht.1in chc namn of your s~11.1cors and reprc,ent.Hi,·c, please visit the following 

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wchsin:s: www.sen;m:.gO\· anJ \\WW.house.gov. l·rom 1h<:rc, you can go to each member\ 

\1"<.:h'11e for specific im1ruuions on 1ht:ir .1pplica1ion process. inc.luJing which office to 

comact. 

·1 he Governor of Pue no Rim. the resiJem rt:prcscn1.11 ive from the Commonwealth of the 

'\;orrhern ,\Lirianas Islands. and rhe ddcg;nes ro Congress from Cuam. rhe Virgin Islands 

.md ,\mnican 'iamoa. 

l'ueno R1u1 .md the Northern /I 1ari.1n.1s Islands may each ha,•e one miJsh1pman attending the l\.;l\.tl \cadenw. 1\ rm:ritan Samoa may have rwo midshipmen ar rhe Ac;1dcmy. 

( 1u.11n and 1he Virgin Islands each may ha"e rhrec· mid,hipmen at the Academy. "lt:n 

nomination' .tre perm med for e.ich 'ac.mcy. 

Apph' ro: the approprl<HC oflidal. 

77Je Preside11t 

,\n unlimited number of prcsidcntial nominadons arc available for children and legally 

.1dopred children or career oftio:rs and enlisted personnel of rhe armed forces, acuvc· or 

rc,crve. induding the ( .o;M <.;u.1rd. One hundred candidates may be appoinred with 

these nomin.11ions each year. A parenr in the Reserves mmt be serving as a member of 

;1 reserve wmponenr and be cn:diccd with ac le:l!>t eight years of scn·icc (a minimum 

of 2880 poi ms) or mm1 be e111ided to retired pay at che age of 60. Otherwise, the parcnc 

muse be on .tctive dutY (other than for rraming) and have served concinuously for at lea>t 

eight years or luve been rccired with pay or gr:mted retired or retainer pay. If you have 

questions regarding your cligihilir;.. please call 410-293-4392. 

,Jpplicatio11 d1u1>s: aher July I of the year prior ro admission and before January .31 of rhe 

)"<'.tr of admis;wn 

,Jpp/1• ro: Supcrinccndcn1, L 1111ed Scates Naval Academy, 11..., Dccatllr Road. Annapolis, 

,\Id. 21q02-'i019. Ann: Nom1narions wd Appoincmenc> Office. '>tudenrs muse .1ppl~· 

Jirecth- to the AcaJenn for this nommarion. Documentation requirements .111J .1 sJmple 

km:r can be downloaded for complecion .H www.usn.1.edu/Admissions ·documems(preslctr.doc. Proper documem.uion to support your dig1bil1r;. must be submined with the 

nomination request. 

Children of decensed or disabled vetem11s and children of priso11ers of war 

or service111e11 missing i11 action 

L'p lll 65 midshipmen may be in actend.1nce at rhe \l,1dcm~ based on nominations as 

children of military personnel who were k1lk:d in ;iuion: died from wounds. injuries or 

di'<:.lsc while on acnve dmy; su>taincd I 00 percent disability from such wounds, injuries 

or disease, .is ccr11fied Lw 1hL· Depamrn:nr of\'erer;trh ,\~airs; or who arc currently 

pmoners of war (PO\\') or missing 111 J<..tion (~11A). "lhe children of ci\"llians in rnrrem 

PO\\ or \11 \ swus also arc cligiblL I eg.111~ adopted <..hildren are eligible. 

App{r to: "upLrintendenc. L rrned '>tares '\.wal Acadcnn. 11..., Decacur Road, Annapolis. 

,\Id. 21402 'iO 19. Attn: Nomin.uions .md Appo111rmenrs Office. Documenration 

rcquircme111s and a sample letrer can be downloaded for comple11on .11 www.usna.eduf 

\dmissions/dou1mcms/presku.doL Proper documenrarion ro support your dig1hilir;.· 

must be submitted wuh rhe nominanon request. 
Chilrlren oJMedn/ of I lonor Recipients 

( .111J1d.11n 111 1h1s 'pec1.il l.Hegory who .irt· fully c1ualified for .1dmis>ion .m.: 

auwm.ltlully .tppoimeJ. I here is no li11111 w rhe number of midshipmen wirh rhis 

sour« of nom111;1rion. 

/lppi) 111: \upuimemkm, Lnired \cace> '\.n.11 ·kadenn. I I~ DeLarur Ro.id. An11.1polis . 

.\Id. 21•102-'iO 19, 1\1111. Nom1nauom .ind ·\ppoinmKms Office. Dowme111.u1011 

requin.:111en1s .111d a s.unpk k1tcr can be downloaded for complccion ar www.w.na.edu/ 

.\J111i"1om/documenrs/preslet1.doc: Proper Jocumenr;111on 10 supporc vour cl1gihiliry 

must bl suhmim:J "irh rhe norninacion requesc. 

'fl1e Vice President 

Ai .1111 <>Ill ume. five midshipmen may a11end rhe Acadenn based on a vict: prcsidenrial 

11<1111111.uwn. Comper111011 for a 1·ice prcs1tknr1al 11omina11011 is i:xrrcmcly keen. U.S. 

Liri1em \\ho arc l11·ing oucsiJc rhe LnireJ '>1.1w •• 111d who h,1vc nm maincaincJ .1 

Jomitile in rhe L.'> .ire enLouragcd lU .tppl~ for a 1·ice presidcmial nomin.nion. 

Appl1u1110n d11t<'S: \ fmr be pmrrnarked becween March I and Ocrober 31 of rhc vear 

prior w .id mission. t\ s.1mple lc:m:r can be downloaded for completion ar www.usn.1. 

ed u/ ,\d 1111 ssion s/ doLL11m: n cs/ vppresle11 .doL. 

Appl)' to· lhc \'ice President Old [xccucivt Office Bui1Jing,\X1

ashingron, l)( 20501. 

.\1te1Hio11 \cf'\·Ke At.tdenw '\orn1natiom. 

Reg11!t11· mu/ Reserve Navy and Marine Corps Members 

Ont hundred sc\'cnrl' .1ppointmems an: ,1\'aibbk annual!~ co regular and reserve Navy 

and \ l.mne Corps enli,rcd personnel. !'or more informarion. sec your command\ career 

L<>Unsdnr or L.111 Lh< cnlisrcJ .JCccssiom coord111aror 111 che .\L.1Jem1.'s Admissions office. 

R1f<'l'<'llff Ol"'A \ I 'ST I 120 I or ~ 1.irine Corps Order I 5 rn.1 I G 

Applit't1t1011 t!md/1111'. Janu.iry 31 

/lpplr to: Lh< '\!aval AL.1dcmy via your com111,111ding officer. 

Navnl Reserve Officers Trni11i11g Corps (NROTC, N]ROTC, MC]ROTC}; 

N111ml, M11ri11e Corps, Air Force, 1111d Army Ho1101· Units with Distinction 

I \\'l'ntl .1ppninrmeni- annually are available rhrough nominanons from these programs. 

/lpp/) to 1·our senior milirary inscructor. professor of na1·al sLicncc or hcadmasrcr. 

A Ct1prn111 of the Nn1:)' ought 

to be r1 111tl11 of.<trong n11d 

well-conm•cfl'rl s1·1ise with 

r1 toli:mb/1• l'fl11ctrt1011, n 

gentle1111111 tlJ 1edl flJ a 

seamnn, borh 111 theorv 

tlnd in pmr11c1•. -

-jom• P-1u1 juNrs 

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Selection for Appointment 

\X'e u'c .1 ,clc:uion prou.:" known,,, "rolling .1Jm"'iom." \\'hen all of your tJnJ1d.1tc forn1' 

.!fl' rc:cdnod, thc 1\d111i,,iom Bo.irJ will Jcccrmint• your "wholc pcr,on 4u.tlitit.11ion. If your 

rc.:uird of .1d1ic,·cmcnt i' truh- out,t.mding. you could rt·ccin: .Ill c.irl) offer called a Letter ol 

A"ur.11Kc. lhi' indic.1tcs our intclll w cxtcnd an Oller of Appointment, proviJcJ that all 

your rcnuining requuemcnts (nomin.ttion, Cb\ .111J mnlical) arc \UtCe"full\' complc:ce<l. 

A I ettn of 1\"ur.11Ke uiulJ he received." earl~- a\ 'ic.:pccrnhc.:r of your sc.:n1or year. Oftourw, 

tin.ii .1dmi,S1011 will Jc.:pcn<l on u1111inuc.:J \UCtess .1n<l good ,t.111ding in ~-our high school JS 

wdl ·''continuing to maintain your qu.1lifica1ion' for the :\aval At.1dcmy 

If you .ire found sd10L1't1c.1ll, qu.1lifieJ hue do not rc.:u:ivc al cttcr ofA,surance, you 

will hc corn peeing !or .m ollcr of .1ppoincmcnt from wirhin your nomm.1cing sourcn. 

1\pproxun.ttch l,000 c.tn<liJ.Hc' .ire founJ fully qu;1lificJ (sd10l.1s1ic.1li}, mc<lit.111\-, 

phpk.1lly (CFA) .. 111J have obcainc.:J .1 nornin.uion). Of diat number .1bout I 500 will 

receive .1pprnmments 111J .1pproxim.rn:h 1.200 bc.:wme m1dshipmcn Candidates will 

be notified 35 soon 35 possible of their status, and most will be notified by April 15. All 

appointees are required to notif) the Admissions Office of their intention to accept or 

decline by Ma} I. Candidate files not completed by March I will not normaJI) receive 

further consid er.uion. 

1\'aml un·1u ohl1g11t11111 

\\'hc.:n rnu .tttcpt .m .1ppoimmem. you will receive a Permit co Report packet (nornully 'enc 

in April) with 'cHral imporcanr do..:umenr' .md fornh w wnsiJer .111d complete One of the 

mmt 11nporr.1nr is the 1\grcrn1ent co \c.:rvc.:. 'lhi, .1greemt·nc. retjuirc<l by l '> l.m ('fide I 0, 

l '.S. ( ode, '-c(tlon' 69'i9 .111<l 2005 .rnJ mher <lirc(tive,, outline.:' your sc.:rnet obligation 

.mJ llh!St he "gned .111d remrneJ w chc Acadcnl\" prior w lnducuon Da~ It requires the 

t<>n,ent ol p.ire11t' or gu.ir<li.1n if~ ou art· .1 minor. In '>igning chc Agrec.:mem to '>crve, you 

'>t I( that \'OU \\ill: 

complete the four-n-.1r course ofinscruction .lt tht• 0:.1\'.tl AL.1Jc111y; 

;Ktc.:pc .111 .1ppoi111mcnt .mJ 'c:rn· a' .1 com111i"1tmeJ ofliccr in the 

the· '\!.1n or .\I.nine Corp,. Cr.1Ju.uing mi<l,hipmc:n 'en-eon .tuive Jucy 

for .u lc:."t li'c \'c.m im111cdi.11cl\' upon gr.1dua1ion; 

'cn·e in .111 .1pprnpri.1tt' t•nlistcJ gr.1Jc on .1uivc Jury lor up to tour vc.ir" or 

rc.:imbur'c chc l '1111cd \t.ltn for the cO'>t ofeJucatiun recc.:ived .!l chl' '\1val A..:aJemy 

1f you Jo not tulhll th( ..:ondiliom .tgrccd to .1bovc. 

\\"'irliout 11 rl<'etm·, ,\:11.,rf 

fim < 111e <WI rln 1111tl1i11g 

rltj111uil•e. And ll'ith u 

l'l'l'l:)'tf.wg f.1111or.rh/,· 

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O ath of Office 

!he ( hth ot ( Hlicc \\l11ch must he:- -igncd .ind .1gn:cd to or.1lh In l \ l•llZe"ns on 

lnduu1on D.n s1.11c:\ tic: tollm' mg 

h l\ 111g been .1ppo1111e"d .1 1111d,h1pm.111 111 the l 1111cd '>1.nn ;'\,1V), 

do ,o•~nrnh '~'car lor .1flir111) th.n I \\tll suppon .111d ddcnd tht" ( on,ll!ul1011 of the 

l 1111cd \1 ne' 1g.1111'1 all c:ncn11cs torc1gn .md domc\tlt, 1ha1 I "111 ht·ar irut• •a11h .ind .11lcg1.111Ct 

to the ... um: th II I 1.1kc: 1h1' ohlig.mon frcch, \\ nhout Jll\ mcr11.1I rc~tr\,l!lllll or p111pmc of t'\,t,1nn; 

,1'1d th.11 I \\ 111 \H!I .ind f.111htull) di.cl1argc 1hc d1111c' of the office 011 "h1ch I .1111 .1ho111 to cmcr. 

so help n•e { 1od 

Rrsrg11.i110m ,111r/ H'f'1m1110111 

It \nU cllltr ihc ~J\,11 \t.1dc111~ d1rcc1h trom U\ili.rn lik, YOU .l\\Ulllc .1 md11.1r) ohlig.uion .Ktord1ng 

w the \grccme111 111 \er\<. ,\fid,h1pmc11 \\ho do nm li.1ltill tl1i' .1grccmcnt tmdd he ir.1mlcrrnl m 

the ~ 1\\ or \l.ir111c ( orl" Ill .111 Cllli>ted \(,llll' .111d ordered h) 1he '>t•trc1.1n ol tl1t' :-.::.1\\ 10 \t'f\ c 

on .KllH dun for ,1 period llol 10 exceed lour rc.ir,, ,1, prm 1ded h\ U \ l,1\\, ( I 1dc I 0, l .'>.Code, 

~cc11011 (>'J5'll I lcmC\er. Ill pr.1ulle, the follm\ ng poliuc' currc111h .1pph 10 n11d,h1pmc11 \\ho 

cmcr the .iudcnl\ from a ci' .It.in st.nu': 

• 1f \OU .uc d•s ... h.uged or \our re,ign.11io11 l' .Kccp1cd helorc the hrst d t\ of d 1"n of rour 

sctond da,, (JU1l1or \c;&r, \OU arc discharged from the n,l\,tl 'cn1te. 

ou lcivc the \-...1dcrm .iftc:r beg111nmg the .tl.1dcm1l \car as .1..cxond d.iss n11dsl11p111all (junwrl 

t before the st.ut of first dass (,cnior) year, \OU .ue rcyuircd to scne l\\n \cars 111 .rn 

enlmcd sta111s unless \OU .ue com1dcrnl ph\,it.ilh di"Jualih«I. unfit or un,tmcd for 

m•l11.1r) '< n 1te, or amhonzcd to prm 1dc 111onct.1n rc1111hursc111cnt lo 1hc gm crnmcnt !or 

the <.O\I of 'otir «lul,ltlon rc<.<1\<d .11 die ~.!' .11 rkJdcnl\. 

• If \'OU k.1H 1ht' \ c..1,knn .1h.r 1hc ,1,1n ol fir,1 d.1" (,cmor) .1 ... 1dcmll \'t'.lr, ~<HI llKUr .1 

rn1uircnll:111 1<> •t'f\• dire< \'C,lf\ 111 .111 cnlt\tctl 't.ttm. unk·s' rou .trt• u>11,idcrcd phy,it.tll) 

d1"1u.1lthcd, unln, or u11'u11cd for 111il11an 'en i<.c or .ire .1111hon1cd IO prm 1d<.· 111<>11ct.1r\ 

r'1mhur'c 111< nt. 

ou rclusC' ,1 <om1111ss1on upon gr.1J.1.11ion, your cnli,tcd sen llt rn1u1remc111 I\ 

1r \<'~rs or .ire 111hor11ed to prm,dc mont·t.lf' rc1111hursc111t111. 

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hnt th11t ic'/c'l/ft' frill tlct•m• 

t111d tl1t11 11111•1il mgtm1z,1u1m 

am pro1·ul1· mmt ht' 

r<:'l,tll'rli·d 1111/v m ti/I tllrl, 

1111rl 11e1•1•r m rl .<uh.<Ullffc' 

fr1r gaorl .<t't11111111sl11p. 

.. ,·/f rd1r/l/ft'. ,111r/ St'l/St' 

of u/1imt1t1· r1·spr111S1bilil}' 

ll'hirh t1n· t!Jt"jint 

l"t'f/111.f!ft'S Ill ti Sl'tl/llt/11 

t111d 11111wl 11jfit-n: 

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If you enter the '\aval Aca<lemr or 1he N,l\'al Ac1<lemy Prcpararol'} School from the '>:avy or~ larim: 

Corps. d1e remain mg period of your cnli,1menr or obligatc-d scr\'lce is not terminarc-<l when 1·ou 

accep1 an appoinunem ro che ac1<lemy 'lhereforr, if you do nor fulfill the Agrecmenc rn '>crvc. 

you will rerurn to enlim:<l \Callis rn complece chc period of service for which cnliscc<l or 

ohligacc<l. as provided hy Tidt: I 0. L '>.Code. '>eccion 516. In calculacing rhe unexpired p.m 

of an enliscmcnr or period of ohligace<l >crvicc. cimc .1; a mid,hipman is counted·'' 'ervice 

under 1ha1 enlbm1em or service ohligacion. However. if you are discharged or your n:signa1ion 

IS accepted afccr hegmning your second cl.tss ac1<lemic \'l'af acme :\aval Academy. you incur me 

same oblig.uions dc"SC.ribc<l above for rho><: who enrer rhe aca<lenw &om civilian life. 

In eithi:r case, if you leave dK '\J,1v.1l 1\ca<lenw afi:er rhc stare of your second class year or refuse a 

comm1ss1011 upon gradua1ion ,md do not complcre che Klive-duc) service obligacion, whe1hcr 

volunraril} or through misrnnduu, 1·ou can be re4uire<l co reimburse che Un iced S1a1es for 1he 

cost of educaiion n:cci,•ed at th~ Nav;1l Academ). Ihis cosr is corn pured b) chc Naval ALaderm· and 1ndu<lcs cht coMs of professors' salaries, supplies and ocher expenses. le is comparable 

10 rhe rninon ac a lirsc-r.1cc pn\';He uni\'er,itv. 1 he arnounr co be reimbursed in a panicular 

case.: varies proponionally wich 1hc period of un-served obligacion. ranging up co che entire 

cosc of vour education. 

Costs t1nd ji11m1cit1/ obligt1tiow 

An inrcn:sc-free lo;m from che lc<lcr.tl gm·ernmcnr is advanced co emering m1Jsh1pmen 

to help defray firsc-n:ar cos!>. !his loan i> repaid chrough monrhly deduc1iom from 

midshipmen pay <luring che fim rwo co rhree years Jt che Academy. 

I (mu voluncarily Ie.n·e 1hc '-a1 .ti AL.tdemv before repaving chese and any or her obliganons. 

you muse pay che dehts in full before separation. If you are separated involunrarily. you muse 

rnrn in enough uniforms and equipmem suitable for reissue co pay your debcs. 
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Polm· R1·cord Checks 

l- .Kh cinJ1J.Hc.: recei\'ing .rn offer or .1ppo1ntment 1s required ro complete a routine 

Polic« Rewrd Chcck with his or her local law enforcement agencies. Jhe Na"al ,\cadenw 

will 'cntl )'011 rorms that \'OU mU\l take [() these offices. 1l1ese background checks are a prernrsor lCl 1hc '\.monal AgenC'! Check (i\AC) that will be ini1i;m:cl during Plebe 

Summer. !he PolKc Record CheLk anJ the '\AC are med co Jetermine your credibili1y ancl 

'u11.1hd1t) fur \en ice and ro grant a seLunn cle-arance for acces' to d.1ssificd material. 

"!he pn"e"ion .rnd the me of a foreign pass pore in preference ro .1 L .S. passport raise> 

doubts .1, Ill whether the inJi,·iJu.11', .1llegiance ro rhe L:nited States is paramount. A 

seLuriry dcar.rnce will be denied or rernkecl unless rhe foreign p.1sspon is surrendered. 1\nyont: who possesses a foreign passport mmc remrn Lhe passport to che appropriate counrry\ 

emb.1ssy or consulate, requesting a rernrn cndorsemenr. 1 he endorsemenr is a prerequisite 

to .1m· settirll\' clearance determina11on. 

/11d11cf/011 Dfl)' Req11ireme11ts 

Pnor IO JnJuuion D.1y. appointee; mu<[ ha\'C proof or Cniu:d States citi1ensh1p on file 

at the 0:aval Acaclemy. Appointees without proof of citizenship on fik will nor be given 

the ( hth of Office. Any of the following dowmenrs are accept.1ble: originals or notarized 

copies Illa) he provided: 

• U.S. Birrh Ccnificate 

• U.S. Passport - notarized photocopy only 

• Consular Report of Birth Abroad 

• C enificatc of<. mzcnship 

• ( crtificau: of '\arnr:tli1-1t1on 

Report mg/or !11d11aion Da_i• 

lfrnu .1uept .111 <lppointment ro chc N,t\'dl Academy, you will rcpon for induction 1n I.He 

Jun« or l'.1rl) Jul). c3ke the Oath of onicc .ind begin Plebe '>ummc:r with your ne\li class· 

m.nes Imm .1ero" the nacion. Ir will he one of the most 1mpon.rn1 days in \'Our life \X'h,n 

) ou neeJ to hr111g and how to nuke tr.1vcl .irrangcmenrs ro Annapolis will be included in 

your P1:r11111 to Report palket. 

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,111d 111·i·1·r u•rll h1· 

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f>r111r1cy Aa '>11111·mn11 

fhe Privacy Au n:quirc:s N.l\'al AL.tdc:my otliLial, co obcain wrim:n auchorizaiinn from 

m1dsh1pmen 111 order rn rdc:.1sc: information on grades, performance and 

conduct w parcms or ocher incercstt·d panics unless otherwise authorized h)· law. 

Visicing the Academy 

A personal visit co \nn,1pol" c.1n hdp you make a good decision .1bout atcending tht· 

'\.aval Acadcmr- You and your 1:1111ily arc encouraged m mur che Academ\· am· day of 

chc year during rc:gul.1r v1,1t111g hours You can cake a guided cour with a commerual 

scr\'icc in Annapolis or through the.: ·\c.ademy\ own Armd-Lefrwic.:h Visitor Cencer. 

Call the Visitor ( cnccr at 800-778-4260 for guided tour schedules or\ 1sit tlK wc.:bsict: 

at www.navyonline.com 

Our admissions staff docs nm conduu guided tours. bur admissions officers located 

in Lealn Hall ;trt a\·ailablt w amwcr your questions from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m . \londay 

through l·rid<ll", and from 8:.~0 <I.Ill. w noon on Sacurda~. '\o appoinrmrnr is 

necessary. LJ"lN \ .1dmiss1ons prcst•mar1ons are held ~1onda) through Friday at 9 

and I I a.m .. 2 md •i p.m .. 111d on Saturdays at 9 and 11 a.m. 'TI1e office is dosed 

on all federal holidap. 

Bancroft Hall Ct111ditk111· l l.11t11t1011 />rogmm 

This is an i1wi1.uio11-only program designed for highly qualified candidates who arc 

compcmive for appoinrrl1t:nts. Ir is a greac opporruniry co spend a weekend wich the 

Brigade of.\ lrdshipmcn. During spc:ufied weekends berween Ocrober and April. from 

5 p.m lhursd;n until 11 ;.)0 a m 'i;uurday. you li,·e with your midshipman ho:.r. actend cl;Mcs. car 111 King Hall .ind sleep in Bancrofc H all. Admissions personnel will 

conracc qualified cand1d.11c'. 

1Vaval lfcrulm~J' S111111111.,- Sm11111rr (11•u 1

1t1.11S11a.ed11/Admissions/11ass) 

1l1e Naval Academy Summer '>eminar (l\ASS) offers an exceptional opporrunicv for 

rising high sd10ol seniors co cxpc:ricncc rhc 0.aval Academy program firsthand for one 

week during the summc:r 'I hrs program prm·ides a comprehensive look ar d1t meal 

"\.wal .1cademy experienu:. 111duding .1cadc:mic programs, life as a midshipman. 

physiLal training and '\an .ind .\ Lirine Corps scn·ice options. Scudcnrs incert·sced in 

pursuing an .1ppo1ncmcrH co the ;Kademy >hould ;eriously consider arcendmg chc: 

Summer "lem1n.ir ,\lidshipmcn arc in charge of che dail1 schedule and ensurt• each 

scudenc leave' w11h .1 realist it view of .1c.1denl\" life. This fa.st-paced and exciting 

program is attended by mort· dun 2.200 ;1udencs from around 1hc world each year. 

If ~·ou wam a c.:hallcngmg summer \1hilt· exploring universirv-len:I academics ,tnd 

derermining whether che i'::n .11 AL.tdcmy will help you achieve vour goals, chen chis 

program is for you. 

Three one-weck sc"inns .m: held during chc tirsc chree weeks in Jun< During chc sixda1 session 1·ou will Iii·< 111 B.111Lroft Hall (che huilding where all midshipmc:n li,·c), c.u 

in che dining hall, .Htcnd .1Ladrn1ic workshops and panicipare in daih physic.ti tr<1ining 

and leadership c:xerciscs. l..1Lh s1udc11t attends c:iglu 90-minuce workshops. wn~ring 

nutenal from «Kh of chc 21 m.qors programs offered at che academy. Studcncs will .1lso 

have access w scicnulic l.1bs .ind d;ts,rooms. 

This is a compe1i111·c en cry program due m the number ofinccrcsced students and 

fo.cilicy rcscricciom .11 rhc ac.1drn11· Rt·rngnizing 1he academic and physical focus of the 

program. slUdc:nts should mccc rhc following general criteria: 
lk '1 

ssc" solid .tcadrnuc b.Kkground 

1 lugh school mdcm bct\\cen d1cir 1u111or .111d 'enaor \C.lr 

.I l llltcd '>t.llC\ ClllZCll 

unm.1rr1cd not prcgnJnt, md h l\l not 111currcd ohlig.mons or p.ucnthood 

c d 'l'lnllllllm J <; l ,f'i\ on .t I 0 sc.tk .md rank 111 the wp .20 pcn .. cm of tlK dass 

IC I 1kcn the "'" r. '\I or \CT 

monsu.ucd ch1nemc111 111 a1hleuc' .md cxtr.tcurn,u';u .1ct1\1t1n 

ph\' l 1'h fit J.l'd Ill good he.11th 

\e .1 pml!IH .m1tudc. he ,elf di-c1pli111:d .ind ol nu:llcnt rTJor.1l ch.1r.1ttt'r 

I cbru.1n I st of thC" •• pplic.mt' 1u111or y<:.ir: 

• 'i1 1dc111' 111.1, fill ou1 .111 on line .1pplic111011 for'\, \'i\ '11 d1t· .1c.1tk111~ '\\chp.1g<" 

11• 11u111 trl111t·ld111us1011>/mm. 

'idcc.110111s depcndcn1 upon dw t1\'cr.1ll tjU.1lificmon of 1he ''mknc. 1hc t11ndi111:" of 

their .1ppl1t.111on, Jnd our ntcd 10 cn,ure dcn10gr.1phit rcprc'<'ll!,111011 I hcrl' I' .1 111111011 

tee tor:-\ \'i\ \\h1ch CO\crs room .md hoard for 1he week. a' \\l'l1.1s .i \.lrlCI\ of m.uen.il, 

.md I ,funs. \mdcnts re Jho rc,po11,1hk for prO\iding 1heir o\\n 1r.1mport.111on to .ind 

from the '•!\al \c dcnn. \hunk bu,es .ire pro,·ided m rr.111,pon '111de111' I<) .1nd from 

the B.1l111norc \\.ishmgwn l111trn1t1on.1l lhurgood \1.mh.ill \irport (B\\ I. 

\lttrn.11e Romes to A<lrnis,ion 

If \OU .trc not !>elecll'd for .1 <l1R'Ct .ip1x11mmcm to the :-\.1,.tl \wdcm\, the \c.:idcnn s o1dml\S10n' 

ho.ml .mromattcalh .. ons·ders \<)ll for ,clecuon w the :--.,1\,11 \t..idenn l'rqi.uJton ..,chool 

'-.:Al'\ .rnd or l!l11S1dcrs 1011 tor rccommenda11011 for a~ t\JI \<..1dc11n I ound.mon 

{lrcp.u.uon sthuol progr.11n lherc 1s no 'epJr.He Jpplic.u1011 tor these mo prcp.u.11or1 

progr.1111s 

\ill a/ A, mle1111· l'rrp1m11or) \tf,,,o/ ( \ ;f /'\) 

:"\ \!'..,oiler' ,1 11111e 11w111h tollcge prq>.1r.11on l!lllr\l' IO rcgulJr .111d rl'\l'f\'c ~.i1 I .111d 

:--Linne ( orp' enl1,tnl mt·n .111d \\omen \\ho .ire sc.:eking 0:.t\,11 At.ldt·m\ .1ppo11Hlll<'lll'. 

Jiu, progr.1111 II dl'Slgned lO 1trcng1he11 thl' ,K,1dem1c b,Kkground of llllOlllillg (.l!ldid.lll'\, 

:-,, I\} and \1.irone ( orps per,onncl \\ho .ipph b111 .Ht nm .1ppn1ml'd to 1hc ~.11 ii \c,idc1111 

ire .tllfOlllJUl .. lh considacd ror .1dnmsion [O '\,·\I'..,, lhe \d1111ss1<ll1\ Ho.ml .1!10 1dcn11fil'\ 

,t number of pwmmng .rnd h1ghh 111011\atul l• 11 c 111did .. 1e' \\ho .irt• 1101 sune"lul 

on their hN ancmpt It idnuss1on ,md oilers them ch<: opportllllll\ w enlm in tht· '-.:,1\.il 

Roa\C tor ch. nprl\S purpmc or lltcndmg ;-..: \I'\[(} prepare for .1d1111ss10ll hl the :"\.l\.1l 

\c idcnn I or mort mtorm.mon, vim our 1\cbpdge: u u u 11apJ rd11 

rudmts anmd ~ :-\ \('\ .m em.ouraged to seek nommauom from all "111rc.cs lor wh1ch the; .tn· d~hlc, 

mdudmg thur umgn,•;s1on.tl otficcs. '-.: \I'~ m1dcms ,in: .u ... i digihle for .i \cl.ni;1f) of the :--. 11; 110111111a 

tum wluJi \\111 be gr.unc<l h\ the :-\omnLl!IOllS and .\ppoimmems ( )ffKe. 

\11111' Amde111y I n11nd1111on 

lhc l nun! \t.HC\ ~ t\ I \cJtlc1111 I 01111cl.1uon Int. .il,o .1""'' pronus,ng c.111d1d.ues \\ho Jrl' 

not ippo1111cd 111 d1e1r hrs1 HI for Jd1111,sio11. lhi' 11011profu org.11111.111011 .m.11d' .1 li111nnl 

11u111her ol 1pon"'r'h'I" lor po\I high sthcwl prep.u.iror) 'rnd1e' Ill c11h.111u· tho\l c.111did.11cs' 

qualihca11om lor ,idmi\511111 \ 1si11heI01111J.111on' wehp.ig<' for llH>fl' 111for111.11ioll' \\\\\\, 

usn.1 tom 

I k I ound 11 on prm 1de, p.iru.11 'clwl.1r\hips tor rhme c.111d1d.11c1 \\ hom 11 spomo1s, hut 

f 1111il1c' or tpphwni- ,Jr( clipl'(.tC'd to comnh111e \\ 11h111 1hl'ir me.Ill\, ..,111dc111s ,It((. nd111g prcp.11.llOI\' 

\l hcx1l u11dcr tht 'IXllJ'iorslup or the I ound.1tton ITill\I oh1,1111 .l l!Ollllll.111<111 in order to rt'cl'I\ e .Ill 

1p1x1111um 111 m the .tt.1dc:1m 

I u ,,,,, i an11111" 1111/rt,rn 

inllegr II '1/5 for me '" I 

t!rdn i co1111· hert ngl•r .m 11) 

I l11cfrd rlrr com 11111m thar 

I helm e 1111/1111r, •er1•ffr 

demands ,mt! w111ud 111stt'lld 

of< 011111111tmrt, myilf lwl( 

hearudl) I 1111m 1 saw/red 

u 11/. my c111/1tm e:o.prnrnu 

11'fr1d1 led mt htrt• and I 

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Other Considerations 

1lppoi11t1111•11t of 1uo1111'11 

Women h<l\T bc.:rn full~ inrt·gr.nc:d inco chc Brigade 'ince Congress ;H11honzed their c:ntry inro 

1he service audc:m1es in 1976. \\'omen 1ypicallv compri'<' .1bouc 20 percent of each encc:ring 

cl.1ss. Admissiom st.mdards arc: 1ht same: JS those: for men. 

I he 1\cadem1 olkrs all midshipmen che same: opponu11111es 10 excd: a d1.1llenging acidc:m1c 

rnrm:ulum LO promme inrellec1uJI de\'C.:lopmem; a ph1·sit<1l 1raining program LO build sm:ngrh, .1g1licy. 

c:ndur.mce and ,elf cnnfidt:nu:; and a mili1.1r1· t:n\'ironmrnc co develop disdpline. milicary skills and 

k:1dc:rship. Lpon commissioning. womc:n ar~ digiblc !Or the same warfan.: spt:cialries as men wich rhe 

exu:pcion ofsubm.1ri11es, speti.11 warfare, and \larine Corps ground rnmlxu 

/'tl'l'lO/lS tlflf'/!CtlllfJ 

If you applied bc:fme bu1 wc:rr.: nor appoinced co rhl '\,nJI Academ~" you may reapply for 

.1dmi"ion wuh .1 suhscqucnc d.1ss. 'lhe .1pplicacion process is che "imt. \\'t recommend you 

rtuke ~·our<,·\ I nr AC! tc.:srs. If rnu are caking colkgc or prcparawrv sthool courses. 

\W suggesc rou r.1h a full course load .111d courses "m1l.H ro rhmc required of a firsr-year 

midshipman, including caltulus, chemiSI ry wirh a l.1b .ind English. You will need ro rnmpletc 

the ;1pplica1ion for 1hc.: year you .m: appil'ing. 

Ho111e-schoo!t'd c1111did11res 

Ho111c.:-schook·d s1udcms m.lkl" up .111 llllrcasing number of applicants for admission ro the 

L 11i1cd Scates N.1v,1l r\c.1dem\ l"ad1 \'C.:ar. You shoulJ go online and complete rhc prelim111ar) 

.1pplicarion ,JS l"<lrh as spring or the \'tar before \'OU Wish to l"nCt:r the ,K;ldl'111y. tach applicant 

ts reviewed on .t l.1" lw-casc h.tsis. but \\T generalil' look for che s,imc: ac1demic prerequism:. as 

traditional high school applil:rnrs. r\Jdnionally. include: in 1·our applic.uion a profile of your home 

slhool program, 1hl" .iccrediring .tgenn· and whechcr 1hc.: '>care Board of Lducacion recognizes chc 

progr.1111. Hmm ·slhooled applit.1nrs should also demonsrr.11c panicip.mon 1n local cxtracurrkular 

.1ui"icies, bo1h .11hkiic and non-a1hll"1ic. Guidelines for homc-schoolcd swdenrs scckmg 

.1ppoinrrnem to the Naval AGJdc.:nw .m: locul.J on our m:hsicc ac wu.•11:11s111u·d11/Admissioml.<thomt'.llf111. 

\ !orl specific ques1ions m:n be direued IO rhc '\!,l\',tl \ladcmy Admi"ions Office. 

Rl'tld111iss1011 offar111er 111idship111e11 

hmner nmlsh1pnH:n dc.:sutng w re ·enlt:r 1he '\ia\'al Ac.1tkmy are digiblc co appl) for readmission one: yc:.ir following dmr sc:par.mon from 1he ac.tdc.:my. lhc acadl"my's Academic Bo.ird 

makes chc final dc1c.:rminarion f'l'garding rhe readmission or former midshipmen. Like am· 

orher candida1c:. 1·ou musr re-qu;tlin medicalh-. submic rcn:nr PRl scores, and 1101 be p<tst \'our 

Tth binhday on July I of the ye.ir you would gradu.Hc from chc Al.Jdemy robe digibk for 

comiderarion. Requnrs should lx· .1ddrnsed co 1ht· De.in of Admissions. 'lou should nQJ submit 

.1 l'rdiminary Applicarion and you do no1 need ro 'el-k .1nmhcr nominacion. 

fntt·m1ttional stutft'llts 

l'uhlic La" .rnthori1cs c:Kh L. "· ":rl'icc .tLa<lemr w accept 60 excc.:ptinn.il imernat1on.1l 

'tudents offici.ilh- 'ponsored bl' their rcspcciivc.: goY<:rnmenrs. lhc Dep.mment of Ddl:mc, 

in consuharion with the Depanme11t of '11ace. sdcus .111d notifies rlK counrries that 111.11· 

nnminatL candida1es. Swdents musi work w1th rhc 1\merican Emb:1sw 111 1hcir home councn 

on 1h< applilation process. 'ldc:crion of nominee' ro .mend rhe audt·my is made b1 rh< ,,11·.1) 

·\L.1dc.:m) \dnrn'1ons Board in l".trl1 ·\pril c.ich 1·ear. All inrc.:rnacion,11 ,;udems scle. .. re<l lor 

appoi111ment will ht required w participate m a m.rnd.uory culwral .ind I nglish langu.1ge 

f.1111iliariza1ion program prior to in<luuion. I he1· will report to L'<i'\ \ .tpproximJ.tek I 0 dan 

prior ro Induuion Day. · . 

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I u•o1t!d recommend tlu· 

1\~1/111' ;1c11demy to somt• of 

n~rft1mds. _)'t'S, but not 111/ of 

them. Some 11re bt·rrer sutted 

far till' rigors and t1tttt11de 

of t!m i11stirurion 1ht111 tin' 

otfien. ui/1id1 is 110111 posit11•e 

or 11eg11111•e p;dgmellt, 

bra mnp~l' e1•ide11ce far 

the human rhnmcur. 

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Naval Academy Information (Blue and Gold) Officers 

) uu will undoubt..:dly have mam qu..:stions Jbour the '\J.nal Acadcmv and rhc JU\ al serVJu: 

h..:fore you make a commitmenr w pur,ue .111 .1ppoimmenr. ll1e Admissions Office coord111.uc:s 

,1 natmnw1dc network of trained '\a\'al \L.1dc:n1\ Information (Blue .111d Gold) OlfiLLrs. lhc:sL 

officers. loLJted in C\'Cr\' scare .• irt well lJU.1lihc:d .ro rnunsd \·ou on all aspcccs of the l\.a\'JI 

Awdemy. 'Jhc following pages list 'rare and .uea wordinarors can hdp you find rhe name: .ind 

address of your nearest Blue and Cold l )tfiu:r. \X c wam ro help you make chc right delision. 

I herdorc. several additional rcsourLes arL' .1v.11lablc ro hdp vou find om all you can abouc rhc 

ac.1demy and the professional opponuniric:s .\\ ailable ro \"OU afccr graduation. You m,11 \'iew 

our webp.1ge ar W\\'\v,usna.cdu/Admissions. In Ann.1polis. rhc Admissions Office offers detailed 

infi:1rmarion abour the Academy's program and .1dm1ssions procedures. Call chc office: ac 888-

2~9-"".,.07 or410-293-4361. 

ALABAMA 

Captain Roberr Greenman 

Phone: Home 256-837--586 

l.-mail: rpgn:cnman l@bellsourh.ncc 

7ip code areas 350-:169 

ALASKA 

lac Zimmermann 

·Phone: Home 90--2-8-2034 

L-mail: joc.zimm@clearw1re.ner 

Lip code areas 995-999 

ARJZONA 

l.aprain James Lind 

Phone: Home 602-265-0238; 

[-mail: skiplind@l97 5.USNA.com 

/ip code areas 850-869 

ARJ<ANSAS 

C.1ptam Seo!! Purslc) 

Phone: Homt 50 l-954-96 l 2 

l.-mail: spursley@aol.com 

/.ip code areas 716-729 

CALIFORN1A 

l.apca111 Bram Caner 

Phone: Home 408-T2-5262 

!-.-mail: BCaner@n\'idia.com 

/ip code areas 939-951, 954-955 

Captain Ccorgc Wallingron 

Phone: Home 530-432-125-

1·.-mail: ccwall@gv.ner 

/ip code .ircas 952-953. 956-961 

( ,ommandcr William Srcwarr 

!'hone: I !omc 805-962-0703 

/ip code areas 930-938 

Captain Richard Estrada 

Phone: { lomc 323-.:H0-808'1 

1·-mail: ,aJrvesc@eanhlink.nc1 

/.ip code areas 900-905. 909 91 (>, 918. 929 
C.1p1.1in .\ lrron 1'!,ming 

l'hont·: I loin, (1 I 'J-692:·12·12 

l•·m,1i1; fl1gt(i1'toX.nC:l 

/ip rn<lt· .irt:.1' ')I 'J-922 

C:umm.rndc:r :-\itk .\l.1d1g.1n 

!'hone:: I lnmt· ')·19-'i66-'N88 

I nuil: nilk(i1'.1lison111ong.1gc:.com 

lip wdt' .ut'.ls 906·908, 9 I-. 926-928 

( .1p1.1in 'itc:phm Andres 

Phone: Homt" 8'i8-·154-6-'i'i 

I mail: St,phc:n ,\l,\ ndrc:>61'g111.1il.co111 

/ip rndc: art",IS 923-925 

COLORADO 

C1p1.11n I ,1wrc:ncc.: Duba, 

Phom:· I lomt 1()3 3 38-0 I 66 

I· 111.1il: hduh.1~d1ounail.co111 

lip wdc <11c.:.1s 803-81 ') 

( omn1.1ndcr l·.dw.1r<l ( ohb 

l'hont': Home: 303-690-(,.;() I 

F-mail: t"lll.1ru1hh~nns 1.to111 

Zip code .1rc:.1' 800-802 

CONNECTICUT 

rl1un1.1s \l.1xwdl 

Phone:: f lomt' 20.1-2-2-0·160 

[,.m,1il: n.1, .1'.1rt~1.10l.torn 

Zip w<lc .1rt'.1s 060· 069 

DELAWARE 

Commandt"r \\'il11.1m Soc:r 

Phone: I fomc: \02-183 ·661 I 

I 111.1il: \\Wsocr(i1•aol.co111 

/ 1p code .trc•;ts I 'J7 199 

DISTRICT OF- COLUMBIA 

I it"utt"Jia111 C.ommandc:r Br.1d1 Schildknecht 

Phone: Home: 4 I 0-268-2422 

!'.-111,1il. br.1th·(i1 I 992.u,n.1.wm 

Zip wdt' .1re.1s 200. 202-20'i 

FLORIDA 

Dr Rich.ud R.1pson 

Phone: I Iomc 10--6·1- 13 31) 

L·:111.1il: RiLh.1rd.C.Rapson(i111,1S;t.go\' 

/1p code: art:.1' 320- 122. 32--329, 347, 3"19 

C.apc.1in hank C. 1\l;min 

Phone:: Home 105- 238-8.'3 18 

L· mail: NJ JRAJ\ l'i9((1'aol.co111 

lip uxk .trc1s UO 11·1. B9. 34 1, 348 

( u111111.1mb 'lit•\·en 'l\\·ii'1 

Phone: I lomc: 8 U-6'i I I i77 

I -nuil: ssw1fc(i1• 198-.usn.i.com 

lip code .11t-.1s 326, 3 3'i-3.38, 1·12-346 

\., 

Lic:ucc:nam Rud J'indal 

Phone: Home 850-217-0919 

1--mail: roJ crn<lal6l'll1l.co111 

Zip cod<: areas 12 3-)2'i 

GEORGIA 

L1eutcnanc Commander ( 1nd1· ,\tiller 

Phone: I lomt' 770-650-8921 • 

f:.-111,1il: 1..1ndvamilla(i1 mimbpring.com 

/ip tode areas 300 303. 'IO'i-J00 

Licurena111 ( :0111111.111dc:r C~rct:r Edge 

Phone: I lomc: 7 06-283 .33'12 

E-mail: cedge(!11":n: I .org 

Zip code: m:as 304, 30'-.3 l 9, 399 

l-IAWAJl/Guam & the Pacific Islands 

C.apt.1i11 Alma C.rocki 

Phone: Home 808 -s 1-1 3.39 

l--111;1il: .1lrn.1.grocki<;1 na\T.mil 

/ip wdc area> 96- 'J69 

IDAHO 

Captain 1 homas I·. :-\evillc 

!'hone: Homt' 208-3'12--322 

l::.-m,1il: drne,ilc((1.1d.1wc:b.net 

Zip rndt' .1rc,1> 832-8.38. 979 

ILLINOIS 

( olonc:I 1'.crn1 I~ Han 

Phont': I !omc: 8r-910-•1502 

E-mail: Kc:\'i11.hari(!1 wna.biz 

Zip code .1reas 600 608. 610-611 

Dougl.1s B. Bec:ki.:r 

Phone: I lorn..: 21--""9 )-5.U9 

E-mail: D!.kcker,\IGt aol.com 

Zip code area> 60<J, 612-629 

INDIANA 

Capra1n l 1mod11 t\,t\'illt· 

PhonL. Home 812-'J•H 48.B 

E-mail f'\; .\\ ILLLGt l'\"JJC;J fl BB.CO\l 

Zip code Meas •160·-.J-9 

IOWA 

Cap1.1in Dalt !.. l'uhrnunn 

Phone: H01rn: 119 2'JO. -s77 

E-mail: puhrmann(ii md1S1.com 

lip code: areas '500-52') 

KANSAS 

Licuwnanr Commandc:r John 1. O'le.lf)' 

Phone: Horne: 316.-3_1-'i919 · 

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Zip code .1rc:a; 66.3 .6-9 
Commander Jcffrt·,· \1. Kram 

!'hone: I lome <JI .f 681-64·1 'i 

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KLNTUCKY 

( 1p1;1in ( 1rq~on Rcinhard1 

Phone: 110111\· 502 244-7707 

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Zip code: .treas 100-429 

LOLl~IANA 

Captain I larold R. 1'.1ul 

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MASSAC! IUS[TTS 

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MISSOURI 

Commander jdlri:) "rant 

Phone: Home 913-681 644 5 

F-nuil: jkranz(it• 197-1.mna.rnm 

/ip rndc: areas 6·i0-6·19. 653, 656-662 

Commander ,\f1th.1c:I Carnes 

Phone: Home: 618-(128 I •1 1-

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lip code areas 630-639, 650-652. 654-655 

MONTANA 

Captain ,\Id \'\airers 

Phone: Home 406-""""7-2121 

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NEBRASKA 

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Phone: l lome ·102-.D0·9)5 I 

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NEVADA 

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Phone: Home 

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( omman<lcr \lark J\leninc 

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le would hL' 1111pmsiblt w prL'diLt wh.n four years ac rhe Naval .\c.1dem1· \\'Ot1ld be: like for 

rnu pcr,on.1lh, hur \\'l' c.111 desLI ihe our philosophy. our curriculum .111d rhc da1h· Ide you 

L.111 L'xpeu. Onl) 11 hen you cxpenence che exhausring rigor> of l'lebL '>umnit:r. onh "hen 

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struuured .• 111d designed to pmh you beyond whar you chink arc your limns. \Vi thin dm 

fr.1111<:" ork ho"<'\'<:r, lh<:re .tre nian)· "an you can pursu<: your 111di"idu.1l ar<:as of incerest. 

In rhis scu1on. \\Twill gi\'e you a gc:ner.11 desuiprion oflife at rhc ;\,11,11 AL.tdemy. Later 

ch.1pccrs g1\'e you rhe det,tils of che ,Kademic. arhleric and prok\Sional training programs. 

Definitions 

Ler's >t.Hl w1th a fC11 basJcs. ( )11 your firsr day at the Academy, you begin b1rn111g a whole 

new \'Ocahul.1ry of 11,11-.11 tc:rms. Before long, the Aoor is 'the deck.' the wall 1s the bulkhead' 

.111d the rL'slroom Is tht: hi:ad.' I 1ke\\1se. midshipmen senimil) 1s stan:d in <t way difft:renr 

from t rad 111onal rnllege lt·rms. 

All >'.11.11 At.1denn srnd<:nts, men and women. are called midshipmen, whic.h '' .1 rank 

h<:tween chiL'f \\.Hr.1111 officer .111d ensign 111 rhe Na\'Y. A midsh1pm.111 first cla" ".1 wnior 

or "firsiie." I he studL'llt body is rhe rlrigade of .\lidshipmen. or simply 'chc hng.1de.' and 

the n.1, al sen Kc ufrrn i' <eallcd 'chL' Hect. The brigade" di\'idcd 111ro \IX bau.1ltom. l·ivc 

comp.111ie' n1.1kL' up each b.m.1lton. mak111g a toral of 30 companies. The midshipmen 

wmmand structure i, he.ided lH J hr\t class midshipman. chosen for oum.111d111g leadership 

perfor111.111Lc w be hrig.1dc comm.rndcr. He or she is rc,pons1blc l(>r much of che brig.1de's 

d.1v-tn-d.1y .1cti\'it1c' .1, well .is the professional cra1111ng of midshipmen. On:rsec1ng all 

bng.1de .tuh ni<:s is the ( :omm.111d.111t of:-, lidsh1pmen, an act1\'c-duc~ '-.an or ~ larinc ( orps 

srniur ofhccr. \\'orking for the commandanc, experienced Na'} and .\ l;mnc Corps officers 

,111d senior <:nl"tcd lc,1d chc wmpanics .111d banal ions. 

Li' ing with 1 lonor 

l'hc l lunor Concc·pt of tht· Brigade of 1\ lidshipmen was csrabli;hcd by midshipmen to urge 

all h.111tl- to t.1rry out their dune' wuh the highest sense of personal imcgrit\ and honor. Ir 

rcprn.:nts th<: m1111111um ,t,rnd.ml rh.u midshipmen an: cxpccccd w follow. I lonor, 11Hcgriry. 

.ind luv.1lt~ tn the scn·icc·, 1rs customs, .111d m cradirions. ar<: fundamc111,1l Lh.iratccristics 

e"c111i.1l to J \llLLC"fUI n.1\'.1l officer. lying. cheating. and stealing are 1nrolerahlc 111 thL' 

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rllt' ricli liistor)• 11(1'11• Nrll')' 

.111rl hotl' II 1.1 mj• obl1g1111rm 

to rlo Ill) h1»1 111 t1rrlcr 111 

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10 

brigade as in rbe Heer. and m.1y bl' c.1u'l' for scpararion from the :"\aval Academy. 'Jh, 

emphasis is on "doing whac i' righc" rather rh.111 simply nor breaking chl' rules. 

'lo underscore: their commirml'nr co li\'ing .1 litc of honor. midshipmen dn·dopl'd and 

implt:mcnn.:d a Ji, ing documrnc known .1s rhe Honor '[rcarisc of rhc Brigade of \lidshtpmc:n 

!he: Treatise is a positive and uplifiing staccmc:nr Jireccly from che midshipmen expn:ssing 

who they arc: and whac rhev arc stri\'ing to achie\'e. Ir sers forth rhe common goals and ideals 

which midshipmc:n c:rwision for thcmsdn:s .H rhe :\aval Academy as well as in rhe !·leer. 

l11l' I lonor Concept and Honor li-l':ltlSl' an: tht brrgadt sway of preparing midshipmen 

for a lrfe of honorable service to th<:ir counrr\' . .\frer all, rhc furure of the 'lan-, l\!arinc 

Corps, and Na"al Academ} relics on irs men and women. and their dedication ro stri\'c 

to do char which is right. 

Four-Year Summary 

!he pull-our chan on rhe preceding page pro,·ides a diagram showing rhe highlights of rhc 

"-a"al Acadcm\''s four-year program. bch \'car ar rhe academ} builds on the lc-arning .ind 

experience of rhe prc,·ious ,·car. -\s you complcrc basic courses and begin ad\'anccd studic,, 

you also rake on more n:sponsibilH)' 111 lt.>ading underclassmen ar Annapolis and acrrng .1, a 

iunror officer during summer professional cra111ing wirh rhc Aeer. 

Life in the Brigade 

l\.o marrer whar your hatkground. th.tntcs .ire the Ji,·111g arrangemc:ncs at the Academy arc 

drffrrcm from anything you ha\'e experienced. 'lhc day begins wirh rc\'cille and ends wirh 

"lighcs our." You sr.111d warchcs march to mc.11, and wear u111forms for almosc C\'Cr} rhing 

you do. You and your roomma1cs mmr keep ,·our room ready for a miliran 111spccrion at any 

rime and keep \'our uniforms in regulation condirron. Demerirs are awarded for a room or 

uniform rhar is not 111 proper order or "squ;1rcd away." 

All midshipmen live 1n Bancroft I !all, a huge dorm1rory complex. You are assigned ro a room 

w11h one or more midshipmen .ind li"c in close proximi1:y ro about 130 orher midshipmen in 

your company. \kn and women midsh1pmt·11 from all four classes m<1ke up each cum pan~'. 

E.Kh ..:ompam has HS own arc.1 c.11led the 'w.udroom" for meetings and recreation . 

. \l1dshipmcn rooms are wired for lnrcrncr .tctcss, do,ed circuit TV and telephones. 
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1!1t1rr1 .Vn111/ -lutdt 1111 111 1982 I ft- 1> 1111 11< co111p!1Jhrd \'m'tt! A1•11uor tl'lrl• 1111 11c1 1111111!.utd 

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1111111dmg < Jjf1ur of 1'1r '/ 1h, rt1 Bell< · /11 /11p1111, 1/J 111ri/ 11.< ( r11111111111di11g ( Jfflar 1f ( ~11n,·r 

Air\\ 111g /'\\ '( J. //,• '111/ds 111\/1/S/t'rJ rl1'g1't't' Ill Aaod"111 1111c ,111d 11·11111011 \1·>tt'1m ji'flln rl•<' 

U1111• 11/ lm11tJSf't', 111ul 1111 {/(lt!111111111/ ,\/11Jlt'rJ dt:it:'"'' 111 \1,-,11<;<,I• \111d11•s }mm tl•c \\11i1111i1/ 

\\:1r ( 11/lq,r. As< 01111111md1111t 11/ ,\/ulsl11p111r11. /,,. 111· "'"' tht p ·ofi';;10111t! d1·1·1·!11p111,·1111111d 

da)·IO tin) !ll'r< of r/1,• lfr1g11tlt oj \/uls"1p111e11 

An .1ppo111tmt'lll to the l'nnn-f '11Jtt·, ~J\,111\c,1dt·1111 i' .111 nrraordin.ir\· .1tco111pli,h111cn1, .111d i' 1hc llN 'l<p in f1>1ni11g .1 proud 1r.1d11io11 of lc.1dc.:r,hip .md honor.1hk· 'c.:n itc 

IO our great n mon I he l' \, 0:.1\ .1l 1\t.1dt·111) ''di p1m 1de \'OU \\'ith .1 di,ringui,hed .1c.1dc:mit c.:duc.111on. \upc.:rio1 

Jthle:tit opponunitic.:' JnJ .1n unp.1r.1lkkd ch.11.1L1c.:r .md k.1dc.:r,h1p dc.:\'c:lopmtlll c.:\penc.:ncc.:. \\t• \\ill provide 1·m1 1he 

founda11on ~nd .1ll 1hc nnc.:".1n woJ, w k.1d d1t· mc:n .md women of our future "·1'') .ind .\l.mnc: Corp' re.1111. 

A< .1 \ l1d1hip111111 1 ou "ill he hc:ld w tht· highc.:'1 ,1.111d.1rd of wnduLt. honor .1nd i111c:grit) in nc:n· .1,pett of your 

d.uil lifr \ou " II dt'\'clop 111or.1lh, 111rn1.1lh .md phl',it.111\', .md h.: t'\pmnl w .1 tiit u,nl k·.1dc1,hip cm ironm.:nt th.H 

onli 1hc l \ '\ n.11 \t.idc.:m) t.lll prm 1de. Your \UlllllH:r' will he 'Pelll in \,lriou' lot.Hion' .1round 1hc world, g.1ining 

cxpnlllll< In lht• fkc.:1 \\ irh Olli :"\,I\\' .1nJ .\ l.1rine ( 'orp\ IC.:.1111. \\'hcd1t'r )'Oil .trc.: fh ing off or ,Ill .11 rcr.1fi C.trric.:r, \le.1111· 

mg .1tro~s 1hc ,c,Tn \C.1', 1r.111wc.:r,111g the ot.:an dc.:pth, or \t:r\'ing in rhc.: fidd "ich our \ l.1rinc.:,, you 11 ill c.:xpcricntt' fir,t 

hind 1hc: t'X(111ng opponunnic.:' ch.u .l\\.1ic nm upon gradu.uion .rnd ctnnmi"iuning. 

lhc ".11.11 \c.1dt·1111 i~ .1 u111qut· c.:xpcncncc ch.H \1ill d.:1dop .ind uhin1.1rd~ tc.:'t your honor, uiur.1ge .ind l<Hllmicmc.:nc 

I ht' d1Jllcngc i< gr<.';ll but 1hc.: uppom111i11c.:1 .m· l11nitlc.:,~. \\'e in\'irc you w .1Lu:p1 chi' journc.:1 .md impro\'c.: your Iii~ .md 

1ha1 of }flllr touncr.. 

lhe uunp.1111· j, the rnmt 1111port.1111 unit ofchc.: morl' th.in t,000-membl'r Bng.ttk of :-..11J,h1pmt·n. ,\1.un ol 

\'llllf nu"t rc·\1.trding cxpcnc:ntn a1 the.: 0:.n.11 \c.1dc.:111} .tre thme you ,hare wid• member' of your comp.111)'. 

\ou c,11, ,lc.:c:p. \t11th, drill, pLn .111d uimpc.:1..: .1, 1e.1111' 11 ith your compan} matt''· You lc:.1rn 10 1ru1c .md rd) 

nn t•,1th other lhe co111p.1m• cxpc.:rii.:nu: .11,o gl\t'' you .111 1de.1 of how rhing' \\Ork in the.: ~.l\·y .111d \l.1rint' 

(<HJ" \1hc:rt· '111 ill-11ni1 tohc.:,ion, tt~llll\1nrk .md mor.lll' .1rt• ,I\ 1111pon;1111 in pt~1Lt·1inl<: opc.:r.11ion' ·" 111 

wmh.11. ~1th n.tr, wmp.1nit'' tompt·tc.: for tht· title.: 'Color Comp.111y.' the: hc:,I 1n the brig.1dc.:. ·1hc \'C.:.tr-long 

color compc111ion .1111ong thl' '() Lomp.111ic' i' one \\.t~ tomp.111) 'Pirit i' built. ( omp.111ic' .1tcu111ul.ut· poinr' 

ror .1L.ld<l111l protC.:\Sio11.1J .111d i11tr.llllUf,li l'XLClic:ntt'. lhc: U)Jllp.1111 with the 1110\I pollll\ I\ rc:cog111znl .1t tilt' 

( olm l'.1r.1dt d1mng ( ommis,ioning \\'eek 111d 1hc11 cnjop ' Pcti.11 pri1·ilegn for the.: nn1 \'<\tr. induding 1hc: 

honor ol rcprt''<'ntlllg chc.: ~.11al AL.tdcn'I .11 otliu.11 lunuiom such ,I\ prc.:,idc111i.1l inaugur.Hion,, 

011 'it-prrmQrr 11 !{J(J I 

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bl1 ( "oh rum~Jrom tl1t 

/~111.1co•1 1u11 Jl /t'u 1111/r:. Jrom 

11 y /.1 h I ol 111 I "K!"''' I 

Ard'''" I) lmou 11 I 11 anud to 

rr 111 ti' m1l1t.1ry. but J«mg 

'llt '''""''l' flmt 101tlrr 4Jll1tt k 

m1t Ir tin 11 mnrt c"'""' 

It n 1dr r r rr, tll..;.r 1/1,11 you 

loo 1U I rl omMllrd '" rz 

I "''(" ~l\t Kl '<Ill 

\\ 11111 l I \'~ 01 loo~ 
I ll'n11/d11 ( gll't' up tl1e pleb,· 

51111/llll'rjor rlll)'lfii11g 111 tf1t• 

11'fJr!d. I far111a/ r,·l11110//_\///ps fl11d 

ji-ic11d.d11p.< for t/11 ri·sr of 1111 lip 

m• ll'Olllr/ r/i1• fi11 Md> or/111: 

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12 

Pl ebe Summer 

All midshipmen begin 1he four \'ctr progr.1111 w1th PldK Summer. a period dcsigm:d co rum 

c1nlians 111ro m1dsh1pmcn. Piehl 'iummer is no genck e.rnng inco che milttar) routine. ~oon 

after enccnng chc gare on Induu1on D.1y, you arc pm inco uniform ,md caught ho" ro s.1lute 

b\ the first dass midshipmen "ho le.id rhe plebe indoctrinarion program. For the next sc\cn 

"eeks, you start your dan at dawn "1th .in hour of rigorous exeruse and end them long aficr 

sunset, wondu111g how you will make it ch rough the next day. Forget tele\'is1on, leisure time 

or movies. )ou will have hardy enough hours in the day co finish your assigned plebe t.1,ks! 

The !ramie. exhausting pace of Plebe 'iummer leads you ~omewhere. Ir gets \'OU re.id) for 

vour responsibilities when the lrng.tde remrns from summer training and the academic year 

begins. The summn .1lso builds the foundauon for the tangible and incangible qualities th;H 

111;1ke an oumanding naval officer. You karn sdf-discipline. You learn to organize your rime 

and dcude which chings .Ul mmt 1mporr.1111. You reach cop physical wndition. You develop 

vour abiliry ro think clearh under stress .111d to reacc quickh when rhe unexpern.:d comes 

your wa~. Am officer who has ,wnd the \\acLh on rhe bridge of a ship in a srorm or landed 

a jei on rhc de.:.k of an .1irLrafr L.1rncr .tt mght <:an cell you ihe importance of chese qualities. 

Plebe Summer imroduces \'OU ro rhe hasJc how-w's of the :\avy as well. Aboard ::\a\'al 

Academ~ sailboats. you learn to respect the po\\ er of wind and currem. You learn the 

ba,in of seamanship. n.n ig.1uon .111d boat h,111dling. On che weapons range. you lc:arn ho\\ 

co fire small arm' safelr and accur.Hcl}. 'lou .1lso learn wh~ we ha\'e high srandard, of honor, 

character and conduct. And. you beg111 to Je\'clop ~·our own ideas abom leadcr,h1p and ihe 

techniques thar will make you .111 dl~:ctiH~ le.1dcr. 

Academic Year 

\X hen rhe upperclassmen rernrn to rhc .JCadenw 111 lace August ro begin the acadc1111c ye.tr. 

you begin a routine rhat becomes \'lr\ familiar during your four year,. A cypical weekd.n· 

sd1cdLLle looks someching like th1': 

5:30 a.m. 

6:30 .i.m. 

6:.10 - -,oo .1.m. 

-,ou a.m. 

~:l'i a.m. 

-:'i'i- I l:4'l .1.m 

12:05 p.m. 

12:10 p.m. 

12:'i0 - 1:20 p.m. 

1·30- ):.30 p.m. 

'\:-l'i - 6:00 p. m. 

6:.'10 - -, 15 p.111. 

8:00 11 :00 p.m. 

l\l1d111ght 

\rise fcir pcN>11.1l li111c" \\orkouc (opt1onal) 

Rc,-cilk (.111 h.rnd, out ol hcJl 

\pcu.1l 1m1ruL11on pcnoJ tor plehc, 

~ lorning me.ti forma11011 

Brt·.tkfa,t 

!·our da" penot". 'iO mmure> t-ach 

:\oon me.11 lurma11on 

:-.10011 meal !or .tll m1J,h1pme11 

( nmp.tm 1r.un111g 11me 

hlth .tnd 'ixth da" pcnoJ, 

\,tr,m and 1mr.unural athlcUt..\, cxtracurncular .md per,onal 

.tc11vu1c': dnll .tnd parade, tw1<:e '":d<lr in che fall .rn<l ,pnng 

'upper 

Stud\' penod 

T:tf" for .11l 1111thh1pmc11 

\X'hen you add m this schedule che llllle n:qu1red for mil1w; duries. inspt'Ction preparation and 

.:xtra academic inscrucuon. ,·ou can sec 1hc demands on your rime arc ccm,ider.tbk. 
A \ou progrc through the \C.irs .it the .it 1dml\, leadersh.p re,pons1b1l111n gro'' I 1d1 

\e r \ou nd \our dis mat~ "Ul'le more 1mpo•1.111t rol«; 111 runnmg \Oltr Lompul\, \Oltr 

b.111 lion .ind the brigade B\ the ume \OU .ire .1 fir-i cl.1,, nml,h•pm.m. \ou irt 1111k1ng duh 

dcc"ion' 1fle<.11ng the morale .md perform.mce of other m1tf-h1pmu1. !cm tr< tc.1d11ng them 

the fund me1•1.1I of the n.i,.il profoss1on ind hclp111g them through d1fli,uh1n lou Jrt• 

leading throu h pn,on1I ex.unplc .1h1lm • .1u1horm .ind ttd1111<1ue' \OU k.irncd 111 dtt 

d 1 sroom .ind through thre \cars experience lour kadu,l11p re,po11s1h1l111n .1l,o 111cr<.1'' 

111 ummer prolt '1011al 1r1111111g. u1ln11n.111115 .1' .1 JU111eir ofhtc1 during \our hr\t dis' 

summer cruise 

'lou build \Our le.idcr,h1p sk,11, 111 the" .111d other 'e111ng,, "here: 1011 t.111 k·.1rn Iron• l111\t.1kts 

.ind hcncl•t trom the g111d.111u of ,c.1,oncd otlit<r' .rnd \lf!lor utll\tt·tl. lh die time \011 1.1ke 

\our pos111on s .1 n.1,,11 olhccr rc,pous1hlc for kad 1 :!. 'I 1lor' .1ud \IJrul<' \1>11 h.1\l h.1d 

pr Kt1wl k 1d~·sh1p cxpcncncc and 111 dC\dop1ng te 1 \\01 k 10 Jtcnmplish go.ii' .1ml oh1ect1\l''· 

Spmtua l Opportunitic:'> 

1 l•c copper grt'Cn dmm of the t hapel IO\\ r- mer the other hu11d111g' 1u the 1 ml .it the :-\,1\,11 

A dcm\ and. in .1 \Cnsc \Cr.CS .IS .l \Ymhoi of the .iwdum to the oub1tlc \\orld I Im 1s more th.m 

J .. mnudrncc (), r the dcwdcs of m1r histoi;, fighung \mcn,.in' h.1H lc.1rnt'l! b\ cxpene1K< 1h.11 

th re 1s a d1'1•emmn 10 m 11.ir. leadership both 111 and out of tombat th.11 I\ csscn11.1I to real 

clft'lm nc I his " the 'Pmtuao f.1ttor, the 1m.mg1blc ljlL1lm "< "'111 moral tour.igc 

It 1 tl1" 1,peH of the K dcm\ s m1ss1<111 th.it the Rcl1i:1ou' \ 11111,trlc' l'rogr am Strl\C.S to fulfill: 

w fost r sp1r.m 1! func.-ss. nd promote tht moral dndopmem of the nmlsh1p111en "11hrn dit 

tenet' of an 111dl\ 1d11.il s pcr,onJI f.i11h or hd1cf I he ( 'h,1pl.1111 ( t'lllcr Str\C' d1t religious .111d 

spiritual nnds ol 1hc lmg.1dt• h, m1111'lcn11g Ill the m1tl-h1pmcn through p.1'1or ii t.ire, 'Jllfllll.11 

.111d rcl1g1om mentoring m11.1l .111d ,,1u,11ncm.1I ohlig.111om .111d b, prm 1d111g p.1,1rn.1l t.ire tor 

all rcg.irdlc\s or 1ht1r fauh h.1tkgro11nd 

I ht ll 1,lc1m emhr.KC'i frt'Cdom of rcl1g1011 111 al, th.11 \\e do 1 lm mc.111' .1!10\\ 111g our mid,h1pmu1 

to \\or lup or 'lot l\ the\ dcs1re \\!11le pl.tung no rcq111re111em' on 1111dslup111en 10 emhr.1ce 'Jll'ClfK 

bd1d or p 1m 1pa1c m specific rchgmus C\cnt.s \1 the s.unc mne we prm 1dc support for a\\ 1de 

\Jflct\ of rd1g1ous beliefs 'iO those nudsh1pmen \\ho de;ue to \\Orsh1p .ire free .md .1hle w do 'o for 

1h 1 o\\n person 11 moril dt"\dnprncnt 

\'\"Jule t 'l<Llllle at rd1g1ous scr. KL"" \olum.m rP1d,l11pmen .1re rcnundt-d chat as officer ot tl•e 

111\ al r.1 thur person.ii heh f \\ 111 ohcn Ix 1e.1t.J, and th.n 111 11111c of st~ their suhordmatc-; 

\\ 111 look w 1hrn1 for sp1mual J5 \\ell as pmk"\,1on.1l grndJnte llu.· :-\a\.11 \~.1dl'1m h.1s long lxl1t'\cd 

th n fumr< ofT1tcr' '"'C 11 to 1hrn1-ch1.." md to thn\C tht'\ "ill It-ad to gain 111'1glm 1•110 moral 

cduc.11 md sp1m.ial d1111cm1om ol mJ11.m leadership. I .inhcr, "" \\Jiii to 111.1kc \lire our 1111t1'h1p 

men u11de1\t 1nd the 1t"\pom1h1l1t1l\ 1l•n \\Ill h.ne a.' otlita' 111 e1Nmng rc:l1g1om 'lll'l'oll for 1hur 

'.'>11101' 111d \I mncs r111111a11er dtt n.1111rc of thur hd1c:h. :\:01 onh do \\c \\,Jill our 1111d,h1pmen 

.111d \Ollllg ollitcf\ to rt-spt'Ct the hd1ds .md pr.1c11Ce\ of tho"-' \\ho lollm\ .1 d11le1t·nt rdig1on or hold 

hd1 h d1ffcre111 fro1111ht1r o\\11, '" \\,llll 1ht111 ro un<lc:r-1.111d .md cmhr,1u 1hc:ir med ,I\ 01l1ttrs 10 

cmurc th "i,11lors .md I\ lannt"\ t.tll .1t1cnd SCr\ltl~ .md rcLCl\e rcl1g1om 'upport .1hoard ,l11p or on 

the b .nltf1dd I rom thc hrst d.11 of Plebe 'lummer unul the da\ ol to111111"s1on111g four \cars l.ntr, 

th 1 id nl\ <..h 1pl 11n' scr.e md mumter to 1hc sp1rnual nt•nls of 1he Bngadc of\ l1d,h1p111<11. 

l h 1pl um uc Ktl\ \ 111\oht-d 111 J ho't of Bng.1de JLll\ Jiies, prm 1dc person.ii counsd111g. rangmg 

fmm f..11h cm rt"d 1~ u through wsc.~ of hie and death, to lmurc m.unage plans 
Recreation 

All midshipmen are encouragc:d w take pare in one of che academy's many duhs .111d 

excracurricul.u activities. For plc:hcs npedally. rhese activities hc:lp to rdien· che stre" of 

academics and rhe cough milic.1ry rouunc Afrer plebe year. rour free rime inlreasn. You 

may relax. pursue per,onal interest,, datl' and explore che local area. !here's much to \lT 

and do in Annapolis. Balcimor<.· and \\1

;1'hington, D.C. TI1ere also .m: man} culcur.11. 

social and 'pores activitie' 'pomorc:d h~ che Academy. 

5pectaior Sporrs 

On autumn weekends. the cxd1emem and color of 'Javy foorball sweeps the brigade:. All 

midshipmen atrend home games 111 che nearlw i'.wv-i\!arine Corps .\lemorial )cadium. 

The football season end' wirh the enme brigade.: cheering on rhc: ream in the cradicional 

Army-Navy game. I here arc ~I ocher varsity Navv reams ro cheer on as well. Oumanding 

specraror fadilies bring our enthu,iastit Navv supporters for almost every rivalry from 

wrestling and swimming to bcrosst'. basketball, soccer and baseb.tll. 

!'lebe Spomor Program 

During PlcbL )ummn. every mid,hipman 1 .. introduced to an Annapolis-area fomilv thac 

has rnlunreered ro hmt midshipmen for dinners. local sighrsee111g. recreation and simpk· 

rdaxacion awav from che dcm.mds of chc Yard . .\Ian} sponsor relationships la'c long 

beyond the atadcmy yc.irs. 
lhc: Brig.1dc: \Lm111c:' Comm11tc:c: pl.im 'c:"c:r.1l ,pc:ci.1I weekend, during the 1·c:.u, indud1ng en:nt' 

hk< the ~mnu.il l111ern.111on.1I B.111 with young guests from foreign cmh.;"ic:' in \\'a,hingtor;. I).( .. 

\jjJ,Jiipm<·n group' ,tl,o pl.111 .ind p.micip.H<' in rht'.Hm .• 11 cn:ms, ..:onccn' .1nJ dinnc:r\. 'ien1or na\',11 

uf!iLcrs Join mid,(11pmc:n regul.trly for tr.1ditional mes' night, fc:amring form.ii ruk' of ordc:r formal 

wa't'· ,kit' .ind good·n.11ureJ fine,. lndi\'iJu.11 companies of midshipmen olien org.rnizc: their own 

speci.11 .ILti,·itic:' on weekend,. Ccnainh- rhe highlight of our 'ocial calc:nd.1r i' ( 'ommissioning \\'cek 

in :-.1.11 fiH· d.1y' of d.rncn. g.1rden pames. p.1r,1dc:s. concerts and a Blue: 1\ngcl' flight demomtration 

all u1lmin.111ng in gr.1duation and u1mmi"1oning of the first da,s midshipmen. 

\X'<· t.th· .1dv.1m.1g<' of our proximity 10 \\ashingcon. D.C <tnd lhlrimore ro ;11r.rnge rickc:t' .tnd 

rrampm1.111on w uil1ur.1I c:1·enrs in 1ho'c metropolitan areas. l'la1·s. wmphonies. opc:r.1' .1nJ ballc:cs 

a1 \\'.1,h1ngwn\ Kennc:dv Cc:mc:r .tnd other 1hcatn:s arc open co mid,h1pmcn from .111 d.1"c:s. 

\\'ith 1ht· Bob Hope: Performing Am Center .11 .\lumni Hall. the '\a\'al ·\t,1dc:my is abk 10 provide: 

.t "1dt· 1.mt'l\ of thc:.nric.11 anJ <onct:rt e1·e111s lO miJshipmcn. !he Di,unguisht'd Ani'c' 'ic.:nc.:s. 

\\ h1th prt''l'IH\ pc.:rfiirntC:f\ or inrcrn,nion.tl rc.:nown, is the centerpiece: of the: proi;r.1111. J\ J,t>qUt:raders 

produuiom, mmicak glt'e club conct:rcs. chapel organ recital>. music cotKt-rcs. '\J,1val AL.1demy Band 

contc.:rc' .111J dumber mmit retit.1ls rnunJ our che action-packed ye.tr of c1·u11s on cht: Yard. ,\ fanr 

other cultural .Kti\'nit:s, induding poem· readings and lectures h~· lt:.1ding Amerit...111 .rnthors .• tre 

ofkred at tht: .t<.tdc:nw. 

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Extracurricular Activities 

Fvcn wilh a midshipman's d1:manding academic and ,nhlccic schedule, you will have umc for extracurricular acuvilics (ICAs). 

l"hc following arc some or the Na,·al Academy's currcnr ECAs. 

Amateur Radio Cluh 

Amcri<:an lnsmlllc ofAcronalllic; & Astronauuc; 

A mcrica n N udc.u Soctery 

American Soctcty off\ lechJnical Engineers 

Art C "Jub 

Assnciarion or C .omputing Mad1incrr 

A"rononw Cluh 

Bapri't Sll!dcnc Unmn 

Black SrnJies Club 

Campus Crmade for Christ 

Campus Girl Scouts 

Cannoncer~ 

Catholic Chotr 

Cad1ol1t f\1idsbiprncn Club 

Checrleadmg 

Chcrnmr, Club 

Chess Cl~b 

Chinese American Club 

Churchill Socicrv 

Color Guard , 

Deb.uc 

Dolphin Club 

Drum & Bugle Corps 

l;cllowship of ( hrisrian Athletes 

l'encing Club 

hlipin~ American Club 

I rcnch Club 

German Club 

Glee Club Musical 

Golden Key National Honor 'lociet} 

(;ospd Choir 

lnstirurc of Electrical and Elcctrornc r.ngmecr; 

lnrernauonaJ i\lidshopmen ~ 

J.1pancsc Americ.111 Club 

Jewish Midshipmen Club 

Jo)' Bright Hancock Group 

t16 

Judo 

Juijmu 

Korean Modshipmcn Club 

lrtb)'rimh 

Lat;n American Srudics Club 

L:mer Day Saims 

lucky• Brtg (yearbook) 

Marine !Cchnology 

\-lasg uernders 

\tlath Club 

1-lodshipman Anion C.roup 

f\lens Glee Club 

Model United Nauons 

Muslim ,\lidshipmen Club 

Nanonal EJgle ~com Association 

"farional Sociery or Black Engineers 

Narional Society or Collegiate Scholars 

Naval Academy Aviation Squadron 

Naval Academy l;orcign AJfarrs Conference 

N;1vigacors 

Oceanograplw Club 

Officer; Chri'lian ~ellowship 

Omicron Delta Lpsilon 

Pa1mball 

Pho Alpha Them 

Phi "'1ppa Pho 

PJw,ics Club 

Pi Sigma Alph•r 

Pipes & Dnims 

Pro1esl3111 Choir 

l'rorcscanr f\I idshopmen Club 

Semp,·r Fiddis '>ococry 

Sigma Tau Ddra 

Silent Drill Team 

Soc:racic Society 

Socien of :\m~rican f\ Ii Ii ran· h1ginccrs 

\ocicry of Auromorive Engineers 

'iococt} or Hispanic Professional Engineers 

\ociety of~aval Architects and 

1-farinc Eng111ecrs 

">ocie() or Naval Fngineers 

Society of'X1

omcn Engmeas 

Surface Naw Assoc1at1on 

·1 au Bera Pi· 

Team Bill 

Team Philo 

Tridenr Brass 

Upsilon Pi Epsilon 

Women's Glee Club 

\X'RNV (Radio Scarion) 

YP Squadron 

USNA Parachuce Team 

lnfoncry Skills Team 

Rock Climbing Team 

USNA Special Operations Team 

Scuba Club 

l\lidshipmen Srring Ememble 

\louncaineering Club 

Equestrian Club 

ALLIES (Alliance Linking Leaders in 

Educarion and the Services) 

r\dvemure Racing 

Combat Arms ream 

,\lidshipmcn Group Scudy Program 

lralian Midshipmen Club 

7i"idenr Newspaper 

LOG;\ !agazine 

Russian Srudi<.:> Club 

Shooring Club 

Alpine Ski learn 

Brigade Medi,1 Producrion Group 

f\liddle Eastern Studies Club 
01u l 01t111rys r;11od'" perjormrd 11} t'1r 

Al,nq11rn1den, rite 1111d,hipmr11 rhtwrrfritl group 

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1'.c1·11111g my t:\prri1·11n·> JI/ 

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l' ·ll~KI R. USMC 

Ct W> Ill 2008 

Local and Area Attractions 

!'he Naval Ac.1<lt:m) adjoins h1sronc <lownrown Annapolis, which is famous for irs scare 

c.1pnol, colomal homes and wacerfronr. rhc cm· <lock 1s rhe focal po1nr of tht: -\nnapolis 

\\;Ht:rfronr. \X'orkbn<m ourlint:d for harve'ling u.1bs and oysters bcrrh ncxc ro m11l1ondull.1r sailing 1·adH, and power boars. During mild weather, rhc dock is rhc 'ccnc of concercs. 

hoar <hows and ti:scirnls mixing midshipmrn .ind lc><:al ~irizens with rhomands of rourisrs. 

For .1 small urv of-10,000, \nnapolis is ver~ ,oph1s1i~.m:d, offering man~· fine restaurants, 

houriques. an gallt·rie,, must:ums, a reperrory 1ht·.w:r and a symphon~· orchcscr.1 5ewral 

large shopp111g cemt:rs .tnd m.tlls are located in 1hc suburbs. 

f\ laryland's h1rges1 cit\'. lhlcimorc, is approx1111.itt:I\' -30 miles from Annapolis and the 

'\l;nal Aca<lc1m. B.1lumoro Inner Harbor offers .1 wide variery of specialrv 5hops, eateries 

.111d encena111m1.:n1. l'hc \l.irvland Science Ct:111t:r .rnd rht '\:anonal -\quanum are also rhen:. 

Lrc:,uer Baltimore .11'0 h,i- ihearrt:s. gallt"nt:s, museums and a zoo. l·or 'pun' enrhusiasrs . 

. 1 professional indoor 'oc.:ct"r team .• 1 minor league hoc.:ke, team. the Orioles b.1't:ball 1cam 

.111d the Ra,·cm foo1hall tc.1111 provide spores cxurcmt:nr. 

Due west of .\nnapoli, lies\\ a'hingron, [)(_.,our nauons Lapnal. \\ ash111g1on is home ro 

the 'lmirhsoni.m lmrnution w1d1 1cs museums ofN.uural l lisrory. Nanonal G.1llen of Arr, 

\merican H1swry and Air and Sp.1ce. There arc hundreds of ocher at1rac1ium r.1ng111g from 

.Ir! galleries, svmpho111t:s, opera, baller anJ off-Broad" ay theaue ro rock ;1nd J.lll concerts, 

eth111c.: fesrivals .tnd sc.:cnK parb. \X'ash111gwn also lus ics -.h.ire ot profcss1011.1l spores reams 

indud111g chc Redskins in li.1othall. rhc l\ation.tJ, Lil b.1scball. rhe \\'izards in h.hkctball and 

the Capital, 111 1c.:c ho~kcy. 
Midshipme n Pa\ a nd Be n efit\ 

1'11t• N.tV) pa~~ for tl1t· 1111tion, room .rnJ hoard meJKJI .md dcn1.1l L.tn.: of N.l\ .11 \L.tdcnw 

rniJ,h1prrn.:11. You also cnjo\ •tgul n .1.:rin·-du1r benefit, indudrng .t(cc" w mtl1t.1rr 

Lomm"'·iflc' .rnd cxch.rngc,, LommcrL1.1I 1rampona1ion .rnd lodging Jisn1un1' .ind d1t• .1bili1~ 

(0 H~ 'P·llC .1v.1il.1hk· in mtlu.irr .llrlr.tlt .1round che world .\{jd,hipmcn p.1y ,, !>8')·1. rn 

monthly, from "hid1 l.mndr). b.irbcr, whbler. ;Kc1vi1ics fen. yc.1rbuok and otl1cr service 

ch.irgc' .ire dedtll!ed. 1\uu.1l L.1,h p.1y I\ :SI 00 per month \·our first year, whid1 inLrc.ises each 

yc.ir 1hcr,1fccr. 

Leave and Pri' il cgc~ 

The Naval Alatknw\ Lnmbincd .1<.:adcm1c, militaf) and plwsiLal den:lopmcn1 programs 

demand J lot of clfon. requinng \'OU to spend more mrn.: on umpus chan the 11·piG1I civilian 

rnllegc ,1t1dent. Bue mid,hipmcn cn1m Chriscm<LS and \Ulllmcr V<ll<lllom Oc.m.:) plus shorce1 

period\ of cunc off (libncyl. hct• crmc lO be away from chc Acadcmy 1s based 111 large pare on 

a"igncd milu.ir~ rnpomibil11ic\, pcrform.rnn: 111 academic and militarv cndc.t\'C>rs and d.iss 

sc111oricy. 1\ll m1d,h1pmcn gencr.1111- .ire granccd lea\·e dunng chcsc period': 

I hanbgirn1g k·.1vc, 

• .111 cnd-of-seme,ter leave; 

• 1111d ierm le.we dunng spring semesrer: 

• .1 'hon lihcrt) pcr10d .It the t•nJ of spring ":mcsccr and bdore 

( .01111111ss10111ng \'\'eek, 

• 1hrt't' \\eeks of \Ulllmer v.Kalion 

During 'cmc,1cr' of tl1c .ll.t<lcmk yc.1r. off-campu' privilcg.:s fall in co two l.ltl'gon.:s: town 

liberty and wcckt·nd liht•m·. \V ... ckend lil1 ... rty permits vou to cake an overnight away from the 

1\L.1demy during tilt' wc<.:kcnd, rc:1urn1ng bdore the Sunday evening meal. \ou art 111H eligible 

for wc.:kcnJ lihem if you arc .ts"gncJ J miliraf) dury/wacd1 (rotated rcspons1brl111.:s) or rf 

you .in: h.1,ing \<.:rious difficult) 111 audcmic;, condun or milicarv performance. I own liberr\' 

curt<:\" diner .1e..:ord111g w wniorny. (,encrJlly. town and weekend liben\' i, ;1ud1orized f01 

mitl-hipmen .1, follow': 

• l'lchc, h.l\t' tm'n lrbt:rt} on ,').uurdavs (noon m m1Jn1ghc) and yard liberty 

"11h111 tl1t• 0:.iv.11 AL.1dcm1 <.omplex on Sund.in. 

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\\Tch·mk 

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"c·d upon cl.1". 

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p.irkrng 'P·ILC is HI\ linmc<l .11 chc Ac..1du111 .rnd Ill .\nn.1p0Ji,, 1\1"" vou h.ne l11ni1ed lime 

off 111 thc tim )<."ar' to mJke u c of J pm ate 1d11de lhl·se Jre chc cum:nc rules: 

• I hi rd cl.1" mid,hipmcn .md plchcs ,1•e not pcrm111eJ to opcr.11c nwwr 

\cht• In l'Xtcpt whcn .1111l10rizcJ lca\c, '11d1 ·" d11ring Chn,tma' 1,1l.\llon. 

• \nond t l.i" mid,hipmt•n 111.1) h.1,·c .1 l.tr hut mu'c m.1i111.1in .md opcr.uc 

11 he ·ond Ac.1dcmy grounds 

• I sc d.1s' mrd,l11pmc11 111.11 drilc .1 c.1r in Ann.1p0Ji, and on the 

'- ' I AtJdem). 

• ',,' n11J,hipm.111 '' .1l11mcd co mJ1111,1i11 or operatl· a mocor..vc.le. 

Alwlw/ .md /Jmgs 

\,a fmurc n.n .11 ollitt'r, yo11 .uc cxpe<.cnl to nm ah11se .1kohol .111d to shun illt-g.11 drug' 

cncirclv. l'ld1cs, n~g.1rdk·" oi agc . • tr<: not .1ll1l\\<.'d co comumc akohollL bc\crage,. A' .m 

11ppcrd.1" nmhhtpm.1n. you rn.I) drmk ti you arc tlw rmnimurn It-gal .1gc for drinking 

(21111 ~1.iryl.111d;. If rnu chomt• to drink .1lwhol the ~.nal Ac.idem) wrll prmtde soual 

<>tt.1si1u1' "hcrt· respon,ihlc: 11\l" of .1kohol j, pcrmillt'tl. \11th .1, .11 .in olfi<.i.11 r<."cc:pt1<m. 

I he use ot illcg.11 drup '' 'mcrh lorbtddcn .ind rcsulcs in t"'\pul,1011 I rum chc .\c.1Jcm\. 

\s a 1111J,h1pm.111, 1ou .1rc suhicct co random drug cesung chrough urrnal)st,, lOn,1s1em 

'' ith '\:,1\) \\Ide pol1lil"' .ind protcdurl"i. 

Prc\cncion and Deterrence ofSc,ual l lar:l!>smc nt Jnd Assauh 

111< '-I\ .11 \l 1dt·111 doc' not 1ok1 lit •l'"\11.d h. '.111c ll or .l\\.ld ( )111 go.ii l\ to 

prcH·m ><"XllJI .1ss.11.h from Ollllrnng 1hro11gh comprchem1\'c cJul.ll'<>n Jnd .l\\.Ucnc" 

1r.11Ping. A-.1dc1m Slaff ,111J farnh) seek w prm 1de the sJfc,1 po"iblt· lc.1rn,11g 

lll\tronmcnc for mid,hipmcn h) m.1im.1in111g ,1 professional tommand cl1111.11c chJt 

p•om<llc' dignm .111d rc,p<:<l .ind IH 1111plcmt•n1111g .1 thn.1111il, pro.1<ti\l· cr.1ining 

progr.1111. lhe AtJtk1111 prngr.1111' .11c con'i'tl"nt "uh 1hmc in thl· 1 lt·ct .111d ,\I.mil<' t 'orp,. 

lhc '>t·xual ,\;s.mh \'ttlllll l111e1H·n11on progr.1111prm1dt·, tr.uning 10 die Brig.1dt• ol 

\I 1dsh1pmcn through .m l"XlCllSI\ c lour-1e.1r tlll rk 11111111 th.:ir tO\'t"r' .1 hro.1d r.1llgl· ol wpk' 

sud1 ,1, J.1tt• r.tpc ,t\\,lf<:nc"· prc,c111io11 .111d i111crH·11tio11. \l1<hh1pmcn .ire ,11'0 edut.ncd 

on \ltlllll 'llJlJHHl, \tt1im\ righ1' .. ind tht• mcdit.1l .1nd lcg.1l .1'JWCl' of,cx11.1l .1".111h t.1'c'. 

\'.11io11' gul''t lctturcr,, 'pcti.1li1iPg in thl' topil of,<.0

\11.11.1',.lllh .l\\.Jrl'lll'" .md dctcrrcnt<', 

prm idc further educ.ttion throughout cath \'l'.lf. ,\fjd,hipmcn are cxpc<.tcd l<I cx«rci'c 

rcspon,ibilll) Ill JHC1enc111g .111J deterring un.ictepcJhlc hch.n tor from oc1..11rring •• ind co 

lond11c t 1'1<·msches 1' ofliu:r' '' llh dt.tr.1C1cr. 

In the r.1rt" l'l'l"lll 1h.11 .111 intid<:nt doc' Oltllr, tht• 1\l.tdt•m1· ha' lfC:\1tnl .111 t·n\'ironmc111 

th.11 cntour.1gt·' 'ltllllh 10 uimc forw.trd h)· pro\'iding 11111ltipl<" p.1d1, of 1q1oning. 

l\\t'lll) 1;iu1 hour oil call 'upport, prompt rnpon'c to .1llt·g.11ior1', .111d 1111111<."di.uc 

p1otct uon for the \It llm. All \'it ti ms of 'cxu.11 ·'"·mlt .1rc lrt'.ltcd \\ ich f.11rne" anti r<»pc<.l 

"n mcmhcrs of tht• '=.nal ·\l.tdcm1 's st.1tf <"11,llrc dit· '<"'l'nh·l", toord111:uc·d .md clfcUl\1:" 

h.tndling of ,c,1111 ,1's.1ult «l'C' in\'oh ing mithhipm<'ll, induding rdcr1.1l to .1 victim 

~ll 

I uw three 1ea" old u·hm S•W' 1111 f-1 i 

Tomcat Jor 1he /ml 11111e 1111d I duuled 

tlu11 I 11anud10 fly for the /\~,,.r Tl r 

Nat.ti Academy luu prepared 111e to 

ndnt·u tlhlt dre.1111 after nil these )mN 

I "'II·" I 110\1.\S Bl l L, t LA" 01 2008 
aJvocate, coumding. and medical services. All allegations arc thoroughl1· investigated and 

pcrpc:trator' ;trc hdJ acrnumablc:, undcr Jue process afforded lw the Uniform Code of 

i\lilicary justice. 

Services 

Almost c;\'c:rything you need as a midshipman is a1·ailable on the Academy grounds. 

Il1c.:re's a bookstore.: uniform and tailor shop, cobbler shop. snack bar. barber/beaury shop. 

post oflice anJ rctreation room>. We .ilso pro"ide the following services: 

lJmi11g 

'J he entire brigade cats at one time in a 55,000-square-foot dining area or wardroom, 

King I !all. Companies sit togerher, anJ food is served family style during thc week. 

Other meals arc served bufiet style. King Hall offers a 11 itle variety ol healthy choices to 

ensure midshipmen h.1ve the proper sustenance for their high mcrabolisms. All of the 

fooJ for the 12.000 meals served daih is prepared by our food ser\'ice staff in the kitchens 

ad1accnt to King 11.tll. 

\!tdiwl Cm 

i\lodc.:rn facilities for medical treatmcm are conveniently located at the Naval 

Ac,1Jcmy. Bcsides routine medical treatment, onhopedics/spons 1m:dicine, podiatry, 

phy~iLal thuapy. prevemivc medicine anJ optometry services are available. Specialises 

in gynecology. dermarologv. neurology, cardiology and urology schedule visits to the 

Acatlcm} Consultarion and rreatmem including inparicnr care, in all major medical and 

surgic,tl specialties an: <Wailable ar se1•eral military m:armcnt facilities. such as Bethesda 

and \\alccr Recd 'vlcdkal Hospitals. /\lost emergencr condirions are handled at ncarhy 

Annt 1\rundd l\ lcJical Center, a fully accredited civilian facility in Annapolis. 

!Jt'llral Cart' 

Comprd1ensivc oral health care is prm·ided br rhe Dental Clinic conveniend) located 

in B;rncrofc Hall. !he professional staff provides che full range of dental hygiene and 

, gcncral dcmistry m:armenr. The specialries of Oral Surgery. Orthodomics (limited), 

1-ndodontics. Pcnodo111ics and Prosrhodontics are also available. 

i\lidsl>ipmm D1·vl'lop111c111 Center 

A \\1Jc \'ari<:ry of training, cducanonal and clinical services are provided ro promote 

anJ enhance the adjuwncnt, well-being. and professional dcvdopmenr of midshipmen, 

induJing rnnfidenrial individual and group counseling. 

I <:rt,rtl 1l.1;islrllll't' 

·1 he Office of Lcgal Coumd is availabk m assist midshipmen with personal and militar) 

legal <(ll<:stions. 

F1111111c1t1! 1'1d1•1u 

Rt·gul.tr seminar' offer information on savings, loan>. insurance programs. investment 

opponuniti.:s and ta.\ rcwrns lndil'idual financial counseling is available from a Navy 

~upph ( .orps officer who serve~ as midshipmc:n financial ad,·isor. 

R1g/11 1101v. f u•ou!d JIJ' n ,·nrdbo11rtl 

box if Jf had ll'111g; on 11. f fa•·! rlu· 

Nrnwl tlmda11y hm f''''P'll'etl m«for 

111hr1tn•t•r chrillt·ngi·s I 111ighr j(uc in 

rlu Ji11urc ft hm been evrrythi11g r//flt 

f thought it would be. It h11s been 

t·xtrrmefr tough. but I u•ouftf do it 

t1g11i1J. 

- Ess1Gs R1cK W11..!>os, CLASS OF 

7ht· Sm Trials are tough. endurr111rewm·. but wJfh e1myo11,· 111ork111g togt•rlm; i•ou tlo11! ret1f~)' rl11nk t1ho11t 11. 

!1; ti 1011gh first yem; bur I got through 

Jf r11ul f mn ( compl11i11. 

- ).,fms111P~JAS [1m BRuGI l' R. 

Ct.ASS OF 20 I I 

t J 

4 

51 

Academic and 

Professional Education 

lo prepare midshipmen as Naval officers, rhe Naval AcJdemy's curriculum blends 

professional sub1ects wirh n:qu1rcd and elective courses similar ro those offered ac leading 

ci,·il1an colleges. Our curriculum has chree basic clemenrs: 

• wre requirements in engineering. natural sciences, rhe humJniries and 

soual sciences. ro assure thar graduate~ are able to think, solve problems and 

express conclusions clearly; 

• core acadcmic courscs and practical training to reach th.: professional and 

leadership skills m1u1red of Navy and Marine Corps officers: and 

• an academic ma1or char pennies a midshipman ro explore a discipline in some 

dcpch and prepare for graduate b•d work. 

IAccreditation 

l ht '\Ja\'JI Academy is accreditcd b) rhe Commission on Higher r.ducacion of rhc 

\I 1ddle Sra1es Association of Colleges and Schools, 3624 /'.•larker St., Philadelphia, PA 

19 I 04. (215) 662-5606. The Comm1ss1011 on Higher Education 1s an inscirnrional 

accrcditing agcncv recognized by rhc U.S. Secretary of Education and chc Commission 

on Recognicion of Pose-secondary Education. In addirion, six orrhc N,ival Academy's 

' engineering majors are prorc:iliionally accredited by chc Enginecring Accredirarion 

Commission of the Acrn:ditaiion Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). 

The com purer science major 1s accredited by rhe Comp ming Accredirar1on Commission 

or ABU; and rhe chemistr\ major is accredired by che American Chemical Sociery. 

Deg ree Awarded 

Upon graduauon. a bachelor or science degree IS awarded regardless or major, by law. 

Jue to d1c rcch111cal contt11t of rhe core curriculum. Thosc in rhe top I 0 perce111 of their 

d,m gradual< w1th d1srinuion. !'hose who have complercd special honors programs 1n 

one nf six sdccced majors graduat< with honors. 

Chapccr 4 

The rdnuonshrp betu1et•11 

ojfir1•rs nnd men should m 

110 sense h<' thnt o,(rnperior 

and i11fi'rior nnr that of 

mnster a11rl servant. but 

mtha rhnt a/teacher 

n nd scho/11 r. 

- Gt '.\l·RAl Jmt1' A. 

LL)EL ~I. USMC. 

Cl w. m 1888 

5.3 
I Ac \ DI.MIC 01 ,,, ''D PR0,os 1 

f),.,111 \\''i/1111111 ,\/,//,.,. n•11trm·d to Im 11/1111111111ter '"the sl.\·t/1,1lr1ul1•1111c lJm11 ,md Prm·ost in October 

I IJ9-; hi' H tlw d1uf1mule111ic officer flf rhe N111'tl! Amdemy Dt•1111 . \Ji/la gmd11fl/t•d fimn the Nflvrtl 

/lmdt'lll)' 111 I 'J6.11111d. d11r111g his j I ~)'Mr Nr11•1• ct1reer. mn•d 11s 11 \11rji1C<' \\"111j1ir1• Officer rnul fl 

/,•,u/,.,. 111 tf,, .vi11')'i rest'llrch t111d dt•l'elopml'lll progrmm. As ti mrj;lrt' ll'tl1fm· ofjirl'I'. Det111 ,\filler 

co111mt111dal 11 fi·;g,111· t111d 11 des1roye1: As fl rt'St'11l'rl1er, Dm11 ,\filler Sl'l'l'l'fl ti.< r/1e Chi1fo[JVfl1•11! 

Rt'.<et1rd1. Ctm11111111di11g Ofjirn o/1ht' N11l'tl! R1'setll'ch l.t1borr11oq. t111tl jo1111di11g diraror ofrhe 1\~11,/s 

/1111• Ob.<1'1't'r1hl1·.( (sll'lil1h) fi.t·/1110/agy office. Ajia ret1r111gfi'om rl1t' .V,wy, D1•t111 ,\111/a Jt'rt'ed from 

199.J to / IJIJ; ti> t!w /lssanrlll' l'ro11ost fa1· Rem1rrh t11ul Ecrm1m1/l' I )1·1•1•/op111e111 tll \\1-st Virgm1fl 

U11111ers1t1• 11'/wn· lw m-Ji11111rlal the 8em•d11m Ce111er far I:d11c1111on R1form 1111d 1h1• fm11111te far 

\'ofitl'tll'I' R1·s1•111d1. /-11• /Jt11ds 11111S1e1-,. 1111d doaor ofphilosopl~)' rJ,:'t.rl't's in f./1•ariml F11gi11eeri11g 

fimn '>1r1111irrl ll1111•1·1-s111•. 

"The NaYal Atadc1111 h;i. a long. proud rradi1ion of cducaung .111d 1rai111ng leaders for the greacesr 

challcngL·s of 11.111011.11 serYiu:. Wt· prepare our graduaccs m lead dit• nation's sailors and l\ !arincs immediate!\' 

upon graduation. \lk .ilso provide a firm foundarion nfknowlcdgt .11 1hc bac.:calaurc.:are level 011 which our 

graduates c,rn J;m:r build the '>pecific cxpercise thn will need for their career progression. The careers on 

"h1d1 1\,11',tl ALademy gr.1du;m:s embark demand mdiYiduals who can chink cricically. anal~-ze complex 

probkrm. 'peak .111d write anicul,udy. and faichfulh- supporr tht ,-aim:' of cheir 'crl'ic:e and their narion. 

The founda11nn of chc.: atadcmic program at che Naval .·\L.1dcnn· is our core.: wrriculum. Taughr by one of 

our n.uion\ finc\t undcrgraduJrt: faculries in fim dass facilicie,, the rnre curriculum ensures all graduaces 

rccein: .1 comprchcn,i\C, 111tdlc:uuall~· challcng111g education whid1 prepares chem ro cackle a diYerse array 

of compkx problems. le i' in our core curriculum char midshipmen deYelop the professional competence 

necc:ss.irv for .111~· of our gra<lu.Hcs ro succeed in an~· ,l\'ailable c.iren field in tht '\.aw or)\ !arine Corps. 

!'he.: N;l\"11 AL.tdc:my also offrrs e:ich midshipm.111 a sdecrion of 22 majors in <l1sc1plines as diverse as 

engineering. m.uh, the plll'sic.:al ,ciences. rhe humaniries and 1he mc1aJ >cicnu:s. Each of these majors 

co111ribu1cs 10 1hc del'doprm:111 of a srrong cduwc1onal found.uion ncc.:cssan for our graduates ro excel in 

dlt'lr 1111111cd1.11c: rcspomibili11es and 111 fumre stlld1es. )omc 111.11ors h,l\·e been rared bl' independenr 

nation.1l ,111thori1ie> as among tht: bcsr of their disciplint: in the wu111ry. 

l\ los1 1111ponandr. in 1he Naval .Academy's academic program, we seek nm onh ro cducare our midshipmen, 

but to rnbstan1iallr wncribucc lCl the development of rheir d1.ir.1e1er. l'hrough consisrendy high srandard, 

of perform.rncl', a dcm.rnding curriculum and a scimularing learning environmcnc. we develop leaders 

char.K1c1i1nl lw ,.:Jf-di"ipline, inin.cti,·e, dererminanon and a t0111mirmcm to life-long lc-arning. The 

.1C.1dcmiL prog;am rnmplcrrn:nrs rhe professional rraining. charauer deYelopmc.:m and ~he physical education 

componcms of 1 he Ac.1dcmy program ro produce these critiL.1l lc,1dcrship qualiues. \\'irh ics comprehens1Ye 

cort: rnrriculum, ourscanding majors program, and emphasis on di.ir.lLtcr dcYdopmem, I believe the --.:aval 

-\t.1dcmy is producing mmr.mding lc-aders for romorro\\ and rhe 11ex1 millcn111um.~ 

Educarional Philosophy 

lht· '\a,·al Acadcnw\ phiJo,oph1· of c<lucarion s1resses arrcnuon co indi"idual sru<lenrs 

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lw highly qualified faculry mcrnher' "110 art• sirongil' corn mitred co 1cachmg. Ir\ hard co 

gc1 lose in the classroom ar rhL '\la\',tl AG1dL1m. C bsses arc small. w11h an a\'crage s11c of 

.1bour 18 studen1s. h·en rill' <.ore rnurses rt:qu1rcd of all midshipmen are c.liYided 11110 small 

sc.:Llions, so chat m1dsh1pnu:11 n:n·iw 111diY1c.luali1cd anent1on from 1nsrrucrors. In science and 

engineering courses, che s.1111c professor who lectures in the dassroom supervises cxper1111c111s 

in che lab. This conrrasc-. sharp!) w11h rnmt uniYcrsic1cs, where scholars 111.l\' .1ddrt:" their 

Hudcnrs in hugL lecrure halls. hu1 din:u conracc with undcrgradu.11c.:' 1n labs or discussion 

secc1ons is delegated lO gr.1du.uc assis1.1111s. All courses .1r chc' :\aval Academ1· .m: r.1ugh1 and 

gr;tded b) faculty members. noc h1 gradu.nt: ;hsistams. 
I-acuity 

( )ur %0-mcmher f.tculry i, .tn intcgr.ucd group or officers .md tl\'ili,tn' Ill ne.irly el!U.ll 

number-. I"hi5 compm111011 "u111qul· among \t:f\'ICt' acade1111r.:,. Ir daces from rht· r.:.1rliesc 

d.i)" of chr.: 0:a\,1l Slhool whr.:n dm:r.: li' ili.111 reachcrs 10111cd four '\.,1w olliLl"rs in the first 

facult) in 18·15. ( Hfilers rocatr.: to chr.: :\l.1dcmy for rwo-ro·thrr.:r.:-vr.:.ir .1ss1gnmr.:111s. hr1ng111g 

fresh ideas and cxpenenu:s from nper.monal uni rs and sc.llh or rht '-an .ind ,\ lann< Corps. 

They tan al'° C"Xpl.1in how studies at the Atadcmy are applied 111 the flcr.:t and thr.: fidd. -\ 

sm.111 ladn: of o!Tttr.:r farnltv who h.n·r.: dol!orates add .rnmht:r dimension to the te,iching 

staff.1' l'ermancnr ,\lilit.H)' l'role"ors. fhc Academv's li\'llian f:u:ulty memhers gi"r.: 

rnnttnuicy to thr.: edut.111011.11 program .111d form a core of professional schol.irsh1p .ind 

tr.:aching expericmx. 0:c.1rly all or these uv1lians have doctor.ii dr.:grer.:s. and 111.lll\ or chc.:m 

arc rcrngn1zcd .is lr.:.1ding schol.m 1n thr.:1r fields. \X'orkmg wgr.:thr.:r closely, d1r.:sl' 111il11ary and 

cl\·il1,111 faculty mr.:mbr.:rs form one of the strongest and most dedicated rr.:ad1111g E1cultir.:s ol 

an) wlkge or unin:rsity in the United 1

11atr.:s. Although many f.1cuhv mr.:mhcrs an: 111voh-r.:d 

1n schol.1rly rr.:scarth .rnd writing. thl·1r first priorirv always is tc.tching. 

!wm!IJ• 5m1u1· 

hmnded 111 199 ~a' ,1 rnmol1d.1tion of rwo earlier faculry organizariom. the L n1tcd '>tatr.:s 

i'\.11-.il Aladcnl\' I aculn '>c.:n.m·'s primary purpose 1s to advm: the .u.lm1nl\lr,1tion on faculry 

and curriculum 111,mer>. \X nh .1 memhcr;hip of approx1111atch :rn. the.: '>l:natc is wmposed 

of rcprc.:,cnc.Hl\T\, hoth 111il11.1n· and civilian. from rhe various audcmic dc.:p.mments and 

d1\'i'1011,, I l'piull~·· the '>en.He meet' rwice a monrh during the .1cadr.:mic 1·e.ir. rnndlKting 

mmt of it' hu\111C" h.1,ed on rc.:pon' from rhe ,·ariou' commitcecs and suhcommitcec.:s. 

An imponan1 gn.11 nl thr.: '>cnarr.: i, to improve Yard-wide communicarion. ,\, .1 re,ult. sc.:n1or 

1k.1dc.:111y .al11111mtr.11or' .ire c.:x-officio t11l:mbers of rhc !lcnar.:. addressing thl· membership 

011 iS'llt:\ of 111.ljor UllllCrn. 

/ICtldcmic Ad1•1Ji11g 

~lidshiprm:n n:u:1n· as muth help .1s they need in planning their academic progr;1111s. The 

ac.idunic ad\'i,ing S)'\lCl11 has two \tagcs. During Plebe Summer r.:ach L0111pany or plebes is 

3\\lgm:d two f.1u1lty member>, cnhcr mil1tary or civilian, to .Kt ,1, academic adv1Scr>. Lach 

pldw rr.:cein:' ,JL,idcmic wunsding induding basic stuck skill; 1nfor111auon prior m the comI menlr.:11lr.:nt of till' .1c.1dr.:111it ye.tr. Ad\'lsing conrinues throughout rhr.: 1·car ,ts ofien as m:ces· 

I s.ir;·. \X'hr.:n 3 111aJ<H i' ,.Jccic.:d In rhr.: 'pnng or plebe year. J 1111dsh1pman j, .issigncd a permanent bluhy .id' 1Sc.:r from chr.: academic deparrmenr of rh.11 maior. Profc.:s"H' .ind ..:ompan) 

ollicc:r' .m: extremely hdpful in pro\'ld1ng .JCademic coun;ding and .1d\'icc m mid>hipmen. 

Ler w think of"·dumtion 115 

the mmm o/dt·111·lop111g our 

gremest tlbilit11'>. b1n111st• 111 

et1ch of us there· n 11 pn1•11t<' 

hope tlnd dl't.'t1111, u•hich, 

fit!filled. Ctm b.- rmml1uerl 

rmo benejirs for 1·1•etJ'Olll'. 

tlnd gretlter srrmgth for 

our nat1011 

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Core C urriculum 

In four years ac chc ~a1-.1I AL.idem). 1·ou arc required co cake cerra111 core courses co make 

sure you are well prep.i.rcd for the major Ci!rt•er-path oprions available co :--.:av1 and .\larine 

Corps officers . .\ la1ors courses also prep.ire )'Oll for .i.d1·anced professional tr.lining .md 

posrgraduare educauon. which .m: expeued of nearh- all naval officers. Through required 

courses in engineering. na1ural sciences, snci.11 suences. che humaniries. professional milicary 

subjeus and physical cduL<Hion. cht • ;l\·al Academy gives midshipmen a balanced edui.:.mon 

co open praccJL.tlh anv door of opponu11111 111 rhe furure. 

During plebe or freshm.tn 1·e.1r .• 111 rnurscs .ire required. The required courses form the 

foundarion for rht mor< ad1·anced LOLmt•s chosen b1· upperdass midshipmrn. 'iome 

core requiremenrs in the uppcrd.1" years h.11·e .1lrern.1rivc courses from which co choose, 

depending on your ac,1dt•miL b.1ckgrounJ, .1bili11es .rnd major. 

!'he typical .JCad.:mlC schedule for pl.:bcs indudcs five courses in each of rwo semesters: 

Plebt· )'t't11: jint St'm1·st1·r - I 6 (rt•du l1011n 

• Cakulus I ,\!mt bcg111 here. some v.ilid.Hc and are plac.:d 1nro l.uer calculus 

courses and a k" pkhcs nor .1dcqu.m:h· prep.ired for calculus 1akt· .1 pn:-c.1kulus 

course du1 doi.:s noc counc .1s p.1n of the min11num mathematics n::qu1r<.:mu11 

• Ch1:111is1ry I Including labor.llories . 

• U.S. c;O\'(;rlllllCIH and C.ons11n11ion,1l Dcn:lopmenr - The found.moll of 

AmcriLJn Ji.:mncr.Ky. 

• Leadi.:rsh1p .rnd Human lkh.1l'tor - An n.1m1n.nion of chc fund.1mcnr.1ls of 

lt:ader,hip within cht• wncex1 of 1ndil'idu.1I .md group bc.:ha11or. 
• Rhecont .111J lntroduu1011 co 1 ner.uure I 

writing course to prep.ire tor 1h1s dass. 

'lomt• pkhn t.tkt• .t pr.tlt1t.tl 

• h1nd.1111c111al' ,,r Na,-al ~lie1Kt' -The lusic demc111' ot shipho.1rd 

npl'rJt1on, org.111i1.1tion .rnd propul'1on. 

/'ft./,,. )'t'llT, .<nond <c'Jll<'Slt'r- IR aalir lwurs 

• In .1dd1tion to thcse rnur,.:s taken for credit. a few hunJred pkbn \\ho 

h.t\'C h.1d little cxpmure [() Ullllpmcrs are prO\·ided wt1h 'ix week, or tr.tlfllllg. 

• ( .. 1lculus I I - Co111inu.uion of the fim-\emester rnurse. 

• ( ht111Mrv II Continuation of rhe first-semester coursc. 

\menun N.tval I leritage A hmory of this rnunm·' '\J.1vr. 

• Int roduu1011 to t\.l\'1garion 

• Rhet<lrlL .111d lntroduct1011 ro l.irerarnre 11. 

Advanced Pl acement 

~ton.• dun halt ol rhow c:nt.:ring th.: N;l\.tl Acadenw \',tlidare onl' or more courses. bu.It 

of 1h.: .1<..aJemr's .1t.1dem1t department' sers its own val1darion standarJs anJ ums1Jers 

one or more of thl' li11lnwing: 

• 1r111st ripb: 

• dlp.mmc111 \aliJ.uion tests, .1Jministered at 1hc '.a\',11 AcaJl'my: .111d 

• ( .olkgc I mrance Lxamimcion Bu;ml Achie\·cmem and \thancl'l.i l'l.1cenKnt tl~ts. 

During Piche \u111111cr, all l'ntl:ring 1111dsh1pmen take placement exams 111 l:nglish, 

nurh.:m;111c' .ind Sllellu: lnd1\'1Ju;1l 1111thh1pmen ma\ dcu to 1akc pl.teeme111 ,x.1ms 

in mhcr d1sdpl111t· .trl'.1' s11Lh as d1e111is1n'. economics, h1ston phl'>ICS, polllll.tl sli,nu: 

.111d lore1gn l.1ngu.1gcs. I xct·lle111 performance on che plau.:nit:nr exam' mar re,ult in a 

; 111id,hip111.1n 'alid.uing courscs .rnd 1hu, accelerating pomnns nfiheir audt·mic progr.1111 

l hcr lour 1•c.1rs, tlm Ill.I} pcrmi1 thr: 'iudr:nt co reduce the numhr:r of course' t.tkr:n 

111 .1 p.tr11u1l.ir 'c111cs1cr or hr:comr: d1g1bll' for spcoal ac.1Jc1111L progr.uns. for honors 

progr.1111' or l~ir gr.1du.11c progr.1111,, It Illa} allow a scude11t to ulmplece .1 minor, or t.1kl' 

tou"e' 1h.11 might not nthcrwi'l' fi1 inw the standard academiL ,chc:Julc. 

i\lm1 pl.1u:mcnt cx.1111' .ur: sd1cdulcd during chc first 1wo week, ofl'lchc 'lu1111m:r . 

.\!1d,hipme11 ,hnuld .irmc ,n the N.n·al Academy pn:p.tred to cake these \'l:n 1111pon.1111 

n.1111111.11111ns. hillm1111g tl1t· C\ alu.rnon of the exam n:sulrs. each plehr: will re(el\'l' 

at.1dt·m1c lOllll,d1ng from .t Et<:ultv adv1,er co hdp the 'tudem undcr,1.111d his m h.:r 

perlorm.111te on 1he ex.1111111.111011 .111d ,uhsc:qucnt placemc:nt in a paniu1br kvd or 

Sl'll 1011 11r .1 cOllr\l', 

In .1111 l<l\l nud,hipmt'll 11111,l 1akl' .t minimum or l 'i crc:di1 hours l~1d1 se111estl'I .ind 

sprnd .1 to1.1l 11l four \'c.1r' 1n fl'.\Jdencl' .lt the 0:aval ALadcmy, cxcepting 'lc.:n'lll' AL.1dcmy 

I xd1.111g<: .111d 'ltlllk ,\bro.id progr.1111,, to Lomplr:re profession.11 courses .tnd tr.tining. 

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JWI n111cmha i/1<• r/1ou;,111rh 

rh,11 h,111

t· go11" htfor,. 1111· 

tl111t 111111111ged to gtt through 

rhl' v1·17 s111111· chrilla1ge<. 

Thm· is stms /milt 11110 /if;· 

ha,., 1101 ro crush w, /,111 ·to 

make u.< tluu 11111d1 stm11g<"1: 

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M ajors Progra m 

At 1he l'\a,al o\cadc1m, chc academic program is focused on science, rcchnology. engineering. 

and marhemarics (STE;\!) in order ro meet che current and fucure h1ghh- ccchnical needs of 

the '\an. Graduates who arc protiticnc 111 sw:nrilic mqu1r\'. logical reasoning and problemsolving will pro"ide ,111 officer corps rc.1dy co le,1d rhe '\a,: m all of the di,·erse na,·al and 

,".lanne Corps warfare communities all around the world. 

\X hile the ma1onn of m1dsh1pnwn will chome their majors. chc needs of the Na"al '>er\'ICc 

Lake precedence and by the Class of' 20 ~. ,n lease -0% of Naval Academy and NROl ( 

gradu;nes 111usc co111plete academic nujors in rhe science:, rcchno logy. engineering. or 

marhemarics disciplinl·s. Ac rhe .:ml of plebe vear, midshipmen choose ,1 ma1or course 

of srudy wirh coumd from acade1111c and military advisors. 

T\"enr\'-r\\'O majors an: offered: 

Aerosp.1ce Engineering 

Arabic 

Chem ism· 

Ch1nCSl 

Computer 'iuence 

Computer Engineering 

Economics 

Electrical I:ng1ncenng 

English 

Ge~eral Engineering 

General )cicnce 

History 

lnfor~arion Technologv 

\lathemacics C· 

\ h:chanical Engineering 

\!,\\'al Archirec~ure ~ 

Oce.111 Engineering 

( )o.:anograph1· 

Ph\'sics 

Poiitical Science 

Qu.uicicaci"c Economics 

'>ysrcms l:.ngineering 

'iome of these areas offer add111on.1l spcli;1lizarion wirh1n the major. For example, 

n.:cognizing char rhe N<wy is an 1111pon.rnt uwr of space vehicles and sardlircs. rhc i\,1\'al 

·\cademv cre;ucd .111,1stron.nHics1r,llk w11hin rhe aerospace cngmcenng major ro hdp 

prepare midshipmen for asS1g111nl'l1 is 111\'0h rng space rechnology syst.:ms. ,\Ii nor' 111 hc.:nch, 

(.c.:rman. Spanish, Russran and .J.1p.111c.:\t' .m: offered co rhose who complete four ad,ancc.:d 

courses 111 one of thcst languages while .11 the ac.1dc.:m~ · 
Special Academic Opporruniries 

Srndcnt' \\ho excd ac ch< '\;a"al Ac.ulcrny have many opponun111cs co ch.1llenge anti 

ad' anu: tht•msdves through se\'eral 'pecial progr,1111>. 

Tridmt "icho!tll's 

I ht· I ridcnc Scholar Program prcmdes an opporcuniry for somt· cx.:epcionally capable 

midshipmen to engage in indept·ndem scud; and resc;uch during cheir senior year. 

r0Jlow1ng their scit:Ltion to the.: program during cheir JUlllOr year, firsc class scholars 

cun<luc1 yc-ar-long independenc research in an area ol cheir inrerest, working closely wich a 

faculcy .1d\'isor who is an expert in the field. · 1 ridem Scholars carry a reduced formal course 

load C(> give them suffic1enc time for 111-di:pch research and for preparation ol a publi;hed 

d1esis. 'Jric.lcm Scholars ofo:n also report cheir findings in national conferences rel:ired w 

cheir field. C.urrenc lmlcnc Scholars come from m.111y different majors and are resc-arching 

copies that range from uAnalys1s and Oprimizacion ofVonex Oxidizer Injection in 

a 1 lrbrid Rocke1 ,\ 1mor ~ysrem" co ··search for C.alaccic Asymmecry: Devdoping a 

Sr.ir Counc /\1odd of chc G.1laxy" co "Design. ~ymhesis and lesring of Anci-mJbrial 

Compounds Based Lpon a No"d ChcmJCal Lead." 

Bown1t111 ~cholar Progrttm 

The Bowman Scholar Program pro,·ides an opporrunicy for a small group of Naval 

Ac.ido.:1m m1d&hipmen. who are seeking inirial service assignrncnrs 111 cht: nuclear Navy, co 

rnmpc.:te for appoimmcncs as Admiral I-rank Bowman Scholars. Prior co chcir sdecc1on. 

canJ1dJl<:S arc SLrt:ened for che Navy's nuclear power 1ra111ing pipeline by the Direccor, 

Na\,11 R.:;Kcors. If sdccced for nudcar power training ,tnd subsequenrly appoinccd as a 

Rowm.111 Scholar. che Sd1olar panicipaces in a tailored research internship during one 

of che summer cra1n1ng hlocks preceding firsr class year and then participates 111 a special 

rcM:arch-b.iscd karning opporrnnicy during his or her lase )'L'ar as a midshipman. During 

the hrst rear of rnmmissioncJ service afccr gradu.uion, Bowman Scholars will likely 

be oll~red immediate.:. one-year gra<luacc education experiences resulring in a master's 

degn.:c.: 111 .1 cech111Lal Jis~ipline. Class of 2009 BowmJn Scholars will be cackling research 

pro Jee cs thJt range from "i\ laccrial Alternacivcs for Rapid i\lecal l'rororyping of i\ lilicary 

Compom:1m" 10 "\nalp.mg che \11xc<l Radiation rield Environmencs of Naval Aviacors 

and Airrn:w" LO "Alc.:rnace Biomc::1ric Algorithm Processing Using Parallel Logic in heldprogr.unmable <..ace \rra 1·s." 

//011ors f'rogmm 

/\l1dsh1pmcn \\ith o.:xcdlenc academic and leadership performance can apply for honors 

program' offered in lmrory, English, policical science, machcmacics, oceanography, 

,~·,1ems engineering. and economics. I lonors srudcncs complete a thesis or r.:search 

prnjcu and urall~ defend it before a pmd of faculr) m"mbers. Successful parcic1pams 

gndu.nc \\ ith honors. 

I 'ol1111rr11y Grad1111tt' !:ducat ion l'rogm 111 (\ICE I') 

1\l1dshipmt:n who have rnmpleteJ Academy course requirements earl)· rhrough any 

~nmhm.nion of v,ilid.mon and O\'crloading can compere for seleccion and begin work 

cow.ird 111.mer's degree\ ac nearby civilian univcrsines. such as rhe Univer&iry or Maryland 

and John' I lopkim Ln1\·crsicy Applied Phyisc.' l.aboracory. Up m 20 midshipmen can 

par11up.11c .11111ually. sr.ming graduarc work during firsc-class (se111or) year and completing 

the11 111.1s1cr s degree programs within seven momhs afcer graduanon from rhe Naval 

'\ude1m. I 1dds of scmh· arc sdecced lrom Navy-approved graduacc cduca1ion programs 

k-.1ding cu '\,an sub .. pt:~1alty qualifit:ac1on. 

Some call this place a fraternity 

It rs. rmd rht' best kind. \\'If fii,e 

~·· rhe mflnrra "Shrp, Slnpmate, 

Self" and when the gomg gees 

rough. there's always someo11t: 

u•ho will drop w!Jt1rever he or 

she rs domg ro help you out. 

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,\'111 al Awdem; /mt m111rn111tl /'rog1t1m ( Jf]icr 

f he :\,1\,11 Aw<lc1m 1s c.omm111cd to <lC\clop111g foreign langu.1gc and reg1on.1l knm,Jcdgc 

.is •1 third 111smu11<111al rnrc c.ompetenn, along'' uh c1h1c.1l k·.1dersh1p .1nd .1 strong tcch111wl 

foundation 111 scre1Ke. m.uh .mJ engmc.-cnng. lo prm1de J more c.ohcrcnt .lpproad1 

to de>clopmg 1md,h1pman 1111crn111on.1l ,l\\Jrcnc\S, the ~.1,al Ac.1de1m cs1abl1shed Jn 

l111ern.111on.1l l'rogram ( Hlicc J J'( )). Inc IP<) scr' l"S JS the principal pomt of wnt.ICt, LCntra' 

CoorJ111.11111g office, .111d SOllrU of cxpcn .l.\\ISIJllCC for ,1JI intcrn.111onaJ engagement (foreign 

tr.1vcl , 1rnor c.oo~<lm.mon. student .md farnh) cxdungcs. CIL) wnducted at the U '>. 0:a,.1I 

\c..1de'l'\ orb' L '>~ \ pcrsonne. I he rn.11om\ ol the II'<) dfon 1s fi>Cuscd on dC\dopmg 

.md m.uunng opponunmcs 10 rc111force m1dsl11p111.1n cap.1bilitK'S 111 fore1g11 langu.1gc.,.; and 

region.ii knmdedgc .1"1x1.11e<l \\ rth 0: \'\ .111<l \ l.mnc ( orps cheater sec.um\ coopcr.mon 

Jl m me' .m<l pnorn1c.,. I xa111pl<."S rnch1dc scmC'iter s1t1d} .1bro.1<l at lt>rc1gn 1mli1ar) ac..1den11cs 

.1ml c.i' ili.111 11111H.Tsi11ls, summer nl11c.1r1011 .md c.11l111r.1l 1mmcrsion opporr11ni11c.'S, 

prnfc"ion.d 1r.1in1ng Jll!l.ml foreign n.1\ \'gr.I) hull or tr.1i111ng ,,iii ,hips or ,Jinn dur.1t1on 

om·nt.nion vi,ns. At k.m 2:; p<:r«:nt of <.1th d.1" of rnidshipnH:n ,,,11 haw .1 '1gnific.1nt 

l.111g11.1gc.· or u1ltural ,l\\,m:llt'" CX('lntnce during thnr four yc.-ar' ,1lo11g the \l·wrn. 

Faci litie~ 

I rorn \\IOU tunnels to .1 state of the .1rt chemmn h1h\, \\e ha'c ouht.mdmg facilmcs .1nd 

cqu1pmc111 111 C\cn phase of our progr.im ( l.1ssroo1m. J.ih, .m<l athletic f.iC1l111cs pro\ldc 

modern .md comfor1.1bk m; ts li1r lcarnmg .1nd recrca11on. 

l 1 I 1g are 011/i ome of tie speaal amdemrr f,11 times m•111!.1ble 

ipuls on l.1h 

nd mnncls. both suh,ontl. .111d supcrsolllL 

'U-foot .md ~SO foot 10" mg tanks 

• l ;i,1al cng.ncu111g b.1s111 

• < '.ronmc.·1111( diam her f.1Cil111es 

>Lc.·.111ogr.1pl11c rcsc.uch \CS cl. field IJbormon .md \\<.1thcr ,tJtion 

• l(i-111d1 C.t"<"<•r.1111 rcfklt<>r tckscopC" 

full)-t:ljlllf'pnfl.1bor.11or1es for d1u11 'tr). ph)SIC\, t:nginccr111g, oc.e.111ogr.1pln 

.md foreign language co11r'c' 

• 12-rm tcr ,,udlne earth stdt1011 

( l.nnpuurr 

I he l '1111cd \1,11cs 0:a\,1I \c..1dnm h.1s hecn .111 cdul..1t1C>n.1l k.1der 111 the u'e of c.ompucer 

tec.hnolog: •lllu the l'l6<k lod.n 11 rs c.om1<krcd Oil< of the mo,1 wired, .llh Jllc.-d, .md 

lorn.1rd-look111g.111lorm .. t1on tcchnolog) c..1mpu'es 111 the n.mon. h1ghligh1e<l ln .1 S\Stcm 

of n1ul11mc<l1a (\otLC. 'l<lco, .md d.11.1) ncmork,. \ tilx·r op11c, ,c.1l.1blc, h1g.h-,1>ee<l 

cntcrpmc h.Kkbonc, \\ 1tl1 .l s\ seem of 111lorcd \ mual Inc.ii Jrca nc.'t\\ orb (\I.ms), 1s 

<lc<l1ca1c:d Ill c.'\ en bmldmg. office, c.onfcrenc.c room. d.1"room .• md l.1bor.11or). I l11S 

ncC\\ork .11,o suppom B.111crof1 I hll, the n11<lsh1pmcn s dorm1tor). I 11crall) hundreds of 

miles of fiber, .. oppu .• md co.ix \\ mng posn,rc our nct\\!>rkmg "nh unh11111cd expa1i-1m 

c.ip.1h1l11v. f'hc ncC\\ork prm ides l111ranc1 .md Internet .ll.'-<''· mulu med ;i L.1pah.lmes. 

th111 client .1ppl1ca11on,, 1111ell1gc111 tools, .. nd rd1.1hlt· 1111~r.11ed <k,ktop teLhnolog1cs. ol' 

<lrnund to support tc.·ac.hmg and le.1rn111g. rt·,c.•.uc.h, .md 'ocial u,c. ,\IJ I .9'i0 nudshrpmen 

roon1' .Ir< fulh llc.'t\\orkc<l 'llf'f"'rtlllg 2 fl~\ 1<lu> .111d d.11a c.0111mun1c.1t1011s to e.1Ch 

1111d,l11pm 111 de~k .\ lrd,h1p111c 11 .uc "di e<jt11ppnl m proht from 1h1, cm iron me Ill. Prior 

w the ht:g11111111g of d1c1r fir-i .1c.1dc1111l \<.tr .111 pkht:s reccrw .m .td\.mu·<l full\• mul11med1.i <li:skmp mr<nxompmcr "11'1.1 sunc. of communiL.11inns. Jd1111111,1r.lll\c.', .md ac.1dem1c 

sotm .. rc.· I he 0:.1'.tl Al..1dc.·m\ Lonsrder' 111for111.111on tc.·lhnolog\ Ill be a nus ron c.r.11c.1l 

rt:\ollr(c.'. .1 '1r.11eg1c 111111at.\C ml 1 <<>re com pc tl'll< '· <..on'«l~l'11th 111forrn.111on 1' 

~mhcdJcd 111 c.'\Cr\ l ~~ \ hmcuon 111 all user-dmcn product~ and ncsour(CS. All 
mitbh1pmen musr purd1a..\c a '.\av.11 :kadem) .. speciliL'll personal de.~kcop miLrocompurer 

anJ software during l'ldx· '>um mer. :\fr.:r introductory tr.uning. midshipmen use rhcir 

pcr>on.il compurn m mosc .KadcmiL course.~ and prok·ssional dcvc:lopmcnt. 

Nimitz lrbrmy 

l~uil1 111 I <rj, tht: l 1brar) 111dudn a collecnon of more dian 600,000 volumes of books 

and hound per10d1c.tls. plm gon:rnmcnr dou1111ems. mtcroforms. audiovisuals, <:Xlcnsive 

hold111gs of 111.111usLriprs and archi' al materials in Special Collecttons and Archiws. and 

a growing arr.1y of deuronlL resource>. Spcci.11 emphasis is on n.1val scit:nce .111d history. 

!"he l ibr:m's wehsit<:, indud1ng tts web cac.1log and an exrensive number of elccrronic 

1ourn.1ls and da1aba.\es. is ,1cce»iblc via rhc Academ)''s ncrwork from rhc midshipmen's 

dorm rooms and farnlt) ollic.:s. Comfonabk reading and scud)• .m:as can accommodare 

mon: than 800 srudems. f'hc Librar~ also comains seminar and group-srudy rooms, as 

wdl as 1 wo electronic cbssrooms. 

\\''riling Ci•IJfer 

Opcn wall m1dsh1pmcn. the \X'riring Center exisrs ro hdp chose nceding exrra wriung 

instr11ction !'he \X'riting Ct:nrcr is stafTcd by Lnglish department fowl[)' members, bmh 

Li\'1lian anJ m1l1can. who .trc experrs 1n composirion and in working wirh .scudencs ro 

improw dw1r writing skills. 

iThe .\1.irh I .th 1' .n·ailahle ro midshipmen to supplement meetings wirh rheir own 

inS1rucwr,. '>c.1ffeJ wi1h faculty members of the ;\lachema1ics Deparrment, the /'vlarh 

Lah pro"idcs .1s\lstanlc in all core nurhemarics courses ro midshipmen wirhour prior 

appoin1mc111s 1hroughotH rhe academic da\ 

Amrkmic Ltllfcr 

All 1111dsh1p1rn:n have aLcess ro d1e Academic Ccmer, which offers academic ad,•ising 

scrvtCcs and learning skills classes. S1udenrs who encounrer <tcademic difficulry during 

pleht: 1-car are rcfcrrcd to che Acadcmu:. Cenrcr where they recei,·e special academic 

advNng .. JL.1dcm1c cffectl\·cne.!>S cla.sses and flltormg. A series of learning skills classes, 

including wpks such as 11mc 111.1nagemcnc, nore raking, effecri,·e reading. n:sr raking and 

how co cope wi1h ch,tllenges, is offered several umes a year for imcresred midshipmen. J'he 

IALademiL Cenct·r word1nares the Plebe Advising Program where foculC)' members sen•e as 

chc .1dv1>or' for .1 companv of plebes duriog bmh plebe summer and academic year. 

,\,pan of the .\..:adc1111L C.enu.:r. the 1\!1dshipmen C.roup Srudy Program (1\!GSP) 

provides <111 opponunl!\' for midshipmen to stud} with ochers caking rhe same course, 

'w to mp.ire nor es, 10 discuss 1mporram concepts, and co develop srrareg1cs for srudying. 

( .rmtJ1' .ire directed by midshipmen who have done well in rhe course and are trained 

1n lt'.1ding other~. The program provides a'sisranct' in chemisrry, calculus, physics, 

s1.11inldyn.1111ic' .ind \evt:ral olher courses. 

J\J11/rr111ali11 ~upporr Ci·m1·r 

Tht' ,\luhi1rn:di.1 '>upporr Ccnrc.:r (\ISC) is the.: Naval Academy's audio-visual sen·icc. 

,\ ltdshipmt:n Jnd faculty ll't' rhe sen· ices of \ISC ro cnhancc reaching and learning ar 

d1t· 1k.1dcm1'. \I'\( "s factlitte' include graphiL, arrs and compurcr presenra1ion assisranc.;, 

,·idw .1ud10 \'i\tt.11 t:qutp111t'lll loans. vidco-tdernnferencc support, classroom display 

'1 't<·m intalla11on/nuinccn,111cc and "ideo hmadcasung. 

.tl pr1ge of histOIJ' is worth 

ti book of logic. 

-All~11R..\I HY~t-\7\ 

Rrt r.;m 1 R. Ci -\SS 01 1922 

61 
Ours JS 11 11111r1111111· 1111flfJ11, 

rrq111r111g 1h1· mosr poti'ojul 

11m•11'S 10 ['rott•cr 011rfi·r1 

right, to tl1t'_f;mlmt m1d1e.1 

o/1hr: _,,·m. 

Li '110' B. Jow,,o~ 

62 

R1•so1irceJ Ajlotll 

f 'he fundamem.1ls of st'.1m.111ship. na' 1gacio11 and llJ\ .11 operations ar<' r.rnght 111 lahorarones 

.itlo.u on our n1.111~ sail and pow.:r crafi. lhe Roberr Cro\\ n Cenr<:r on 1ht: Scv.:rn Riv<:r 

suppons many of rhcs<: .iui' iric.:;., as well .is rc:crearional, inrercollc.:giac« and ofhhorc: sailing. 

I h.: Naval i\cadc:my's large and varied fleer includes: 

• 20 I 08 foor yard p.nrol craft: 

• 2c1 ·H foot sloops; 

• 9 30 co 66-fooi oce.1n racing rachrs; 

• I 1122; I 'ionar; 

• 2i <120 d111gh1cs, 2 lmerdub d111gh1c.:s. 6 'lc:Lh dinghies: 

• 22 FJ d1ngh1es: 

• 30 N,l\'y 26 kcc.:lbo.ics: and 

• 60 Lasc.:rs 

lhe :--.:.1val Ac.1demy's sailing program 1s rrul~ comprehc:mi\'e. le ranges from basil 

insrnKuon ro a(h,rnced 111tercollc:g1atc d111glH and 111rern.monal-le\'el, open-ocean racing. 

All midshipmen participate in sailing during Plebe Su111111.:r rec.:1ving sailing 1m1rm;rion in 

sloop ·rigged keel boars. 

Afrer Plebe Summer. midshipmen may rrv our for eirher the lncercollc:giace Dinghy ·ream 

or rhc: \'arsm· ()ff,horc.: 'i.uling feam. Bmh raung programs are highl~ compeuuve and 

.ire LOns1srenrly wp-rankc:d nauonally . .\11dsh1pmen m.1y also pamc1pate 111 rhc: .icademys 

()fhhorc Sail fr.uning Squadron (O<;TS). !'his program prepares chem co sail one: of che 

ALademy's 44-foor sloops off\hore during summer crUl\l:. and chose who master 1he skills 

r.:quircd will qu.1lin· as a Cruismg 5kippcr or Senior Ofhhore kipper (the i'-an· • D~ Qua!). 
rofc~'ional Cour\C\ and I raining 

l'rofcs,1011.11 unir'c' .ind tr.11111ng .ire .111 1mponan1 pJ.rc of rhe '\,1,al .-k.1dcm~ \ imq:r.11ed 

progr.1111. Rcq111rnl umrsn 111 'u<h .1rl':1' J.' Ila\ .11 '.:1cnce, cngmc:enng. n.l\ 1g.1t1un .111d 

\H.1pom '1 "~nh g1'c:) ou .1 "ork111g knm\ ledge ol modern 11,l\ .11 opcr.11 i1>1h .ind ted1nolo~. 

( ourscs 111 lc.1Jcr,hip. c:d11c' .111d miln.m I.I\\ hdp prcp<tr<' you for lc.1dcr,hip rc:,p<11mbiliric:' 

.ts .tn uppnd.1" nmJ,h1p111.tn .111d .t <<>111111i"1uncd officer. Phn1ul educ.111011 1<.1cl1e\ you 

the: \.1luc of plH·,1ul h111c" .llld ,l,l) mg h1 for life. l-igln wc:ck.. of annu.11 'u1111ner rr.1i11111g 

introdu<<'' 1ou IO opn.1t1on.1l un11' ol 1he 0..t\'\' and .\lar111c: Corp,, Ii ti.· .11 \l',\ .ind the: 

rnplllhlh1l111c:' of .1 1u111or ofliccr. 

Cmir\C:\ ,l\,1il.ihk ,J, dn11vn 111clude lc:.1dc:rsh1p and psycholog). ·\lso .l\;tilabk .ire 

l"\Ha<urnuil.ir prop.um 'u<h .ts rhc );1rd J>.irrol Craft Squ.1dron. 

Acr1rle111ic }erll' Courses r111d li-r1i11i11g 

/·011r1h Oms (Plebt•) }e11r 

ProfcssionaJ course' dirn· required introductory clas .. es Ill naval \UCll«~ .111d le.1dersh1p. 

<. our'e' 111dude d.1"roo111 \ludies .ind lab sessions in opcr.monal rr.11ner' .md aHo.11 1n y.1rd 

p.nrol cr.1h . 

lnfantf) drill .1bou1 13 hour' ol 111lanrn- drill in rhe fall .1nd spnng. indud111g IC.1ur hours 

111 the Bn~.1<k of \lid,h1pmen drc:" p.tradcs. 

Physical education 1he l'hp1c.1l I duLanon Deparrmcm is r.1sked "i1h .Kwmpli,hing 

onc th ml ol th< 1111"1011 of chc N.l\'.11 Academ\ ro prcparc midshipmen pin ,ic.1lk to 

beuime profns1011.il '·'"~ .ind .\ 1.mne Corp' officers. This mission ".Krnmpli,hed ch rough 

a 1homugh .111d ngoroll\ U>llf\e ol 1n,truc11on 111 che fundamencals of sw11111111ng. pcr,on,11 

dcfeme, liktimc fi111e" .md n:cre.uion.11 spores, .111d ch rough 1hc regul.1r ad11111m1rar1on of 

the J>hy,1ul Readiness lcs1. l\lidshipmcn must mt:et phy,1L;1J i:duGtt1on 1C.:tJL1lremc111s dunng 

rhc.:ir !'our yc.trs a1 the N,1\,11Ac.1demy111 order ro graduate. !he follnw1ng 1s gr.1dcd 

for plc:hcs: 

• )w11111111ng I 00 111c1c.:r crawl 'croke; 50 meters urn1g rhc.: brcas1s1rnkc .md 

dc111c111.1n h.1<k..1roke (\c\'en co 11 stroke, per 2'i merers); 'i-lll<'ler rower 

1u111p; •JO.fool undc.:n,,11.:r '"im; 200-mcre::r S\\'1111 (fi,·e minutes. 12 "<.:ontb 

ma:--111111111). 

• Hnx111g - mid,hipmcn .1rc ,n,ardcd grade, based on propcr form. oflcns1,·e .111d 

dckm1\e 1c:d111iqu.:s. forritudc .111d ring .:rafc during ,1 wmpeticin· bout .1g.1insc 

.m opponent of che s.1mt• size. cxpc.:ncncc and gender 

• \\ rcsding - midshipmen .lfe .1wardcd gradcs ba.,cd on cakcdowns. mfc,, pim. 

<:'<.1pcs, re,er,,1Js .rnJ .1ggrcssin:ness during a compc.:ririve wrc,tling bouc .1g.11ns1 

.111 opponc.:111 ol th<· s.1111e \l/e, experience and gender. 

Third Oms lear 

Prorcss1onal course\ I\\ o rct1turnl in n,1\ 1g.111on. ethics and moral r<·.1,0111ng 

I nfantq drill .1hou1 U hours in the foll .rnd spring. i11dud1ng dn:s' p.tra<b. 

Phpical l.ducation 

• "lw1111111111g 100 111c1er swim ( 11 minutes maximum); S0-111c.:1er ,ide,1roh 

lscvu1 IO I I sirukcs per 2'i meters). I 0-mecc.:r rower jump; doth1ng (lroll\er) 

1111l.u1<1n 1n chrn· 1111nurc'; 'iO-looc undcrw.ucr S\\ 1111 full} clothed 

Ir a11111or bl.' too oftt'll rcpr·111erl 

rhfll i11 morla11 11•111'. t111rl 

e;p1•011'(r in modem 11111•t1l 

war. rh.- c'11tjf;uu1r m 

t1chi<'l•i11g 1ri11mph IS 11•h111 

hm ban dont 111 1/it' u•111· 

of rhorrmgh prt'f1muio11 

t111rl rmi11i11g bcfar1• rhr 

beg11111mg of 11w1: 

-Trnotl< >RI Rno,1\!!1 
• \l.irual 1\rc, I - - miJ,h1pmen .ire .1w.mk<l grades base<l on execuuon of the mamal 

.ms skilb; lm:.tkfolls. upper .tnd lown body 'trikes. counters co strike,, counter' to 

from .rn<l rear .hsauJr,. ,weer'· rhrow,, o!Ten,iv« and defensive ground tlghcing, 

wc:.ipons fighting .rnd a phpiL.tll~· d1.1llcnging culminating evem. 

Second Clnss Yem· 

Professional courses - fi,·e .m: rt·quin:d, indu<lmg courses in na,al \\arfare. na,al 

eng1neenng an<l wupons. Al'o required .1n· n:wal decmc1rv and elc:crronics and a 

le.tdership cour'e that focuses on th« dyn.1m1c inr.:raccions oflcader. follo\\crs. and rnuation. 

Infantry drill - about 13 hour' 1n thc J.tll .tnd spring, including dress parades. 

Physical education 

• '>wimming graded I 000 mttt·1 !O 1800-meccr swim in 40 minutes. fully dothnl. 

( lochcng (rrousc:rs onlv) infLtt1011 in rwo mmures. 

• Pcrson.11 con<litioning/wcllnes,-lund.unenral knowledge for a lifccime ofhealch and 

physical fitness. 

• ,\ Lmial Ans 11 - midship1rn:n .tr« .1w.ude<l grades based on execution of adv.meed 

marrial arcs skills; .1d,-.mcnl bre.1kt.1lb. rnumers co strikes, councers co from and rear 

as><rnlcs. chokes and 1n111t lolb .ind councers. edged weapom. unarmed vs armed 

p1scol. sweq1', ch rows. olleml\ e .tnd <ldi:ns1,·c ground fighting. weapons fighting .tnd .1 

physically lhallenging cul1111n.mng e\'ent. 

First Cl.nss Yenr 

Professional courses - the chree required courses are a concrol systems lab relevant to 

warfare s1·scems, a la\\ cour'e .:U\'cring milicary juscice and the la" of "·Ir· and a junior officer practllum aligned "nh sen Ke .tssignmenc plus an engineering course. 

Infantry drill - leading the bngadc 1n .1bouc 13 hours of <lrill, including dress parades. 

Physical education 

• E:lccri,·es- opporrnnny ro .1tquirc skills 111 .1 lifeume carry-over acrh·icy ( 15 deL11,·es). 

l:.leui"e' are offered in rhe hrsr .111J setond semem:r of rhe firsc das:. \'ear in 15 lifcume 

tarf}·o,·er spurrsl.1tm incs: tir-t .1id, fitne", golf. water polo. racqu~tball. squash. 

cennis, ,·ollel'b.tll. ka~ .tking. g' mn.1rnn. weight rraining. ad,·anced marcial am. 

swim condit1on111g .. tn intro<luc.cmn to tlimbing, and advanted climbing. All 

physical e<luca11on subjeus .ire gr.tde<l, .111d midshipmen must pa:.s all subjeccs in 

order to gradu.ne. 

In addl!Jon to rhe aho\'t: rcquircmems .. 111 mi<lsh1pmen .tre regularly requ1n:d co pass the 

Pl~vsicnl Readiness l est. The l'RTrn1i-isrs of push-ups. curl-ups. and .1 I 'i mile run. 

Tht l'RT 1s admmisren.:d t\llh 't:mt•stn .tll four \'ears. 

• 1.5 mile ru11- m,1x1mu111 !Jme r.ir ml'Jl: 10:)0. \ laximum rime for women: 12;·~0. 

' Push-ups and lUrl-ups :--Jen. minimum to pass 111 two minutes; -t5 push-up" 

6? curl· up'>. \\omen: minimum co pa'' 1n two 1111nures; 20 push-ups. 65 curl ups (m-ups) 

• Sn and reach, lllu1.h toes in rn11ng pmHion. 
~11/111/ll'r CfJllr<I' ii/Ir/ frlll11illg 

Piche summer 

fh' t im on lmluu1011 I l \ Ill I 11e June \rea' of emph.1!>1s 111clude miln.in 

mdo t•111 .. tw11 phH ul edu<.11 on b sic se m•Jmh1p .ind s.ulmg. small JrJ'lS tr.1111111g. 

fir t 11J .ind mtroduL on top •son 11 ... on•pu1crs \ee p 1£< ~2 for more on Pleb 'lummcr. 

) f11rd dJ\\ \ llllllllCr 

In the 1mmcr het\\c<J' \ rn1r pk be md third d " n.11, \oil "111 report to :-\I\\ ship' 

.ind uhm mne iruund the \\oriel. 'lou hecomc p.1rt of thc Lr<'' lor four \Hck,, t 1k111g 

p.irt n dnlls gunnu\ exuc''C' .11llf ,1.111d111g ''·n<hc' undcr\\,I\. l h" cxpc·ncn« g"<' loll 

first h.md kmmlcdgc of the duh r111111nc of 1h< i\.,1\\ .11 '«I. 'lou .11,o k.1rn 10 .1pprcc1.11c 

the t 1lc111 re\pons l11l111e md perspc<!IHS of enl1,tcd mcn .. nd \\omen \oil \\ill l.ucr 

le id is ofllLcr\ \dd111on 1lh \mt "111 spend lour \\e<k' c1d1cr onho.1rd .I l \'.\: \ 'l .ml 

Purol u1•t Ill \Jnou Im ( oas pons or .s p.irt of the crc\\ on .14<1 toot :-\.1\.11 \c.ulun\ 

ulboat open occ m sail n • 111 the d1alleng111g em1ronmem on the I Jstern 'e1bo.ud 

~ClOlll( d.I\\ \llll111ler 

, ., n the ummcr before \our econJ <)J" }<.Ir. \OU .ire 111trod1Kcd to L"\Cf\ ma1or 

hr "'-h of the i\i I\\ .ind \brme ( orps In one .1ll10n packed summer \uu lh :'\1\ 1 

.ure•1lt d1\c 111 nuclear po\1cred uh1'11r I'<. experience life in \url.i<e \\ uf.ire nd 

t'1h part m Lomb 11 1r11n111g \\uh the \larmc t orps. 

I 1r\I cl.1" \Ulllmcr 

In the hnal ummer 1011 get the ch mcc to pm \our lcader,h1p 'kill' to the te'I, both 

Ill tlic I kct ind .11 tlie Ac 1dc111\ I or four \l<<k,, 1011111111 .111 opcr.1t1011.il 111111, .111d 

th1' t 111< 1our d1111n .uc tho'< ol a 1umor ollKcr. Dcpcndmg 011 \0111 <.lr<CI interests 

and qu.1lifK.1t111ns \OU c JI choose .1 ,urf.1cc \\,tr,h1p ,uhm.mnc, .1, 1.111011 '<jl1.1dron, 

\I \( k.un or .111 I xplml\e ( >rdn lllLc I )"P"'.il l 111t I ho e 1111dsh1p111< 11 1111crcstcd 111 

dioo mg th :\I 1rn1e ( orp\ 11tcr gr1du.11wn n•.1\ Jll<nd ,1 lour \\eek tr.1ln111g u)Ur\( 111 

(~u t'ltl<O \ .1 )elect d n11dsh1p111cn 111.l\ lltnd .1 lour \\eek 1ram111g course in <iua1111co 

\a 'lou \\Ill 11 o hmit sc \Olli lcadtr,h1p skill- ,1, p.m of the l'lehe \11111111c:r Det .. 11 or 

hold 1 leader hip pos111nn on J 'l I' ( r.1ft or s.ulmg cruise 

( hhcr 'ummcr tr.1i111ng opportu1111iC\ 

l ~ \ 1,0 oti r 11111111 r <hool ior those m1d,htpmcn scckmg to 1111kc up tor prC\ 111m 

1111\Jt sf lLtof\ per!or111111cc m th d !\'room or to get head 111 curnc.il H rcq<1 remc nts for 

the r rna1or '-ummcr d1ool 1 110 malh done 111 lieu of t.1k111g lc;l\c Jnd 1s 1101 de\lgncd 

tor p .J« I lt tr 11J1111g rcqu1r mcnt 

I < Intern 1110J1al l'rogr 1111' ( lllKe supports mcr,c.h summer tr.11mng md laJ1g11.1gc stu<h 

1hro 1d b\ 1111dsh1p111cJ1 \dd1111111.1I ex.it mg tr.I\ cl opport111111 exist under I 111gu 1gc, 

Reg 1111.11 I ~pcnc:n<c .ind ( ulcurc I !{I l progrJ111' Js "di JS cxch.mgt <rlll\c'S oJI ,fups 

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Leadership Development 

J"h<:: purpose of the United '>rares Na\'al Academr is ro pro\'ide rhe naval service w1th le.1ders 

of .::haracter who will serve the n.u1nn 1n peace and W<lr. J"hc Academy has a deep and .1biJing commirmcnr ro the moral dt·,·dopmcnt of its midshipmen and ro instilling the n.J\,11 

service core \'alucs of honor. cour.1ge and commicmem. The goal of rhe Leadcr,h1p Den:lop· 

menc Di\'ision is ro 1megratc tht moral, ethical and character devclopmenc of midshipmen 

:Kross t:\'ery aspect of rhe '\.a, 11 At.tdemy experience. The incegraced leadership dc,·dopmem 

program 1s che single most 1mpori.1111 l~acure that d1sr111gu1shes rhe i':a,·al Academ~ from 

mher educarional 1nsriwrions .md ollitcr commiss10ning sources. Elemcncs of the leadership 

devdopmem program include: 

• Admwio11 (m1didt1t<' \t111011t'11ts mu/ Rt·c0111111e11tl11riom. C,mdidates for admis,,,1on are 

rt:qu1red to write <tn es'>.J\ on .1 s1gnihc.111t charauer-devdoping experience char they havt• 

had, and reachers compleung n:commendations for candidar~ are spt."Cifically a.">kcd w 

commenr on the character .md 1nregrnT of candidates as compared to their peer,. 

• Plebf' Summn· 'fim11111g. \I.mi hours of training during Plebe Summer lay the found,mon 

for character and leader;h1p de\'dopmenr as a midshipman. fwd\'e hours of cl.mroom 

education arc pro\'lded ro .L'-\l't the enrermg das» co underscand their obligations and 

ropons1b1lint.,, a... a Ii.mire wmnmsioned officer in rhc profession of arms and indudt-.. 

copies such Offic1:rsh1p. dur\', .111d honor. 

• I 1C Ojficcnhrp C.ap;tom \,711111111). I our \'C-,lfS ot [ .eadership Developmem progr.im' 

culm1natt.,, in .1 OAicersh1p ( .. 1psronc '>.:min.tr. J'his seminar 1s do\'etailed with the aG1dt:m1t 

courses in k:1dcrship .111d mor.d n:a.sonmg raught throughout rhe midsh1pmans four ye.us 

ar the academy. rhe goal of dm 'eminar is to suppon rhe mission of the '-.;a,·al Ac.1demy 

bv prol"lding first chiss nlllhh1pmcn rhe oppom1111ry ro discuss some complex erh1t.1l ,rnJ 

moral tssut.,,, IOpics are discussed in ,m,t!I groups. which include a mix of midshipmen .md 

qafflfoculty members. !"he scm 111.11 give' e.JCh flN class midshipm;m a ,-,uuablt: opponunny 

to test his or her thoughts, .rnd d1.1ilengt·s rhose of their peers. l "his cxpencnct: is enh.111ccd 

by inpuL from faculty and stall 111rn1hcrs in .1ddiuo11 w imeresrcd alumni. who have experienced similar 'iruations either as .:01111111ss1oned oflicers in the Acer or ci\'llian prof<..,,\1011 

als who c.1.11 pro\'lde valuable im1ght from a 11011-mdicar\' view not otherwise con>1dcrcd, 

but imponJnt m understand when m.1king a dt"<.:ision. The seminars provtdt a forum 111 

which 1111dsh1pmen idt•,is .111d 'olu11ons co Aet:t-rd.ued problt:ms can be te.ted. In addition 
w iopil' .1ppropri.11t· m their Ii.nu re commissiom:d 'c.:rvice, .1 gut-.,t 'Pt~tkc.:r ts 11w1tc.:d to .1dd 

an cxpc:ncntcd JX:J"\pt"<.ll\e. l:.1c.:h fiN d.l'-' mic.bh1pman "rc.:qum:d 111.mend one.: of tlll'St 

day-long -..:min.tr' th.n .uc offen:d numcrou' cimD throughout the .1wdc.:m1t :'<:.1r. 1 ·hc.:,c 

..em111.m .ue fundnl by pri\.llt' domrion' from the l:.Jlion family and the 11 FRO ( .unpa1gn 

for I ks1gt1.1ct-d Dnvc.:r' 111 memory of their son. Ensign John l.llion. Cl.1'' of 2000. 

• llm111r R1·11u·d1,111011 /'mgr11111. 'I he m1d,hipmen \\ho an: found m nol.n1011 of chc Honor 

( onu:pt hut n:t.uned lw the Command.mt or Supcri1m:ndanc .uc pbc.:cd into .1 um1prchc.:nsivc honor rcml'd1.u1on program. This program places the mid,hipm.111 undt:r tht 

111cntcmh1p of .1 -.c111or oniu~r for .1 de\lgnaced period. muallv four montl1,. Thi, 1111 rO\peccivc pcnod rcquin:' rt~tding' and pc:rson.iJ rcAeccion on honor, cxtcm1vc dis"u'"om \\ nh the 

mc.:ntnr, p.mic.:1pat1on in communif\• 'crvice. and completion of .1 written thl'sis. 

• C'l11m1at·r IJndtJpmmr \iw11kt-n f'mgmm. During Plebt: '>ummer. prommenr speakers from 

the ~avy .111d \ l.mnc ( .orps .trc brought in ro talk abour rht nav.11 'emc.:c.: LO re v.1luc.:s of 

f lonor. < :ouragc .md C .0111nrn111c.:m. rhc.: '\Java! Scn•ice Cort·\ ·.uues 'ipc.:.1ker' program 

c.:n.1hb the nt·w d.1" ICl 1111<0r.Kc w1ch such prommem leaders ,1s the Chief of'\;n,11 

( )pc:r.mum. the ( om111.111d.111t of the \ l.mnc Corps. former .mronam J.1mc' L m-dl, 

formc.:r 'ltuccar\' of 1ht· 0:.1,·y Jamt-s \\'ebb, formt:r \'icmam era PO\\ s. rnrrenr ,·etcr.ms 

or 01x:r.mon l ndur111g ht'c.:dom .md Operarion Iraqi rrcednm .md ochers. 

Grading 

Gr.1dc.:, h.wc.: .111 .1ddc.:d d1mt·n,io11 .u the '\;,1val Acadrn1y in rha1 chey .t!Tc.:tt 1·our ,1,11us .ind 

privilc.:gcs a' .1 1111d,hip111.1n A, the 111a1or deccrm111.1m of class r.rnk. tlw1 also inf1uencc ship 

sc.:leuion or .1Jv.mccd 1r.11ni11g sd1cduling following service assignmenr .111d sc.:niomv upon 

gr.ulu.trion .rnd l01111111"1011111g. 

\X'c me .1 kw:1 gr.1di11g wstc.:111 w11h rhcse \alucs. called quallC\ po11u et1u1vak111s. 01 QPL·: 

\ <i.O (1 xcellcnt) 

H rn (Cood) 

( 2.0 ('lamfacron-) 

[) 1.0 ( \ largmall~· passing) 

r 0.0 (brling) 

( rradt" .uc .1H~raged u'ing .1 wcightt'll -.cmL'\lcr hour sysccm called che qualiry pmnt r.uing or QPR. 

\our QPR'' figured b1· muluplnng the QPI· m;c1ved m each course by the '><.:lllt'\t<Or hours ofcr<.-dn 

for the wur...· Tl1.11 tot.ti is d1v1dt'l.I by the tor.1l 11umher of hours wmplert-d in che SCl11L'\ter. You t-am 

-.cmt'\11.T QPR.' and .1 n1111ul.111vc (~l'R (QPR) hJM.-d on all of your gradt'S. 

:-.1id,h1pmcn 111\1\t 111.1111t.1111 .1 um111Lm,·e (~PR of 2.0 or above or the.:\' risk .1c1dc1111c probation or dismi\\.11. ,\, rn1uircd hy law, the r\cademlC Board ft'\ ICW\ the rctords or ;1L.1dcmiLally 

dc.:llcicn1 nmf,h1p111c.:n \ l1thh1pmc11 ,11h1eu 10 academic discharge.: arc those who fail two or 

mnrt· u>urws; h<l\ c .1 ,t·111c.:,1cr Ql'R below I. 5; fail ro remove ac.1dt·m1l pmh:Hion; •ll"l two 01 

more cour'c' hd1111d 111 thi: 111.1t11x of the a-signed ma1or; do 11ot fu lfill .1 rc.:qu1ri:111c.:111 prcv1 

omly .1's1g11c.:d lw the r\t.1dc.:1111c Ho.ird; or do nor complete all gr.1dua11011 rc.:quirc1m:11ts by 

the 1.·nd ol d11.· h r,1-d.1" n·.ir. 

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Lradcs in milit;iry pc.:rformancl conduct, ph~·sical c.:ducauon and summer professional 

uaining an: 11m induded 1n che (~J'R, but they arc figured into class sra11ding. \arisfaccory 

p..:rforrnance 1n prnrc\\JOnal :ircas 1s required. 

Recognici o n of Excell e n ce 

Three honor c.negonC' rccogn11c midshipmen wich outscanding Jcademic and 

pmfcss1on,1l rc.:cortk 

~upamtmdmt '.<I /SI - midshipmen w1th scmem:r QPR of ar lease 3.4 and no 

grad<.: or D. !·, I gr.ides of A 111 milirarr performance. A. 111 conduce and A or B in 

phrs1cal c.:duca11on. 

Dl'tlni f.151- nm1'hipmc.:n not 011 rhc.: )upennrc.:ndcnr's l.1s1 with semester QPR of 

3.4 and 110 grade of (), f.. I 1n any academic course; grades of ac lease a B in military 

pcrform.rncc.:. B in conduct and ac A. B, or C in physical educarion. 

Com1111111d11111s 1 iJt - midshipmen wirh semester QPR of .u lease 2.9. grades of .u 

kasr B 111 milit.u I' performance. A in conduce .rnd B in phl'Sical educauon. 

Honor societies 

A number uf national scholasuc honor souc.:tic.:s an: rc.:prescnrcd .u che '\aval Acadcmr. 

\11dshipmc.:n who c.:xcd .teademic:.illy may be: recommwdcd for membership in 

chese societie>: 

Omicron Del1t1 Epsilon Intl rn.monal honor socic.:C\' tor economics. \I 1dsh1pmen 

candidates for demon ro chc 'aval Academy chapter nec.:d nor be economics major.shut 

muse h.i,·e an over.ill slholasci<. average of B .md ar lt:.ht rweln: cn:dirs 111 cconom1Cs wuh 

,1 B average or hercer 

Phi Alpha 711er11- inrcrnJrion.il honor soc1et)' for hismry. \kmbership includes both 

fo<:ulr~ and students who pamciparc in forums .md 'eminars. aJ,o hosnng guesr speakers 

.md regional mt:ctings of the '!lllt:r)'-

Phi K11ppt1 Phi - for superior \Cholarship 111 .ill fields ofsrud1". Lp co six pcrcenr of rhe 

1111dsh1pmc.:n ol t:ach d.iss may h<.: d10scn to 10111. half during their second-class year ,md 

half in fir'>r-d.m year. 

Pi Sigu111 Alph11- n.111on.1l honor society for poliril.tl s(icncc. Tei be eligible for membership, midshipmen mmt stand 1n rhe upper one-third or rhdr d.tss w1rh a B or bcuc.:r 

average in .it il'asc l 'i hours of poluirnl sc1cnn· cour,e'>. 

Phi Sig11111 lo111 - intcrnanonal honor souet\' for foreign lanouagcs. To he d1oiblc for 

mc.:mbersh1p. m1dsh1pmen must h;wc.: an overall B ,1\'er;;gc:, a I~ a\~c.:ragc: in fon.:~n langu:tge 

courses and h;l\'C complt:tcd ad\,lnu.:d courses 111 foreign langu;1ges. 

Pi Tt111 Sigu1t1 naunn.tl mcd1anic.1l c.:nginl·ering honor socic.:ty. :'\lidshipmcn majoring 

111 111ech;1111c;1J engineering who stand in tht• upper thtrJ ur their class as sc:niors or the 
upper fifth a' 1unicm arc eligible for membership. 

Si!(l11t1 Pi Sif;111t1 physio honor sociery, affiliated w1ch rhc ·\mencan I nstllutL of Physics 

and the Amcn<.in As,ociat1011 for the Advancc:mcnc of 'icicncc:. Midshipmen cand1darcs 

for ml·mhc:r,h1p must h.1vc complctc:d chrc:c 'cmescers of plwsics with ar lc:ast a B average.: 

and mmt bt· 1n 1hc: upper one-third of their class in general scholarship. 

Sig11111 71111 Delt11 - nac1onal I· ngli1ob honor socict\' lo be el1gibk for membership. 

mid,h1pmen lllll\C he in tlw upper third of rheir cla.5s wi1h ar lc:ast a B an:rage in advanced 

Lnglish coum:s. 

Sig11111 Xi- 'uenr1fic re5earch soc1en chat encourages original 1m·escigac1on in the fields 

of pure and applied science. fhe 0bval Acadcm) chapter includes members from rhe 

profe"1onal staffs ol thc: J<..1dc111y and 1hc Annapolis labor.norv of rht> '\:;ival Surface 

\X'arf.11 c: (. c:ntc:r. 

Ti111 8l'fn Pi national cng1nc:ering honor society. rhc rop fifrh of senior cngim:cring 

ma1or- and top <:ighrh of 1unior c:ng1neering majors arc: eligible for membership. 

Upsilon Pi l:.psilon - imcrnaciona.l honor soc1ery for rhe computing sciences. To be 

el1g1blc: for membership, m1chb1pmen must h.tve a minimum of a 3.0 QPR o\'erall rnd a 

1 25 QPR 1n <.omputer science courses. 

Graduation Requirements 

"fo he: eligibk w gradu,uc:, you ml1st: 

• complete at lca,t L'P ac1demic cn:dn hours, indud1ng core rc:qu1remencs 

1n engineering. namral sciences, humaniries and social sciences: 

• complete che courses n:quired 111 your chosen lll<lJOr; 

• achic\'c: a final cumulacivc qualiry poim raring (CQPR) of ac lease 1.0, a 

( •Wc:r,tgc:: 

• mel·t required standards 111 profc.5sional studies and at-sea training: 

• mc:cl rt:quin:d standards or milican· pcrformancc:, conduct, honor and 

phvsical education; and 

• aci:ept ,1 wmmission in the Nav} or /\lanne Corps, unless one is 

not offrred. 

Awards 

Out,c.111d1ng 1111dsh1p111c11 arc recognized publicly during Commissioning Week. A 

numbc:r of urg.11111,11ion' ,111d 111dl\ 1dual' sponsor more chan 200 prizes and awards 

honoring nml,hipmc:n for <:xcdlenc~ 1n aLadem1cs, professional smdies. leadership, 

.ind .uhlct1cs. 

Si11ce I u•m )'011ng I wrrs 

mrai:sted i11 rill' mililrlr)'. 

l'(/hm I wew 011 11 ji'll' · 

111imons to 1\fexico, I ri:r1!tzed 

liow luck;• I wr1s to /we 

m 1he U11ilt'r/ 5t11reJ 1111rl 

ll'll111£'rl to giiit• something 

hark 10 my co11111ry. Nou• I 

k110111 ir's rnch a b!cm11g. 

lh1 st>rving mJ' comm:)' 111ul 

doi11g 111hm I love. 

-1\ llD'\IllP~IA'.'; C111.1 Sf,, 

WRll II[' Ci -w. OI 20 I 0 

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11 drc1,11r11.1,,,/ mprrumry 

11 to br comulrrrd 11 

f111ulamr11r11/ pr111c1plr 

1111d rl•r h11m upon 1ch1<h 

111/ hopr of >lifff'fS mu ct 

11/r111111tr/i drpe11d 

( rlllK<.I \\ \' 11'!,J(r~ 

A<hanc:ed [ duc:auon 

l'os1gr.1Ju m cduc..mon 1s em.our.1gcd for .111 n.n.11 olhter' anJ '' prau1call) a requiremem 

111 wJ.n, '\,1n and :\l.mne ( orps. ,duch opcr.uc \Cn 'ophiscicatcd S)'tcms 111 .1 thang111g, 

uunpkx \\orld. ~e.irh .111 gr.1du.11c' go m .uh anted profcs,ional tram111g en roucc to their 

fir-i du!\ .tss1gnmcms. ;-..C\, \ lannc < OJ ps ot1icers go to Inc H.1s1L ~c:hool .11 <~ua1111co. \a. 

:"\I\'\ c11,1gm go to nuclear p•mer sd10ol, tlrght 1r.11n111g or other sLhools, dcpcnJmg on 

chc1r c.ho,cn pcc.1.1lt) and 1hc n.uurc of 1hc1r firs1 .1ssignmcm. Profi..,.s1onal cr.unmg co1111nucs 1hro11ghom \our c,mcr. I her< .11 o ,1rc SL'\Cral \\3)~ for :\'.nal Ac.idem) gr.1du.11cs to earn 

.1th .111u:d .tL.1dcm1c dcgr« s ht sides 1 he \ olunt.tr\ < ,r.1d 11.HL' I JuLallnn Program (\ (,I I') 

tfou1,sc:d on p.1ge (i I. \lm1 ofT1Lcrs .He .mwm.111L.1lh comidercd for gradu.m· ~chool as the) 

complc1e tl11:1r f1N d11t) .1ss1gnmc111 If ,cJec1c·d. 1hc) c.111 enter m.1-,1cr's Jcgrc.:c programs .u 1he 

:\'.1\ .11 l'o"g1 .1d11.11c ~d1onl 111 ,\ lo11tclL'\. C.1lif., or .11 .111 .1pprovcJ ll\"lli.111 un1vcr,i1y. 

:>. lit"h1pmc11 "11h 0111,1.111d111g .1L.1dL·m1t rL·cord, c.111 u>mpc1e for a number of ,chul.1r,h1p' for 

pm1graJu.m· ,chool ngh1 .ilic.:r g1.1d11.u1on from tl11.: '\,1\.11 ,\c.1Jcnw or .ifier an inmal opc·ra11on.1l ,1''ig11mem. I here's .11"' .1 program for up 10 I) gr.1Ju.11c' .t n-ar "ho wam to cornh111e 

c.irccrs in 1m·J1C111c .ind dw :--a\'\". Io prcp.uc for 1lm progr.1111, m1J.,h1pmcn 

ll\11.1lh rn.1ior in Lhem1~tn .rnd th,n enter LI\ 1li.111 or Jm1cJ for<.c' medical 'chool., soon .1fter 

gracl11.111011 anJ LOllllTil"IOlllllg. 

I he follm' mg gr.idb.tll cduc.a11on progr.1ms arc Lurremh a'ailablc· 

\'ai•J Hurke l'mgram lunror l 111c ( )th<.cr \th.mu:d l:.du<..111on.1l l'rogr.1111) open to 15 

4u;1lih<d ~raJ11.11cs m each da" for stu<h tm\,trd a mJ,tcr' degree 111 sc1cnLL or cng111ecr111g. I he'< ,wd~c,, usualh a1 che '\,1\.1l l'ostgradu.11e '>chool, begin af1cr one opcr.uwnal 

tnur of t\\ o 10 lour) <.',Ir\. 
,\l,m1u rorp• /Jud·,· f'mg111111 - opt•n to 15 graduares from each class who enter the Marine Corps. 

Gr,1duatt: m1dy hcg111' .1pprox1marcly rwo yc.lrs afrcr commissioning. Sdcuccs 111.l} choose their 

field uf 'mdy from .10 cxtcm1vc list ol d1sc1plincs. 

0/111st1•d fo1111d11t1011 \c/1olrml11ps - csrablished bv the Gcorgc and Carol Olmsrcd Foundation in 

cooperation wuh the Dcpanmcnr of Defense. These scholarships support cwo rears of gr.1<luacc 

cducauon .ii foreign un1,·c·rsi1ics, us111g foreign languages, for Navy .111<l Manne Corps orfiLcrs. 

"I wo 0:,1\al r\c.1dcm) gr.1duaccs who ha,·c served berwccn cliree and eleven years of accive dury are 

eligible ead1 rear. 

~.I\ .11 Ac.idem\' graduates may qualal)· for a number of 1mmedian.: sd10larships awarded for scudy 

JI u\'llaJn collt-gcs and uni\'crsmes. l'hcse graduarc srud1es can be pursued 111 various fields "hi le 

gr.1du.11es rcccht· r·•) as w1111111"ioncd ~aw and .\larine Corps olliu:rs. L:p co 20 members of each 

cla\\ can hcg111 posrgraduarc m1d1es under rhese scholarships immedi,ird)· .1fo:r gr.1duaring from che 

0:a,.1l Academ1 Such sthobrships include: 

Rh11drs t111d ,l/,m/w// \, holmh1ps for rwo years of graduarc smd1 111 anr field kad111g to .1 lll•tster of 

.irts or m.1stcr of phalo,ophy degree ac Oxford for che Rhodes Schobrshtp or at any un1\'crs1ry in 

tht• l!nited K111gdo111 for the .\J.ir,h.111 ">cholarsh1p- wnh .111.:xpense' prov1dc.:<l for stud~ and travel. 

l·onv-Jivc m1d,hipmc:n h.1\ c: won di< Rhodes Scholarship since 19)0. when Nav1 p;miciparion began. 

·1 hc.:rc han· hem ninc.:l<'c.:n \ 1arshall scholars s111cc 1981. 

(,,un ( ,1111/mr~'(." \1!1t1!11n/iips for two years of graduate smJ, at C amlmdge Univr.:rm1· in England. 

II ///w111 fl!, /-l(;:.(,,•rt1/1/ \cholrmh1p \Uppons rwo ye<trs of gradu.11c stud1 .11 Oxford Univcrs1[) 

111 I 11gl.1nd for one N.l\.tl i\c;1den11 ~raduatc each yc.:ar 

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C ~SS l ll 20()8 

.,., 
n/(/lt/tl< l'1Jllll/1ll! Vho/,mhip supports [WO year' of graJu.1tc: srndy ;H C.1mbndgc L:nivc:rsiry in EnglanJ for one 

\;,1,,1J AtaJcn11' gr.1du.11c: c:;tth year 

0110 A. /.1p/.\d11ilm-.d11p - suppons cwo years gr.1Ju.Ht' scuJy .If the Ruprecht-Karl University of Heidelberg. 

Germany. for Olk \i,1v.1l Academy gr.1du.nc of c:.1d1 d.1ss. 

fi-1t1111111 \dwltm/iip for gradu.l!c study in any m.tJor "nh empha,is nn publit service. lJp to four miJsh1pmcn .ire 

nomin.11c:d during their junior year. 

flat;., h-l/0111.\/11p (bn111c and John I lc:rrz l·oundation) li>r w.1dua1e m1Jy 111 the applied physical sciences at a choice: 

of 27 univc:rrn1e\. 

Nt1tio11nl Somre hn111tln11011 (NS!-J fr/lows/up leading to .1 master ol suc:nc<.. or a master of ans degree in cht 

111a1hcmau1..al. plws1t.1f. biological, enginecnng. and sotial 'c:icm:cs .tnd in 1h1.. h1sror; and philosophy of science. 

Drt1p1·r l.t1bo1t11r11:)' Fr//0111ships for graJuarc srudy in 1echnical 111.lJ<H' .11 the J\1assachusem lnstitucc otlechnolog). 

Boswn l 1111versiry or Norcheam:rn UniversHY. 

/111111t·d1,111· C:1iu/11,11,· Dltm111011 Proy:mm ffGEP) - I·~ ,ubmannt· olliu:r' in che Bowman Scholar Program each 

year. starung 111 June or July following graduacion from tht '\a, al \taJcmy. Graduaces selected for IGLP complete 

.1 one-year 1c:chn1ul m.1ster's Jcgn:c .u rhe ,,1\·.11 Pos1gr.1du.I!< \chool. 

:-..1iJsh1pmcn 111.1~ .1pplr for ocher scholarships ac C1\'il1an un1,crsim:s in .1cro,pace engineering. computer science. 

dcurical rng1nc:cring. 111athcm.111cs. mcch.1111CJI engineering. nutlt-.1r engineering. and physics. 
Division of Engineering and Weapons 

Aermpacc LngintTring Depanmcnc 

Llec.trical I ng1necnng Department 

,\1c1.:hanical l•nginecring Deparcmcnr 

:-:aval ArchicecrurL and Ocean [· ngineering Dcparrmcnc 

\X!capom and Sy5tems Engineering Department 

Ct1p1i1111 Robt'Tt I C11rhm111, }1: U!,N rRe1.) 

U.,\ V,11'11/ .tf, ndemr 

rtw of 198·1 

T111· U.~. N WAL A< \[)I j\(\ 

l'RODL ( I s ~!ORI \S'J RO:-.. Aul S 

111 \:-\ \;-..;) 011 ll R LM\ l RSI l'Y 

IN 1111 ( Ol :-\IR\. 
Aerospace Engineering Department 

Acro\ pacc.: [ nginccring Maior 

·1 he t.'r0\p.1cc enginn·rm., dep. r.1. _ .t ofters one of the r'lost exc11111g .md <.hallcnging at.1dem1t progr.1ms 

.11 rhe \.:a,,11 \c.1denn. J'he program j, 'tr11ernrC'J to produce ri.n,1! oflicc" "ho \\Ill 'erve 111 the fonfrn111 

of th<" 111ccp11on. de, dopmc111 .ind ernplm rnc111 of:--.; l\"\ .ur and space .tssets. I he curriculum prm rdes 

.1 b.1ckground i11 c·ng1nc-enng ti111J;i111,·111.1I, rhrough ,nurse·, in chem \If\', ph,·-.cs, m.1thema11c,, eng1necrmg 

mcch.1111c,, thcrrnod) n.mucs .rnd clct.mc.11 eng111ecr111g. \Ii 11h these rnb1ccts .1s J ba,c, m1Jc111' undertake 

.1nmp.lll' l'llg11wcring IOJ'ICS incl11J1ng .lCIClJ\nallllCS, propu\1on .111J Jefl"j>-tC StfUt!Urt·,. J"he major 

s .iccrcdued bv the I nginccnng 1\ccred1tJ11<>n l ornmts< on of the Accrcdu.mon Bo.trd fur I· ng111c·cr111g 

.rnd I cc h nolog). 

In the .ire:1 of aeronauuc.s, m1den1' extend 1hc1r smJ, of 1crod\ <' 1•1111. . .:s f11gl11 \tr11t1urc' and Argh1 mechan· 

1es. J'hc .1,1ronau1i" 1rack ,1llow< '1udcm' Ill 'tud) ,1s1rod} 11.111111.:s sa1ell11e .11timJc Jyn.urncs .md control • 

• rnd the '!'·ICC cmrronment. Hoth 1r.1Cks conclude \\llh a dc,ign course. which .illm" rrnd,f11pmc11 m .1pply 

1hc1r engineering knowledge to the dc\lgn of Jn aero or space fl1gh1 \Chide. Both tracks .iho rmol\e 1hor 

nugh l.iborarory expcrun<·ntat1on. I he :\'.1v.1I i\c,1dcnl\'' .1amp.1ce l.1bor.1tor\ f.Kilmc' .m: some of the 1110'1 

.1ch.111ted .mJ extcnme 111 the cou111n. I hesc flc1l111es include scruccurcs, propulsron .ind ro1or labs· \,mablcs1 .1hil11\ .1iru.11t rn11ul.11or, sp.1cecr.1h 1r.1drn1g Jnd cxpcrn•H.~m.mon faul111cs; .ind \ariou' w111J tunnels with 

tlow \douuc' r.111g1ng from rnhn111c IO rnpcrm111c. 

\li'hile gradu.11cs of all n1.11or' Jrc prq>.tred for <..irccrs 111 n.ival .n·1a11011, 1hc .termp.1ce engi11ecr111g ma1or r' 

•lllcndc-d l;n chose" ho .ire not only fasunatcd b\ A1gh1 but \\,llll IO undC'rsiand the 1ec.hnolog) of makmg 

.111 .111d 'J'Jl<' flight \\ ork. 

l ;1 .1d11.11cs from th<· .1crosp.K« enginccnng major Jrc .if,o (ulh prepartd 10 unden.1ke po,tgr.iduatc eduwuon 

progrdln' 111 cngmecnng d1supl111c' cuha .11 the \.:.n.11 Postgr.1d11.11t \chool or .111} ud1,., ;1<.1Jem1t 

1mri11111011. :\'a,,11 officer< \\Ith .11h.111ccd degrees 111 1he acro,pacc JT<Js may be ,1,s1gm·d to hillc1' mvohing 

the rcse:1rd1, deH·lopmcnr, t<'Sl .md e\,1l11.111<>n of ;--.,I\'\ .urcralt or sp.1cecrafi proJCcts. I oc.111011' for tllc'e 

ch.1lleng111g 1ech111~.1I b1I e1s mcludc rill' \.:a\.11 Air '» 'tc•ms t omm.md. \.:a,,11 Rt"<.1rd1 I .1horntor). k't Piloc 

'>c hool, the :\'.1q \ "P·lll' < '0111111.md, 1 he l'111ht'1.l Sp.IC<" ( 'omm me!, tl•e ~a'\ '>p.1ce \uppon Actl\ II) .ind 

perhaps .is .111,l\al .mron.1111 \\Uh the· ;-.:'.111011.11 kro11.1u11cs and \p.1cc t\dm111is1r.u1on. 

( u rriu1lum Rcquiruncnt' fin .1dd11 1011w1he rc<]Ulfl'm<'lll\ ol pkhc ye1r) 

l'rokss10 '\I '< '· \;( 110. \.:1400, \;\.:200, \.:'dlO :-.;\ 0120; 

\l.11lm•1.111c' \\t 'I.!, \.\12..!I 

"..rencc:'i" I \1'21.l; 

I I 11m.111111es. I II I .!I'\, I II I.! I(>, "' o deem es nclud ng OllC' .11 1• < 0 lo d; 

h1g11H·e•111g. H HI. I I .Ht I \1211.1.\t.?3.?. l"\t 121. I \I'll'> I \.100, I \·110; 

\l.ijor. Acronauti" Ir.Ilk b\20.'1 I \20'1, I \>0 I \>01.1 \\ 108, 1:.AU2, (· \n.2, ( \401. 

b\·l 11, b\·t.!'!, IA 110, plm mo m.11or l'icc1i'"' \\iron.1111"' lr.1<. I,; I \21J'I, I \204 I·\ 10'\, I·\ )OS, 

I \ \22, I·\ \62, I \..\64, I \.\(i'i, b\4(11. I \4! \ 1( r \• ~o. plus mo m.iJor dnm<'. 

•4 
Acro, pat c I nginccring Cour\c\ 

I \ \0 \ \\ 111J I unncl I 2 J \ bhorJlll 

< i. '" "md 111 n 1 1 1 1 h'11q1 

( rrq l UO 

I \ .IO 1 \crc.J\ 11.11111<' 11 '! 0 \ I )1s.. 1011 

of l 1 > hnnc \\ mgs I dung ur~ c rl•,·onc .111d 

\'Ori<"< L lie mcthcxl\ 1111ro<luwor• IO \~O\IS 

tlo\\ uut ho d If) : )<r /frrrq I 1 lll/ 

trJ\c= load1r:; do1g11 for trcngth mtcrrial 

fon.c <lctcrrnm.mon for pl 111<' .tnd pa1..c 

structure< <mg •UUc and mJtrix methods. 

d1 pl c,,c'll of <rruuunl " rems 11s ng d1I 

f r nual cquauon 111d s1r.un cncrp '11C'lhod 

t uwll\ dC'lerrn111 re Jnd 1rdc1crmma1 

scruuurc<; mmg ,om par~ 11111 .111d •tr 1111 

cncrp '"nd hendmg 111d she r .mah " 

scrn1 1110110<.oquc open J11d doscd 'tructurl'\ 

mulu 1..cllubr sec11011 nd 111troduc10I) 

comp<»rl<' s1ruc111r anahm. l.1bor.11or. 

\\ork ,111d demon trlllon< arc 1111<gr ne<l IO 

slum 1hc rck'\.mcc of d1e IOI"'' .111d to g1\c 1 

prJ<11<.tJ 111'1gh1 IO the bd .. 1' 1or of .1c101p.Kc 

srruuur.-, /'rrreq l \H2 I 

L \ H2 C.1' DinJmit' !2 2 l < ompr<-'\S 

1blc ll<m ot > '' d1111cnrnw.1l suhSt •nil !lo\\' 

\lei hod.< ol S:" J} nam1c.s m 1mcrnal rlo\\ S\' 

terns '>hock \\JH \\.l\l'\ 111 superson c llo" 

1 e r11.cd tlo\\ l'rrreq !:A.JOI I- \HJ'I 

LA \62 \ ,1roJ, n.imi" I ; 0 -I lnuo· 

ducuon IO 1h" .1m11uplc ul pl.ine1:ir. and 

1dlnc rro11on lop1<s mdudc th 1 1 11 

mt> bt,J, p·obll."m urbn.il parJmel<r orl-on 

dc1crmm.11 on d m.incm rs. rcn me 

SCI' mg g<'Olllclr. l\'Jll."S ot o Ins .md 1hcir 

usc:s con tdlmon de<1gn orl>n , ~ mg 

pcrtu·hauuns ll'd .umu phcnc dr.11: cfl<'lt 

rcrdc7\ous halhmc m ss1lc tr.11ec1nncs 

'ld ILna· anJ 1mcrplanc11r. 1ra-.I 

l'rr'°"I f\f]~.!or \\l.!12 • \/'.!12 

[ \ .-16 1 'lpJo.:<r.lh \11i1uJc lh n.1111il\ .1nJ 

( omrol \ I \ R .;1d h d d 11 n11<s .rnJ 

conirul ot 'J'·ll<-Crafl I ulu .111~ln 111< rt1.1I 

propnut~ ot ni:ul and !><:1111 ng1d hml1cs 

hodi ccmcrcJ «JU 110~' ot mo11011, h>rCfUe 

tree mutton Pa\51\e dC.ll\C: .ind senu .lc.U\c.: 

.umuJc comrol, ( .vroscopo n d 't !>I 

pla1forrn> lnrrq £. U6.! 

b \]6'i Rod,c1 l'ropul\lrlll 2 2 -I I he 

pnnClpl ol llu1d mt"Lh.1111<.\ Jn<I rl•ernu,J, 

na 111 .uc Jpphcd tn 1hc problcn ol 

propulsion of Jmr.if• '1<1 pace 'dud 

( I ck .111.ih 1s ram1<"l• 1us .md n><kc1 

\1r l,r,·;uhn•g propul 1011 \ohd and l1qu1d 

propc' 1111 r<><kct>. fuel> rnd Jppl1 1< n 

Prerrq I- l:WS or eq1111 &111 

I \ 100 ln1roduuinn In \ crun.1ut1l\ (> 0 \) 

'11m.J1icc<; s1udc111' h• 1hc pphtd sue l« of 

r hrc 1h ng .nmmphcnc ll1gh1 l11c c1111m 

dcs..nbcs J1rpl.me and ho\\ 1hn th from 

a Jc\lgn ~nd apphc.nmn i>< "J'<ll" c 

Included .ire l<IJ'll 111 lhud ,h 11.111111 ... • 

rlcnl anJ "mg 1hwl) J1rcr.1h 1><rf111111.111cc 

'' 1h1lm .u d J1rcr.1f1 de 1gn 

('rrrrt/ ( alrnlu II 'M Ill or\ \f/62 

b \ 1() I \ iru ·.1f1 Pcrformrnu: .1ml c\1 ~11 

\ 0 \ This wu= extcnds the h:t.S c p~m 

C1plc tor hit and drJg ...ilcul umt.• IO ~rlor 

nu.nee .mah"' uf 1hc <'<lllrc H1gb1 \ch1Jc .tnd 

uuroduccs the des gn sclccnu•1 proc 1 he 

wursc IS d \ldcd ,mu lour pJm I hc lir t 

p.m IS .1 rl'\ IC\\ of Jpphcd .1crod1 r. nmu d 

propulsion and an 1111ro w ,1mr.1h cquauon 

ot mouon 'lc;mc .ur<rah patnnn.111cc .111.lh 1 

1 n:plorcd n 1hc S<'Cond pnrnon of 1'1c 

course Jnd .1c,dcr.11<d m.111cu\cr111g a cr.1f1 

pcrform~ncc is 1ddro,cd 11 rl•e 1111rd I alh 

ni. s11>11 111.1h '·'• hchu1p1<1 pc•to1111.111cc, and 

dc,1g11 <on,ir.11nts lc.1ding ICl de 1g11 sdcu1on 

,ru "" trc 1111roducnl. l'rrreq I- lllJ.1 

I,\ 1 l.l '>1.ib1li11 .u1d Comrol \ \ 0 \) 

n,, " roJ 11.1;111c .111J lll< n 11 lor<c> .md 

11 omcnts ,1,1111g on 1hc lligh1 ,cJuclc 1rd m 

,omponcm p.ms •• re .111.1lwcd to dc1crm111c 

1'1c1r dfc'CI 011 SI.II ( a'ld '" n IMll SI 1!-o11 (\ 

l'rnr'f I- Ulll 

b\ 1 l I Airpl.m, SimuLuion .mJ Comm! l-1 0 \) 

In plcncm 1ur 1rd 110:-1 me.tr 

;urpl.111e models for m.1.11-111 1hc loop md 

hatch mnulauon of irpl.tnt fi .;ht du1.1m1 

\ppl1e.mon ot modern wmrol mc1hods lO 

1hc do1gn of .urpl.ine '>tab1l1q Augmcm 1 

11011 \1 rem' .md .1uwp1lots l'rrreq FA 11 ) 

( QTe// /-\410 or eqworlmt 

L\ 11- I kmcm' off light I c\l I ngmccring 1 2 -I \le.nm .11d lahor.11or. <011rse 

J<'\1g1•eJ 10 I'"" 1dc pracuc.ll .1pphc.11on 

11l 1ht"l<llC.1l pr>nupk-s lc.irnl'c! 111 courSe< 

on lhgl11 perl11rrn.1ncc .1.crod111.11111< '·.ind 

\l.1h1lm J11d <onuol. lop1<' 111cludc ll1gh1 le 1 

h<~m Jl'd p11rpmc. en~lll<'Cnng 1cs1 pl.In 

mng f11gl11 (!."\( 111Strll111<11l.IUOl1 d.11.1 111.1h" 

.1.nd report wn11ng Acm111cs 111dudc llt~t 

11 11'311011 SC\ er.ii ll1gh1s 111 .m .ur.r 1ft ,IS \Hll 

" 1<nc11nn "nh na\al High 1cs1 lae1lmcs 

for 11."\I d.11 .1cq1 mton anJ 11• 1h 1 /'rrrrq 

I-~ tlf f 4 I H 11ul apprm 1/ o drpt < hm 

I \ 12 I '>iruuural Di n.1.mi" \ 0 l >\'1 

1111 l nhrS( ;11 'miciur.11 th 11.11111 

1 1pphcd IO dlmmphcrK fl1gl•1 d pate 

f11gl11 ,dudes lop1cs mduJc: the u 11} •sol 

fr,-.: d imped md furcetl \ll•rauor' o' si 1cn1S 

"uh one or mam d<'gr<~' of lr~dom, \ 1hr.1 

1111ns ol Slnni:s lx.1111' .111d 1<-c11ngul.1r pl.ue,· 

111 nr1x formuldUon of c..·qu.UlOllS o f 1t1ot1011, 

1111rod11,111111 lO the lin11c demenl method of 

'tnrllur .11 <h nannL .111.1h " /'rrrr11 F.A.32.! 

I \ 125 \'i,rnm Ho" ( l (). \} \11 ,1d\J ltcd 

mer ng \IS<ous tin\\ pruble1m 

11 <1Ull11'0 l.1m111.1r rurbulcm mcomprn ilc 

.i 1d c mprc S1hk l><1und.11) I vcr \\Uh hen 

11.1mfer /'rere'I I UO I 
Ei\427 Aerodynamics J JJ 0-0-1). An 

. 1dv.1ncl'd course cuin111u111g tht 'ruJv of 

wmpre"ihlc high->pccd tlow mduding 

general umscrv.11ion l.1w' for invi\Cid 

!lows, umtcady flow pmblenh, numerical 

tcd111i<1ucs for supersonic flows .111J real 

ga> elTctt>. l'rereq: I- i30.J 

E:.A428 Computational Aerodynamics 

0 0 3). lmro<lurnon to the ma1or numerical tc<hn1qucs used 111 comput;t1101ul 

aer0Jyna-m1cs. 'fop1ts indu<lc m.11hcm.111cal 

methods, hc1undar)' wnditiom. stability, 

p.1nd methods. latuce methods. nonlinear 

problems. time dependent solutions and 

I rnmo111c !low problems. /'rcrcq: l:A.304. 

EA429 Flight Propulsion (2-2-3). !'he 

principb of fluid dy11;1m1<.:> aml thcrmod1'l1.1m1Ls ,ire spcciali1.cd to t.he probbn of 

propulsion of aircraft. l'raeq: EA332. 

EAt30 Propulsion 11 (_)-0-)). The second 

propulsion rnursc COVl'r< rurbomachmcry 

cheory- including compressors, rnrhincs 

pumps, .tpplication and de,ign methods. 

Cumbu,t1<>11 and cooling techniques 1n 

modern engines are introduced. l'racq: 

l:ll-i29 ",. FA365. 

l:AdS !he Aerodynamics ofV/STOl 

Aircraft (3-0-.))_ A~ ach·anced course co\'cring the ;tcrodrnamtcs of vcmrnl and shnn 

t.1kcoff .rnd landing .1ircr.1fc. inclllding fixed 

wing .ind rotJn· wing tYpc:s. with 111;1jor 

c:mphasi' on the hd1rnpter. Prereq: /IC 

11tTm1r111tic11! 1r11ck mnpn: 

l:.A439 Special Aircraft Design (I+.~). 

rhis course, .ilnng wi1h r ·\440. provides a 

m·o st·mc:,1t•r sequence in aerospace design 

for ,cJcctcd midshipmen Prereq: /I( 

sr111ul111g 111 11erosp11a mg111ft'r111g. 

FA440 Aerospace Vehicle De.sign ( l-4-3). 

l'rcli111in.1rv design of a flight vehicle . 

Includes prcl1m1nan layout, weight and 

baLmcc cs1ima1cs, performance: an;tlvs1s. 

stahil1ry analysis and srrucrurnl .inalvSJs. 

/'rercq. I IC ,1ero111111/lml tmc~· fluljor. 

l:.Ati61 Space l:.nvironment (3-0-3). 

I mrodt1ct1011 to the: environmcnr of the upper 

acmosphcrc, near bnh space. and incerplanctary space. f'op1cs 111dude: propcnics of 

the upper atmosphere ;ind ionosphere, t.he 

geomagncnc fidd. radiation belts and magnetosphere of the F.mh. th" solar wind and 

mtcrphtne!;lf)' medium. remote sensing of the 

atmosphere and oet.-ans. environmental implit.tuom for spacecraft design. Prcr<'q: SI' 212. 

l:.A462 Astrodynamics 11 {3-0-3). -\d,·anced 

top10 111 J..strodyna1111cs 1nclud111g potenrntl 

of an arhitr:iry body and of the carrh, orbit 

detcrmin.mon from obscn·acions including 

num<'.'rical techniques tor data smooth111g, 

special and general pcnurbations of orbits 

.111d imaplanctar}' cr.1jc:ctories, drag elTccts 

on luw altlludc orhits. Special pro1ccrs. 

l'rat'q: l-JlJ62 

l:.A463 ~pace Operations (3-0-3). This 

course 11wcsiigarcs rhc rdauomh1p bcrween 

1111ss1on opernuons and rhc other elements 

of a sp;icc mission. h defines a process for 

translating mission nb1cni,·cs and requirements inro .1 vi•1hle mission opcrauons 

concept. rhe COUrse fOcmt:S On how WC: get 

111formallon ro and from space and then to 

rhc user in a usable lormar. Pra,·q: EA362. 

EA465 Spacecraft Communications and 

Power (3-0-3). This course is inrc:ndcd to 

develop communicniom fundamentals with 

emphasis on digital communicmions. link 

budget analysi<. and power subsystems. 

Sccondan- topics include: computer and data 

bus operauons. command and data handling, 

relemcrry, and tr-.icking and comroL Prereq. 

EA362; Coreq: E/302 or EE332. 

EA467 Spacecraft System Laboratory 

(0-4-2). Laboratory analysts of the maior 

sysrcm elements of space systems to include 

ground concrol and power, artitudc control, 

communicacions, propulsion and thermal 

control. Consrraims imposed bv system 

application launch vehicles and cnviroomem an: considered. Introduction to the 

enginct:ring design process as well as its 

compuccr adaptations. Prert'q: EA364. 

EA469 Special Spacecraft Design ( 1-4-3). 

This course. 111 coniunccion w1rh l:.A-170, 

provides a C\vo-semcster spacecraft design 

program for selected midshipmen. Prer<'tf 

approval of dep11nmmr chair 

EA470 Spacecrafr Design ( 1-4-3). 

Preliminary design of a spacecraft. Includes: 

preltmmary !Jyout, weight and moment of 

inertia cstimarcs. spccificarions of on-board 

systems, power subsprem requirements and 

design, and consrraints imposed bv launch 

\'chicle and m1ss100 requirements. 

Prereq: I IC. t1Strom11111ml rmck 111<1;or 

or IT (Spf/ce Ops) ma;or. 
l:lectric.11 and ( omputcr Lngineering Department 

l lcctm.al l ngmccnng ~l r 

l:.lc tr1 111 ng111 crm • 1 on ol the coro1er,tom~ d1 uph'le\ thJt "111 ,1. 1pc ma111 1 pcct\ ol the '\Jn for 

the fore Jblc luturc The m 1or offer' 1 ol1d ground mg 111 the tundarncm.1 sot< lct1m: .. 1I c ngmccnng. 

a "ell 1 ti• oppnrllll'll\ t l tll\t'\llg tc .1d\ meed 1op1c' 111 com'lllllll<..ltlon '''terns d1g111I computer\ 

fiber >pll< ''t rn m1um\J\ d1g111l s1gn1I proccs ng and 111strurnentat1on I he ~I\\ necd,u!ltccr' 

trJlllc<l 111 the le tr1<..1I en •111ccnng \,1h peculuc' to lead 111 the de' doprnem 111tcgr lllon and 

upcrJ11on of Jd\Jmt'd \ t rm TI1e dt'ctrn: .. 11 t'ngmt't"nng rna1or 1 atcrcd1ted b) the I ng111cenng 

Atcred1111wn < 1m•1111"1on ol the kcred1ta11on Board for I Pg111cer111g ,11'd lcd111olog} \Ill I 111d 

leads to 1 ba hcmr ol 1c1 c 111 clellnc I cng111ecnng. 

l lcttrlcal cng111 <rll'g m. 1urs 1ppl) cla"room conce)'t' m the l.1bur.11on thrn11ghm11 the progr,1111 

I he I kp 111mcnt ha\ xtellSIH \Hll np11pped l.1bor.11or1n to 11rm 1dc excdb11 Ii.ind, on s1111po11 for 

t'\Cfl COUl\C 111 the n1.11or I >cd1c.11ed l.1hor.11t1n<"' 'upport Clllll'e' 111 .111.ilog .ind d1g1r.1I h.mh,,1rc hhcr 

op11c\, dcttron1t\ c11mmu1•1c 11111m clcuro 1ned1.1111cJI t·r•erg\ cnme"rcin, .rnd ,11ha11Ltd dctlrrc.11 

t'ng111ccrrng llrOJ<'l.t dc-;1gn I h<" (>qi. r1mcn1' \trJrcg} I' co cmpha\llC mo rhrnp. ,1) 111d1\ldua( learning 

Jl 1 lab M.ll on to< murc d1omugh 1111tlcm.111d1ng ol rcqum·d ,krlh and h rhc I< 1111 1ppro.1t h 10 "'" rng 

design problem I hs .ire com11i.1 .. lh upt!Jrcd \\Ith lc-:1d1ng-cdge rechnolob'}· 

The deunc.11 cngme rmg c.i1"111ne senior dc'lgn :1bor.110n 'cq 1cncc 1141: and 11414 ts the 

u 1lmmdt1on of ch dcctr1<.1I c11g111C'ermg mdJor 1111egrJr1116 them Ill\ sk1'ls Jcqu red m prcp.,r non 

<.ours( \O that student w11 dc\lgn 1mplemer1 te~t •• md demonstrate a 'lgmhc 1111 proJl't.t l\\o 

nml~h1pmen r r \Cal .HC' J\\,udcd the \(<llllnCl7 Pme for 111110\J(l\C \\Ork Ill rhe dt'1.-m 11 dnd computer 

cng111t'cnng d t n I bor.11011 cow c seq1 enccs I he ( ap1a111 Ho~J R \lcxandcr Jinn m cl( meal 

cngmccrmg 1 prCM"nted during< 0111111" 1nn111g \X l'ck co chc oum 111d,ng I? ulu 11e m them 11or 

<..r.1dua1c' of thC' dt' me 11 cnpnC'crmg progr.im. re \Cf\ ,,cJI prep.ired tor 111\ of the: rJl Ill\ 1ohs chc\ 

ma\ be .u 1g11 d m th fie t I h ma or also prm1cl" .in txcd cm fund1111c11t.1I background .ind 

lnund ltlon lor w111111ued more 'peer lm:d mtd} m clcctm .. I e11g111ccr111g l th( gr .. luarc I ,cJ on 

.it.UH' dut\ after co1nm1 \1U11111g at 1'1c :-..1,.11 Postgudu 11c \thnol or ,111\ othc: 1t..1du11rc 1mrnu111111 

( urriculum Rct111 ircmcnt\ 111 1dd111011 ro the rcqurrl'mems of plebe 'c.ir 

l'rofcs"on.11 :-\ J lll\ '\I HO :-.: 1 100 :>..~200 :\'dOO '\\~.?.\: 

\ !Jchcmaucs \:\12.12. S:\122.1 \\1 HI 

'>uence ...,1'2.11. ~1'212. 

I !um nmc' 111 12.X\, l II l.!16 . nd l\\ll clrcmt' rn11N 111cl11d111g 1111< .11 rhc 100 00 bcl 

I 11g111cm11g I 1\BJ!l, I \lll 1J I 'dOO I \110· 

\l11or '>l.!04 f l 2.ll.112\I 11242, 11 \20. 11 >22. 11 \'i 1, I I ><ii, I I \ 2 11 HI 11 114. pl1i, 

chrt' m 11or C'' m c 
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Compute r Engineering M ajo r 

Compucer engcnecnng is a new d"upline thac has emergt·d from w1th1n the older discipline of 

deuric.tl enginci:ring. Smaller. f.t,ter, and cheaper arc words that describe che revolutionary changes 

dui: 10 rnmputcr engineering. !ht: computer enginccring major closdv follow' the dectric.11 engineering 

major for the first year, dil"l:~rging chereafrer. A solid grounding in the fundamcmab, of electrical 

.tnd compmer engineering is followed hy the opportunity w invc,tigatc advanced wpics Ill compurer 

1nrcrfaung. computer ni:tworking. oper.mng sptem,, fiber opuc sptems. and digit.ii signal processing. 

rhe :\°,\\'\'\\ill bc ;1blc CO ll\e ofliccr\ traint:d in computcr cngin.:ering ro lead Ill the developmenr, 

intcgr.uion. and operation of adYanccd computer-based systcn1'. The Department plam co seek 

acucdit.uion of the computer engineering major by the l'.ngineering :\ccreditarion Commission of 

the 1\cuedi1ation Board for Fngincering and li!d111ology (1\Bl.'1') .tt the earliest permi"iblc nme. The 

computer engineering major leads to a bachelor of sc1enct· 111 cnmpurer engineering. 

( :0111pu1er engineering ma1ors :tpplv d.tssrnom concepts 1n the l.1burarory throughout rhe program, 

1.1krng .1dv.1ncage of the Department's well-equipped l.thor.mmes to ger hands-on experience in nearly 

even· course in the ma1or. The lkparcmcm uses a [WO-pronged ,rr.1tegy co emphasize skills needed b~· 

computer engineering majors: .1) e111:ourage indi,·idual le.1rning .u a lab sration co cnsurt· thorough 

umkf,1.rnding of required ,kill, .111d b) rely on team effnm in 'oh-mg design problems. labs are 

co1111nu.1lly updated wi[h leading-edge technolo~-. 

The wmputcr engineering c.1p,r<lll<' semor design labor.nnrr 'equcuce (LE-i 11 .md EE4 l 'i) "the 

cul111ina11on of rhe computer engineering maior. integr.1tmg rhc m.1ny skills acquired in prepararnry 

cm1r\t'S so th.11 srudems ctn design, implement, tesr, and demonstrate a signific.11u pro1ec1. l\vo midshipmen per ye;u art· awarded rhc Stcinmccz Prize for 111110\·auve work in che dccu ical ;111d com purer 

engineering design labor;uon course sequences. 

Cradu.ues ot' the computer engineering program arc 'WY well prep.m:d for any of them.my 1obs 

thcv m;11· be assigned in che tlecc. The major also providn .1n excellent timdamemal background ,

111d 

found.mun for continued. more 'peci;1li1.ed scudy in compmer engineering .tt the gradu,u'c· level on 

.1ct1ve dun .1ttt:r commissioning .It N.l\'al 1'0>tgr.1du.tre '>chool or .111y other ac.1demic institution. 

Curriculum Requirements (in .1ddlt1on m che requiremcnrs of plebe year) 

l'rnfess1nnal· NL:20j, NUIO. NI 100. NN200. NS.300. '-''v-12:\: 

,\ l.1dtt·111.11ics: Sf\ 1212. SM22 I, 'if\.l ~I'\, Sf\ U42: 

'ic1entt Sl'21 l, 'il'212: 

I lu111.u1111es. 11112:\\, 111121 (>. .tnd rwo decll\"e courses. 1ndud111g one ac rhc 30()/qQO level: 

I ng1nee11ng. I \1)18. l..\BJ 1

), l 'i.~00. ES360: 

\1.~jor: '>lio-i '>1221.H.221 11.2·11 l.F242.EE320,l·l·322 H.Vi'l.l:.E361.l·U62,lbll.fE415, 

plus two m.11or dect1ves. 

"'8 
l lcctrical ( nginccring and 

Computer l·.nginccring Cour\c\ 

I I \O.! I J<'Un>mc ( orn11111111c.1uon ..,, 'term 

and I l1git.1I ( 011111111111<.1t1um (I .! 1). lhr 

<• loll '" n '" 11 \()I I k1.tnc.u 

E.npn~nng f unduncnul flm lVlll"SC hcpn 

"11h 1hc basil pr.:lupb ot d1g11.1l logic ,uu11m 

followed b' Jn 1mrodu uon to computer arc.Ju 

1cu l'hc pnnuplcs ot '\ruing .1nd l>1giul 

C.on '.Tluruc.mons m prt-oscml-<l io 111dudc 1hc 

most common digi 1 modubuon t<VJn1<1110 

J.J1d 1 11.1<l\ of Amplm1dc ~ lod 1 uon ltul10 

\\ m: prop.igauon .md the fi111d...-ncnt.1ls ol 

\ritcmus = .ilio pnx·med I he '"""" ends 

\\1ch nud\ ol chc cn1;111t"Cnng fund.1mcni.;!,. 

ot nmmrkmg mc..::.idmg topolog) cnrnt'Ul\1[\ 

muung. b.md\\ldrh, subncmng. rhc ( l\I \1odd 

r ( l'/11~ .mJ rhc Internet LI .111 .1ppli .... 111n11 of 

"'"'orkmg rnnn~1m f'rrrrtJ 11 JOI or ll I'll 

I l,10.\ Dig1wl (.omnumic.mom (2 2 \) llm 

wur:1< IJ<:gll'l' "nh the th<'>I'} hdun.I radio 

\\,J\'C\ and h"'' thC\ tr.l\'d, .11 \\di as .u11um.1 

fi111d.imcnuls. I uncd arcu1t1 Jn: al'° d1s.u"5<J 

.Jong \\tch thcrr .ippliwuot 111 wn•mumwuon 

urn. ts lhc fim mJtor lcxus of the rou~ IS 

J.J1•pl11udc mod1t!Juon .1.111 appl!~ io r:1d10-tn: 

qucnC\ u:1mmu111c..uorL1 fm.1ucnC\ modulJuon 

IS pn:'\cnted as .1 compamon fhc =ond ma1or 

fonJS IS methods for wmTit :-ig IX'tw~n .m.ilog 

.md digt!.11 data for cnMmuruc.mng. \!so co' 

cred .in: digital modu"mon error dctcu10n .111d 

corrt'Ctlon J.J1d m 1

uplcx111g tcdu• <[U~ I l1111ng 

dts.1JSS1ons of each mp1< nul 1131) app!i •• mon 

.i.,d rdc\'ancc an: CO\'Cl'C.-J l'mrq FE.3012 or 

El HI illul ( VJ I 11~110r 

[ U t 1 Logic [~..,ign ;md ). l1eroprou·""" 

1 2 1 1l11S IS dn u11n .. lu"on be! proJ<'<t 

collr\C 111 <l1g1ctl dcaronu.» tor 11011 I I ma1or1. 

It bc.'gln' \\l;h die do1g11 .111.1h ... 1s .111d 1111111 

n111.1uun ot both crnnb11111un.1l .md S<'\111cnu.1l 

arrn11• .111J 1hc1r r<.-C .uuon 1n borh d1~r<t• 

components .1nd prt'{',T unnl.lhle logic dc'\1U:S. 

lhc ooursc pr~· 11110 the llse ut \ l'>l 

dC\1= Jnd J11:1t.il .u11hmci Ftr..li'.\ 111 111t11> 

duwon to~hJ, b-el prugru11m111g.111d 

nucmprnu:ssor m1c.rocn111rollcr b.t\Cll " tcms 

d 1gn 1s .1.lso I''°' idcd l'mrq I} JO] or l:l J '12 

approzul of depum11n11 t:hmr 

11320 lnuoduttion to I Jt-..1n<:.tl I ng111<-.:ring 

l l l .! 1 !his .oursc pro,1do ~, .:nrodumon 

to the :uh IS of fl<"' r 5' terns .111d rtit.mng 

m ch111c11 The student .1ppl11:s arcu11 .111.U\ 1s 

techmqua to !.Ol\'c su•gl phase ;ind thrtt- phase 

power pmhlcms h1rthc1 rhc .uuh I< of 1d..-.tl 

Jnd non 1d<:tl tr.uulormcr IX nl.lcl'lnc'\, md 

'' nd::nnom m1d11n"' LS 111cluJcd \n 11111oduc 

t1un to power dcctro111c <trrn11s 1s pro\ ockd 

111dud.mg IX mo!Or<p<"-'t w111rol .111d l'""~r 

'uppl) ~1mplo l'rohk111 s.1l,111g.md !JJ,.ir,1 

111n <"<•re '<'' in: '01ph '"'"I. l'rrrrq 11221 

I I 12.! '>ign.1[, .111d '>\\1c1m 3 2 l TI1c 

pni • ir 'an e<tendnl 10 the 

trarJSnms10n of 1i;iul !hrough I 'l u ~ rem: 

Ilic 1pprmch JS hascd nn Jcicrnmmor J 

1111crpn:t.1uon of natur.11 lll't[Ucnua pol zero 

d1.igr.m1' •• mJ their rd .. ion to ti•< go\C nung 

" tc1~ <'lj,Ulll rs I r:mslom1 tc-..h111,111<> m: 

;ippt· ,J to the .111.1.h IS ol urcum Bou• wnt111u 

otJS 1 -nc .tl'<I d.s.rctc tint< " terns , dlSlUS><-d 

Computer soft" uc 115<.'ll !O mod I .u1ct 'l il\ll" 

"gr..il.1 .uul '1"tcms. l'trrrq I I-.! 1 I or 1ppro1 J 1 

dqwm11m1d11r 

I I l,\ I Ucari..:al Lngint...,ring l ~ 2 4 A md, 

of I )( .md Al ck..tncal dcinmts md c1rct.11>, m 

d11d111g !11,'\l.1'111ll.jlll\,Jt1lcc,1utur J jlld lorLl.l.I 

m•1»1&" ol hm·ordt.,. W'tl'Tl\S. \( l""'u, and 

\( um" plu..: "-o;tcm' . .\mphhcr.., diodes .11KI 

lr.Ul,Nnr; .If< mtmduuJ .111d 1111dcrl1L dL'<ll'<SIOll 

ol 1ppl1cmo11s 1n l ... "<'f rtp1buon .md 111.1du11c 

wmrnl \( .md IX m.1d11110 If< lll\'L'liffl((•l .md 

di..,.,u,<nl .n iltc: <l>ntoct ot j sluph••uU mrnnn 

mcm /'rm-q l'I,., 1 II \1'212 or \I' 222 

11 U.! lJ<:<etri..:al I Jlginl'<'Ollg II \..Z l 

\ lodcl111g mJ uul\ IS tl'll1111qu<"' 1n: .1pphc'tl to 

mrdung machina. diodes. op d.lllps, 1r111'mo11 

.111d unphliers. \mpl11udc modul.mor• :-id 

dcmod 1 on .ts well as comlmuuon.J 

.md scqucnu.;; d1giul logic .1n: 1mroduo:d 

lmrq FEJJ I 

I I H 1 Ut"<:tri..:al l.nginccring .111d l I 'I\ 't<m' 

0 .!-1) Tiu-wuN:1s.tfol10\1-0n ! 

I k·nnw! l nginc:cnng I. In ti• cour><., modcl111g 

.md .ut.tll's' 1cch111qucs .ire .1ppl1cd to dcctromc 

wnumuuc.mon WStl'Tl\S 1nduJ111g lx>1h .uL1k~ 

.111<! d1i;iral modulmo111dcmc idulmon tc.:hmLJl!Co. 

\J,., ,; t.l1c a111rx, ,n,Jcrm Jt,.ign and .utJ\"" 

wmb11uuo1tJ .111d S<l.Jl1<1UtJ d1g1t.;J ~>glL or.rnl' 

\n 111-.lq11h ""'k ot wmpiucr 11cmmk111g ts 

mdudt-J \\llh sp.ulic cmplL1'1S on the (>~I mo.id 

uxl "irdcr; 5'"1cnts. l'rrrrq. l-F3 H 

l I I 1 l [J,,.:trunic;., l 1 2 IJ l'he ph\"l<.rnl 

scmllonducror Jc'\1Cl'> p-n 111naton diode 

h1pobr and tidd dfc:a trJ.JISIS!Orl IS mtrodu<t-d 

1><. ... 1cc tiiarJttcru.1110n m tcrrn ol appropn. • 

external \.Ui.iblc< then ltad' to corismicuor 1 I 

,m..JI 'igrd and Luge-sig1ul mod s I mph.is~ 1 

on sm.tll signal .1pphcmons ot th= dC\1cc m11<I 

cl \pphut oris 111 b.istc .1111pliher .md S\\ .. ,h111 • 

dr tuts .1re cmphas11.cd 111 lahnr.uon CX<."ll 

l'rrrrq 1-1-2.! I 11 H I or El: HI 

11 112 Ut'<-mmi<.., 11 (.l·2 1l. HI I .md 

~ H )\I I I •• mpl1ficr1 ,ire srud1<-d I !us :-iJud 

1hc .1n.1h'\11 ol J11Tcrc1111.tl anipl1htr1, wrrc111 

rrirrrns n 11hm.igc .1mplihc.,., k'l"lll1.1ck uripl: 

fiu,, pmwr unplific" .. u1d m1cgr:11<"<l <1ic1111 

1111phtic" I <'l"<ih.1ek ,md lrC<lll<"llC\ .111.11\ 1' of 

ampl1her1 .1rc cmph.mz,:d. Apph .. mn1l' 111cludc 

.Jctlh hhm .111d osulbton l'rrrrq 112// or 

11ppro1r1/ ,,fdrf"'m11m1 ,/Am 

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E.E344 Solid-State Power E'lectronics (3-2-

4). ·11,., cour;c covers a.sp<.-cr.. of lhc .uialysis, 

simulaLiun. design. conlml •. md prototyping of 

power ck·nronic ctrcuiis. w11h an emphasis on 

i ndu.,t ri.tl .mJ Deparm1ent uf 1 )efcnsc applicat iom. lopictl coverage includ~ rectifiers, de-de 

l:onvcrrcrs, JL ·~K inverters, motor drives, semiconducror <b·ic<.· characteristics, anJ pr:icciatl 

issues sudi :ts mubbcrs. drivers, and heat dissipa· 

rion. Design rhrough maLhcrrut.iatl mo<lding 

and simulation, followed by implementation 

and tc.,,ting. is emphasi1.t.xl. Pim:q: E/:2.f I. 

EE.354 Modern Communicacion Systems 

0-2-4). D1g11al signal implcmcmarion and 

proc<..-;.smg techniques arc intro<luccd. Vanous 

digital mo<lularion mcLhoJ., as well Js AM and 

I ~l nlelho<ls arc m1dicil. lhscb.1nd ;mJ bandpa'-' modul.uion .111d Jcmodula1ion techmquci. 

arc imro<luccxl. Probability dk'Ory is applied t0 

detcrmme the error performance ofa binary 

phase-sh iii keying system i'rn>:q: EE.322 or 

11ppm1~1/ ofrl1yJr/rn11m1 dm11: 

EE 361 Microcomputer-based Design (3-2-4). 

A principb-hascd foundanon to the analrs1s 

and dc-,,ign of systems using microproc=ors. 

'Ilic m1Jcnt will acquire a dctaib.l understanding of the arch.itt:enm: .md instrouion set of a 

rcprc"SCmauve microcontroller, •Ls.o;cmbly-l:mguagc programming of the micro<.:olllroller, and 

lhc use of interrupts. The sn.1dcm will design 

and build circuits wuh both Jigir.11 and analog 

componcm; and will learn ro use Limers, awnchronous serial commumcauons. paralld commun1cttions, analog-to-d.ig1t;il and d.igital-roan.uog converters, and pulsc-widlh modubror.;. 

The denv:nion and use or dcs1gn cXJuauons ro 

adiicw ucsircd beha\'10r is emphasw.'ll. Pim!q; 

F/:242 or f.1.:.313 or EE332 01· FF.334 

EE 362 Computer Architecture (3-2-4). Tius 

course CO\'cn; organization, strncture, :md design 

of compuccr;, starting with a reYie'I' of the 

hismry of compurcrs. Design ropics mcludc: 

complex and reduced msu1.1c1io11 <,et dc-,,1gn; dala 

aJ~ing; design of cemr:il prcx:e;sing unit;, 

n:-gi.m:rs, :tnd arithmelic logic units; circuits ro 

h,mJlc imcrruprs. m,cc.,, and other exccpuons; 

hori1.0nt.1l and vertical mic.roprogramm1ng; data 

bu.<St.-s; memorr sysrcm design; inputlourpur 

sysrcm cb1g11; paging .uid scgmcncarion; .u1d 

cid1c design. A stuJy of computer arii.l1metic 

covers two\ complemelll additmn .md subcr:iction; Booth's and Robertson's algoritlum for 

•igncxl multiplictrion; restoring •md nonrt"5tormg di\'ismn; square rool t.'Xtrac.:tion; anJ 

llo.u1ng-poinc harJw:trr. l~m·q: FF1·i2. 

EE 372 Engint>ering Elt'Clromagnetics (3-2-4). 

B,L\IC tWhllllSMOn linc th<.'01)' is 111rroduced 

w11h h1gh-fn:x1ucncy cin:ui1 ck-,,1gn applications. 

80 

fl. laxwdl\ equations arc fom1ulattxf for Limevarying fields ;tnd applid to w:tvt'gllide, 

amcnna. and radar S}"Stems. l.1bs provide 

pr.1crical .:xpenencc wid1 trarnmi,.,,ion lines. 

w,1vL-guides, opciatl wavcguid<!", amennas, and 

radar. l'rm·q: l'hpics fl (51'2 I 2 or S/'222). 

EE4 l I Elecaiatl and Computer Engineering 

Design I (2-2-3). A series ofd<:l>ign probl=s are 

prcsc:nted to take the srudcm through the total 

design process fi-om spt.-cificttion ro verification 

of performance. ln addition to 1<:cl111iatl design. 

factors sudi as safety, c-conomics, and cthiatl 

and socier..11 implications arc considered. A small 

projec.1 is cxt-cmcd and evaluattxl. Eadi sn1dcnt 

cliooscs a ctpsrone projc-ci: and develops and 

submits a proposed design ro be complctcxl m 

CE4 14 (for eb:aiatl engineers) or EE4 l 5 (for 

computer engineers). llic proposal is presented 

to die student's pt.-crs and proJt'Cl advisors in 

lieu ola final exam. Pmrq: JICstnnding in EEE 

mryor or ECE mnjor or approval of dep1. chair. 

EE414 Elecaiatl Engineering Design a (0-4-2). 

1111S course pro,~des praaicr in enginec'ling design. 

Je\'dopmc'flt, and protOl')l'le testing. following 

appro\'al of the project by the ul>litlCtOr, the srudent 

devdoP" a pmrol)pe. rroubbhoolli il. !¥thcrs 

pt.-rfonn:mct' Jara on it .• 111d compbcs construaion 

anu packaging of the final design. A fonnal briefing 

to fJCC"' .uid depanmem 13'.ult)· IOllo\\~ a wrirn::n 

final projecr report on die completed projecr in lic'll 

of a fin.11 exam. Pim:q: EE4 I I t111d I IC EF.E mnjor 

or "fpmml of dep11m11em dJmr. 

EE415 Computer Engineering Design a (0-4-2). 

l his course pro,1dcs practice in comput.:r engin=-

ing design, Jwdopmem, anJ protol')'[JC resting. 

following approval of die proj<.'\.i: by the instruaor, 

th.: srudcnt Jc~'t:!ops a prol0l}1le. rroubl<!>hoors 

it, gathers pt:rfurmance dita on ir, and compl= 

construction and packaging of the llnal design. A 

fonnal briefing 10 fX""> and i.lc-panmenr fua.tlty follows a written final proiecr report on the completed 

proJcct in !it'll ofa final exam. f'rm:q: l:J-A I I r111d 

I IC ECF 1111yor or appmml of rlepr1mne111 chmr. 

EE420 E!L'Cl.ric Mach.ines and Drives (3-2-4). 

The course 111dudcs an imro<luLi:ion ro magncric 

circuits and clt'\.i:romeclianical energy conver-

>1on principles. Building on thc>sc topics, the 

ba.1c opcr:icion. analyMs. modeling and design of 

1mrufom1crs, de mad1inc:., induction machmes, 

,me! >)1Khronous macliincs is then presc:nred. 

I lie simulation and power clt-cuonic control 

of de and ac machines are con>tdercxl. "Ilic 

outpur waveforms of a spiclironous machine/ 

rhn:'C·ph•ise r<."Ctifier. as pari of a Jc dt>tribuaon 

>y'Stcm .. uc mYcsug:ttL-d. The course uciliJ.es both 

SJmulalion exerci~ and arensin~ bboracorv 

harJwarc exercises tO reinforce titL'OIT ;md . 

\';Jid;uc dcrivtxl modds. Pir1rq: EJ:J20. 

l:.£426 Fundaniemals of Electronic Jnsrrumentation (2-2-3). A practiatl mtro<luction lO the 

design of ck'C!ronic instrumcnt:ttion. Common 

ro all instrumcni.; is inpur r rorn chc phrsiatl 

world. Many instntmentl> also email control of 

c-xrcmal devices. Srudents examine a wide range 

of sensors and acruators. Labs •upport a broad 

study of the major components of deccromc 

in.1trumentation systems: sensors, data acquisition. signal cond.itioning. computer control and 

acruarors. l"rel?q: l:.E302 or ££332. 

EE431 Advanced Communicacion Theory 

(3-2-4). Digiral and .malog comrnunicalion 

S}-Sterrn and conccpcs. Fourier analysis, sampling theorem. amocorrdacion function, power 

spectrum, cross-corrdation fimaion, crossspearum, ps<!Udonoise sequences, matdiedfilters, spread-spectrum, cod.ing, PCM. ID/I.!, 

and FD~ f arc defined and applied. Probability. 

random variables, and random-signal principle. 

arc US<.'ll to compute the informaaon content 

of a message and co compute the error rares in 

digital communicaaon systems. l"rel?q: ££354 

or ££332 or npprow1! of departmt?Jt chmr. 

EE432 Digital Signal Processing (3-2-4). 

Digital signal processmg prinoplcs are studied 

and applied ro modem r:idar. sonar and commun1c1tions sysrerns. The OFT is imro<luced, 

ics properties arc explored, and the FFT algorithm is devdoped. Discrere corrdacion, com·olution, spectral analysis. marched filter detection 

problems. complex demodulation techniques, 

the Z rransform, and stabilitv of discrete svstcrrn 

are .:xplored. Properties of Fl Rand I IR d.igital 

filrer.; are sruclied. Digital filters are designed and 

applied ro random and dm:m1inistic signals. 

Am!q: EE322 or EE332 or r1pproMI of dt7Mrrmem chr111: 

EE433 Wueless and C.ellular Communications 

Systems I (3-2-4). An m-depth sn1dy of "irelcss 

and cellular S}'Slerrn. This study includes S}'Sl<'.m 

design, mobile rad.io propagation (large-scale 

path loss, small-scale foJing. and mulcipad1), 

and modulation rcchniquc.< for mobile radio. A 

working knowkdge of the characceristics of the 

three major cellular/PCS ")"Stems in use in the 

U.S. tod,1y is also de"\ doped. Tecliniatl discussions or n.-cent topicslpubliotions related tO the: 

coun;e material are also conducced. Libor:tt0l)' 

experiments emph.1Si1.e indoor and outdoor Rr 

prop.1g:mon measurcmenlli. A final proit-ci: ts 

n.-quired in lieu of a final cxamirution. f>rm.q: 

££.354 or r1pproml of dep11m11mt dJt11r. 

E.E434 Wireless and Cellular Communication 

Systems II {3-2-4). A continu:uion of the 

m-depth 'tudy of wireless and cellular systems. 

1111s s1udv indudes modulation tt-chniqu~ for 

nmbilc raJio, <.X]uall/,111011. di\'crsity, .md chan-
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cmork., 

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1). nm oou= prm di!\ d ,, 11111he 

luncbmcntab of d.iu .md computer oomrnu 

nrLltJOru bnplws1 " pl.iuxl on pnmxol and 

rt<"twork do1gn ( nuc.il tahmc.il o1rca.s 111 w1o1 

comrnumwuons. \\1d< arc:i ncf\' rkmg, .md lo 

c.il an'a nemo

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k111g .m: cxp 11n.~t. /'rnrq 11: lS4 

ori1ppro1t1l o/dep.1m11mr dwr 

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pmwr wnccpls .md J," 1<0. ~>rne nl the 

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mdu<l< d .... m111 ,h n.u1111 ...,, cb.t•un hctm 

\\J\'C' umracuon, \,Kt.u:-11 Rf power dC\Kcs 

and !ugh frt"ljuen'' 'l'l111 conduuor dC\1u-,. 

l'hc oou= draws upon utrmn n:«.':lrch .n the 

'\;J,Jl Rt=irch 1..ahor.n"" and 1:t\11cd s1x'3kcr; 

to present umch and pr.tct11..tl .ipplu; .. moris m 

l ..., :\.1Y\ weapons S\"ltc:MS .u1d scrt.'>lll'\ 11-c 

\df10us threads oi couoc mdtcnal wmc together 

111 the <tud) of ihc llllCfCJ\\.IVC power module 

\ll'~I .md the nulhmctcr \\J\'C' 

JXJ\\'C'r modulc 

\l\11'~1 df1 lnlcp;l!Klll ol \.lCUUI'll .ind 

<,amoonduaor dcuromtS to prrxluce light 

wctght high pmH'IC lugh fn"ljucnn dcvlCe< used 

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l \ \ sensors. I .1hor.11or\ \\ 111 k 111dudo )Xl\H'f 

.md frl'llllC

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\ 2 1 • \n i::nroducuon m 1he 1~1111rc ol op11c.tl 

w:tH"gUtdc; .md hl>e! opuw! cornm1u•iw11ons 

s.. terns. I 1bcr propag:.mon mode.. dL'f'<'rSIOn .md 

a1tt'1'U.1t1on .ire stud.icd I igln\\J\'C trarununt"r. 

id rcccm:rs op11c.tl .irnphhcrs .1nd cornpc:> 

ncnts for \\a,-dcngth <l1Hs1on mulupl<"Xmg .ire 

<1&1~ . .md J .omplctt' opu...il wnumuu 

1 on network 1' .maf,·Lcd l'rrrrt/ /: /- i'i./ oT 

ttpproi 1/ of depamumr d.iir 

Sil 
Mechanical Engineering Department 

Mechanical Engineering Major 

f"hi: mecharm:.11 cngrncnrng ma1or, accreJ1ceJ by rhc f ngineering .\LLreJicauon Commission of che 

Acat·Jic.11ion BoarJ tor Lngineering anJ 'lechnoloID· offers one of the mosr Jin:f'ifieJ engineering 

programs .1v.11l.1ble .It rhc '\av.11 Academy. In addicion man cJucanon 111 mech.mical engineering. che program 

prepares its graJu.ncs co .Mume rcspomibilities in •lllY of the \\arf.m: speci.1lrics of rhc L.S. :\a,·y and U.S. 

:0-larine Corps. ( ;r.1Ju.ucs "ill be: in pmiriom of respom1bil11:y invoking rhc opc:r.Hion and maintenance of 

high technolog) \\C.tpons 'Ptems. As officers progress through chc1r carca,, many will assume positions of 

responsibiluy a' 111an.1gcr' of weapom syscems devdopmenr and procurement. This Jiccace:> a program char 

emph.1si1cs .1 bro.1J spectrum of undcrgr.tduate studies. The progr.1111 thus rndudes required courses in solid 

and tluiJ mc•ch.rnics. dvn.1mio, rhermoJynamics .md energy systems, m.Herials engineering and a significanr 

emph.tsis on clcLtric.tl engineering and c:onrrol sncems tl1ndamcnt.1ls. This broad background in che 

fundament.tls of mccl1.1nical engineering prepares midshipmen to sdcu clcc1ivi: courses in any of rhc five 

tracb wirhrn tlw 111ed1.mic;1l engineering program. These 1r.1cks arc encrg) S\'stems, engineering mechanics. 

marine propulsion. m.naials engineering and nudc.lr t:ngineering. A 1111thh1pmen can choose co specialize 

in ,1 parricu!.11 .1re.t by ,eleuing all of their electives in one crack. or a more general .1pproach can be taken b1 

sdecring decr1ves .tcross several tracks. 

1"11e progrnrn r.1ke, 'n1ou,h the need to develop graduat<'s who h.n·i: .1 munJ unJcrs1;111ding of che design 

process .rnd its 1111ponanLc rn rhe success of cngineering acr1vitv. Design nluc.111on 1n the program is focused 

through .1 sequence of live rnurst:s. beginning in che firsc semester of the sophomore rear (E~l2 l 5, EM3-l, 

H.tr5. H\1•171. H-.1 i~2). "hid1 make up rht' design backbone. bd1 semester, orhcf(ourses char are more 

often iJenufieJ wuh engineering science support the bac:kbonc through problems and small proieccs thac 

builJ on COl1leprs .rnJ rools Je,dopeJ in che design bac:kbonc. This .1ppm.1Ch wi:a,·es the subjects of design 

and design ronl, rnco the· program as .111 inregrated engineering acri,in·. A ;-.J.wy or \larine Corps officer wich 

.1 h.Khdor\ Jq~m: in mcd1.111ical engint:cring" well prepared for a wide 1 .inen of c.1reer ass1gnmenrs boch 

ashore and allo.11. l )pcr.n1on.1l "'·1 billers in surface ships. submarines .• 111d .urLr.tft ,quaJrons provide m.111)' opporrunitic' for .1 mt:d1.1nic.1l engineer co Jcvelop practic.tl experience in .1 ".1rl:irt: or engineering special[)· area 

while contributing Ill tlect engineering an<l material readiness. The opcr.11iur1.1l cnv1ronmenr enables a junior 

ollicer m r.1pidh- dt·n:lop sound lcadef'hip and managerial abilnies while rt:tining mechanical engmeerrng 

cap.1biliries acquired .11 the N.w.11 Acadcnw. Ashore. the mechamcal engineer h.ts a wide range of opporrunines 

in sub-,peci.1ln· b1llt·ts "11h naval .1pplic11ions. Tht:se include such arc.1' .1s 'hip .mJ aircraft di:sign, propulsion 

sysrem,, en,·ironment.11 systems •. td\ ;meed engineering educanon, major project 111.111.igcmcnr and weapon> 

'ysrems acc1uis111011. 1"11crt: is an .1hundant .md continuing need for mcch:tnic.11 engineers chroughour today's 

n;w.il \crviu.: 

C..urriculum Rcquircmclll\ (in addition ro the rcqum:rncnts of pleb< war) 

ProrrnmnJl' NllfH. '\Jl ~IO. '\ll.•tOO. NN200. NS300 '\;S·12X; 

f\l.11hcmatrLs: 'if\1212. 'ii\1221; 

'>ue1Ke· SP2 I I and 'ii'.! I.!; 

I lu111.111rr1cs: I II 121'i, 1111216, .ind two clecnves indudrngone .u the ~00/·100 lcvd; 

Engineering: 11.nl. H ·'·''' l.f\1211.1~121-. I f\12.'12. F.~1)19. l.i\n.!·1. I t;.~()0, lSllO; 

/\l.1jor: E,\1215. l·/\lil i. h\U20. L \1~~1. Ei'-137 '5. Fi\1'-115. ~\1•!71.1'\11~' plm rlircc nia1ordcctivcs. 

82 
Ceneral Fnginccring \1ajor 

I he g nerd( cngmccrmg ma1or prm 1dc• a basK cc '1111w educ.won 111 mathcmauc sucnc cngm<"cnng 

nd 'l \.ti P"'fc"1on.1I ub1ccts h offer a broad engineering b.Kkgrnund for 111t ire n I\ I •en ice and fur 

ddmon 11 .1d,anccd 1cchn1c..il 1r.1111111g and cduuuon \ hd<h1pmt'n wmplctmi:; the gene ul rngmccrn•g 

m.11or re<. I\ .t de 1gn ucd bachelor ol Klt'llCc degr<.~ 

( umculum Rct1u1rcmcnl\ 111 add11101 to the requ1remc111s of plchc )Car 

Profc 1onal NN.!00 ['.;I 203 \:\~on. :\I ~10. I 00, :\\42~. 

MathenLllll' 'IM2ll \\1..!:.l 

UCIJ(C \f'21 I \('212 

Hum111111c HI 12:\' 111121<> plus t\\O ci<w'« 111cluding one at the ){)()f~OO bcl: 

I ngumrmg 11 \Ill 11 302, I \100 I \)60, I I \I~; 

\ft 1r 11-.121:, I \12)2, I \1\:9 I \I ))8, I :\200, S\12~0. pl,1~ eight 111.11nr ,·k·ctM< .111d 

nne fret" cleu I\ c 
Mechanical Engineering Courses 

EMl 11 Stauc. Hl·,,l. An iniu.u cour.: in 

.1ppl1cd Vt'l:tor lllt'th.uiit" \\1th l'mph;i"' on ,i;ui.: 

ti.juilibrium. l<ipic. indudc lim:l'l>, mnmc·1m, 

rnupb. t'ljui,:1lc111 lon.t~wupk· ')"tc1m, <:en· 

tmi<b. Ji,uihutti.I fon.t.,., :mJ Coulomh lTiti.ion. 

'I lie applic;uion of the tn:c body diagram in rnc· 

;u1.U)"i' of 'wic t't)llilihrium of fr.un...,., madunl'l> 

.mJ 1m"'-" "\tR..""--J. Pmi·rr 1101u; Ciirar G1/m/11; 

Ill 1111d l'lry'1f> I. 

b\ 12 1 5 I mroduction tO 1\ 1cchaniml Lngincering 

(2.-2.- ~) llit\ "an m·crv1cw mur.<: that mmxlu= 

the m1dcn1 to the rn.un ,m:\5 of lllt'Chanical Cllgi· 

n=in~. mc"th;u11c., 111atcri.1ls, :uiJ thcm1osc1cm:c. 

In addi1ion. u pmv1dt." b.ickgruund in \isu.u11.1· 

tion 'kills and the tk,.,1gn prnu.>-s. Projcus m; 

lL"-'ll m mh.mt.c the undcr.Lm<ling of mc•t.hanical 

cnginc"Cnng am.I the Jt,,ign pnx""''· Pmrq: none: 

far.\/ F 111111on only. 

E.i\1121 ~ Sll\!ngth of 'vlatcrials (3-2~1). A fir.i 

cnur.t 111 mt'th.ui1c. ofddom1.1hk hoc.lie. \\ith 

emph.L'l\ on the cngmt"Cnng .ippmadi to die n.~ 

')'OJ\"" nl thcsc· lxxJi...,. to \';!rim.- ~1"" ofloodin~ .. 

ropit.\ indudc Sl.R."-'·Straill n:J,UIDlhhiJ". "RO»-

Str.Ull .111..J,,i,, stn..."" .uid str.un tr.tnSfOrmarion 

(\ 1ohr·, u~le), lm<l-Jdltnion, hmding. lO!">IOn. 

hud<lini; . .u1d ltmJXT.m1n:dl<"tn.. /'mrq. /~ /21 I, 

Comr \J/212 

LM232 O)namio. (.Hl-3). Cour.c in <..ho;.sid 

'ti..10r drnamlt.\. · 1 ( 1p1c.,, 1 ndudc \'tl:lor algd1r.1 .md 

mlcultL,, k111cm;lC10> .u1d kinctio. of parrid<'i .u1d 

rigid bcxli..,,,, .L, well ·"energy ;uid momentum 

mcdi<XL\. I ·x1c1t,iw prnbbn 'i(1king uwol"mg 

pa111Jc and rigid hod1 mounn " n.-quin..-J. Pmi·q: 

F \1211. C1m·<r \tl/212. 

EM300 Principb of Pmpuhion (.>-2-i). A m1dy 

of n.1\>U cng111t"Cnng "''tefl\\, mduding rhc princ1pb of enc~· convc.:Non and die b.15i.: 01x-r.mon 

of 'te1m, g<L' 1urh111l' .uid 1mcm.u wmbtt,tinn 

e11g111t· power planL,. f'mnr l'hJoia I (S/'211 or 

'i/'221 1 

L\1300N Principle!!> of Propul ion/~uclcar 

(3-2-'f) ~tudv nl cngtnt"Cnng ":l'>tc1m pnnc.:1pb of 

cncrgv LOl1\'l'l'IOll '1.l \1l':.U1l, ga.' rurb1m: ~mJ mt~rn.u rnmhtL\Uon. (. 'm·cr. nudc:u power pmpul,ion 

prinupb. Hrmr l'hJ>m I (Sl'l 11 or S/'221 ), 

~/( m11.<e 

1:./1 13 13 Materiah Science (.~-2 .. i). An umoductor')' rnur.t m the pln"1t:il .111d nm:h.micu proper-

""" ofcnguic...,nng d"'1gn m.ucn;us 111Juding 

mct;1ls. tcr.1m1L\ and pl.t\llC.. their "111Cturo.. lL'<" 

in cngtnc"Cnng •tpplictUOJ1\ and failun: phcnomc· 

n.i. /\111.ibor.uorr prnJt'l't' an: stnJCnul.i.I to pro"idc 

'tmng ph\.,,lt;U illtl\lr.tUOJt\ for the topic..' rnwn.J 

m k't•11n..,,. H'""'l· 111m1« 

8•i 

EMJ 18 Applied Fluid Mechanic. (3-0· 3). A fir.t 

course in maimpn:ssible Huid mc'th.u11c.,. l0p1c; 

mclude pmpeni"" of AuiJ..,. fluid \L.1t1t.s, integral 

conservation t-q1.1.1rion.s. dilfcn:nti.tl field .lll;U~ '>L,, 

dimensional analysis and 'imilimdc, inwmp='· 

iblc boundarv L1\'t."'- \i\allL\ flow in rnnduit' and 

flow aho1n i,.;,m;,,.._-J hodi<!'<. i'mtYf .\:\1212. 

l:M3 I 9 Engineering TI1e1111odyn:unio. (.~-0-3). 

A ba.<ic thcrmodvnam1c. cour.t m wh1th die first 

and scmnd l.iws of thlTmoth'l1am1t.' .in: srutlit-d 

pnm.uily from the ch\.,i~tl ,.;,,,tmsc.upic ,;<"''J'lllilll 

and appli<..-d 10 horn Ju""1 and open S}~cm,. 

Workmg rub<.Luite> indudc pcrfoct g:i...,., n:al 

ga.e. ;uid v:tpo" in addicion to soli<l.s .111d li<111iJ.,. 

Naval applicirions are emphasi1;.-d. l'rm·q: 11111117 

lATl'tf S.\l212. 

EM320 Applied TI1ennodyn:unics (2-2-3). Liborarory eqwpmcnr wh1d1 opcr.ll"' on pnntipb 

of rncrmo<lrnamic. ;md fluid mc"t.lwucs is usu.I 

10 reinfurce. anal~= and tbign of g:\\ and "apor 

pow<:r cycle>, rdngerntion and air rnnditioning. 

ship and airo:ili propul,ion S}"tt11l\, comhlL\Uon. 

cnctg\' com"CNOn and compreo.iblc flow. l'rmvr 

£\1319 or <Y[lllHlfem. 

EM32 I \ 1echanical and Materials for Aerospace 

Engineers ~2~ ). \ fiJ">t aiur.e 1n n1'1tcn.aJ., and 

mcx:h:uucs. Topic. mdudt: .lt.msp.ttc nutcri· 

als propemc:s: rrcam1en~ nwlufacruring and 

fubricition processes including joinung; dL"ign 

.uid ,,dct'tion consider.man>, including durnhilicy, 

n.1');lr.thili~; mainc.unability. tt>"°"ion .uid prott"C· 

U\'C trearrncnts: futiguc and CR.'tl' l'hcnomcna; 

basic clasciciry; simple struaur.U clement bcha\'ior 

for rods, beams, shaflli ;u1d pbt<!'<. L1borncory work 

and dcmo1tmanom an: 1mt-grntti.I to ' how rnc 

n:le\':mcc of topic; and to giw prnrncil 11t\lght to 

rne bdiavior of acrospat.c \tml'tur.u lll•Ucn.us and 

StnJl'tUre<. ~q: £\ f2 ff 

Ei\1324 Fluid Dvnamics {.~-2-i). An 1111RXl11l'lorv 

coun;e m Awd d~Tiam1c; <11\.."mg horn die inrt-gral 

and dilferential fo1111S of rnc cort"-T\ollion l.1w.,, 

of fluid A°''· Engineering applic:mom .in: nude 

to lwdimtatio. and co idc.u .111d n:;.u fluid llm''" 

~ratorr cxpcnmcnr>. and pmbkn\' '<"""'!\\ 

complement the lecnuc. l'rmrr 11011<7 Con·rr 

E \/319 or eqwmln11. 

EM.362 Reactor Physics I {.~-!H). 1'11 mmxluaorv 

mime m rndiaaon fJh)"i°' .tnd nuJc;ir R.';JGOr.. 

Course co'"~ topic; Ill ::uom1t modc1'. dillt:rcm t\'f'l'S of rn&1cion and d1cir in1cr.1uion mth 

marrcr. mdimL1ivity. fi"ion pmn"", 1M1Lron dif 

fiision .. tnd "''1ct0r cnucalny rnntc:pl' for ban: .uid 

n:At'CIL-d l1<m1ogcnc"OLL") ">tell\\. Hmrr ), I 1112 or 

SP.??? 

L\i1r1 lncroduaion 10 Design !.! 2 3J. 

1-undamcnrals of mechanictl d...,.1~. \\1th cmph.i· 

"'on die design of pertinent madiinc dcmcnts. 

'!Opie> such as fustcners. '])rings, ami-fricuon 

bmrings. lubricu:ion and journal oouinp. h'\.-mng 

and .Jiafu are CO\mxl. AL"' indudcJ .m: ,t.mc .Ult! 

fatigue fuilure theorio. l'mrrr f."121 ": L\1232 

CMT'5 Mechanical Engineering bpcrimcnta· 

rion C-2·3). A design rnUN: du1 cmpb.""""' rnc 

ITT<-'01')' and pracriml considl'l'3CJOns ~'o<:i.ut-d w1rn 

comcrnpo~· expt'fimcncil pmccdun.:s, methods 

;uid de>ign si:ratcgi<!'<. lopic; include m<.a,un:-

mem error and its pro~tion, t:q1mion fitting 

and plorring. signal acqui..icion and ,-aJ.id.1Uon. 

insuwncnr response :u1d dc111L11ts of cxpcrimcrn.il 

design. Emphasi> include. rnmputtT aidl.J d1L1 

reduction, modeling of a ~"Stcn1 and n.port wm· 

ing. ~q·SM212, EA/2/-,wl E,\1232. 

E.M380 Engineering ReviC\' (0-2-0). A t1>mpn:· 

hensl\·c l'e\~C\" course to pn.-par< 'mdcrm to t.lkc 

the l:.ngineer-Ln-Training (H I ) or hmciimcnLU\ 

ofEnginttring (FE) examinacion."fop1c; 111Judc 

mathcrruuics, chemisll): romputt"'- elti..'!rictl cngi· 

n<'t'J'ing. engineering economic., sL.1ao.. dyn.uniL'-

thcrmoJmamics, fluid mechanics, .uid 111l'(.harna 

of matcrf.ls. Pm-eq: J IC mgmemng "•IJ01' 

EM4 l5 Heat Transfer 3-2-4). Srud" ofrncnn.11 

radiaaon, stead,, and craruiem condu~on, 

laminar and rurl,wcnt conn.'Clion. inttTrL11.uiJ 

external Aow. boundaf\' la~«.'l'S and empiriml rnr· 

n:lations. Applications addre.> fins, nudt:ar IU!ctor 

cooling. heat exchanger.; and 1merncrivc comptu 

ing. PMl!lf.' EM319rtnd Ei\132·1. 

EM423 Mechanical Vibrarions (2-2-3). '111l· 

umrrnem of vibration fundamental.' including 

free. <lan1pt'C! and furcrd h.im10111c ,;brnciom of 

linear <mgle and mwci-d<gree of fu.i..Jom "'\lt11l.., 

modi! analysis. continuous sysre1ns and a pr.t<•id 

pmjL'Ct. Pmrq: EM.2r,111d £ \f2i2. 

Ei\1433 Computer-A;dcd \lanufacrunng 

2-2-3 1lus course =une. how comptllt'l'S and 

auromanon are uscd in t'11<itkn1 manufat11.111ng 

pmt:esso. Topics include nuJwung protL"'<"· 

l '\:C programming. proru.:. pbnning. dimc:n 

'iorung. and tolerancing. Srudcnts p.ui.icip.ut· 111 .1 

manufaauring pmie<-« wh1J1 utilV.c. CAI)/(:,\.\ f 

"'ff..,:m: to design and m:uiufam1n.· .l rnmpuncrn 

LL\lng CNC mach1111ng t'l]LUp111cn1. Pnn·rr I IC 

mginn'li11g mrtjor. 

Li\ 1"136 t. lechanics of Composite Structures 

(2·2-3). An introductory cou~ thar cmpha.\Jlt." 

d1< ml-chanics of mu= n1m.unmg rnmposn« 

m.11cn.Us. Topics CO\crt-d mdudc rnc ~ncralu~·d 

~ lookc·, Ul\\, bn1im constinmvc n:l.1ao1\'lups, 

mt'lh.m1c; of fiber n.:inforu.i.I Lumn.1, bn1in.1 

'crength .uiaJy,i-.. and rnc mt'l:hanit.'> of wmf'0'1tl' 
lumnarcr.. 1\rulvsis is acmmplNied thru~i wm· 

purer bh.w;1gnmcrm. !trrrq.· r~\121 "'. 

l.\l 113 FncrgrCom'-"'ion (.'\.0-'\J. lmmc.lurnon 

111 t11c'K\' '°""w"1on .md utill/aaon. lcm::11n.1l 

:ind 1hcnnod~11Jm1t l1111i1.1uon.-, Jin.'<l cncrt.1' 

<..onvt.nion d<."\'1ll':\, .1hc..-niuivc cnc:rg)' ~un.:o. 

pn.·,c:m .md tun.in: enc~· =n:l1 tbign and 

<lt<vdnprncm ;mJ crwrgv ll'agc .md t'\:0110111\ .tn: 

l''""·prr..J. f'trrrq l,\f}l<Jorrqumdmr. 

l'.\1+15 '\ond<.-.tructivc [,-aJuarion (2·2·JI. 

llw wur.: <~ .1111111<.'S cath ol the qllJJlDC.lll\l' 

'<:ll'(>r-lw.c.i.l mt1.hods for non-im<Bivdy .l..'"--''mg 

1hc 'tnitniral miq~my of nwcrial ..... mcr:.tls .111d 

Wlllf""""'· Il1c rnt1ho<l.\ covcn.'l'..-d include IOlllt 

ulrr.t'iClfllC. ckurr>-rn1gnt1.Jt. opcrcil .111J 111fr:trti.I. 

'Ilic 1mp<•n.m1 prupcni..,, of:iny "'1isor .rn: 1L' 

w.wdcnh'th. l""lffi 'rrr.."l<l. and re'iCJlution .ind caJi 

sru<lcm "ill n.um.' .i "'lid llllck.-ru.tnding of how 

1hc."-C chm: h·y p.tr.unt1c" = u.'<'.'d co prm1<l« 

opunul NDI· n.-..ult, for undemanding matcn.tl 

pmptnrc. .t'> wdl .t-. dt'tt'<.-Ullg 111ccnul deh't:S. Lib, 

involve 111.1tcri.d' un.iging. subsurfate Jurac'teri1.1· 

uon .111d 1rn1g;ng. micrclStructU/l' an<l pmpcme. 

ch.1r.11.tm1auon .• md c.k{<'<l chara.ae111.auon 111 

1tl\'1l .m<l .1t:n.,p.K<' wmponcn15. /'"req: \/'.!I.!, 

h\/31 l. 

L\.h 16 I lcaung. Vcmil.ition and Air C"..o ndiuon 

ing: Dc:.ign >-H-'11 Pnnupbofthcm1od~1•1mio. hcu tr,ui,kr .• ui<l fluid mechanics J..' .tpplit..l 10 

the JC\1gn .md cumml of thcrnul ""'1mrnncm,, 

( .\'tb ;md l'Juipmcnr for heiting. cooling .ind 

llllmrduy wnull!. 1\1r u:1mmi."'10n, di!.nibuunn 

Jnd Jcmingan: .ii...., rnn,idcred. ltrrrq F.,\fJJ<J 

.111tl I-. 11320 nreq11111ilm1. 

L\I i'iO Compn..'"1Jic.: n"'' and T wbomaduncn 

(.3-0-.'I) h111tluiicm.al principb ofAwd drn.U11J<..'> 

.mJ thcnnodpwntCS an: .tpplit..l rn nnc.:..Jimm· 

, ... ,n.tl wrnpn.-..~rhlc lh\\. lop1C1 include "i1]1ng· 

am1 1'i£"11tmp1C flow. flow "'th mamn, Anw \\1th 

hen tr.ul\lcr .md nonn;tl :ind ohliquc 'hock \'-l"""· 

lntnxluctory wncq>t' in the design anJ .m;il)'" 

of turlxun.1dimny = rnvcn.od. /'rm·q. l"J\ 1320. 

}-,\/. t'·I or rq111111/mr 

b\1151 Deign of Robotic rJc..mcnu 12·2·'1. 

llm e<•Jl"I<: ,Jdn.-..x." pr.i..11...U l\\Uc. wnu111in~ 

the dc.1p1. t.1bnc111on .md opt.-rarion of\\hti.~· 

dm~n mobrl.: "''"'"· l'hc obio .. tiv.,. of rlw wur...· 

= 10: (I 1 d<-..lgil .md tahnne whc't>J..Jnvcn mohik: 

1uho1s 10 acrnrnpli'h p.1mrnlu perfomwiao 

nh)<'tl\'t-.., (2) ..cb.1 l)T''cil clement' ltxi.l 111 mhrn 

t.rn1,tn11..t1on '>tu..h 1\.\ cl<.'t.tril: motors. Jml: tr.1111 

l.'mn1"'ull:·nt,, pnt.11n1atJ1.. ompont:nt\, J11d \c.."tt'ilH"\, 

.md OJ dt,,·lop .mJ tc.t C<x.lc.: fur .1 pmgr.unnuhle 

n-d.icH <.nntn1llcr 1,, tm.l>rpor.nc vJ.nOll\ 'A.:ll.">ri and 

l·11.1llk .mton<mt,llL' L>pt:r.uion. ·int· (ourr.c...· urili1.t...' 

;i l1.1nd-<•n. pmJ<i:.t·l~1 .....l Jppn>t<ll 10 lcmung 

J!x~u rnbnuc,. L'f"lll wmphcron of thl\ rnur.c, 

rbc srudcnt should h.1w .1 lx11er under.randing of 

how ~T'icil robo"' work. ho" \Omou.' mtmmL\lm 

cm !;.., de."igned 10 .1diic' c pn..x.-iht-d moaoru. • 

.ind how micropmc:<"-"''l'o are 11\l-d ro rnncrol 

ml"'"'· l'mrq. /· \/.FI 

1:.M453 Materials: Prooo.sing and Fabric u.ion 

(2-2-3). Sr.mc-ol~thc an .111d ad\OmLc'<l pmu.."' .md 

fuhncaoon CLi.:luu4t1L'\ .tn. l'X.U1lmt..l for mc1all1l, 

f"ll\mt1it .md wmp<"ll" nutcri.-ds. 1\spt.'Ct> of th« 

pnxluaion of the b.t\JC COl1lf"'OL11"- of m.ucri.tl 

"''temsan·o:arn111c..l.1\l,,.1. f>O'I prut=ing.md 

t.ibricarion thmrnl lll.'1U11enrs 10 rmprm" 1hc 

mJtcrial S\'Stem will be dt\l<L'i.x'l'..l. ·inc rnu= ;, 

din.ucd r~ proper pn>1.<'S.' Jnd fabricuion sdo..11011 

furdlicicnrand !k hk.~ of mu.h.mk..-11 S}"ICJTIS. 

l'rm:q: EA/313 or f-.\/2/.i 

f:..\.1454 Mechanical Belmior of\.laceriab 

: )-0.31. "fo:aanmc of nicdwu<..:.u bch.1,ior Imm 

.i m:i1enal< \1C\l'f">llll. In .1ddition co meet!lic 

matt-nak. cngtnt"t:n.J maieri;d<. suth as mt'l:l!li.:. 

f"llymenc and cer.unil rnrn1"isi1e> are indudt-d. 

l.'J:istic and d.mit-ph'>lll bch.l\1or arc 1n:a1ed. 

,l., wdl as modes ol futmm:, mduding hrinlc 

.111d ducrile. Scuuung dt'Clroll microscopy is 

performed for fraaogr.iph~·. Duailc-1t>-brinlc 

crammon, cla.11" futmtn: mti.:l•m•"'- futiguc and 

CTL't.'f' are con.11<lcn:d. f'mrq· (f~\12/.1 or fj\fJIJ) 

rmdE\!2/7 

L\ 1456 Corrosion and Corrosion Conan! 

2·2·3i. -\ coul"I<: dc"Cfic;ucJ to the 1rudv of \arJOUS 

1)1><:< oi corro>ron inJuding the dcnrr0tcm1cil 

.md mctallurgrctl mcmmmns m.poru.iblc for caJ1 

.111d their prcvcnuon. Ilic rnu.rse conccnmues 

pnncipally on the >1n1numl .illo>' t&J 111 the 

marine environment. I .. abomton· c;c,,.~1011.' i1wol\'e 

dcmonsrrauons .md l•imk·on .;pcrimcri"" whiJ, 

lomplen1en11.ht: b.:run: m.ucrial. l'mi·tr £\13/J. 

[.\ 1458 Failure nalv s 12-2-.>). A lOU""' dcsl!:JltJ 

to mrroduu: the 'tudem 10 the pnnaplo. 100~ 

.md ILWnrqu'-" u.....<l 111 tht analysis of material, 

bilnres. L1bor.uory 'kilt.. 111 non..Jcsmrcovc l"'l 

ing, opncal and dt~trun 1rnc ro.o;copy. mtx:hanit."11 

resting, a>nt)!;ion .1lld wc.';lr IL'\ting •Ire devdopt.'l!. 

lmpha-'JS rs platc'll m1 .1rn•il Gt'<: lu<wncs ;md the 

,tuJem is requin.'ll m rnmpk1e .uubi.; of .1 fuik..l 

wmponen1. l'rerrq I- \t.!r fll313. 

r\I i6J Engines: Prina ples. Dc:sign and 

\pplicarions '2-2· "\). !'ht wul"I<: ob1<'l-CJW" 

10 prmidc a fun,lu1icnLll under.cmding of 

n:oprowung 1111c.:111.tl..:ornhtL\Unn cng;ne dcsrg;i 

.md opcr:uion. llii.' L\ .idiit'·tJ by linking o:is1ing 

engine h.inl"'lll' dc,.ign .md pcrforrn1nu: an;~)~;, 

10 conc:qJL'> and di'><iplim.,. ,rue.Le..:! in the me· 

c.hanical cngrnc."<:nngrnrri«1lll111. Pmrq: l:Ml20 

11r r1pprrmd t{ tk7'1mumr chmr. 

L\l 16J Rcaaor Physio lJ (2-2· \).!he 1up1L'> 

ccl\t"rt'll 111dudc..· neuoun gcncrat1<m t1n1<.'5,, n..:tt"lnr 

pcmx.I. dd.1,·t..l nmm1n.<: nt-g.uivc 1emper.trun: 

wdliu.:lll, "'lltlll l"'L"ming. com ml nx.I tlwon· 

,hrdding ;md .i n.-aclor kmm" c.l'<: pmhlcrn. 

l'rm·q: F If. 162. 

1::.\1468 Nuclear Lncrgy Comer.ion ( \.() )). 

l'rinapb of dle wnvernon uf nudcu l'll<''K\' 11110 

lL<i<:htl !"'"'" = <.:own:d. \ annu.' l)l'<" of nudctr 

power pl.ml\. thc1r design, t·vck, lo.1d follo\\ing 

diar.tLl<:mll(l,, t1c.. ·= srudit..l. 1\d\:ukc'll nudt'11 

<1lc'KI· wnvc"ion systems, indnding liL''""· Jn: 

ll"-' 11udic..l. l'r=q: F\!36.!. 

EM471 Mechanictl Design I (2 2-l). Ilic 

lir<.1 cour.c 111.1 rwc.>-scmcsrcr cifl'>lllne c.bign 

"'-'-JUClllt: I opro. mdudc rhc cng;nt"<:nng design 

procc..,, proJCL-C m:inagment. todt" .u1d 'Lm.J.ml.,, 

mg1nc\:"ring t'thics. .ind rnmpu1t'1·.uded design. 

:-.tudcnL\ form dc.ig;i lctm'i, 'Cic.'l"t .t ci1111one 

J..,,ign pruJL'CI and pn>gn:>.'> through 1h..- pmf"'"tl 

.md prelimin'11)' deign SL1gD of 1.he projt'\.l. The 

C1j1'lonc design project conrinuc. m LMi72. 

l'mrir ntFJ 

1:1'1•i""2 Mechanical Dc:sign II (2 2- ~). l'an iwn 

of the rwcHcmc-srt:r capstone dl-..ign wurse '><'· 

<jlleJKt.'. :-.rudenu conanuc w11h tOn«pl '<:b.t1on. 

dt'l.til dc.1gr1. prulOl)-pmg :ind l'\~UtLmon of tl1err 

Clfl'>IOnc deign projLUS. Fomul pn.'\CnLIUOJ~\ .u1d 

n.l"'rL\ •= pn.l"Ut.J ro re-.it."\'> and dourmem the 

dt."<igt1'. f'mrq. (r~\t.rl .1111/ Elf·1-1)11rrrppro1"! 

ofdcp.rm1U7J1 dwr. 

EM474 Ga.< li.nbines: Design and Analysis 

(2-2-3). A course desrgnc-d to an1tLlllll lhe >tudcm 

witl1 the <btgn .u1J anal)"L' of nuxkm &l' turb111c 

cngm"' curn:ncl)' employed br the l \. '1.iw Ine 

cmph.L'i' L\ on d1c con<r:rainrs .md lu11iL1uon' of 

rlic ,-,mrnL' rnmf"ln"""' th.n compri."' ,h.1h Jll"'"r 

g;t-. 1urb1nc engme> ,uJ, a>< .ixiu .uid tcmriti.'!-.aJ 

mmpn.'-""' comhuscors. a.Xl;U ;md r.idial mrbine>, 

mtcrc.1x>kl', n:hcu=. rcgcnc.-r.nol'o ;md inbkxu 

dilltL'<:r. .uul 110-aJe>. In addiuon. uunponem 

rn.1tJ1mg .md the problcrn.' ;w.ouuc..l w11h 11 will 

lxc studid. AL"'· furure contq>L' in rurbo mad1inery pmpubion \\ill Ix di. .... u-..xJ. ' lli..- rnllf\l" 

•l"ume> a h,L,ic: knowlt:dgl'!1fthc.·nrnxh1•m1i<.:5 

;md w 1ll .1dd to the srudem's knrn\1tJgc in 'u'°h 

.tn..'<L' .L, rnrnp~ible llrnv 111 nuho m.id1111en·. 

rnmbt1>t1on analvsis and emi«>rm~' tOntrol. 'l'he 

rnlnm•nion of chc COlITTC is a fin.tl d1....,1gn pmJl'-'t-

/'nmr F\ll.!U 

b\ 1'1"76 Undcr:.ca Power Spcems (J-O. j). ll1e 

pnnLJpb ofd,.,,rgn ol w1dc1,.:a power ')'lcrru 

.tn: pn.'\Cntti.I. ·ropics include b.mt·riL~. !Ud 

cdl,, thcm1ochtncs. magnetohydnxl)'l1'11111L'· 

tliemmphotovoliaics. dnd OTH ·• Hmv F/3.i.! 

t111d (/,I/JI R 11r f~ I 1.3.!4 or "l'/'"'"1l 11/rlrpr1mm•11 

clwr). 

8'i 
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Department 

Nam] Arc hiceccure Major 

Ont' of the oldc,t engineering dis.:iplme,, na\'al architcuure fo.:u":' on unique and complex cndproduus, "e"d' to tra\'d the world\ ,.,m oceans. lakes .111d ri\'er,. ,\ 'pccial combinarion of knowledge 

.md experien<:e is needed to design .111d build these \'C"cb. \'arien· exists nor only in the work in\'olved 

(rew.trch, design. fabric.mon, .rnd 111.magemcnt). but also 1n the rype' of craft - from s.tilboars to 

airer.th earner,, hydrofoils 10 c.nam.trans. submarines ro surla<:c-cffcn ships and tugs to superrankers. 

'\Ja\'al .1rdrncus me hmh an .111d \Cien<:e 111 designing 'hips. Armed with imagination and experience, 

thn rnn\'en funuional requirrn1ems into a suitable, cmt·effecll\'l' design. They anal)"C and select the 

ht-st d11m:nsiom. materials .111d hull form, calculate th<.' power requiremcms and estim.ue the· weights 

of tl1<.' prinup.11 componems. They dt'sign .111d anal~7<' the hull st rue tun: and de.:ide on tht• loc.uion 

of 111.1d1iner\' spaces, li\'ing qu.mers. s1or.1gc spaces, tank.1ge .111J weapons sysrems. In .1ddition, n.l\'al 

archneu' design in safety ieatures stKh .1' waterright rnmpanmenh so due, ifdamagc:d. th<' chances 

of the: '<'"cl sinking or capsizing an: minimized. 

N;ll'al .trdrnecrure ar the ,,1nl \c.tdc:my approaches thc:se topics in a fully imcgratnl program of 

da"roorn sessions. hands-on labor.nor\ work, field crip,. projt·cts and rhe latest 1n compurer-.1ided ship 

design 1ed111iques. A naval ;1rchi1ec111re design room. two towing 1.111b. a circulaung \\;Hc:r ch0111nel. 

'truuur.il !<:sting equipment .tnd .1 sr.mc stabilit' tank <Ut' some of the mam facilint's .wailablc rn 

ntid,h1pmen n1.11oring in n.1,,11 .trd1itt'cmre. Oist111gu1'hed and i11110\',tt1\·c farnl~· complement the,e 

c:xcc:llc:n1 f.Rilirics and comrihutc: m making na,·al .uchiicuurt' an ouNanding undcrgr.1J11.t1c engineering major. !'he major is fully .tluedited by the Engineering A.:crc<litation Co°;.nmissi~n of the Ac,credit.11ion Board for Engineering .111<l li:d111ology. 1\ bachelor of science in 1u,·al architecmrc 1s ,1warded. 

Curriculum quir nt ~ (in ;1<l<l1rion ro the n:quin:rnems of plt·bc year) 

l'rnfC:ss1onal. NL20.1. NL .'10. NI 100. \JN200, NSJOO. 'IS·12X: 

i\l.1the111;Hics: SM212, '.M221. 

'>uence SI'.! I I. '\P:! 12; 

I luman1nc<: I II 12X'I. 111-121(> plus rwo dt'Cll\'t:s 1ndu<lingonc.:ar rht' .>00/-100 lc:"d: 

Engineering: H3_'11. H n4 I \L\18.1\1319. l·\'100.1 'i.)C>O· 

,\\.tjor FN221. l-N222 l "2T. I f\:1'10. f:\3'12. l '\~'11 I '358. l·'\>80. I x,,55 I·' 1-1 l '\r6. 

plus l\\O llUiOr eieCtl\'l'S .tnd On< \I '\1 r dectivc 

H6 
O cean l:nginecring Major 

lkean I .ng111ecnng hold' 1hc ki.:y ro the Ja.,1 fronuer on earth, t.he ocean di.:pth,. \'l,'hrle marine scrcntiMs 

provide: ll' wrth a ba'lc kmm ledge of the ocean env1ronmem. chc ocLan engineer enables us to me tlm 

cn\'lronmenr more dfernvcly. By blending rhe fundamentals of marbcmanc.s, ph)'sics. chcnmtry and 

occanngr.1pln with knowledge of the engineering sciences. includ111g ocean m.11cri.1ls and wave mechanics, 

1hc tK<-111 cng111cc:r pl.tm. de,igm .ind builds a vane[)' of coastal, harbor. and ol1'horc struuures; unmanned 

undern Her vehicles .111d drver-suppon equipment; underwater acoustic syscems; ocean energy and ocher 

m.mm:-rdatcd c1wm111111c111.1l svstem,. :-.tulti-disciplinary in narurc, ocean cngincc-ring will appeal to civil, 

ck'(tric.11, en\'lronme111.1l .rnd medunical engineers who wish ro pracuce in the on·an realm. 

rhc ou·.111engincning11u11ir is .1nred111:d by the Engineering Accrcdication Co1111111ss1on of the 

Atacd1t.1t1nn Hu.ud for I ng111ccnng .111d lcchnology rhe major olters an imcgr.ttcd program of srndy. 

m111g ,1 b.1l.111cc hcmc.Tn d.1\\r<><llll thcon, bboratory work and prarncal applicauon providing midshipmen 

\\1th chc.· ha,kground w work etfecuvch- .1, ocean engineers. L1borarory experiment' .m: conduued 111 (he 

120-1001 .111d \80-lum \\.tvc .111d ww1ng t.mks and coastal engineering ba,in. l'hc'e .ire equipped with 

el«c1ro-ll\dr.1ultc \\,t\c-111.1kcr' and 11Nrumcmcd wirh wphi,ticated scmors .111J on-line data .tcqui,icion 

and .111alr'1' «<Jllipmcnt .\ circul.tllng \\acer channel. hypcrbaric tc;t facilrty :rnd .rn cnvironmcm.11 chamber 

ar« .11"' .1v.1il.1hlc. I h« ~.I\ .1l 1\c.1dcm)'' wmputer "''terns an: used in ,oking dc,1gn problem' and preparing 

computer .tided d1:,igm. '>11p«rs·1,111g. dirc'Cttng .111d Leaching 1h1s program 1\ a ream of profc\\ional, recogn11nl for pmnding on« of thc· fine\t undcrgr.tdu.uc majors in oce.111 eng1nccrtng ,1\'a1lahlc 111 the count'). 

,\ h.1d1dor nl 'ucnce rn OL<';tn «nginecring j, awarded. 

Currirnlum Rcqu1rcmcn1' (1n .1dd1uon ltl the: n:qum:mcnts of plebe: year) 

Proft."1011,11· '-1·2lH 'I \10. '-LiOO N,200, N\.~00, NV12X; 

\l.tthrn1.111c\: \\1212, ~\(11f 

\ucncc \1'111 '>1'212; 

ll11m.111111e-: I I I I 2:\), I I I 1216. and 1wo dcrn\es including one at the 300/ 100 lc\'c.:L 

1 ngmcmng: I!· nt I.I n.1. I \1211, l'.\121-. l-\12.~2 L\Df9. I \B2 t I 'd00, J·S.\(10; 

,\ l.11nr. I :-..: 2 6 I '-.: \ \U, l· '-.: \80, l· :-.:.1 1 I, l .:-.=-i6 I. [\,'162, 1.;,:4-5, 'i022 I plm four m.1jor cleuive>. 
Nava l Arch itecture a nd 

O cea n Enginee ring Courses 

EN22 1 Engineering Mechanics with Marine 

Applicarions I {3-2 ·1). hm course 111 a l'\VO-

"'mestcr sequence covering the principles of 

engineering med1.111ic.' of rigid and deform-

.ihlc bodies for nav.11 architecture students. 

·fopic., in the first course include forces, 

moments. sratic equilibrium, sirc.~s. su:iin. 

stress-strain relarions and transformations, 

1or<iom in shafts, flexure in beams, column 

huckling. and temper.mire cllccts. p,.,.,.,.,F J/( 

!:NA llltl)OYc 

EN222 Engineering Mechanics with Marine 

Applications II (3-2-4). ll1is st'Cond cow'SC 111 a 

rwo-<cmesrcr Sl'<]Ucncc covering the pnnciples of 

engi11L..,ring mt'Ch<mic; of rigid and deformable 

l'!Odies for n;wal an:hitt'Cturc stt1dcms. · ioprcs 111 

the Stu111d course include: gencr.JiJ,_tj I lookc'.~ 

L1w and MlU<» ofsrn:s:., s1111aur.tl failurc th<:Ori.,_, motion of a poim. energy methods, unpaa 

loadings. momencum mcrhods, planar kinenmics 

or rigid bowes. energy and ll10111l11lllm 111 ng1d 

lxxly d~11.1mics and smgle DOI· ,;brJ1ion analysis. 

l'nmrlN221 

EN245 Principles of Ocean Systems Engineering 

(2-::!-_,), 'lliis rounoe 1mrodu= nt'w ocean cng1-

nt"ering maiors co the gcncr.J problems and c.lsign 

pracric...,; in 1.hc arca.• of the ocean cn\'ironmcm, 

rn.1.<tal cngtnt"Cring. offihore \lnllTl.lrei, <1<.ean marc1i.th, OCQ/1 aw1.1.,cics, .111<l undcrwa1cr sptcms. 

Basic 11.t\-al an:hit= principles an: also covcn:t:l. 

induding lwdrostatics. srabilir\' and huo1-ancv. and 

powering. ·fI1e use oflahorawn· c:xp<:ri11;c111s and 

compurcr-:11dt'll drafung (CAI)) arc tphas11LJ. 

l'mirr EOE 111,11or or ttpproml o/deJNrm11n11 chmr. 

EN247 Principles of Naval Ardiitecn1re (0-4-2). 

1111.' rnurse, which rs 1111cndt'l.I for midshipmen 

majoring in naval archirc'Clllrc, pro,1des an ovcr-

,1,·w of ropics paramoum to ,hip <lesign. Topics 

mdudt: uuroductions to engineering design. engiIK"t:nng graphics, numcnctl method.s, bun1~mt·\', 

ship st111crures, and m.mne propuL,ion S)'S;ems: .\ 

dc5ign projc'Ct is Ule<l to provide studtiir> with a 

h;u1tk-0n <.."\p<:rit:ncc in dt.,igning;i simple vcs."'1. 

f~'f'll'lf: f;, V/I 111'1/0I' or t1ppmwf of rfi·p(frl'lfle/11 c/mr. 

EN330 Probabilities and S111tist:ia; with Ocean 

pl cation.~ Cl-0-.~). Covers die h;t<rc ct.llKept> of 

prohabiliry and statistics with the airn of proviwng 

.111 undemanding of the pmbabilistic nature of u1c 

fortu. at-ring 011 a 111;uinc sm1rn.1re. t\ statisciuil 

l\Cp=:ntacion of tJw >Cl surfucc IS developed 111 

orrler ro detem1inc dc.ign ,-,dues for mucmral 

lmwng ;111d ,·chicle mom>11. PmiYF .sil 121] mu/ 

(f::N].J) or 1:. V.!47). 

88 

rN342 Ship 1 lydrostacics and Stability (3-24). 

-nlt'ori..,, and proc1..Jun:s for pn.'llicting a ships 

hydrostatic rc:.1x111SC to v:uious conditions are 

addn""'cd. f\1ctho<l.s fur computing the subility 

cih'lfaCtt:mcie> of' both intaa Jnd clamagt't! ships 

arc studied. I :Joucfablc lcngrh compurations arc 

cmgl1L S~-ibiliry and sulxlivision cntcna arc expl.tin1.'ll The lines plan for a lntll form is dmfopc<l 

and .malyt.1.'ll. f'rm:q: f:.N245 or EN2r 

EN353 Resistance and Propulsion (3-2-4). Top1e1 111dude Jimmsional anaJ\',is, similirude. ''"ve 

and \lSCOUS rt:SIS(;UlCC of' ships, ship-modJ resting 

techniqu<!!., full-scale performance prediction. 

momencum tlitury of propul<i\'e de-ice; and 

propeller vibmcions and design. Tne rourse also 

covers chc experimental aspects of marine vehicle 

resistance and propulsion. l'rt-req: (EN245 or 

EN247 ""d (b\,/318 or l:M3.!4). 

EN358 Ship SU1.1crurcs (J-2-4). A course in 

stn1aural thron· and practice. Topie1 indudc longicudmal and transverse >t:rcngth of die hull girder, 

bending 111ome111S in a seaway. plarc d1eor:·. de--dopmem of 'hip sm1crural design. finite clement 

analysis, and applicuions of,hipbuilding materials. 

/lim•q: £\12r or FV.!22; Cm~q: £\'353. 

EN380 Na,..J Materials Science and Engineering {3-0-J). ll1e COW'SC addn.=:s the oprimal use 

of material, 111 cxcan systems \\1di emphasis on 

001TOSion prevcnaon. fraaure mechanics and basic 

mat<·rial.s science. Hm·q: 0Jt?nim;• fl 1511 /]or 

'i( 151): CQ/tYF n12ror h\'7n. 

EN400 Principles of Ship Perfunnancc (3-2-'l). 

11us course IS an irnroducoon to the applied 

sc1t:mr of sl11p ')'l>tcms. · 111e co1.JN<' describes slups 

and swi1.111nes .md how rhw n.1nain afloat fTom 

a dt!Sign and applicuion pe~'Crive. lndudcd arc 

copie1 in hydrostatics, ship stability and operabilil)~ 

mmcrials, fluid dmarnrcs and propulsion. EN•HlO 

is an appmpn.ue subsrinnc for all majors wherc 

EN200 is rt'lluin.tl. Prm:q: ]/(,-,,,11ding or pmmswn ~( depmm1eu1 dktn: 

EN40 I l:.nginet.'fing in the Littoral Zone (.3-2~i). 

ThL' co1m<e i' J.11 imrodumon co cngmecnn" 

principb appli<-d to the near-shore ;;,,d on-"' 

shore "m1mnmci1L B • .,,;ic cnginL'\.nng mechanics. sm:nth of n1;11cnal, and soil mt·,:hanics arc 

studit.J to pro,~dc a base for J\mlit:r im'C:>cigation. 

CAts1al pnx.cs.~ mduJing wave .iction. S<.od1· 

men1 transport. hc:ich formaicon and erosion an· 

discu .. '-'<.J. I low die combin.ttion of such proct= 

and l'la'>ic rnt·t.:hanics .Uftu such diingi; as small 

bo.1r lwdnN;itie>, sea-to-shore logistics operations, 

and coas111l \tnJcture .i.ssessmtm and con.sm1ction 

arc sruditod i /C 111ithhipmcn ha\lng sd<.'l'tctl (or 

1mcnding to -.dt'Ct) .'vbrmc Col]'>5 scni°' may 

substinice EN401 for El\200. l'lm·q: //Csr.111di11g 

orpt·1wissio11 nf rlt7,,1mmw chmr. 

EN4 I I Ocean Environmental Engineering I 

(2-2-3). An imroducuon ro b.15rc pnnoplt." and 

cu~r = 1cs m em1ronmental t11glnt"t:ring asapplied co the ocean cmwnrnt:11t- Topical oo\crag<" 

includes chemical and biological considerations in 

'weer quality. diffusion and clispersion in esru.vic. 

and oceanic cnvtronmencs, engint'l:ring methods 

Ltscd m anal)""' and mitir;ite the dfoa:s of marine 

pollution. and environrnt11ral ethic. and ~latol'\· 

\Lm1tcs. Pmrq: l/Ceugmeeringmajororapproml~· 

depmmrmr c/Jiur. 

EN4 l 2 Ocean En'wnmemal Engineering 

11 (J-0-3). Basic prinoples and rurn:nr L'5ll<!!. in 

cn\'U'011111emal crtgma:ring as applied co the ocean 

environment arc inmx:lu=l. Principal focus JS on 

ocean n:sourccs: th= identification, rec;o\'l'fY and 

utilization. Topical coverage indudcs the 1<.Jinological asJX'CIS of alcema1c cnOID· souru:s; tkt:pOCC:tll oil and gas recovery; d=lini1.ation; dn..Jging 

and llSl:> for dredge spoil; mineral cxplonacion: 

ocean deposirories: "~els. =15 and other a=1 

c:k.'dopmems; and emirorunenral ca>nomiCI. echie1, 

and reguhcoryscacures. Pmrq: !IC mg111mi11g 11u9or 

or approml of rkpnnmmr cl~1ir. 

EN420 Coastal Engineering (2-2-3). This wursc 

p1UV1dcs an m·el'\1ew of die methods ust-d m 

design both shore proR'Ction S)'Stcm~ and pon 

and h.'U'bor StnlcruICS. Topics include sea bd 

fluauarions. "1nd-wave furecasting. shallow \\7Ucr 

WJ,·e r:ransfunnation, sedimcnr ~rt. ~nor.ti 

proa:sscs. "soli engineering" approaches like beach 

nounshnK11t, and Stn1aural design of !C\'t'tmcncs, 

groins. jetties. and break-'""""- bnph;tsl!. is on 

die design proc:t$ using Anny Corps of Engina.TS 

design manuals. !'rm!q: EN-r5. I/[ £01:. m,yor or 

11pprmt1! of depm-rmmr dknr. 

EN425 Ocean Thermal Systems (3-0-3). Applies 

the conet11ts of thcrmod~11aJn o;, Auid dp1.utiie1, 

psychro111ecncs and hear transfer co OCQ/1 '}stem., 

and ocean c:nvironmc:nral ~"Items. Includes 

d1cnnal energy convenion .to power cvcb. including imcmal and a.1emal combusoon engmo 

and gas n1rbines. Topie1 include: n:liigeracion, air 

conditioning. hear pumps. incompressible ,111d 

compressible Aow. mass and energy balance; and 

ht-at '-"'changer designs. Pn7t'q: EM319: Cm·q.· 

F.IHN 

EN430 Underwater Work Systems (2-2-3). This 

couIX arquaints die snidm1 with design and Oj>-

er.muml cons1dcracions for working 111 the substa 

cn\'imnment. Topic cowragc 111cludC> nW1ll<"<i 

suhnK-r.iblcs, wi111.111nal rcmordy-<Jpcratt-d 

'dudes, ;tutonomous underwater \'l.tudc.. and 

dl"t:p-diw ~'Stcm\. !'rm!q: I IC 1'11gtm·m11g 11~9or or 

approml of rlrpt1m11e111 chmr. 
F '\ i· 10 I:><.... ign of Founcfatiom for Oc.-an 

Stn1at1= ~ ~..(J. ~). llm rnllr!.l"COWT'\ b.-i.,1c '011 

mti:.l1'U11<-' prinupb and then applies d1= to 1hc 

<li..'il!!Jl urfoumbuon ')"'1<111\. \\Ith an emph<t'i' 

011 tht· uni<lllC n.l!Ult'. of lUl\l.J ,111J O<...""U1 ton<li· 

nom. 'fop1cs mdu<lc R:U>llllllcn<lt-d pr:iaiu:> .uitl 

prrxnh11L.., for planning. tle.~11ing and constnttt· 

ing adL\Jl~Hc fow1datiom for mannc \tructu=. 111· 

dutlm~ .JulJO\\ fo1111r.l.1tinns. <kq1 pik· lnundauon. 

wrucJ 1t"t.1i11111g \\;JL.., .ind .mchuring sptc1ns. 

f'nmr ({-..lf.!r'11rf:.\'222i,md fl( FOE11119nror 

11pprmV1I nfflr1.im11mr d•11r. 

I\! ~1 l Orum L:.ngina'fingStrucrures I (3..fl-~). 

~nKu1r.il d1..-.1gn con\ldcr:ition' f(u fixt:d OL(;lll 

\lntL1llll'-, ,u,h .L, dock,, p1t·"· .uitl 'fu:l-jar.ke1 

•tnKmlL ..... tit'. .1n.1h•1.t.'li. I lc.ign 11.J.hniqucs including mamx methods .uid finite clement ;u1al}~j_, an: 

mmx.luwJ Boumiuy cnndi11ni1'. w:1ve dhn. 

fi>und.uiom, hilling :U1d nuttii.tls con,1dcr.mom 

,~ m1dir.-d. f'rrmr /.:,1121-"' F.A222 

L.\!•l 12 0""'11 EngineeringSLntet:ures II (2-2-1). 

In dm wurs.: 111 srrucrural design throry and pr.u:· 

no:. h.l\ll \lmnur.il de1m:n1> of ofEhnrc .md crustal 'ilnlr.lU"'-,\rt' d.,,ignr.-d using rnrrcnt cngmt't:ring 

dD;gn uxb. · 1 (1pics 111dudc m.uerial prnpcrt11....,, 

<.Yllllll'-tion 111cthod'>. anJ Jt'.'oirJ1 or SlL'CI, timber, 

anti wncn.1c \trull\lf<!>. f'rrrl'q: FV+l I 

F •Vi 5 1\ 1.uinc fabriC1cion ,\fothods (2-2-.3). 

'111t\ w11C\l· pn.."it.11c; \Cll11e of the h:bic ltt:hniques 

llW to fahric.11c offihorc \tnlCttl"'- and •hips. 

l.t.'-1llrt: .tml L1h topics dewlap .ui undem:mdmg 

of 111l"t.J. r.om:n:t<'. .mJ lllnlf>'l\lle COllSCltlL<ion and 

qtLllity wmml mc'lhocl' through the manufucruring .md rr.,,ungof,mall cnmprmems R'J'n.."i<:n~1-

uvc of tho-c uS<.'ti in the marine emironmmr. 

t\Jl umJcM.l1lJ1ng or fabncmon \pl"<.lfic.lUolt< L< 

dt ... dop .. -.1 dm>1igl1 gmup J'll.lJt"l.l.' 111 <'!d1 nuterial 

c.ucgury. f'117rq. L \'. 380. 

1:.:-.;,j 50 Lngintuing f.oonomic Analysis(.~ 3). 

1-1.t\lc llll'th1id, .md rt:Nlll\ for cnndurnng ;111 

rngmt't:1111g .-wnnmll 'tud1· alt'. pr=ntc'li. 

L..n11u1111c Lnlcrl•I an: tkvdopt-d. l'mu:duf<!> for 

111.1ki11g ,1 -clc,.tion from ,unnng a set of 1cch111cally 

IC.t,ihlc .1hcm.1uvt:l' .w \U1d1t...:I. :\..,.<umption.\ .md 

unplicuinn' .t ... "1<.iatul with d1L.-.c dclliion-m:tking 

pnx:<'-lll"'- aJt' r.li><.u'-xJ. Hrrrq: I IC m,f!,lnnw1g 

""If"' or 1ppmml o/rlr/•1m11mr d~m: 

152 Stn1c1ural Rcli;1bili11 (.~-0-3) .. llmcour< 

pn" 1<b •. 111 undcr.iandini: nf how n.4iahility 

n1<1hcxl' .u\" tl'<.\l lo dCu 111111 for the r:indom 

n.mtrt· of the ....,, "hr.11 deigning cXGUl and sl11p 

'tnll llln,,. ,\ kthocls for the !t'.li,1bilit'I' J.""'-<mc:nc 

of 'tmuun.,, .in.· pn:so:mc-d. ll1e role.of rcliabilirv 

111t1hc><.l- in the tbign of \lnlLlU"'- and J.\ d1e h.1>1S 

hu cb1gn ,,1<1._.., j,d·i ... 'lL\.\l-d. ( .1-..: m1tli<!> on the 

u-c 111 n.~i.1b1lnv mtth11'b pn1'ide Ult' 'tudcm \\llh 

rt•U "' 1rld .1pplic.1tion., to rnrnplcmt111 tl1crorc:1ic1I 

snidi..,,. /'mt·q: (h\'358 ,111d F.Ni55) or (FN16! 

andf:NF5). 

I:!\ i55 Scakeepingand M:111Cll\mng 0-2~1). 

lop1c- 111dude slup stwring. manti.1vcnng. moaon 

;u1d sc.-ikt.-..'Ping. ·111c b:t\it equarion., or monon 

for a maJll'UWring ship and for ship motions in 

a scawav arc devclopcJ. and variom mcd1rx.ls of 

solution= di.1cu.<>r..\I. 'lh: course also W\'ef\ 1hc 

t'Xpc:rimemal aspa.•-' of ..... -ikwping and mant1.11·cring. f'mrq.1""1353. 

EN4 56 Am=cc.'<i Med1ods in Sh.ip Dt'liign 

(J.().._~). An imrodunion to computcr-aidd slup 

J.,,1gn 1s prescmcJ. lop1cs indude numcriC1I 

pruu.-dures applitJ to form. st:tbilit); rt:>i.,1.11Kc. 

pmpubion. morion. m.u1<'t1vcring ai1d strcngd1. 

f'rm:q: 1-1'1'353or11pproml 1fd1:pt1rt1J1t?JI chrtir. 

l:.N45-1 lydrofoil and Propeller Design (3..0-3). 

·111e ;u1al)~i' ;u1d dr.sign of hydrofoils ;Ultl marine 

pmpcllm an: pnscnrti:I. I jfting line and lifting surf.ice chr.urics arc applit-d to naval dcvic<:>. Design 

;u1d t0\\1ng ~-ink work ~t1pplcmcnc. n.-ciracions. 

l'nmr l:'\'353 or rrpp1vi.1/ o/ dt7x11mu·nr cha11: 

EN'l58 Advanced t.larine Vehidcs (2-2-3) 

:-.. !tx.k-m w:m:rcrafi tlL\C:l.t>S<..'ll include multihull,, 

planing boats, hydrofoil craft, and surface dli.u 

,·ehidcs. Analvsis ;u1d design I~""' inn~­

cig:itt'ti L-xpt11mencallr in the towing tank wht:n 

appmpnarc. Pmrq. FN~53. 

EN46 I Ocean Systems Engineering Design I 

(.3-0-3). Engmn".nng design is mcrodua.-d as an 

inrcrdisciplinarv ac:tivit)· coupling such sub1= -~~ 

appli<!<l prob.1hiliry ;u1d sL1ri<tics. cosr as.«SSmenr, 

dccision ·m.iling. economic cvalumion. t:nginc'<:r1ng cd11cs. and proft"Ct planning. lnsmiction in 

hydrograph1c surYL~ing and profiling. a>mputeraidl'll drnfung. and deign n.1xirt prc:parJtion and 

pn.-...marion is indudc:tl. l'rm!q: !ICsrrmding in 

OCef/11el~f!,1/JCtTillg1ililjOr. 

EN•162 Ocean Systems Engineering Design ll 

( 1-4-3). The cone1')'t~11 design oLm ocean enginccnng system is .1ccomplished hy 111itl,h1pmt:11 

lt':llll!>. Pmju:~ .ire -..:it't.1t>i to n1.1rch snrdem mrere.1 and -.1.r\' cad1 !>Clllt.,,1cr. but normalh- incude 

>ud1 .1rel.\ '"coastal >hon: pmrecaon, manna.<, 

offshore stnictttreS. tidal wed:mds, arrifici.11 reds. ocean enc~· ~~tr.111.S, underwater vd11cb, diving 

;u1d life support ~~tum. IA.-<ign reams work 

mdcpcndcndy and inrc-gr:ite d1.'£:1ik-d cngin<Xring 

d<!>~ Jlong mth other pmjc-cr dcmrnt> such as 

pmpu,,al writing. pro11.-..i: management. cost csomating, rt'(Xlrt pn'f'arauon. ai1d oral prt:st:ntarions. 

f 'mt·q: F'\1461. 

EN/i70 Life SupportSprems (.HJ,~). l11c php1-

ologic;\I and pS)·d1ologid •l.IJX'-l> of m.1n in the 

,,.,_,arc: prescnrc>l "i1h rhe rclmr.-d cngmci:nng 

R'C)UJrcmen~. 'fopic; include lwp1:rbanr. pll\'liiol 

ogy. <anirarion dj,·ing. life support <'-flllpmenc. 

dt't:p r.he S)'<tcm>. diving oper:itinns and ha1.m.k 

f'mrq: I IC mgt11Ct?i1~~ 1111rj1Jr 1Jr 11ppmml 1ifdqw1-

mm1 d>rur. 

EN4~1 Ship Design I (2-2-.'l).'111ismursc 

111mxluces tl1e sc11dc111 w chc R.'<]lllrt:mcnL' ;u1d 

proaJum fur .iu:omplishtng the dci.ign of.1 •fop. 

fhc pn.diminary 00.ign of a sm.111 monohull dispL10.~ 

mcm <!lip is d<,-dop..ti Rclevam cl.sign 1=iur= and 

ttJmiques arc LL"<U f'imq: l ll.<111111/ing 111 """"' 

1mhi1.rrw'I' 1111ijm: 

EN475 Ocean Engineering Mechanic. (.)-2-4). 

ll11S mur,;c 11wcsagat<:> the pmpcrues of oa..'111 

stufacc waves .md d1c elf= of ocean waves on 

fou.-d and 00;uing t)O;afl sm1min:s. L1borarory 

cxpc:nmcncs arc ;u1 integral part of the cours.: 

and include rnca.\un:menc:s of wa\e hcigh1>, fi.11d 

vdociries and prcs.5uro>. wave-inducd fon;es 

and sm1cnm: mouons in w:ivr.s. Computational 

skilb an: al.'iO cmph•bi1.t.-d both 1hmugh cx1cnsivc 

sprcadsh<Xt applicau~1ns and d1mugh prugramming in :VIA rt.AB. l~m:q. £/11324. ENJ4 5 or 

''f'f'ITIWII o/dep<111'1/t71/ d~m: 

EN476Ship Design II (0-6-3). In rh1>rnur.;c, 

which represents the nJrninanon of an undcrgraduate 1uv:tl ;m::hitt'Clllrc pl"O<',,.r.tlll. the snrdenr 

applici. etlginr...:nng skills to the design of a slup. 

!'rt'11!lf.EN4-I 

EN478 Submarine Dcsigil Analysis (.3-0-.)). 

·nm course tcad1cs n.1,-Jl archi1u:ruml design 

mcchods spt.ufic to submarines. including general ion of a conccpl design. Topic. indude surface-cl 

.md sttbmt-rg...d hydnis~1cic., prt....,,urc luJI dci.1gn, 

n:;i.;1anc:e anti proph.oon. hydrod}11an1ics anti ship 

handling. system incegr:icion, weight estimating. design rnargins, ;u1d operational cnvclopt."-

Atldmonally. midshipmen will gain insighL mto 

philO\Ophies lxhind operating proa:dures, Cl\t1aliy 

pnx:t-durcs, ai1d administrative <]Lt.liil)' controls 

whid1 allow 1110<.lcm submaiint:l' to operate 

sa.fcl" Prnrq: I I(· umwl rrnl111a111n-or ocerr11 

t'llg!lll't7711g 11Jtl)OI; 

89 
Weapons and Systems Engineering Department 

Sysrems Engineering Major 

,\lam modern pmduus. from m1crowa\·e O\'ens. sccrt·os and ;1utomobiles 10 spacecraft, missiles and robots . 

. m· .1 complex S\"'IClll comis1ing or componcncs from 111ill1)' engin1xring disciplines. The S}"'lt:lm engineer 

sccb ro wmbinc .111d wntrol the d1"crsc components in order ro mccc spclific design >pecificatiom. 

T"hc \:,1\'al Ac.tdcmy·, system> engineering program, r.ncd numbt:r one in rhc rnunc1.- for more chan cen 

yc.m. "accredicnl by 1hc Accred11.11ion Board for I.nginccnng and lcthnolop 1ABET Ii" .111 incerdisciplman- maior cncompassmg elenro111cs, mechanics. aumn1.1uc conrrol. computers and 'lmul.mon An 

owr;11l undemanding of 1hc analrsis and design of co111plc1e engineering "'\!ems. including che 1nrcrd1sciplinan' inrcrfau:s between sn1cms. is the primary go.11 of rht· major. 'inrems engineering is parcicularl) 

st111ed ro chose permm incercHed 111 rhc higher lt:\'cl interauiom of engineering componenrs r.nher rhan 

the derailed design ot' specific componcnrs. A bachelor of srn.:nce 111 wstems engineering is aw.1rded. An 

honors progr;1m \, ith .1 designated honors degree is .inibble for selected s1ude~cs. ' 

'>ince mo;r modern sr\lcms conrain .n11omacic comrol funcuons using Jignal concrol rechn1ques. the 

um: of rhc sysrcms engineering major is rhc scudr of feedback conrrol 1hcory. wirh digital control ;1s a 

major clemcnr. '>urrounJing this con: 1s the incerd1sciplin.1rv p.1rr or 1he 111.1Jor. with advanced courses 

in digical cechnology .rnd microprocessors. compurer interfacing and cng111cering. analog and digiral 

rnmmunicaciom. an.1log .rnd digiral simul.uion and robo1ics. As a parr of the inrerdisciplinar~ conccpr. 

poniom or the S)"'tCITIS engineering nl.lJOr ma~· be fulfilled \\'llh ad\'anc<.'d COllrSCS from all mher 

cnginecring ,fociplincs as well·" m.uhcmatics, phrsks .ind compurcr \Cicncc. 

;\ sysrcms eng1nen is p.inirnhirk well prepared co aper.He· .rnd maint.1111 the most soph1st1c.ttcd '"'rems 

found in coday\ N.111. Knowledge g.1incd in the ma1or is Jirecrly .1pplicahlc ro missile. gun. scm~r. 

guidance .rnd propulsion systc'm>. !'he 'Y'rcms engineering major .11'0 pro\'idcs an excellcnr fnund.1t1on 

for poscgradu.ue cduc.1rion in anv cnginccrmg disdplim:. 

C urriculum Rcquircmcms (in addmon 10 chc requ1remen1s of plebe ve.ir) 

l'rofrn1onal: "1120.1, '\IN200, N\ )00. NU IO. NL400. N'>42X: 

:\.la1hcmat1(S: '11\12 l 2. S \122 !. '11\U !6; 

\c1encc: SP2 l l. \1'212. \128]: 

I lumanirics: 1111215 or H 112 ! '),\). 11 H216. and mo eb.m·cs mcluding one ar the '\00/-100 le\'cl; 

lnginecring. I I n1 H '-32. 1:..\12! I l \1232. l \nl8. L.,\H19A. l·'>.rnO· 

I\ 1.11tw ES202 I \.rn I. I· '>.>O.\ l \ rn4. l 'i308, F'\402, 1 '>·tO.t ES405. plus five major eleui,·cs. 

')() 
Syslems Engineering Courses 

LS202 lm.roduainn to Sy~t.crm L:nginc'Cring 2-1· k lmmducllOn to ihc nuthcm.m~. 

\

ln'!\f.Ullllllllg and 'unulmon ioob of the S\"enl.\ 

J1~nt>.-r. lmitx.luc1inn 10 .malng :ind dig11.al 

'1111ubnon lc\.hniqu'-'> ;ul<I modding or ekun-

....J. mc-..h;1111cJ and lwdraulic s-,-..1e1m. lnJud.:. 

a 'unuluiun projtn, ~ bricfmg fmm d1c !/(. on 

dc.1g11 pm1c= and a "u' cy nf the 'mlllbuon 

.md (Ontml Libor.uori.:. and wuro ,l\·.1ibble in 

S) ;1cm' btginci:ring. Corrq. \;\f] / 2. 

E.S.~00 "la,oaJ Weapons Syst.c'llt> C'>-0-.'l). An 

imnxluruon co \\Cl[X>ll.' \)'\tcn1' appli<:ition.1 o( 

RADAR. ck-..mr<iput.." SO:\AR. en~crnm1 

5>-..1e1m. cbmirnnn S)'t.cm' and ~'>l.Clll.' imc.:gra- mm. /'mrq: G1lmlw ff 1.\, \// 2] or.S. \f/62). 

/'/~11a II (.\1'212 or \/'222). mtd o,.,,,MIJ II 

(\{//2or\(/5/ · 

L.530 1 Analll&'.Digicil Compu1cr Methods 

(2. 2 l1 f>nnapbofwmputcr"mufaaonof 

lin<>lf and nonlinear multwari.1blc ,..,'St.cm' ,u\! 

applicJ Ill the <tuJv or the bch.wior or R.>tlc1tic 

c11ginc\.-ring control S\>t.cm,_ lndud..,. a hands·<m 

h.1rJ" .m: Jc...,ign and'con>tnicuon problem ;md .1 

compurt-r 'im1J.mon dt-..ign projt\."l. Prm:q: ES202 

,,,,,/ /- \f2l2: Gm"l /- \J0-

[5303 Linear Control Sptems f3-0-3). Analnis 

. m,I d'-'>igll ol linc.tr c-Ontrol S\'>lCll\.\ in dtt: tin1t: 

and lil.i.1~1e1it-y dom .. u1i<. l'mrq: F'i202 ,md 

F\/2{!. Gmq. /-\WI 

F.'i30-I Ad\"JflCOO Control Srstems (3-0-3). A 

,md\ of .1dvan,1..J tnntrul m«thocl' for line.tr,,..,_ 

t..nh mJudi1~ fu.·qu«ncy donwn cont.rul S)"t~m 

d..,,1~. sutc tu.JOO.Jo. compm.s:ition, :ind sracc csti· 

m.mon. ~q: /~\JOI mvi ES.303; Corrq: ES308. 

LS308 Control S)'!>CCms Design laboratol) 

(I 2-2). Applic.J mmml wstm1' design. lmplc 

mcnt.mon of an.Jog and >ample tk1ra commllcrs. 

H=q: F'i l03. ' 

~S.~60 I m.roducuon co C'.ontrols 1:.nginecrins I0-2 i 1 \nimmJ1Kuon 10 the <'llgllKi:nng 

\

>n11t111lcs tL'<..J 111 thcwmrulofweapon S\"Stcm1. 

!iJuc '-"modeling phpid ~..,~1L11ts ll,1ng trJmlcr 

huit1iort.\, 1oki~1g '!'tcm parameters lL'ing oucpui 

frum a kn~,11 mpm anJ adJUSUlll\S)'<tem f"IT:ll11 

<1cl' to .1d\ll"vc .1 d1.-.in.i.I ou1pu1 l'mi7J. G1!1.11fw 

11. ( l't'1111Srr, II 1'11)'1D fl 

l:.S.102 5)">1<.'lll.\ Fnginc'Cring Design. 2+i). 

ln1mducuon tu the marnHnhmqucs orcnginc't:ruig d1~1gn mduJing f><:rtumunu:, n:li.1biL1.v 

111.lll:tgl'llll1ll lOIUml. n.Jum:Lu1C\~ 1nan-machim: 

""1i:n'1., aml re.ting t1.i.h111yuc.. L b1~1. oorc.tnK 1:m1, l'-"l .mJ w.Ju,mon n(.111 .ippm~«.J pmi<'<-"l 

;, .icw111pl,.h1.J 111 the lab. Hnrq: ESJOl:J rmr/ 

/-\-){}~or l-\'!02' 

lS-103 lngiruxring Design Mc'lhcxb I 2-2). An 

111uuJucuon 10 the cn~nti.'llng d"'ign P""'-"'' and 

pmtLLl. m.tru~cllll'IU: .\t'° mduJ~ tllt· compo,1-

111111 of d1c pmpm.11 lnr the "'nior d"'ign pmit\.'1. 

Hmv F\ lOX: ( .Oll'lf F'>·IOS. 

E.5405 Appli~xl Acruat.o"' :md Sensors (2-2-3). 

(.(>mputcr concrolk'tl 11mru111cmaaon is ll"-.J to 

colk-a Jara fOr dL1LTI111t~UiOn or m;idlClll.1aC::tJ 

modd par:U11L1L't\ or ph)'icaJ ~'STClTIS using >LlUSCi· 

cJ au.ih-,,ts. Comparuons of prroiac"<l :mtf.1cnial 

')"tcms n:spon>e> •111'. made. Includes lab c.."Xctl.l.IC> 

\\ith ="'· ><:nsor op<:rauon, and hanlwan: 

design of DC and 'tcppcr mocor contruls. l'lm·q: 

ES.304 tllui ESJOB. 

ES,.1 I 0 Control Sptcms and ·n1eir Applicition 

to Weapons (3-2-4). lincarconaul ')'t<'lltS for 

engi.ncmng maJOI', us111g ;malvrical. graphid and 

compurerrcJrniqu<». Pwn:q: ES300 • .S,\f212or 

\i\f.Jn. ,,nr/ FEnt orFE331 

ES4 t.3 Digital Control Systems (2-2-3). Analysis. 

design and sunulwon of digital_ fi.lters. Aiialv-.;is. 

dt>.ign and laboratory testing ol digital commllt:rs 

for conanuous pnx:<= using dig\tal and an;Jog 

compuR-r.; anJ sc:no ')"'rem h~wan:. 1'1m7J: 

E..S308 or I-Si I 0. 

ES4 18 Modem Control Systems (3-0-.3). Analy-

>15 Jml design of comml S)"'t<'JTU> Lts111g modem 

control dtc'Ory. Pim:q: FSJ0-1 or £5-iO I 

E.5421 Digit.al Wonnat:ioo System> (2-2-.3). 

I mmJuccion co the tools n:quin.'<i 10 s111dy dignal 

and analog commun.icuions ~'Stern.< including 

founcT analysis, simpling correlation. convolution :ind windowing. Ar~J)~is oidiifcn'.nt. ""'~ tO 

enco<lc digital communicmion signal1. l'n'Tl'q: I IC 

mgj11em11g lllfl)Or or rpproml ojilcp11m11t111 dlf1ir. 

ES422Analog lnfom1ation Svstems (2-2-3). 

Study of amplirudc and frequ~ncy moclul.mon 

t.......hniques. 11..'wlop moJt:b of receiver sm1cn1res 

for extracting signals from a noisv cnvimnme1u. 

Smcm idemifictcion of unknmWi black boxes 

tistng nmc and fu.'C)ucnc:y domain (t'ch111qucs. 

Pmrq: E.5421. 

f.5430 lntroduaion to Compurer Engineering 

(2-2-3). An mtroducuon 10 logic operations Staning \\1th Bool<>lll algdJra and switching cin.111rs 

up to an mrro<luccion of the logical 0~111auon 

:ind inn.ma) li.inaioning of compt1tcrs. I .ib ~ 

1ndud.:comb1~1rul k~_.lsiitn:SllJUCrnial ~ck.~ 

SIW'· comptitcr funcuonai 'illllul:iaon and a throx:hip 

comput.,.- proμr. 

ES432 Microcompu11.>rs in Conuul Applic:acio1ts 

(2-2-.3). An inmxluGion to the rule of the 

microwmpu1cr •l'> a com/>0ncm in oomrol systents. appl)1ng a5scmbh· anguage programming 

l.t'Lhnit1ues .ind a \Oln<.:t)' or in"'rfocc hanlw;m;. ' 

!~1.,.,,q· LS430 or t1pprom/ of depam11m1 dx1ir. 

1:54 50 lmroduccion to Robotic S)~tcms 

(2-2-.'1). hint~'U11t'llt;d. ol ruboac S\"tcms mduJing ~mrical de1.·elopmem, applici.tion.~. ha.sic 

mnhguramm :md dc.1gn coratdcraaons, oontrol 

prinop~es of robot ''~terru .. compu1cr VL<ion 

pn.>c;=mg and .1 gruup design emjea. p,,.,.,,q.· 2/( 

t?tgi11etTi11g "'"}'"or ''f'f'TTJttif oj depr1m11n111fi1111: 

l:.S451 Mobile Robot Design (1-4-3). ·\11 

cxp:nmen~1Lion-lxis<..J cotme in d1c design, 

anal~~l.'i, am.,tn1ttion. umuul :ind prugr.unmmg of 

;uuunomo0> mobile mbou.. SpL'Cial cop1c; 1ndrnk~ 

lot:on~otion ?K1hoJologi~ (induding \\nlking 

ir1.1d11nctb1gn). de!.ign lor terr.tin •. uttlng ml><n 

tbign.1, aJ1<.'ll1aO\'C .1Gll.1UOll 1c.J111iqut:i (l:;h,t['< 

\ lm10ry. \Uo)"' <1(.) microprncc>s0r sdtuion and 

um:gr.mo11.111oun11 plruming, lx.li.wior-b,&d program smimuu,, and I""'"" supply S)~tcm"- bghr to 

ten robots arc lllllSlntt,c'Ci bv cad1 rt..'"lm duuughow 

che scmc.1cr t~~ing siandarJ roboat to1tsm1etio11 

kits. All copic; an: i1wcstigat<.J d101ugh L-xpcnmcnration in d1c libor.1wrv. Con'fj: FS450. 

ES452Ad"ant:ed IOpic:s in Robotics (2-2· ~). 

lndi,idual and group opcn-<.11dt'l! invcsa!_?;1tions 

of sckucd adv:inccd topics in d1c fidd of mboucs, 

>l!Jt '"'' .Rkm<Xt.l mmput.cr \ision prcx:cssing 1n.h111911cs, mulriplc mbot mampub1or systems. and 

:irolicLil nc'llral nct"ork SVSt.ems. Ucilf1.e; nt'lworkt.J 

PG;. lJ.x.muory rolX>C5, rumpurcr vision ,..,.,,tl11"'. 

Pn:nrf: £)45011rt1ppr01wl ofd1.'fklm11m1 cf/ffir. 

E.545.3 lntroduccion to Computer V1.1ion (2-2-~). 

An incroducion· course covering bod1 d1mn· and 

app~ctcion of image procc;;sing ;md pam:m ra:-

ognmon tt'c.hn1<1uc. US<.'ll fur aummauon, mt'Llical 

imaging, and n:mote scming. Jln.n·q: S/283 or 

approwl ofd1.7)(11111u111 dlllil: 

E.5456Autonomous Veh.ides (2-2-.3). Advant:ed 

copic; in dpt<unic::s, na'1~tion :ind control applic'tl 

to a ,':lfit1Y of 111t111'11Uled vehiJt:s, inJuding 

gmw1d. :ill. and maru1e ,-Ji.ides. l~l:>!'lf t:...<;f 18 

orfs.150 . 

ES46 I Quantitative Med1ocls for Management 

(3-3-0). An introduction to Operations Res<.mch 

and irs applicicion to ent?neenng. fopics include: 

opam11.1t1on of cngi.neenng S}'Stcms, game 

cheory, scnsiti,·irv a11.U)'Sis. proj= ma.nagcmcnr 

""dt PFIU/CP1' I, and decision anal1;i~. 

Pmrq: approml of depamnmt clxur. 

ES462 Emerging Technologies (3-3-0). h><.<Ll<:S 

on skills :md toolsc1s for waluauon ol nt~1 and 

emergmg technologies using a scx.imcchnolClgical 

de1.dopmcm mocld. Includes di.scus.sions ofba.sic 

science stau:--0l~d1e-an tcd1nolngics .md CUO\!IU 

~h m:nJs ma vane!}' of emcrgmg a=;, 

mdudm~ b10t<'C.hnology. nanmcchnology, and 

cvbcmt1.1cs. Credit cinno1 be rcceiHxl lor l>0th 

f..'>462 and r-~503. l'n.mr tic ESE nvyor or 11ppmMI ofd1.7>t1m11m1 d1t1ir. 

E..5502 I lonors Research and Design ( 1-2-2). Engmccring dt!>ign p~ and projm m;utagcmem 

geared t.0\\·Jrds aJ-.um .J pmjt'Ct:'> ~"<;<Xi;ut-d with 

the Systems l:.nginc'Cring Honors \.bjor. lndudcs 

dtc LOm~>0>itio11 or the PIOJlO'-"ll lor the honors 

=ior rest..."l!Ch proJc'Ct. Prrrrq: 21( · ESU I ""1Joi: 

ES503 Adv.uiccd Tecbnologics 0-0-3). I his 

cotme prO\~dcs snidcriL\ with background anJ i11-

s1Wi1 imo the impli'-'!t10ns ofc!11crging tech11olog1cs, focusmg on d1c 1111paa of thcsc (<.J1nologic. 

hum .i !Pobal. socict<tl p<TijX\.Uvc. StudmL'i use 

fund'U11em;J suc:mitic and enginc:cring skill' to 

:inalyLC s1atc:<'l-thc-;m 1cch11o)ogi.:. and pn.-dict 

dmuiott' ol future expansion and appliciuon 

of these S}'Stcnc.. S;m1plc copi~ indudc nanotechnole>g>-. cybcmctic;, genetic enginc't:ring. and 

uudligcm high'"t)' vchiJc S}'\ll'llt>. 1

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Division of Humanities and Social Sciences 

Economics Department 

English Depanmcn t 

History Dcpartmcnc 

Language lirndies Ocparrmem 

Polirical Science Department 
Economics Department 

l:.conomiQ Major 

rhc 111.11or 111 cco110111K' "de\lgnnl to .Kqu;111H pro,pecrive naval ufncer' wHh hoch macroand 1111<.ro-crnnom1<. chcor\', <JLl.llHitat1vc methods 111 cconomtc" ccono1111c problem-solving in 

;111 immucion.11 comcxt .rnd 1nt<·rn.1timul cconom1c relacions of tht> L'niced 'itatc\. ,\ h.ichdor 

of 'ucn<.c degree" .l\\.1rded An honor' progr.1m \\1th a designated honor' dcgrt'l' i' ,1\';111.iblc 

for ,dcctcd \t11dc111,, 

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,\l,1thcm.1m" ~\122.,, plm t•idttr '>\1219 or '>\12'10 or S\12'19 or 'i\1212; 

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mcm and tht· pntc bd. lnJudcs dl"-u"'ion ol 

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uo11 of di« dom<..,,Uc t't.onorm 1111h 1hc world 

t't.Ullom\, .u1d the !um1ul.ition .md imp.Kl ul 

nmnt-i.m .u1d fi\l.U polic•. l'mrq /·L! JO. 

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\\1ll w11'1dcr \\ 111 wumn..,_ tmdc, \\ f,, o,ome 

wunrn..,. lt\t· LmlE .md other barrit1' ro 1radt', 

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FEJ.12 Economic \ lcthcxh for l.:ngi11an ( )-(~ 

>I. Appliw11011 ol mKTIX.'l.nnomic pnnopks J.nd 

.uLU\ ucal wo[, IO the-CO'>ung ol m1'L" tnll1lt pm1 

<'-1' 111 holh pril'Jte .uiJ pubhdnuliLU) ronto.15. 

i 'nTl''f-' 1-!:.2 I 0 

I fJ.15 Emironmmt.t! !'..C011omic.1 '3-0- ~). 

l-.wno1111t t'\':l!tLllklll of pol1rn:s mml\lng wnfl1a 

mg pub~ .. ;md pm.ue IL\CS ol n;uur.J rL'\Our=. 

I opi..s mdude <11\lmnmmr.tl h.c11<.-f1c .md uN 

mt>l\UJl.1lll1ll, CllL-.CS .md COrL"-"l]Utn<.c. of 1x~l11 

uo11, nun.igt.nictn of Jcpk't;1hk a.nJ Jl.nL'l\ahlc 

re.oun:"' md U1l t'Ulll01111L' of <"fllW· ~ot offcral 

<"'<"' 1'c;lf. l'trrrq. FT.210 

1 l35'1 Dc-dopmmt of th<. l,.S. l:.ronom) 

>-0-.3J. F...01101111<. thmn 1 L\lJ 10 analw.c the 

t'luluao11 ol lhe L \ <'t<>nom1~ an1ong topic. 

com1dtnJ = lh< Amcncm R...'loluunn. warw:ud 

cxp.u'L\1011, su1 <1', 1ndu-.uiilil.1U<m, mark1 

wn«ntr.1tKm .md the C,n.':lc £ )eproM>n. /'lmv 

H.210 or 1rpprrr. •I of 1/rpam11m1, lmr. 

fT:.3(12TheEmnomicsof'ltmnolog1 L'W 31..\n 

arl.tl)"' ofprudutmm gm\\lh. <11.t:r.KtemtlL' 

of 1J1\t.11uon anJ innt" .UKltl. c.lt.:tlnlllrt.lllL\ ot 

n...-.c.m;h .111d d<.'\dopm~m ,Kt111u<:>of~rwmmem 

.md hu .. im ... "-..; the <'l.01101111<: impact of amonuuon 

md n.indumi.ili1.1tKJll. :--;,)[ ollrn.,,J <'l'CJ'\ 11'.:lf 

Prm•1. 1-E!!O 

l'E.363 \ laaocconomic. 2 2 3). A cotlr\C 

on the Ul<"""' of U){" ·~ll< bd ol uxunie. 

cmpl01mcm .md th.' f'llll'. bd. lndudc ... '\ di.'<U'"°" 

I~ lk1tm111lalll\ or tU>l1<>1111( pt"\m, the U1(~1X10 

ol th: dolllL"11<. cu11101m "1tl1 Ult'. 11urld t'l.l>IXllm 

J.nd th: lom1111.mon .u1d m lf"W..l ol n1011t'l.'ll'\ arid 

fi~J polk.-... I .ihor.tmnL' U1\ulw "''"' 111lh a big< 

111.1':nu:nr1<>1111c 11-.,Jd. Prrm/ l-E2 /() 

I L 100 Ach-anu.-d \licro<XOnomic ThL'OJ'\ (4·0 

·l -\di-.mctJ toplC\ 111 n'l<xkm nutrut.'1.0ll<;llllL' 

111tl1 ~1mcul.u c111pll.l\L' on d111.urnc aruh ;is, ilic 

mlc of ri,k .111d unc<n.mm 111 t'l.onomic dt'l.1'1011 

nl.Lkuig. gmer:tl t'l.juilihmm1 arLll1 ~is .md wdl.lfl 

t'l.OllOllll~ ""'"'' fl ,., I 

ff 105 Ach-ana.-d .\ l.10U<.'t.011omic Thoon 

( 1-0- I TI1e purp<"'- c · ·his wtme L' to uufu< the 

tool, .md mnm1<.m Imm nucnX'\.OrK>llll<: . a.nJ 

'1.m,uo. 10 lUldt1'tW U1< 'tnlcllill' .lilt! 11orkmp 

ol <.1p11:;J nl.trk<.'t>. \\< LLkL th: ,1.111dprn111 of .u1 

c..'\.onomh .. n..."".c..~lfllu:r \\IK> \\.utl~ to unJ'-ntmd 

the pri«" .md <j1.u11it1<." 1h:11 .ti"<' olN.n'-J m lh< 

h11.ULW l11<lrk<1-.. r.tlht"f tl1'.Ul the l"-""f'•XU\< of 

J.n 111Ji'1dual """\\:Ult' 10 11i:iki: a fonwic 111 

tht: '"°' nl.trkt't. R1 ch~ t'fld ol the wur.c 011< 

'hould h.11e a c-k·.u umkTIL1nJirig ol ho11 10 p11a 

.1 hr1.uki.tl 'l't.tlnll .uiJ the «111r.ll mlc: 1he nooom 

ol mk-n.Tum tr.1<.k o[ «llt,unK-r '1'unul11), .u1d 

no- t0>1u:igt: pl.11 rn .1Ju<'I mg 1h1" i'mrtr l-l.>12 
fl i 11 l.:conomic Dt."dopment and Growth 

(.HJ._}), Jlll\ WUN: pn:J\·1dD a ngoruus Mud\" of 

UK' rnm:m '"II'-"> bung tbdopmg wumnD on 

both the mJividu.J mJ .~m: bd. lopia. to 

induJc 'uch l""'-' 35 hum.ui c.tpi~J lll''-"tl11l•ll. 

pn"i;10n of hc;uh CUC ILXJUru:>. tr.1de .111d glob.ti· 

iz.111011. g.o,c.:n1111L11t 1n,rnution\, fi.urign •ti<l JJlJ 

gmmh dunng mncs of 'm1rn1ral Junge. ln<li-

'1d<ttl rnuntl"I c:t1e '1ucJic...., 1n;w also he pR.."<.:111<-<l. 

/'1mq H Hlur/-1-})] 

I L 112 fm~mat.ional ·rrade and Financd3-0· 3). 

J\ ngoruus l"X01111Jnauon tlf c...urn.·nt inh:n1.acional 

'"'""" m .1 thm11.1Kal and cmpinc..."11 fi-J111l'\\'Ork. 

·111p10. mdudc mrni\'Jcion' Im trade: trade \cl'iu.' 

pnna.11011i,m: uic mul11n.u1orul cntt'fj1ri<e. 

<.:>.ch.ml?." rJtc l'-'ll"" .mJ 1hc international monc1an· S\"!Cm'>. and the mle or the lrncmationaJ 

:,1,,;,<.;.m. hmd and \l:'orld Rmk l'n'T!''f· HJ/] 

t1rH~11 

rt /ill Labor Economics (J-0- 3). A m1dr of the 

di_,uihution of mwmc "id1 cmph.isis on ~he dem.md for .md 'upply orbhor scniru.; the th01ccUll'OR:Uc bduvior of tinm and indi,idLt'lb in d1c 

dcrcm11naaon of w.ig<:> and d1c cmplormcm b d. 

'lnpic..' .1n.ilrt..1.-<l include human apical thcul'); 

oO:UPJll01i;J J10icc. dw 1111cmplo)ml'nt-inll.mon 

rd.uion,hip .md die wage dfccts of discrimirution 

.md urnon,. Hm:q. IE'H I. 

Fl.::43 1 Public finana: (J.(). )). Ilic u...: of gm· 

emmcm c.."<pmJi1uru. and ~tX.uion in a muk1 

u:ci1101m· to di;uigt: the .illoc:.u:ion of n:,ourcc. and to 

mo..lil\· thc ili>uil;;_mon ot'ill(omc. Examin.10011 or 

d1l"l\.;ll1<>mk: dfcc-rof ~unmcm budgltuy policy. 

\lien x.uinrnruc thmry anJ f;,J;.,,.a] GLX and bu~><-t­

.-tl')' in'1i1t11io1t\.ln'.c111pha.w.cJ. Hmrr N~J.1/. 

n·A}j \1onL') and B.'llikingCHJ-~).i\wn 

'1dcraunn of ccmr.il ,md cnmmcroal b.mkin~ 

in,cini1inm; ;tn inve>tigacirn1 ,,r dlc demand ~1r 

rnnlll)' .md '"' nile.,, a focal point for rnonctar; 

politR~ dcsigimJ to ob1am Ii.JI crnplymcm, prict 

'L1h1li1y .md i111cm.uion.1I monl1.1r: l'qUilibnum. 

l'»mrHH2. 

I F·l.15 ~ lau"tx.'COnomic Fon.'C!Sting (.3-0-~). 

A' .1 f;11\\.ud-lnoking di...Oplmc, ro:mom1'l' u.;c 

fnn.-c:N111g .l, the ba.'i.' for pm,.tc ><.·cmr dc'OSI011 

makm~ .\ lon.'O\"l"r. bu.,inl"'"-" and govcmmmr> 

h>n.-c:t\I hmm: 11.~"diU<'S .md u"r> . .\ bcro<.umomic 

hin..c.t\1111!!. l'Xamin'-'> die 111odcm. qu.uitu'11iw, 

\(:lll\llc.tl"'-ullllllllt"tric tl'l:hniyu..,. or produc 

mg .md ".JL11cing fon..:.l'L' of 1n.1cruu.onornic 

,,1ri.1hl..,.. lli<:cnu!'>l' imnx.l11ca the fund.uncmal 

IL"l:.hmqu<--. to .111.1bc 1n:11d. ><:t'<m.Jic' ,md «yJ1-

c.J flumLtuom. .md 1hc ,bdupme111 of,imubn<>lll' <>111.111011 moJd, of 1he l'\.llliOm\. /"'7t-,r 

F/3/.?,1111/ 1\,\/230or.'i.\l..?l'J;. 

fF.436 Business Cycles (3-0-3). :\n advJJicc-d 

m:armcnt of 1hc cmpincu and chcun.'liol is>u'-'> 

,uJTOunduig bu.in<>-' LV<le>. lopies indudc 

cmpiri<~U n:gularitio of o-dcs, modds of 111\''-'1· 

lllf')' l)'lb. bbor and m.-<lit m.trkcu. lt'l.hnologi· 

'hock. and the intcm.uion.il rramrni,.,,ion ofo-Jc:o.. 

'>imtJ,1tion-h3.ll"l! m<1hxl' of anal)'tJng such 

modeb. and rhc role of tisctl and monc1arv poliL)' 

m <'l.onom1c srabiliLttion .tre includ<-<l. i'n.'ll'tf 

1-nu. 

FE'l37 Monetary I ltCOI)' and Policy (3-0-3). An 

ad,-JJ1CL-<l slUd) ol topics in monccary c.:ononu<.:> 

.md thetr applicmon to rn.1cnxronom1c ~Jes. 

Co1t<idcrauon of die mlc or moncr .ts a mt-dium 

of c"<d1an~ in commodit\· and fia1 svstc1m. 

nioori<:> of rnon9• dcm·md and empirical 

rn<>1sures of d1e monL')" suppl): D<.-vdoprnmt of 

lll:\UUL"l:'Ol10nuc models of monw Jlld the dtl-ct 

of monet.tl'} policy on mfiacion. unemplo)mcm 

and cwnomic gmwtb. f'mrq: FE312. 

F£445 Economeuics (3-0-3). Q1~1milic1uon of 

OOsK <mnomic thmry~ mulnple rcgn:so.ion. correbcion and idtnrificmon rcdmiques for d1c 0011.Sm1crion and rcsnng of <'COnomic modds and a srudy of 

sd ... 1d .iltt:man\'c modcb of parcictdar economic 

i111c=1. f'n'll'q: f-L3-i /, C.11/rulus II, r111d (FE.331 

orS.11339). 

FE450 Game lbemy (3-0-3). Game dtcol') L> d1c 

srudy of strat~1L behavior in sinu:arions where 

dL'<..i,ion maker; an: ;man: of the inrcrdqx:ndencc 

of d1t-ir .Ktioris. \\11ile game then!)' is widd) 

applic1bk in social .md biologicil sciences, this 

coursc inuoduces the basic norions of ~me thcorv 

"1th emphasis on L-conomic applicttions such as 

auaio1t~. oligopoly pnLing. and emry detern:nce. 

In partit·ular. the rnur.c introduces >ntdcnr> ro the 

fund;um:ncal probbns 311d solution rnnu.-pL< of 

non-.:oopcrarive g;une thc'Of}" by <."<amining bmh 

simolranc~ll!S and scquL11rial ITlO\'C g;uncs. static 

and d!11amic gamc.. and gamcs with mlpcrfoa: 

and "'}mmcrric infonnacion. f'mtiF l-81 I. 

FE460 Public Policies Toward Bu.1inc:ss 13-0-3). 

An exami1ution of public rcguL1uo11 of pnvatc cnrcrprisc in the u.S. with cmph35i.!. on chc rationale 

fur and .1pplication oLmciaust polio· ;md din.u 

n:gi.Jaaon i'nwq: Ff..3-1 J. 

IE46 f lnduruial Organi7.ation (3.(). 'I). lndustri;J 

OJ¥;tn11.uion 1S the \lt1dy of 1ndu.1ry ru1d fim1 

hdLt\ ior. Using 111i011<.w1101111c .md f!illlll' UK'Ot)" 

1ool.,, thi., roimc cxplon.:. the rdaciorl\hip> among 

fir1m 111 an indtJStn or ;Kn"" indmiri<.» b, cx.1n1in111g the rtillln'. of su:HcgiC uucracrion am~mg finn>. 

I l1c wur;e \\111 utilizc ,1v.11l.1hle computtr sofi,v.irc 

to stuJr d1ooretid mtxld' ;md emp1rid LVidma: 

for a "1dc vane1y of 111arkt.1 phenomcl'lll .<1.1J1 .,, 

price \\':IJ">. patent r.ic"" price-fixing ro11.Sp11xi"'-

mcrgm. .md advcni,ing Cllllpaigns. It will also 

comidcr public polici<:> that all'-'-' the mum1re of 

markets and the beh.1\ioroffi111l.,, pania1l.1rlv .mumm i.,,~ whiJ1 m· men.me a baLuKc lx1\V1..'t.11 the 

bendii:; ofcoon.lin;unn JJid con ... olitL1cion and die 

dt.'0'1111L11c. of111:uh1 f'<lWL'I'. 'llll\COUi;cwunr> •l\ 

J rumia:ed H. ma1nrdc"l:1i'<' f(>rc.:onomics rn.1jur. 

:u1d as JJl c-cono111ics ma1or du.tiw f<1r d1e qmnara· 

aw Li:onomics major. Pnn''f Fl-3-1 I 

FE462 lnfom1at.ion Economic; (J.(). 'I). An 

c"<ploraaon of the lliNC d1t·or:· ofinfom1auon m 

c'Cononlics. with sp<.'Cial reference lo die \WLLltion 

tlinfom1arion. Sn1dcnt5 applv mitn.x..'Conomia> 

111 soh-ing pmblem5 in die allocation. distribution. storage. ;u1d tramponouion ofinfonnacion. 

Students learn che unique fCatun::; of market> for 

infom1a11on. and the insunuional ;u1d n.:gubion· 

cm~mnmmr w1d1i11 which information m:ukcrs 

fimnion. l'nmr FE.341 or fI:J..1 IQ, 

FF4..,5 Resc.."l.!Ch Seminar (3-0-)). Din.ual 

n=u-d1 on a \fX'ClhL !OplC; Glp\!Olle lO cconom· 

ics major. Emph;isis on empiricu work u.~ing 

rnmpmcrs. F'rm:q: //( FECnm;or. 

l·ESOO Honors Research Semin.tr I (2-0-2). 

l::.xammacion of 1cchrnqucs and mcr.liodology nf 

social science research: smd<.'.lm will moose mpics 

fOrdL-vdopmc111 in H'506. f'lm-q: l/CFECH 

JllrljOf. 

FE506 Honors Resean:h Project (1-6-4). 

Direcred independent =in.:h l>ll wpics chosen 

in FE500. b11ph.1.;i.!. on empirical work 11\lng 

microcomputers. Prm:q: //( · FEU-11111yor. 

95 
Inglish Department 

I h< 111.J.Jor' progr.un 111 I nghsh olfcrs \!LIU\ 11f 1h~ mmr "g111hc.1nt .md 111tlucn11.1l \\raungs of 

Cl\ 1la1.11uin from .mucm 111110 10 1he pro<'lll ,1, "d .L\ rhl' 11pport11n 11 for 111<kp<11dt·111 srnd1 .md 

for <.l<.111'< \\llllllg projn1s \ h.1chdor uf ,ucrlll' Ul'grn ",11\,lltk·d. 

\1 honors progr m "11h .1 dcs1g11.ucd honors d<"grec s ;n.n 1hlc fur sdec.tcd ,rudem' 1\11 Ir on the." 

prcnuse that srudcnts '' 1,l11ng 10cxl.d"11, do 'o \\ nh n rhc fr 111tc\\orK of the regul.u m.11or rhe 

honor prngr.1111 R-qu1rcs conccntr:11aon 111 lare•.in pc.-nod cours<' .md p.1mupa1aon 111 'cmm.us 

focus ng on I 1cr.11urc .md the frnc .ms .md on .1d1.llllcd Im r Jr\ IOf'I'-'· 

In .1dd11101110 rhc honors prngr.1111, 1111<hh1p1•1cn lllJ\ 1.1kc .1ch 1111.1gc ul dw lndu11 \d101Jr progrJm, 

swd1 .1hw.1d, .ind po<rn ,111d pl.1p\r11111g cumpcriuom I he dcp.1rt11w111 of Ing isl a),o .1rr.111gc' .1 

!a1l1,,hcd11k ol mp' Ill u1lru1.1l tl'lllll\ 1n \\,1,h1ng1011 Jnd 11.ilmnorc rn 1.1kc .1d1.rn1,1gl' ol 1m1'1lal 

.md drJ111.llll ullcranp. I or 1hu" 111d111nl 10 bl· on 1hc ,1,1gc tl1c•11,clvc,, rhc \I 1'ttucr.1dcr> ,1 lughh 

regarded dram 1 group. olle s .1 m.11or producrmn c.1th \<.tr 

( housmg J m.i1or 111 I ngh,h \\I nu1 I 11111 wrc<r 'dccuon m 1 h1ghh tt"t.'1111,al ~an or \l.u111c 

( orps T tie qualaun of 'lll'craor olhcer 11'11'1 mdudc Crl.lll\ 111, lOlllmu111c.11on skills ,1'\d mdepcn 

dc1ll 1'1111kang •• 111 ot "luch .ue srrongh cnwur.1gcd an I nglash d.1ssroom,. 

( u rriurlum lk quiremcnt\ (In add111on w rhc rc<1u1rc111cnt' of pkh< H".lrl 

1'1of, s1011.1I :-\I 20l, ~I llU. ~I 100. '-''- 100 '\'dOO. :\\ 12.\, 

\l.uhl'an.111ls \\l2.2l; ph1,l·11hl'1 '>\12rnur \\1212; 

\u<11u: \1'2.11, \1'212; 

1111111.111111<-s 11112I<;, IIll216.1nJ l\\oc'«me,nlu,1dc 1hc m.11or 111dud1ngonc u rhc mo 400 bd: 

I 111gu.1gl' I our 5< llll''rcr' ol .1 forllgn l.rngu.1gl .. 

I ng111ct"nng I '-' 100 or I :'\ 10 I I \I lOO, I I l01 I· I 102. I °' lOO, I \ ~60 .ind a frl'c deul\ c, 

\I IJ<>r 111 2•- 1112.18. 111 ln and' 1en ma or dec111e 

•){, 
English Courses 

Ill I 0 I Practical Writing (.~-l'l·.'l.' lk«ruJ,· .u1d 

pr .. u,x of W<llllllUUWlk wmt.1 and m._1oncilly 

dlu:iiw "'f""llory p~. "'l'l'k.mmnxl hy dl<: 

ar\JI"'-' <~ L'"'" hy pml'-""'"\11 wri1<'1'- !·or stt.J..11~ 

xh1 .. I by I .11gll.J1 Dq>.uuTI<.111. /'rrn·1r l'k1m11c?ll 

l1r tkf.im1n11 dwir 

111 111 Rhetoric and lnrroduaion co Llrerarure 

I (JO. 'J Inc hl'\t ofa f\11>-<.uursc S<.'<JUcnu: 

''l\""ng Lhe \\Tlllllg nl rhtinrically clft't.i:ivc .mJ 

gramm.1m.tlly rnm-..i: cxpc l\llO!\' l'ro""- Dunng 

th .. fiN SClllL'\ICT \tlldcn"' re1d t.""1\"5, •hon Storie:. 

.u1d pL1~'· Jnd tht-y wnrc hmJ=}-,,. Owing the· 

'l-..ond "'111c.tcr "udem.' l\'1d nmds Jnd pot:Ln' 

and write longer<.'>.'<!\'. !'rt7l'<f 11t111t·. 

HI 112 Rhetoric and lmnxluaion co uunwre Tl 

( HHJ ( A>namL111on of 111111 St-c HI· 11 I for 

·' li,1111g of top1<.:>. Hm·q. flf I I 1 

200-1.,"d Courses: General Description 

I he liter.in· rnment of cuu,-,;cs on mes k~·d i• 

u;h·uc. lhC1<:nlll1'C>nfl~r11idcsun'e\-sof 

11utcn.i.L, from <lill~Il'lll o.Jru=. historicil pC11od.. 

lit<T.lf)' l)'!'C' .md '~'11c.. In t';1J1 course <ub.=tial 

pr.1cticc 111 wnung l\ lo hccXfXt.l:tU lfa rem1 

p.11x:r L\ n:quin:d. prior lo the .,ubm;,,,,ion of suJ1 

.1 p;11x:r then: "ill .tl"' Ix: "-~er.ii'-""'')" or \\11ncn 

cxen..i"-" to te>t and <~•tluatc the '11.ldcm·, writing 

u>111p<.tcncc. "111cR· an: no pn:R't.juisirc:. for any 

rnuf'\C in the 200 gmup. Il1c·y may be taken ar 

;u1y d.t.\\ b-d. inJuJing d1c founh-Oass ~'t.fil. 

I lf21- l:.arlyWcstem Litcrnrure (J-0-J). 1\ 

bal.u1ccJ 'um:v ol d1c \\btem lircr.1ry tr.tdiuon 

.md re. h.Kkgm11mk from anuent ( •"-"-"'' duough 

d1c \.lidJlc 1\g'-". H1::id111!?.' "ill include d,,,,.icil 

l .rwk .llld l{L~m.\Jl <1"'· ;lr:ima .md phi1050ph)~ 

..Jc ... 11011.' Imm die fliblc; .ind 111<'lllt'l-al p<x.'l.n; 

Jr.Ul1.1 anJ philo,oplw. f'n71'q.' 11011t' 

111 .2181\nglo-Am<!rican [jtcrature (.~-(H). 

,\ 1~11.inccJ '"""'~·of flnnsh and AmmGm lilerary 

hNury hum the ilcn.u"""Kc dmmgh the early . 

lwcm1c'li1 ccmury.'lne rnursc cmph:isi1e. d1c 

mmc111cnL' th.it h.l\c <h.1pt.'ll nur tr:iJirion: 

R,·11.1i,-..m ... c humani.,m. c111piriLism ;111d '1<.<.'f'U· 

<1'111. Rnnunumm .llld rr.1n ... -.:11dcnt.UL,m. l\"11!>111 

.u1d rwur.t!L,111 .. 111d nwtkm1'tn. f'rrn·q: "'"'" 

111222 ll1c 13ibleand literaL11re .~4l-~). Ilic 

llrbk .mJ lb 111ilue11cc on l·urup,om .md Amen1..a11 

l11cr.11un:. b11pl~t<L\ "ill he plitt'll on moJem 

b1hli<'ll lucr.1ry-..nuc:.tl 111c1hodnlo~· .111..t on rhc 

mnbc 1hc nJm'"'' ol dcn\·,mw litcr.trufl' tTom 

I ).uuc to :--:ikc" l\.v.inu.lkL<. l'n?l'<f: 11011,-. 

H E224 Literature and Sc:iC!JlcC (J.0-j), 'll1c 

1mcrrdat1onsh1p' among "-.lcna:. tc'<:hnolOf!,_\· ;111d 

litcr:tlll"'- fbe WU1'<.' LOJ1'idcr.. bod1 d1e imp.ta or 

stinlt;c on litcr:IUJil' and me lnlpllC1liOll\ of "-lCnLC 

:t.\ n:lk.'CltJ in litcrnn· ""pon&s. f'rr•rq: 11011(. 

H.E250 Literature of d1c Sea (3-0-3). SLudy ar 

= litcrarun: trom d1c cpc to the novd. \\ith •Ul 

emphasis on litcr:tf}' qtLUitics. human n:lauonslups 

wid1 the ""' .ind pruhlcms of commanJ. 

l'rrm-q. 1101/t'. 

H 1::260 Lit.,rarun: ol"w.u- L)..0-3). A mwti..gcnfl' 

sun'<')' of war anJ us coru.<..'t.jllellCCS as rcp~nK...! 

rn dwic and tontcmporary liccranu~ wirh an 

cmph.1'is on stllh L<SUes as 1ndividtL1i n:sponsihilil): lcadci;hip. sooectl \'alucs, rniliury L1.1l1ure. 

f'mrq: l/Otli" 

300-Lcvel Cow=: General Description 

il1csc COUl'S<S build Oil the (oundacions of litCr:tf}' 

•Ulal)"'il.. compn:htn~ion .111d wntingacquired in 

HEI 11-112. ·111c H1301-306 s<.:ricsgoc:. more 

de1..-pl)· 1mo t'1ch of die basic liter.LI'}' rypt.'S; the 

I l L313-.3.H '<.'Iles approc1d1es litcr:i[llfl' m it> 

lmcorica.I and LWrur.il dimensions while f0rusll1!!, 

on a limitc-d historit-al p<.iiod: rhe -ll::.'\4.~ 3'H v..7ncs 

offm t:X'tcn,\ive pmain: Ill a \.".JriCI)' of writing fo~. 

All cour.;e; have a miring n.-quiremem immd!!d to 

further d1e m1dem" oppommirv co improve .kills. 

Pnnq11i.s11<:5 forn/13()()./m{ courses 11rr HE I 11. 

H £30 I PanL111s in Drama (3-0-,). A mid,· of 

drama, ~mphawJng l'l..1lling. vicmng. and ~alyLing dramatic litcrnrun: .md pcrfurmanu:. Prm:q: 

Hf:'/ I I 1111d !!Fl 12. 

H E.302 FomlS of Poeay (3-0-3). -\ study m tl1c 

an.'liy'is ot pot"Dc fom1 and ..xpl'CS'>1on. Prm:q: 

HLI I I ,,,uf HE/ 12 

HE306 Types of Fiction !3-0-.3). A stud)· of mo 

novel anJ shon story w1d1 pamcular cmphru;is on 

the conwncions, tc<lmiqucs, and innovations in 

me furm.Pmrq: HF/ 11 mid HFI 12. 

H.E.30~ Topics in Film and Llrer:uure (.3-0-.~). A 

m1dr of AmC11c:in. European and world films 1n 

(011JU11L1ion with reb<llll lircrJI\" work.<. I'rrn:q: 

HFI I I mul HF! 12. 

I IE3I.3 Chaucer and His Age (J.0-3). lhc lircrary Jlld philosophical u~1dition< nf Chauct:r, the 

(,aw:un poet, md od1er cofll<!mporaries, indud.ing 

<.'1/'lv anJ Luc mc-dil'\;J wmcl" trom England .111d 

th<'«.:ontim:nt. f'rr-n·q: /IU I I and HF/Jl. 

11 £3 14 llie Renai=nce Mind (.HJ-.3). Llter:l· 

tUil' and thought of the pcnod bmckmJ hy tl1e 

L\\u gn.:m l·.ngli.,h q1ic., Spenser·, him( Q111'et1t· 

;md \ liltun' lfoutli.<e I mt. The n>ursc indudc:. 

a wntinermil 1x·rsp1..'<;t1vc, widl n:adinJP' from 

,,_,ch aurhor.. .1.> 1' lachiavdli. l~1bd:ih, C.cn-:um-s. 

\ lonmignc ,md Cl.mglionc. f'n71·q: II fl I I t11ul 

Hr112. 

HE3 I 5 Resrorntion and I8d1 C..entuf}· Llterarure 

(3-{}-.3). lliclitcr.mlfl'orthcpcrro<l 1660-1780. 

Readings 111al' include the phi>~. novel<. ;.11i"". 

and poem· or such wrircrs JS Behn, Dn·den. \wifi. 

Defuc. fielding. Pope. Steele, Sh«nLlm. ;111d 

John.son. f'mrtr HFJ I 1 t11ul I /U I 2 

HEJ 1-The Romantic (J.-0-3). Litc:r.irun: and 

o.1l1un: of the Homanric period in Briuin fiom the 

1780s 10 the 1830s. Readings ma)' include works 

by such wmers as Blake, \X'ordswonh, Coleridge, 

AUSten. the Shell<'}"' Byron, and "c;'"'· l'nmq. 

HEI I I mu! HF/ 12. 

HE.318 Modem British Litern.rure 0-0-3). The 

literntun:of(,n:ar Bnwn and ln.:Lmdsincx l'XlO. 

Readings may indudc me novels ufConr.1d. Jo\'ce, 

Ltwn:nc:c.:. Woolf, and Lcs.ing; the plays of Shaw, 

Synge. O'C.15<.~" J11d Pinter. d1e pot't•} of Hanly, 

)eais. IJior. Auden. and Dylan 1110111<1>. Hireq: 

HE/JI anti HF/ 12 

HE319 Viaorian Licerarure (.3-0-3). Briruh ~rera­

[llfl' fi-0111 the 1830s to the end of the ninctc'Cllm 

cenrwy Readings may indude works !Tom such 

aud10!\ as Dickens, me Bromt!s, C •<'Orgc Uior. 

Hardy. TL11nyson, me Brownings, Amold, Carlyle. 

:md Damin. /'rrn·q: HEl I I t11ul HF."J 12 

H.E.320 Conternpotaf) British Literature (3-

0-3). Britt.>h litcrarurc fiom 1945 to rhe present 

day. Rcading 111'1)' include die novel:. of Omdl. 

Gn..oenc. Mun.loch. NaipmJ. Bamcs. lslugura. and 

ZaJie Smich; the plays of &'Ckm, Pinter, Onon, 

Stoppard, Churchill, <llld Frid; and d1c patm· of 

L-ukin. I kaney, Hughes. Gunn, and ,'v!ocion . 

Prm:q: HF/ I 1 t111d HE/ 12. 

HE326 American Literaaire, 1607-1860 (3-0-j). 

A st1n·cy of Amcricm literature including the 

Native Amcritan craJition li-orn Europc."111 scrdemcm to me Civil War, emplusiling rhe reL1tionsh.ip bt·twL'l!l1 the emerging cul11.1Il' and liternrure. 

Readings mav include work,, from ,uJ1 authors as 

Brndfun.l. Br:idsrn:-..1, hanklin, \Xnt';ltl<J'. Gx1pcr. 

lmerson. 'll10n:au, Poc. I lawchome. MdviUc, 

.md Douglas:.. f'rer«q: HE/ I I 1111tl FIFI 12. 

HE328Amcricm Llterarure, 1860-191 4 (3-0-3). 

A sunc~· of Amcnmn liLcr:itun: from chc Reammuc.:uo;1 through u1c GildL'<.I Age. emphasizing 

1.he ri'-t: (lr realism and nan1r.Ui .. 111. Rt';ldings may 

111dude ""rk.' from such aumof'\ JS \X'him1an, 

Dickiruon. I w:tin. Howdls. C1ane. Dn:is<.:r. 

Ch.,;nun. ( J10p111. Jarnes, and Wharton. l'mrq: 

HUllmulIIF/12. 

'P 
11 U29 Amcricm I itcrature. 1914 1915 

(.).()._}). ·\'""'''of \rntn«tn luer.mm: hc:l\\'l.-..:n 

dil' \\,\J'i. R<:>td111g. 111a1 111dudc work., hi' ,ud1 

.1uu1or. .l, ~tc111. I Jiot. l:iulkner. Fi11.ger.tld. 

I lc111111g\\.l\. 1 lugh'"· I lur.ton, I.men. ( )':\cill, 

~tm1lxd. \Xbt, ~md \\ 'ngln. /'mrq. Ill/ 11 

dur/ fl 1-112. 

I ~JjOAmcrictn Lltcra1un:, 1945· Pn.....cn10 

(). }). •\sun'<.' ofAm,'ficrn liceratur< .md whtu'l. 

"nu:\\ orld \\ ar II ll.e .. lu~ ni.11· mJudc work.' h1 

,11J1 .uuhor. .!.'> Ul;,,,m, (,,;;_,berg. l u\\dl. l\"lu1p: 

Bar.1k.1. I Idler, l'l ndwn, Bdl1J11, Pluh, "'-"ton. 

Rich, Ruui. Updike. I kl Jllo, ~ 1.u11ct, ~ k< ~min, 

.md ~ loni.10n. /?mq. 111 111 rmtl H /-.11.!. 

1 IF.33.3 Shakespear<: U-0-J). ·\ snid1 of n:p1< .. "i<.1iLlll\L ... unplc oi \li.tkc-p<:1n:\ 1r.ig<J1i;,,, ht\!oncs. 

.md ,omc...lics. lk!Jin~ 111.11 al"' mdudc ""°" 

h1 <.,lukL"~' u11ucmpnr.111c.. Pmt·cr I /l / 11 

,mrl HF! 12. 

I IU'iOAfricu1-Amcrietn I iicratun:(J-0-.1). 

A "m·c;· ol 1'l.l'rL'>t'.llt1U1·c '\fru:an-Amcm:;ui 

liter.mm: !Tom suJ1 ligiut> ,L, \\1'11.atl,,, 1·0111 

mc-r, I !uglies. I luf\1<~11. \\right, Uloon, B.tld11i11, 

B.u.ik1, Brouk.,, I l.11du1 \\al\On, and \1om><m. 

f'n:nq: Hf 111 ,11vf /If 112. 

I I ~'}.I] Creative Wriung {.1-0-.3). An 11111<><.lurnon 

tu die "mmg of pm" p<x:m-, and dram.1. !?n»tf 

llU 11 mu/ I/Fl/.! 

111.J.H Prof~ion.tl Communication '-0-,J. A 

m1J1 of .id-.uimJ mc:thcxh ol prescnang 111fomuuon in a wide varil·ty u(fom1s. A'\Sigmnc:nL' mav 

11Kludc prq,>.inng .1111Jc-, 1qxms, :utd 1nili1.m· 

dc1<:umc:nlli. 'm1dc:1m 111.11· IX" ;1>kc.J lO d<!>ign .md 

98 

prcsc:nt .1 JX'N1.1>11·c: or anal)1Jc.1I '11<.'lUi. l'mrq: 

Hf/ 11 r111tl If! 112. 

I li,J5j lopics in Continemal literature l}-0-3). 

nm Ullll'\l' t-Xplom, die \<ll1l1\ ol works produu.J 

fmm thl' l{cn.1i,._.mu: ro die me of Ull' l·.urup<.-in 

(~mim11nn~. <mpluwJng the t'.XJt.mgcs Lx.1wt'Ul 

«><1.il .md li1,-r.m· hi>tOr}' and die lntl'r.1t11oru. 

bc:l\\t'<'ll lllhlll'l!>. f~n'l!q: HI-I I I 1111tl llF/12 

HE.355 lopic. in \1wti-ethnic lJtcr:nure <3-

0-.~1 lh" umf\C m11s1dcrs litc:r.uur< that= 

qut!»uon' of r.ttc .md cthmtlt}. pt"twloni.tl 

~pomcs IU h~cmonic culrun:. wnon fonnaaon, 

.111d 'hifung ddinitioru. of nauon .u1J 'ub1cctivity. 

Rt:<1din~ ma\' 111Judc die works of Adidx:. C:isnc:rm. ( .oc:llt-..: ( ;or:dimer, .\ larc111t:t .. R1t,hdie, aml 

l .ui. among others. Prm·q: I H 111 ,111tl H Fl 12. 

HD@Spcu.tl lopics in Li1erJtun: ~3). ;\n 

opcn-1np1" litcr.uurc collf'ie. 'ipt'l1.ui1.<d olfc:rings 

\'11) from \Cl11L-.tcr to scml!>lcr Hmq. HEJ I 1 

rmtl I II· 112. 

100-Lewl Cour.es: General ~ption 

Ilic H l -100 \Cncs allows \tudc11L' .tnd English 

deparunm1 f.1rnltv mt11ilxr.. 11id1 'l"-'li.il cxpemsc 

to pum1c u~cthcr an intl'll.\l\'l' \lltd) of a resmaul 

liter.tJY 'uhtt'll. Lmphasi> in c:aJ1 coUl'\l' will be 

upon CXltTl\l\C ;uid uicensiw rL'1lhng in J limired 

hody of 1nutrnl. cochniquc. of R.."><'uUt and die 

ckwk~>n1<.11t ul ind..'pt:lldcnt .n1ictl juJgmenL 

f'rm-rptislft~ fur rf>e<e flJunes <1n ,u lmst one 300-letrl 

&1gli.J1 CrJ/11" ,11v/ f>t'T111/SSIOI/ of tf • .f•llr. 

111 442 UlCl<U) nl<..'Ol) ( \-0-3). A '111'\t) of kt,· 

pmhbm. figurc,,_ .md tCXl' Ill the historv 

ol lirerary and culrun: thought. RcquircJ ol .JI 

honors biglWi majors. l'mrq:o11.-JOO-let.:/ h1g 

kJ1flJurx·111vl permw1tm of tf., tkp.1m11n11 dmr. 

I IL16I Scudio in a Utcran Period' '-0-J). lndtpih \tudr ofa lim1tt'll 1x..iod m lncr:.m ht,tol). 

Im <'X<t111ple: die Augm~u1 period, the lx:gmmng. 

of Rom,-uuicism, the: fin de: 'icclc. and die ] 9(,().. 

m A111cnC1t1 lirer.tlllrL'. f'mrq. 011e 300-letrl hig/iJh 

rot11lt' ,,,v/ pemms1011 o/tllt' tkf"1m11a11 clmr. 

I IF162 Srudies in a I jtcr:tl) Problem >-(}. \). 

ln-<iLpdi srudy of.1 problem that rue. aero>' tr,iditional division.1 of n;tuonalnl', lusrorical period, or 

genn:. f-or examplt, lll)Ut .uid svmbol in li1eraturc, 

litc:nrure and soc11u-. and die wnupt of die hem. 

l'n:n-q. 011e ~.,/ higliJ1cotme111vl f'"'•tlSSto11 

of the tkp,mmmr dwr. 

I IL463 Studies in Literary Figures (J-0-3). 

btcns1vc reading 111 die: \\Orks. bmgniphy. and 

criumm of major figures 111 world lircrantn:. lur 

n.unple: ~ !ilron. \\~or<lmorth. trt.'Orgc l:'liot, 

Did.ens, DosrOCl~I..'\, OXc1ll. ,\ ldville. Emlkm"T, 

'>tt'\'l.11.\, \lom.'ilon. Pmrq u11c300-letd h1gb.J1 

a11mr ,,,vJ f'"'llm1011 u/tllt' tkp.1rrmm11h.11r. 

I ll 16- Srudies in a Liter.ti) Genre (3-0-3). 

\rud1 111 a speaal gcnn:. for t'.XaTllple: rhe <pie. die 

.tutobiographical novd • ..acnu: fiction. lnugi.,t 

ptX"CI'\. l'mrq: 011<' J()()./,n/ l:nglish com><' m~I 

r11w1011 of rl•· tkp,1m11m1 dwr. 

11[ 50.~ Seminar in Aru. .md Uterarure (.~O·J). 

-\n 1111t:r:disaplin.·uy honor.. \Clllinar ronccm1ng .1 

sp<u'll topic in liier.1tun: .u1d the .im. l'remr //( 

Ho11ors b1g/d111•110n or bJ pen11w1011 o(rloe 

dep.1m11e111d111r (.onq: HE521. 

1 IE50-! Seminar in an Advanced Topic 

{1-0-3). \ concc:ntr.nal honors St:ntin.ir 

explonng mdi11dLL1l lncrJJY works or '"'u"". 

l'mrq: I IC Hunon h~f!/is/1 mn_1on or /1) 

perr11zfilo11 ojil .. ttp.1m1In11 dmr ( .orrq 

HE52:! 

I l£521 1 lonors ~u plemem I ( 1-0-1 J. 

l·Ocused sn1d\ of,1 top1t gc:nc:r.t.r<.J 111 

I IE503. l'nmr 11011~ (om]: HE50.i. 

11 E521 I lonor.. ~pplemem II 1-{l I). 

!'Otu.<cd snidl' of .1 mp1c gen~r.it<.J tn 

f 11:.50-!. f'rm-q: nmu Con-q HF5(J.1 
History Department 

I liswry Major 

I he 111•1J<>r 111 lrnrory pro\'1des an opporruniry co ex.1m111c the C\'olution of past ci\'ilizations and ro 

c\'alu.ue .rnd umlersrand rhe mstirutions. ach1e"emcms. ethio .111d \'alue> of mankind rluough the ages. 

111\lof\' m.11ors le.1rn ro e,·aluare ideas criticallv· ro sirt cvidcnce. ro draw conclmions and ro express their 

cnndusiom clc.1rk and concise!\'. A clc.H undcrsi.rnding nf the t•wnt> or the pasr pro\'1de, a more acute 

.m.m:ne" of .;omcmporar• issues and problems. as wdl .is .1 context and a process for ev;tlu;uing rhosc 

problems. The program includes inrroducrory courses on the \'aluc' and idea' of wesrcrn civil1zanon in a 

global rnntcxl and on the hisrory of the l ln1rcd Sraccs '\l;n\ .111d \l.1rine Corps. •\ b.1chdor of science degree 

I\ .1w.11dcd. 

In .1ddi11011 w thc thrcc hisrory courses in the rnrc curnrnlum (1 111 104. HH20) and HH206). ead1 

hi,tnr\' nu1or will also take Perspecti\'cs on H1m>r) (11 1 !262) .uul .1Scm111.1r1n Advanced I !1sconc.1l 

..,tml1cs (I !I !'1621. Thesc courses incroduu: rhe srudcnrs 10 lmrunogr.1phv and the techniques of lmwr11...1I 

TC\l'.Uth .111d \\Tiling and cnable them rn pursue a hisrorn:al 1"ue in depth To ensure disciplinary hn:ad1h. 

thr: dcparrment also rcquirc·s t'ach hisrory major m sdctt uppcr di"i>1on cotmc> from four of the fin.· ot tl1c· 

following tidd, of hiswncal srud1 .. American Europt'.tn Rt·g1on.tl (non-\Xbccrn). Thcm;it1c/lntcrd1"1plin-

.1n· .111d 'J.1val/ \ l•litarv. 

rht• I !0111ir' program in hisrofl' ofter' m1dcm' wnh supcrior ahilm· 111 hiscof\· rhc opporru111ry ro ptir,ut· 

.1 morr: th.1llcngmg couN: of srud1· .ind graduacc wnh Honor' in Hiswrv at ( .ommi"11ming. Those 

,111dcnt' .ttceptcd for thl' program will work do,dy with .1 fatlilcy .td\'iscr .rnd de\'dop a major rcscarth 

p.1pt'r (I !11-109) in rhe fall of first dass year. The Jii,wn· dcpanmcnr .1lrn requires Honor' Hi>cory ma1or' 

to t.1kc t\H> 'pcc1al scmmar,. I HVio- (Honor' J·fotor1ogr.1phy) .rnd l IH508 (I lonors Colloquium). 

( urriculurn Requirements On addirmn to 1hc rcqu1rt'll1t'nts of plcbt' ycar) 

1'1n!c"1on.1I '\l 2CH. :'\UlO. :'\J.q()() ?\ '\200. '\'i.'\00, !\J'H2X: 

\!.uht·m.1110. S\1123: plus either S1\!l.m or '>1\!2 12: 

..,u1·11cc· ..,1'211 'iP212: 

I lu111.111111c\. 11 11215 11 H216 and two dcui\'c' ourmk· th<: 111.1jor including om: at the 500/ 100 lt-wl: 

! .111gu.1gt'· l·our 'cmc,ters of a fort'ign l.111guagc· 

I 11g111crnng. l·'J-100. b\!.'100: l HOI. FE.302 1..,500, l·~'\60 ;111d a frccdccriw 

\ l.qnr: l I I !262, I I I I ·162, and c1gh1 ma1or dccll\'C\ 

')'} 
I li5tol) Courses 

11111 ().1 \mcricm Na,aJ I li.,tOI) ( \-0-3) ll1t, 

wur.c <"-1111111L" Ul<' .u11tn.Je11l\, ongm' .uiJ 

Jc·vdopmcnt of the L:nnc.J .\~nc. :-;,I\} \\lU111l the 

tr.1111<'' nrk of 1\meric1" t:""'1h .t, a rnminenul 

.111d. <'lcntu.tllv. glob.ii pm,t·r. \\id1 parnrnbr 

emph;t'i' on the dc,·dopment of na\oU ;uid 

111.uitimnu:u<-roc l'n-nq: nonr 

1111115 ll1c We!.t in .1 Glob:J Contc.\.t.: Origins 

111mugh the Lnlightcnment (3-0- ~) . .\n.Jw.c..,, 

UK ht'10n<'tl t'·nlunon of etlm;tl thought .md 11' 

imp.tu upon I ·.umpc:an soc1cl\· .uid n1lum: fTurn 

AntK]llllY to the l .nligluenrnent. ll1e cou1"' '""' 

the <'ulution of\i:'L-..tem value> 111 .1 Luger, rnmp.u:irivc rnnt<'Xt of world n:lig1on' .u1d 1-.1lue,-,,. By 

,niJymg the rnltural t'Xfll'l"'iom of\X6tcm Lth1-

c.J connm\, ideal' and .t\pir.11ion., in light of otlKr 

ci,·ili1.1tion.-. this rnur't! bro;idem knowb.lge of che 

\\',.,,t·, gloh.tl tOlll<'Xt ;md t11lti\011c. the d"'.dop· 

ment nftnt1t~J thinking .tbout hum.m be111!1' 

.111d their ""-icuL-.. 1111215 cxuninc..~ the critical 

mor.tl .md pol111ctl J101le> trndc hy ..odetit..-.. anJ 

indi1·idu.1h through the .igc. 111 onlcr to illtm111we 

.mJ tki:pen u1ntt1dl'111·,11nder.t:mding ot the 

wm11<.11ng 1~JuL-.. 1mmuuo1h .uid d"Ltlkn~>t> of 

the modem \\C..t. The cour.c fitltill, u1c gr.idu.itic>n l'l\)llll'l:lllem IL"d cm m.unm. ,l\ t I l 12.\\ 

I 'n"Trtj. 1101/t' 

HHl I )A A<.ia in a Glob:tl Conte1.--i 0-0-3). llus 

cnur.c '' dc...,gnt,l 10 pnw1de an .tltem.mve to 

111121 ~ . 111<' \\bt 111.1 (;Jnh.11 ( <>lltL'\I.' It lllll\ldutc. studem' to pn:-mockm ·\<.i.m tl\ilizouion, 

indudmg China. lntli.1. Jap.u1 and Southc'L't A.\1,1. 

1111., rnur.c 11;1cc. the d1"mm1t rn.t111bt,11io1b of 

cultur.J, politid. milit,;,, .• md 1mdb.1u.1l pa1tl'rm, 

.u1d L'X.Uninc-,, cl1c111 chmugh a glob;il pcrspc-ctf\'<. 

·1 np1t" 111Judc :\,i.111 wa~' of" .tr, ,\., emboJit.J in 

die ( ·111nt..-..c· an of\\;tr, the:,\ longol c."lmp.ugns. 

J.1p;IJ1<x· ... unur.u .• md Buddht't .uid I lindu \\oirnor king.. ,\ fon.~wer, ,1t1dc1m will c:ncuumer .uitlt'lll ,.\,i.ui "<gl" .md their d1ictl rumm.uion' nor 

only 111 thrn <~111 R~ml. but ,J_.,., 111 wmpamon 

\\lU> dJtir wumerp.trt.' 111 other world tr.1dit1on., 

111dudi~ ( 11..._,jc;J, Judt&Chri,nan .md l.J.11111c 

rulnm_.,._' 111« mu....: fi1ltllL, the gioidu.iaon "-'<]Ulfernem IMt..J on 111.11ncc-,, ,l\ 1111 J\;\' f'tmq: J/(J//<' 

I II ll l S,\l ll1c Middle List in .1 (,!uh.ii ContL°'t 

(.HJ- l I ·n"' wur.c L\ dt,,ignt"<l to pnmdc an 

.Jremauvc to 11 f 1215 Ilic \Xb.t 111 a ( ;loh.tl 

Comc..'\t. .. It 1mrtxlutt" 'tuckn1' to P"-~modcm 

\liddlc l·"i:.tem ci,·ili1"1rjom. · 1111, w11r..c tr:ict'S 

dlt' drn.un1t 111.111if~.,,r.mn11' ofa1l1111;tl, poliuc:.J, 

111ilit.111 .md intdhtu.J parterm. and c'X.1minc-,, 

t.hcn1 dunugh .1 gloh.J 1icr..11<.uivc. lop10. 111JuJe 

~ liddk Lt'1t'l'll w.1r' nf\\~tr. ,\1on.\ll'l'r, student>. 

will rn.-uumer ;IJKi~·nt \ l1JJ!e 1'.L'1cl11 '>.igc> and 

thc:ir ethtt:tl n111111utio1t' not univ 111 U1l'ir mm 

n.·gan.I. hut .ti,., 111 rn1111w1".lll "ith umr rnuntcr100 

pans 111 other \\orlJ tr.td11ior1' 111Juding Ch"1ctl, 

A'i:tn, Judco-Chri,ti.m .uid lsl.unic rulcurc .... ·111c 

rnur..e fitltill' the gr.tdtL1tion R.'tjllll'l:lllent li,tc.J on 

ma01ro; a!> H 112.\.'Y l'rrreq: 1w11l' 

H Hl 16 111e West in the \ fodc'nl \Xbrld l-0 31 

hx1.1.>111g d11dly on u1e period from the 18th 

u.'flmry· to the pn..-..cm. tlus rnur...: .uuly1.c."> tl1e 

m<ht 'igniliL:ll1t politic:al. \oci.11. 1mdlc'tllLU .md 

c.:onomic tn.11Cls diat ha'" ,h.11"-.J cumempor:iry· 

\Ocictie>. H H216 cxui1inc. till' glob.J impact of 

Eumpt:an and Amc:ricm rnhun.-. owr u1c: p.m 

uinx- centuries and cxplono. Ult' 1110,t 1mpon;u11 

reacriom to mtidenmy in lxnh \\btem and non· 

\Ve-;rern societit-,,. In doing"'· Ult' rnur.c si!Ll.11<.,, 

d1c \Vest in a glob.ii cont<'Xt .md PRl'arL"> ~t11dc1m 

to d1ink cntictlly and comp.tr.ttiwly .1hout ,1 

J1anging world. p,m:q: I/OJI<'. 

l-fHl62 Pcrspcct:i\C!. on I lis!Ol) 0-0- ~). :\ methoclolo~y courst 111 whiJ1 ll'LIJOrs :ttqtun: die b.1.\ic: 

tcrlmic:al skill' "-'lllirt.'<.l fOr R.."<.."1"-h ;tnd writing in 

mbsequent mimes in ht\tory and oUltT hum.uiirics and soci;tl \licnc~ <ll\l1pline>. \l.t1· lic RlX':ltt.J 

only to n:mm·l' a Dor E ftm·q. l/( II HS llut/or. 

C:on·q HH2/'i or HH.!f'i,.J or !15,\/ 

HH3 l I Athens:,\ lili!ar) 0c..'lnocraC) (J·O-.~) 

Ex.111Unc. u1e origm., of\\ t..">1<111 dt1lk>..T.ll) 111 

'ith-unnuy B.C. Au1m!>. I '"-'L' L' on Ult' pmhk.im 

c>f«:kmoSJDC Ul11>1llllOOIL\ 111 \l,-tling ft>J\:ign r<>Ut)'. 

stmil ing <.'\1cnc.kd "=. .1llmim<tcnng foreign 

tC111rono ;Itid cktling \\1th <Jlll.'aori' ofint'Ju.ility 3t 

home. f'nmr 11011<7 (.on·q: fl/ f!f 5 m· llff2f 5,-l 

or2/5,\J. 

l IHJ12 lmperial Rome (]-0 .l). 'm.1dv of the 

1110'1 suu;c.....,fi1I of\\btem '~llL" \\irh ~mph.L'" on 

moclcls for burcaucr.it.i1.mon milit.111· dcfcn\C .ind 

u1e inc.:orpor.mon of '<mlllL\ etluuc g~"'I"· l'nn~r 

nmu·; (,o"''F HH.!15 or HH2/'iA ar ll"i.11. 

HH315 The Age ofUudn and faith Hl-3). 

'\um.!' the hNoCY .ulli udnlll." of\\ L-..tcm b~ 

bc_"'~U1 alnit AD. 1050 .md .tlxitu A. D. !JOO. 

the: period gtntTally known .L, tl1e l ligh \ hdcUc: 

Ages. Int' rnur.,c U'JCL" th« c:mtTgtnn· of l\\O 

"'1fJclint.J mcdi<,·.tl ,ui.stoc:r.ici~: UlO\l' who 

tight (tht• knighthcxxll .u1d U1<'KC \\ho pr.t) !the 

Christim Jcrg\'). '>11<.-U.tl .mmtinn [, p.uJ to 

dC1dop1111.:111> in the ""-in-1x1liuc:tl ~'1e1m of u1c 

age. kin&hip ;IJ1d lord,htp; to dw ,<1ln1n: of the 

mc-die'".il ;m<tocr.u:y. d1i>oun~ to 111m·c:mt·111>. of 

rdigioll.'> cnthtt<i;1>m; and to the '-'nltnion of tl1c: 

C1lholi<: Churu1 into'' pap<J mun;m.h): l~m-q: 

nom· (.onq: HH2l'i or l///2/'i,J t1r 215,\/ 

HJ !316 Age ofRcligioll.'> War.. U-0-.l). hl<.1L\l~ 

on the emcrgcn(e of modem rn·ih1.1t1on ( 1 'iOO 

I -6.'1) fmrn tlit· cli.'<owrit!\ anJ rt\lt\lmenc' of 

the: Rc1ut'-"1ncc, rhc "'<"pmg th.u1gL" hm11ght 

lw UK Rdonn.ttion ;IJ1d Coumer-Rdomminn 

and u1c: t-xcitemc:nt of both "'-1<1ltific ;md I"~ 

lirictl l'l'l"Olurion. i'n'Trrf no11r. Cmrq. Ill l.!15 or 

HH2/5,.J or 2/5,\J. 

f I 11321 Ri,..,-olutionan ~ia - l'c'tc:r die Great 

to Lenin 3-0-31. -\ sru'd, ofRtt'-'i.111 hMon Imm 

the founding of.\ fosal\\ to 191- <..'X.m1111ing the 

doml!>ac and external fon:cs re.po1Nblc lnr ,h.1p111g the struaure of Rl'-"!.111 socit1)' .md ntlntre 

l'rrmr 11011r. Corrq: HH2 !6 

f !H321 The Rise and Fall ofSo-iet Com mu 

nism (3-0-3).An <Xllllll"Llllon of the Rt'nluuon 

of 191- and thedt'ldopmti1t of tlie '>o11<i U111on, 

m1phasi7jng the instinnions and poliLi~ aJoptal 

to meet domestic and fon.ign problc111\. Prertq: 

no11r, CoTl'q: HH2!6 

HH326 lrdand and the Irish (3-0-3). ll1i.' co111'<' 

prest:nts the history of lrcLuid fTum the eu-!1· 

C:hm-tian er.i to the present, "ith rnncc111r.;tion on 

the past cwo a:nrunes. ·n1e Great Fammc, the 1n· 

dt1JCndcncc moi-=t:nt, and the R'O:ll! "'lrouhb" 

arc o:.mU.ned in depth. Them<!> inJuJc: lrd.md' 

<tarus a!> BrirainS fim colom: the mle ufliter.mm: 

.md n:ligion in fo~ lnsh idc:mitv and ux: 

"diaspo;;." of lrish pt'Oplc abrntd. Jl,.rreq: ntmr, 

Co"'q.HH216 

HH32:" Gennanyand the '-:azi bperiena: (.W-

~J !-o..'15CS on the an Ku-dent> of '-.att<.>1~tl Soci,,J. 

1>111. mdoding the Sc.:ond ReiJi and \\-Orld \\\ir 

I eras. the :-.:azi o:per1cna: i!5df. .md th<' lcg;K)' it 

bequmthed to codays Gt.'lll1311 state, i'n'Trq: 1w11r. 

Con·q: HH216. 

f 111329 Modem France: Napoloon to Dc..<;mJle 

(J-0-3J.1lliscotmecxarmn<:> Fr.uicc Imm UR 

n.-..-olucionary upheaval of the luc: l 8u1 «111111)" 

tl110ugh us role in the \X'cstcm "urlJ '""" \'\'orlJ 

W.tr l I. Roughly the first half of the rntu-..c "111 deal 

"id1 UK revolutions of 1-g9 and 1-<J2 .ui<l uicir 

imp'"-' upon I 9ch-<crttwy Fr:uxc. The \l'Ull'lll h.tlt 

of u1c <nllf".C'. "ill rofbiJcr tht· cxptn'J1<.e uf Fr:tno: 

111 the 20th <l!llllll)' and the: Junge. lom .J upnn 

the nation m· l\\'O \\OrlJ \\= f~t Oil rR'lteh ">ti. 

Pmrq: 11011,; Corrq: HH.!16. • 

HH330 Imperial Encounters (.HJ-..'>). (,R';lt 

Bmain from 1-so to die prL-...111. Begin-. "iu1 .m 

.u"Lil)'i' ofBritains politic:al and -.oci:J 11Nl!utK>11'. 

It then examines the Jw1go hmught .1bout h)· 

indtt,uiaJization at home, n.-.uluaom ,J>n'1d .mJ 

<'Xf~Ul!>ion ofthccmpin:.At it>cnd.1hew11r.c 

higl1liglm the sirnulranc»tl' ~ip...: of Britain .l, .1 

world power ;IJ1d the 111crm.,ing P""l"'ritr of'd1e 

m:= of the British pt'Oplc:. l'nmr 1um1· GJ1rq: 

Hlf.!16 

f 11 1331 Art and Ideas in ,\ lodcm l.urope 

( ~-0-3). bploroo the craru.fom"L1aon olutlnin: 

in the rno<lcrn \\orld. E\:IJllin<..~ how ;ITTL"-' ,md 

1ntdk.\.'tllals re:ta<..J to Ull· long-r.uigi: 11111~u' nl the 

dcrncx.-r.1cic and indu.<tri:tl l'l">luaon<. Fmpl•t<JS i:. 
plia.l on clc..">'l-1<~''11<.TII uf rhc hnc .1m 111 n.!mon 

10 prmd 1..lc.l\ Imm f""')() w J'llX1ll. l'mtYf 11m1e 

r ;1m1 Ill f2f(I. 

1111 'F lopb in hunpc:ut I fi,1or: I Hl-.\J. 

\n open 111p1<.S lustnry lU\ITT<.'. lop10. '·II)· Imm 

~~tlT H> \dllC'ritt..--r .md uJ\'li .1 vanet\ <>f,J'X"l.Ltl· 

u<'li """""or er.i.' 111 brropc~m hl\lOI)' wl11J1 ;in: 

\111111uc or l<K> Ullll\u.11 w Ix· 1111tμ.11cd mco Lil« 

n.}:111.rr rnme1dum. Hm•r 11m1r 

111 ~ Coloni.J Amcric1 ( '~~ ~). Lx.unin<> 

1hc \\,I\'\ m "foJ1 ihn." JJ\'<.n< culnub-- lndi.m. 

I mu1x= •. md Afncm -<.om~·rμ,.._I on rh« :-.=orrh 

\1m·m.111 l.111d m.1" hduf\ 1h, \nwrion R'""h1-

u1111; '"P'L' 111d11dc hmJ1. ~l'·"'"h .u1J b1gl"h 

t".l.plor.111<1n .111d '<'fUcnlelll 1~merm. F..uropcJillnJun cnwumcr.. gt1llkr. \\lld>Lr.tlt, rel~on. 

'1.n'CI)• .tnd r:n. m,: l.1m.il\. pol111ol idei.' '.md 

11N11 utk>m • .ind war and ".mnikmg. l'mrq: 11011r: 

( 11"1/ li!/.'16 

1111 ' 16 lk-.oluuolllll) America .md 1hc l::..trf) 

lk1>uhlit HJ .. ~ ("'':~the Rm.trk.tble tr.Ul.,fnr· 

r· "" 111 \mrnGlll '<X>L'f\ hnm 1-(iltn 1820 

.is uun<'l11 ""1~lr.il< .mJ dM111t1 rnlon1eo 'm~, ... I 

i<lmkigicill\', nuln.mh .md pnlmcilh 10 cstabh,h 

a gu\'l1llll1CJ1~il .uid «uil '~..icm di.u m>Ukl <tUl 

1hc nml, ol .1 liq;<:.®'-""· .u1d r.1prJlv t:.-p.mding 

1" 1'11lnk>11. I lie h~1"'! h> dw lli.'l>lucion. lhc 

atltLJ u•11.lu..1 of !he "'It .1111.I dll.' trnNn.1<.·uon of 

5tall' .md moor.ii gmmuncms .111.· m .. ·uc'li in dc'lail 

l'mrq nD'" r n.:.,,· I{/ f} I 6 

1111 \.1-ci,il \\'Jt .lfld IY.umstruaion '>-0-3). 

1\n t'\.urnn.mon ol iht pnlmc;J, c...:onomic and 

..... i.J d,~dopmm~ !Tum rhnmgirt\ ofih" ( i,11 

\\'.u 10 18'16, ond11di1~ the wounding of the 

11.mon 111 J U\ll """ JI171 rh< '"l"'-'llll<.;,l f\'tmific.1-

lKm. l'trmt 1111"'· (mrq 11112/ft 

1111 ') IJ11crg•11cc of\loJcm \mcrici 1896-

19 r'i > 0-1). l.x.urnn.111011 ot 1"1liuwl. '°'1.il. 

111tdk ... u1.d, drplom.m' .tnd t•umomic .l.'jJU."t\ of 

,\111cric.111 lmtnrv hum tl1" '>1"mL-h· \men'"m 

\\ .u 10 ill( end of\\'orlJ \\ .u 11. '-1"'-·ul cmph.t'" 

" pl.n'll on l'rngn..,,m,m, rhc uncr'!:'-'f!U' of d!l' 

l '· "' .1 f.R~U l""''T 111 \\ nrld \\.u I. IDl' 1)..-pn.."-

'"m 111d rhl' ""'' [)..,J .. md \\'orlJ \\M 11. l'ml'q: 

'"""· r 'mV 1111216. 

1111 ,'iO United Sule\ '>inu: \\ \ult! \Var 11 

(' O \) \ dct.ukJ c".\.1m111mo1 of ·\menc.m lu 

101"\ s111t~ l'l t\ mdudrnl\ die 011 ... 1 of rhcC ,,Id 

\\Jr 11 dll.' l 'l'ilh, dw dorrn ..... uc .uid fon.1gn polic:-

'"'""" ''' illl' 1 •J(,o.., \~l11LU1l, \\ .m:rg;ue :md rill' 

lk~u1 < r.t. l'mrq: """" ( .mrq. I fl 12 I 6 

1111 ,'i.! I ilm JI'ld .\mcnL.tn "><><cll.'t\ (2-2· ~). 'llm 

"'""' L'\l"'"'' 1henhtx•t' h:J\\ ,.,, motion pk.lUI\.' 

md tl1e1 ~111<.·1lkuhur:ill11l·d11n11gtl1<:r-noJ 19.lC~ 

l'~tl I 1Jm,.w..iu1.k\l.Mhtu11CJ1t"~"m=ai11.I 

1hcl.."<lmt to\\hid1 J11., offcrrnsipi~ fix hi...iorid 

11nJcr'1:111Jing.m:a>11'kkn.'ll. Pmrtr 111mr ( llll'ff 

lflf!/6. 

H H353 Amcric.m '>oci.il History >-0· )). An 

c"m1111.1aon of \nwn •• 111 lite :md culmR· .111d 1he 

li>rtC!o th.11 luvc 'h.'I"'' d1c111. •mph.1'uJ1ig ma"' 

111<'1.li.1. popul.tt enll'n.unm,1u, religinu' mnwnll.'llt\ .uid 1u:lmol<~1l ,1<k1nc>=1. Hm·q: 110111·. 

< ml'q: HH216 

1 IH35-l Amenci 111 \\'orld \£EUrs '-0-.'J Sllt-

, ... ~.., L .S. foR1g11 Rl.mon.'> from rhc illln111.1l l'r.t to 

f\'ll'nt umcs. l;;.,1l\111g on t\mcric:t's tr:m,fonn.mon 

Imm .1 rolom· w .1 p~'Cmmcm world f'O""" h· 

.unim:; t.hl' CIU"" .1ml intl'lll3UOnal (011'l-'111t'IK'CS 

of IDL\ dram .. tuc ,jufi, \\!th pan:iculu emph;L\l\ Oil 

r.hc l\\'lTIDeth ll.'nllll)' tl1« era of.·\mcm.;t\ grcuL'\l mtlUdlo: on world .ilfaif\. !'mrtr 11011e; < on·q: 

1111!16 

1111355 Arr anJ Idea' in Amcricu1 Socic1' 

(3-0-.)). L\amlllt..'\ lhc r,mwth :md dtvdop1;1ent 

, ,f 1mdleawl rn1Kc1m .md .tmsac cn:amm· 111 

Amenc:i fmm colo111.il um"' ro th< prt-..:111. bnphasuc. OOID ID< fX'LUli,tritiCS ofAmcnl'lll U'C.IU\l.' 

.md 1mclltuml .K"rn111ph,hmcnis .lfld 1he pLicl' nt' 

1hcl\C adiit'\ cmcnts 111 d1c bmada \\"'-tl'lll 1r.1di 

uon. l'mnr 11011e; C.'on·tf- H/1216 

111135- TopiG in U.S. I listory (.)-0-,)). ,\n 011<:11 

1np1t..."\ h1Story o..1ur... ·1np1a vary from \C..'nll~llT to 

!'.Cl'J1t.."1Cr and UMT I \.U'IL'I}' of >pt'Lializ.:J 1hcmD 

or er.1> in Arncnc:u1 hi.,tol')· whim ='"'"!""or 

wo unusual tor int%'T.ltron mm Ull' rcgirl.u rnrnrnlurn. l'nnrr 110111' 

111 U60 U.S. St>etion.il I liston " Tl1c Soud1 

~).>J c;Uf\'-"dit !?1'"'thandJ..,,,lopnxmul 

dll:' 1\rncnctn <,,..,di \\ 1rh ~ anmaoll to U'IC: 

pluuarion cct>110mv .uid .J.l\'cry. the Collhk:r:iie 

'-'\pft'f'ICl'. dll.' rN: ol ~ll .md U1l' ~u~lll 

lli.wllsaurnon. Hm·tr 1umt•; Om:q: I fl 12 I 6. 

I IH36 l l liston of b1S1 Asia (3-0-.,). An .mJ1,is 

c 1f rnntcmpnr.,,..; \,1,u• pmblcms whit.Ii tU11'llie~ 

d1<."lr culrur:il .mt! 11Nn11aonal origira. tl1c1r I 'Jd1-

u:mu1Y dt'..-clop111<11l UlldtT me i~p.1a of\\b1t:lll 

mtlucnu: and illl'u rnlminacion m rnmempcirarv 

\,Lin 11;11io11.dt\ln. f'WTl'IJ.' 1w11e. Con:q: I If 1206. 

1111362 HistOI') of r.hc ~ liddle East 1,W.j). A 

long-r:u~ lmtond 'l'l'"...h 10 !he \ lllklk Lt'r \ 

nilc m \\orlc.l.UEur..uid U1<:<hdop111tntnf1~aJ1ur:J, poliric:il and 111ili1.1r:· ir~<cimtion." Lmpha.,i< L' 

pbm.I on scrarcgrc .mJ diplomatic wmiJcr.1uon.,, 

l~m·tr 11011.~ (omr I fl 1216. 

1111363 Moclcm L.uin America ~-0-J). flil' 

"uluuon of I.nm ·\m<nCUl SO<.lL'llD Imm 

ll'dt'f"-'t1dl'llcc lO illl' prt"il'nt "ill 11<! >1udi,'CI. 

1\n.J~"" of "''.1.il .uicl pcilitical llo.u<"> like ,l.l\'el"\', 

r.ill', 11111111gr.1uon. poptd.u n:ligron. milu:m,m. 

dit't.ltcmhip. and f\'\Olur.inn will I'll' rhl' IOl.'tl' of 

me WUf\C. J'.1111cul.1r l'l11ph.i'i' wili !x· pl.ict'll Oil 

Argcm111.1. \ k\1u>. Br:u.il. Pl'ni. ( 'hile •. mJ ( :uh1. 

Pmrq: 111111.- (.<1mr HH216. 

HH3(>'l 1 li.'itory of Afric:i '..1-0-3). ,\ 'urYt')' 

of ""'·'I. ,11ln11al .111J poliucil Jc'\t-lnpmcnL' 

oil tl1t ;\fnc.111 rn1111ncm !Tom the cr.1 l'll'liin: 

umipcu1 wltmi1,11ion 111 d1t pR-..:m. f'nn·q: m1111: 

Comr HH216. 

111 1361 Pn.~Columbian :md lbcnan Empire. ,_ 

0-.~). Pn:-( olumhi:m empi""' lik" ()!mt..:, \l.ir.1. 

Aztec •• mcl l11c.1 .m: m1dit-d duough t%\111Ulaaon.' 

of tlwir W\lllOlog>L.,.. '1yk.-; nf\\,ufan:. expansion, 

m1pcn;\J trnN ilitbuon. ai1d rnlbp"" )1~umh ;md 

Pomigt.1L'\C wn4uc:.'Ci in Amen<..I \\ill .1lso be 'rud1cJ by h.x.11,ing on mili&ll)· GU1lf1'Uglt\, impcml 

policlL'\, r.K<: tihni.:in·. ,1a,·l'1'\' .. mJ dmrdBt;Uc 

n:l.111011s tlmmgh tht' I lldc1'l<:nclencc I .ra. l'nm:q: 

nom: C.'omr 1111215or11112/'i.-I or 215i\I. 

1 IH.366 C..Omparacive World Cuhurcs 

'}.{). .) -\ ICU11-Llught COUf\L llllflxflltlll~ 

srudenl' ru dwcom'f,aramc 'tulh uf\:on.-\X\,,n.m 

SOC!eUD .Uld c~1lrure; bdon: .Uld Junng UKir 

rm~il cnnt.IL't wiih die \Vesr. /'nn·tr 110111: (on:q: 

Hll.215 or I II /215A or215M. 

HH.36~ l opiG in Regional llistol') (.3-0-3). 

<\r1 open 1t1p1-:s lm1or\' coul'iC. foprc. ""'Y lium 

:,crn,.,.t<J in •c:m.,,,1cr :md mdud« .1 \\1de "ui'w of 

spc...:i;tl11<'li d1cm"" or eras 111 non· \\h1em hi.<t'orv 

whim .in: ton umquc or w11L\t1.tl 10 I'll' uuegr:ucJ 

11110 tl1e R·g11Ltr nirriaJum. Lxa111plt." of 1opio. 111-

dude the I IL\IOl')'Ofihc \ longol' and 1ht 1:1.-tlk.m,, 

Pmrq: 11m1"; ( ;,,n·q: HH216. 

HH3- I opics in Thematic I lisiof) W-3). 

An opcn wp1L' lu.'iton· couf\L. luprc. \';It\ fmm 

scn1D1<1 10 "'mcstcr and = ofil'n ream 1.1ughc \ 

vanc'f\' ofh"mrical themes dc1ling with long tem1 

devdopmemal proc= will I'll' 'uhmind ro Jcuilcd .uuly\L.'\, f-x.U11pb of lClpiL\ 111dudc plr.10, 

me dt'\dopmem of national idl'ntillei ;mJ me 

growth nf c.1piL-tlism. l'nmt 11t111e: ( .un:q: HH216. 

1111.3-9 I li\lOIJ of IT R..-..olur.ion., (3-0-'l). l.\'el')· 

age in hum.m hL\lOJ'\ h.t1 lx"n .m "mfomuuon 

agt'" lx...:uL\C 111 c1d1 historic.U p<:ricll.l 1c-dinol"!''"' 

\WR: tb·i,,.,.._I to ~ihcr, procL .... ,, .tnd d1 ... '<m111.1rc 

infomwinn. ll1i.' couf\C idl'l11ilit" 1he mos1 dumi 

113111 111lim11auun tL-dmoloi:1c:. Imm ml' pnnnng 

pn..-., ro 1hl' p.dm pilot ;md .mtmpt' w .L"&."<> tlll'tr 

bnMd hl\1ori,al impliotiom. S1x ... 1.il .mcnuon "ill 

he gi\'l'll I() 1he 111iliL'l1y-IT nl..'\lll. HmYr HH WI 

mvl !·!'I }(J. 

HI 1380 l lc\tory of Science and k'Lhnology ~-

0-3). ·\ •un·t'· of d1c hmon· of \lll'll!ihc Ji\Lm·er 

b anJ tl1c1r pr:tcrical .tpplic.1110111, frrn11 1hc cirl1 

101 
nattu:il philmophc" 10 lhc pn.""111 \\uh cmph.1SL\ 

on u1c .... imufit n.:\'Ohuion of 1he 1-dl l<:l1tt1rY. 

Ult' lnc.lmui.u R1:mlu1io11.md1he inlom1.num 

cxploo.ion of lhl.' 20lh te111u~" /'n71·q: 1m111; 

C:omr fl 11216. 

I 0 B81 Wadiirein lhcf\liddlc \ge..500-1500 3-0-

1). Lx.unm"' lh<: <'-oiuuon of°1,,1rfan: .me.I military 

1J1't1tuoon\ 111 W.,,,t<:m h1rupc from t.h ... ckdinl.' • 

of Ull.' \\i.,,.1<:m Roman bnpin.c 1hruugh th<.' 

,\liJdk ·\gc (ct. I 'iOO). \\11ile 1.1t1i<..>, '1rntcgv. anc.I 

logmiu. an: l'X<lminl'<L di<: rn111"" "-"b to place 

the lmtory of lllt'llil';1J \\;11fan.· mto a pulicid .me.I 

'<>Lil1.1l rn1111.'XI .ind .\how how poli1ictl, social, 

tlx:hnologu.~u. culn1rnl. rd1gmu\, and tu>ncim1c 

Jc,'dopmcnL' ,h,1pt1l and Mhap<.'l.I the ""Y "'tr 

\\<LI wagl'l.i during the tvl1ddlc Agt ... Pnmr 11011e: 

C:omr If/ 1115 ",. 2/5,1,,,.215.tl 

H 11382 Wa.rfun: from the Renaissance to Napoleon (.~-0-J). h.u11in"' the tht'OI'\, pracocc, and 

n.uun. of";ufan: un l.md ;mJ ,.:a, hou1 in Lumpc 

and Lumpcan coloni<."· from .tbou1 I 'iOO through 

the \\:m of the l·n:11J1 R1:voluuon and '.\apoleon. 

1.Ktictl. logL\tictl. r<.x:hnologi.:11, and prufC,."onal 

Jcvdopmm~ of\\ C.tcm .trmi1.."> .me.I 11;1,·1<!\ are 

1tt1c.lieJ in u1eir polim:al, tu>numi..., .md social 

u1mcxt1. l'n7lYf 11011e: C111rq: HH216 

I I H-'18.) The Age of · 1 oL-.l \X~1I, 18 I 5-I 9-15 

0-0-.)). ~11n·c~.,, the Jimcrrnons of wa.rfa.rc and 

ci,·il-milit.m n:lauons from lhe end of d1c J\.arolmnit crn thro11gh \\'nrlJ \\.tr 11. Hm·q: 11011< 

(.mrq: I II 1216. 

102 

1111384 Reccn1 Militaty and Naval I listory 

(3-0-J). Sum.,~ the dimmsiorL> of \\;trfan: and 

ci,iJ-milit..·tIY ~Ltliun.> from t.hc md of lh<: \\'arid 

\X'ar II co the pnxm. l'mrq: 11011e; C:nrrq. I fH2 I 6. 

HH385 n1e L.S. 'vl.uine Corp> 0-0-51. ·ntc: 

lu>toncal Ut~dopmcnlOf the LS \ 1.u:ine Cu~ 

is <-"XaminL'll by rr:icing t.hc woluuon of it' rules <md 

nu»ioll!>. o~.uion. c:tpabilitics. anc.I imcitrn.ional 

atlrun:. Emplmi.s j,, pL1m.l 011 how Ul<: \ Lmnc 

Co~ has puu:l\·L-<l its role in .-\mcricm Socil't\". 

and how it has been pciu·i\'t-d by AmL11cu1 <,()(,J(.>ty 

PrertYf l/Olll7 GJ1T:q: I IH216 

HI 1386 Topics in Naval/Milicuy I !istoiy (J .. Q..J). 

An opc:n copic. hismry collf'iC. 'JOp1c. v.tr)' !Tom 

scmcm:r to SC111cSR1' anJ emu a v.uitw ofspui1li1.cd 

ihemcs or eras in nav.il/mili1'llY h1sco11 whk:h an: mo 

unique or wiLL11.1;1l 10 l:x: im..W,11ltl 111;0 d'k: n.:gul.11' 

alfTk.·ulum. Hmrr 11om·; Gm·q: fll/216. 

H H462 Seminar in Advanced SLUdies 11-0-J). 

Oller.; m1dsh1pmcn w1d1a>0lidbase111 hL,mrictl 

srudies an oppomumy to pursue u1e Jl.,...1plinc: at 

;1 bd ofgn.':lt<:r sophL>ticttion. I:tuglu in ,maJJ. 

inK'fill\'C s.:mm.m; indi,idu.u ":coons "ill mgage 

m a dti:ai!L"d =uninacion of .t 1elected historical 

topic.. Each S<.'Ccion will foetL' on •t parut11hr t''Cnt 

or problem m hismry .md on th<: irncrpn:GtU\'C 

dd:iat<!\ 'u.rrow1ding 11. l'mrq. I/(" HI I.~ ""IJOT. or 

pmni.srion of def"llT>J/1?/l d~11r. 

HH480 IT Rescan:h Seminar(l IH) 0-0-J). 

1 IH50-7 Honor.; Historiographyf3-2-i). hx1~.,_ 

mg on t.he intcrprcci\'e ddxit<!> StJm>unding .1 

p.=cu.lar C\'e!lt or problem m hi.,to~', 'ludcm' 

"ill k:am co criticalk t:\'alu:ue '<.'l:oncluv l<-'Xl\, to 

Jiscrimmace J:x-n,u.'.n conllicong mtc,Pn-cauon.., 

and lO make judgmmcs rer;mling thi: mt'l'its ol 

dilli:renc analyses. Pmrq: Ad!11m1011 to i/,,.. / /011nn 

f+ogmm m hzswry 

I Il 1508 Honors CoUoquium (3-2-4). \rudenl' 

will propose. conccprualv.c. and reline thm I/( 

mdcpendcm resean:h pro~'t\. Jn the proa..'''" t.h<')' 

will rest dilferem historical mt<iprcraaon.,, and 

"';Juatc diifuent philosophies of histo1>: Thw "ill 

<ubmit a ;cries of short cssap culnunaung 111 .1 pn.r 

spl'CtllS spern;.,;,ng both the topic of their Honors 

resean:h projects and t.hc arguments rh<!\C proJtX:'l\ 

will advance ~q: HH50"". 

1 IH509 Honor Senior -niesis (.3-2-4). \X'it.h me 

gwdancc ofa fuatlcy advisor. m1dents pn.:pruc 

analytical rcscarch papers interpn..-ung an hi_,mrid 

l0p1c of their moire. Each srudcrn makes an 

oral presenrarion of the finished pap<.T bdon: the 

fucul1:v-srudem Honors C:ommint"C and cxttma.I 

readrn. Pmrq: flf/50- HH508. 

HH512 Honors Thesis Readings 2-0-2). Alter 

sdeamg a resean:h t0p1c and adv1.sor. h1Sto1y 

honor.; m1dents will engage in mteru.1w reiding of 

primal)· and secondary works related to the 1op1.:. 

~q: HHSH major. 
Language Studies Department 

Language Studies Courses, Majors and Minors 

The deparrmene offers courses ac all levels in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Russian 

and Spanish. ~1idshipmen majoring in economics, English, h1scory or policical science musr complece 

or ,·alidace a coral or four semescers or a given language and may concinue cheir scudy of a foreign 

language ac che advanced levels or begin a new language. In ocher majors, midshipmen who validate 

a year or more of a language may cake language courses ac che 200, 300 or 400 levels in char language 

as humaniries or social science electives or as a free deceive. ~ !idshipmen in Division I or ll majors in 

che Class of201 land earlier may cake a lirsc semcscer course (FL!Ol) in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or 

Russian as a free elective and the second semescer (FL l 02) of 1he same language as a humanicies-social 

science deceive. A Division I or 11 major in the Class of 2012 and lacer may cake as a humanities and 

social science elernve any foreign language, ae any level, inco which char midshipman has been placed 

as a resulc of a language validation exam or by vircue of an interview wieh Language Scudies faculry. 

The deparrmenc offers majors in Arabic and Chinese. The Arabic and Chinese majors consisc of cen 

three-credic courses in Arabic or Chinese language and culrure, caughr complcrdy in the language, 

and four three-credit collaceral courses, rwo of which muse be oucside che major. T he major in 

Arabic allows scudencs co achieve an inccrmediate ro advanced level of language proficiency in 

1\ 1odern Scandard Arabic, the lingua franca or the rwency-chree counrries of rhe Arab world, while 

also familiariz.ing them with many aspects of Arabic cul cures, a broad skecch of Arabic culcural 

history, and major currenc issues in Arab socicries. The major in Chinese provides chc opporcu111cy 

for midshipmen co develop an inrermcdiace level of prolicicnC)' in Chinese language for commu111cacion, come 10 a substamial underscanding or fundamencal aspcccs of Chinese cul cure, and develop 

a comprchensiq~ perspeccive and an anah'tical approach roward China (Mainland and Taiwan): irs 

:mciery, people and language. 

The deparcmenc also offers minors in Arabic, Chinese. French. German, Spanish, Russian and 

Japanese. In 1-rcnch, German and Spanish the minor consists of 12 credic hours at the 300/400 level 

taken or validated ar the l"aYa.I Academy. In Arabic, Chmese, Russian and Japanese, the minor 

consists of 12 crc<lu hours ar chc 200/300 levels. 

The Language ~rudy Abroad Program offers excraor<l111ary opporrunicies for summer overseas 

language study in all of the languages taughc ac USNA. 

103 
Language Studies Department 

Arabic Major 

I he ma1ur 111 t\rab1c allows sludcncs to achieve an 1ntcrmcd1ate ro .advanced kvd of language proficiency 111 .\lodern 

'ilandard :\r.1h1L, Lhe lingua franca of the twenry-rhrc< counrrics of rhe Arab world. while also familiariz111g Lhem with 

many aspects of Arabic cultures, a broad sketch of l\r.1bl( cultural history. and major currenc issues in Arab societies. 

Commu111cation in speaking and writing and appropn.ue cultural interacrion and idiomanc expression an: emphasized 

;H all levels. 'iwdcncs stud)' rhe langu.1ge of the media; one of the ma1or Arabic dialec:rs; historical. religious and polirical 

discourses; and literature and orher culru1;1l 111anifestauons from all ages of Arabic culture and all areas of tht \rah world. 

l·ouneen rhn:e-credit courses are required for rhe major; ten mantbrnrr language courses and four collateral courses 

concernmg other aspect> of the t\rab world. two outside rhe major. Summer and semester srudv abroad programs 111 the 

target cultures arc strongly recommended for Arabic majol". These language and cultural enrichmenc programs allow 

m1dents to .1ppl)· their skills in real-world siruariom and provide cxciring additional opporrunities for our m1dcnrs co 

com piece their degrees with significant cxpcriencc: in the Arab \X'orld. 

Srndcnrs emc:rge from the program w1rh a working knowledge of Arabic For use in many different situatiom, an 

undemanding of Arabic d1glossia and irs implications. a growing apprcciarion of rhe achievemenrs of Arabic cultural 

hisrory and its conrriburiom ro modern global ciYil11arion. and a nuanced undemanding of rhe relationship of rhe 

Arab world to the Uni Led Srm:s and other parmers of exchange in the world coday. 

Curriculum requirements: (In addmon co che requirements of plebe year) 

Professional '\.[203. '1110, ;-.L400, '\.'\;200, 0:5.)00. '\'S42X; 

\larhemaucs: \;\1223. plus enher '>.\12.)0 or Sl\1212; 

Science: Sl'2 I I, SP212; 

I luman111es: H H2 I 'i, 1111216, and two c:lcccives outside the maior, including one at rhe '\OQ/.jQO level: 

Lng111eenng: El\1100. £ 1:30 I. EE.102. l 'i300, ES ~GO 1.0:400: 

.\ free deceive; 

.\ lajor: 1 cn courses 1n ·\r.1b1c language .111d rnlcure. t.wghr complecdr in Arabic. and four collar era! courses, rwo of 

which mus1 bc ourside Lhc ma1or. 

C hinese Major 

rhe major 1n Chinese proY1des rhe opponunn:y for m1dsh1pmen to dc,·dop proficiency in chc most wade!) spoken 

language on eanh. Mandarin Chinese. i\!1dsh1pmen wall achieve an 1nrcrmediarc level of proficiency in Chinese language 

for communrc;mon. come to a subsLant1J.l undersr.111d111g of fundamental aspects of Chinese cul cure, and devc:lop a 

comprehem1ve perspecnvc and an analytic1l Jpproach roward China (,\ta.inland ;tnd Taiwan): m sociery. pc:ople and 

language. l;ourreen rhree-credir courscs ;ire required for rhc major: cen mandatory language courses and four collateral 

courses. 1wo outside the: major. One month of stud1· abroad in China is stronglv recommended and even· aucmpt will 

be m.ade to focilirare thi>. Because ofl.111guagc-specifiL difficulties in Chinese such as lexical mnes, the non-phonetic 

characrcr wriLing system, abundant homophone,, Aexibk n·max and word formation, and a h1ghh· condensed written 

di'coursc srYle. rhe language course' begin 111 rhe plebe Yc.1r and continue through e1ghc comecum·e seme,ter,. 

\1.t1ors in Chinese emerge from rhc program able co read or listen rn, wirh rhorough comprehension, long sentences or 

shorr paragr.1phs on copies of daily life .rnd everyday Chinese culture, muse vocabulary items consisring of the 1500 

most common Chinese d1araccers, along with sufficient complexirv of sl'nracric and discour•c strucrures to express ideas 

on rhe ropacs l"red abo,·e w1rh acceptable Auency and .ternrac:y. The1· will undersrand rhe fundamenral conceprs and 

strucrures rhat di,tinguish ( hinesc from I nglish or ocher languages.'" well as the rdarionship berween language 

structures and aspecrs ol culwrc. Their cnllareral courses will enable them co give pn.:senrariom on and di.cu» 

China-related i"ues from an informed. knowledgeable perspective. 

Curriculum requirements: (In addinon LO rhe requ1remcnts or plebe \'t\tr) 

Profernonal '\.l 20.>. '-'l .'110. :\L400, N'J200, '\;'i,100. '\'S42X. 

M;1them;H1C\ )J\ ! 2B. plm either SJ\ 1230 or SJ\ 1212: 

'>c1ence: 'iP 21 I , SP212: 

I luma111m·s: 1111215. 1111216. and rwo electives our'id< the major, including ont· at the 100. iOO level: 

I ngineenng. EJ\UOO. Ef'301. EE302. I 5300: E\.160; I '\.-JOO 

\ free dcctil'c; 

J\lajor; lcn courses in Chtncsc language and culrnre, taught complerely 1n Chincse, and four coll.ueral courses, two of 

which muse he ourside the major. 

I 04 
Arabic Courses 

I A IOI Ba\ICAr.1hK. l HI-.>). \1uden1> learn 

th< nidi111<.11c. of \r.1h1< Lmgu.igc pmficiencY. 

<1l<ling the '<:l11L'l<"f "1d1 the .1bility 10 h.we 'hon 

1111rudtKtory tnn\cr.:iaom .1hou1 .....It. famik anJ 

\\ork •• md to n.-.:id anJ \\nte 111 Arabic ...:ript. and 

\\dl·pn.11.11"1.'ti lo hu1ld d1e1r <kill' in the S<.:cond 

'><mc.-.rt-r. ·n1e majom,·ofd.L'" ume j, rnnduat~I 

i11 ,-\r.1h1,. \t.udmt' •Ill: 'upponl"<l "id1 'idro .md 

.111din ~·~· and '1g11ifi<.."ll1f wrium .md or.J work. 

\\\: l<x:.m on the \l;tlld.utl hni:.'l~t u.'<..-d dunugh-

<>llt the /\rah "nrld. \\1th signiliv.uu trcauncm 'Of 

th< L~""" ol di.1b.~1cJ Ar.thit. f'rm.v: 111J11t' 

f<\ 102 &sicAmb1c II (.>.Q 1J. \tudenL~ further 

dL"Vdop their \r.tbic prnfictcncv -kilk broaden· 

ing the r.mgc of topit.~ wnh wlud1 th'1· cm deaf 

111 l.u1gu.igc· •. md tkt.rcmng their undcm;mding 

nf 1\r.1h1, gramm:tr .md s~1u.ix. 'i111de11" produo.-

Ar.1hi. 111 huth ur.U and \\Titten mod<:>. while 

>trmgthcwng thci~ li.sternng and n.-.:iding abilirie>. 

Sn1dcm' hc."\.nmc familiar "id1 mon: complex 

as1xns or Ambit rnlrun: 1.hmut)1 the use of,idc'O 

.md .1udm Gtp<!>. "ith an occts101ul 1mcn1ct 

.L'-"{!.llmem. \tude1m dt..,-dop 1he :ihilicy to toc 

'l"'km and wnuen Ar:thll for a grtl''1ng 'i(.1 of 

rnk, and \lllL1t1om. l'n:req: FA 101. 

IAZO I ln1c1111cdimc Arabic l ( l-0-.l). \rudc1m 

c<>llllllU< to ,b dup :JI 1hrir 'kills in Arabi<. wi1h 

loni;cr. mon: diver.t.• tt"Xrs, rnon: wrnplex mu:inon\, .md mon: chaflu1i;,111g or.U and wrincn :1>-

>1gnme1m. Smdcnts n:v1cw, 'u"Cngtht11 and n.'finc 

their gr.L'P of ·\mbit gr.mmi.-ir .mJ S)'llGt.\ .• 111d 

dc."'·dop rncthulil) ll.t"" for .m <"cr-hm.1tkning 

... , ol hdJs. Ar:Jik hm.1dci.,1>. filrru and aud1t.illl< 

umrcmpor.tl)' l<.--X" .m: IL'<..'<I 10 supplement the 

lc'\thook. Hm:q. I-fl 10.!.. 

lAl02 lmcrmooiarc Arabic ll ('l-0-3). In this 

cunmuLmon ofinrcmK'<li.uc \rab1c, midenrs 

"'rplcrncnr their tc."Xrh<x1k '"'rk "id1 a set 

ol 'ample aud1emic ICXL\ and medi.1 from .1 

\";lnt"tY of fidtl.., .JI.ming c.li"-w"1011 and \\11u1ig on 

mnn: u1mpl<.:.\ ttbt' .. md i;wmg \tudent' the op1

" 1numt} 10 1mpron· all their language <kills, and 

1rmdt·n d1ctr 'kill ha.-c. · 111c S<.1nl:Stcr culmtnat<» 

"1th a 'hon \\ rincn paper .md m1dem dt'<>ruom 

pn.xmauon., all dcli,en.\l 111 Arabic. f'rm.yr A201 

h\JO I Advanced Arabic l C>-0-.~). Using a "uietv 

nl tc-xts .1nd mc-dia. m1d.:11ts \\111 work co~"trd 

gn.·.11e1 llu.:119· 111 'f'<>ken .ind "nnc.'11 Ambit. "!lie 

wur-c, cn11ductc~l t11tin:lv 111 1\rnhit. \\lll indudc 

l"C."'1ding \hon \tom;,,, amJ..,, Imm the pn:s.s, film 

.md "'ltu1ort\ from rhc Ar.tbtt liter.tr) h.:nwge. 

\1ude1tl\ "ill wnd11tt li1ll dt.\.\llK>rn dL"-u"'iom. 

"me'"""')' .md ;tonL'\, .111d pn..-..cnr rt.-;uJi., of 

rt.""-~rch 111 d.t~<. /'ti'"'l I'll.JO:! ,md ,1pprvml "j 

tkf<tn111nll 'lwr. 

I \ .1021\tlvancu:I Arabic. II ( :1.().j). L:,.jngc.""31l"'d1' 

\r.1h1<. 111 thniNJU 1111. •.tuJ .. 11t< \\ ilhmrk ttM:u<l • 

gttll<.~ i1Ut.1x.y 111 '('okm .md \\Tittcn :\rnht. .. · 1 he o llll'<" \\lll 111JuJc the !l."l<ling ;u1d d1scu.'\SI011 of.1 

,hon nnwl or pt<u· nf Arahic dr.un1, \\1th di.'<.1L'iSIOll 

''' J"-11111<111 tltlntr.11. ht'.ton.::il .md rolicicJ <limt11-

'">It\. Ilic lllUI'<." \\111m1plt.WL'1~111Wth111 gr.till· 

m111...J .urd '1\ll'.tll '<>pht<UCUIOll. f'mur f;l>OI. 

FA3Z5 Media Arabic 0-0-5). 'llus <."OUl'oC 

famili.irim; .1dvancc-d 'tudeni> of Arabic with tlit· 

broad vO<::!huhl) ba."' m \\idi.:.pn:ad tL'<' in van 

ous popular rnc.-di.1. \tudcms n:ad rcgrtlarlv from 

Arahic n<"''~rapcr. anJ m~ncs. ,;e\, tcb'l.\1011 

llt"\v.i hroo.dC1$L'- acU:\.\ internet sitD, <Uld li!.tcn to 

the r.tdio. Cl.1S.<roo111 di.1nL'<>lOl1 deals with 1>5UD 

ofw111prehe1t,ion, imcrpll!t.1cion, .md an.J)""· 

1\dv:mcc~i bcl gr.unnur points and S\.11L1nid 

'lrurn1rcs an: a fcx.i.L.o;; ofin~trucrion and wnut:n 

practice. Rdind clemcnc. of S)ma.x .tn: immduo~d 

'" chat Sllldent' '-'"' pracucc wriung more cnrnplL-x 

argumcrit>. S1udcnL' produce smalr Ile\'~ 1tc.:m.> or 

sl1on artidcs 111 :\rabic for spt.'Cific f)'JXS of rnc.&1 

wd write a o;cn.,. of •hon =iys cxplonng ""ucs 

111 the m<-<li~. u.<in~ d1c \'OC.tbulal)· and sync1ctid sm1ccures acqutn.'tl from Ja...,.. 'll1L> work 

culminates 111 a lung..·r "'-""'''and or.U prt."'iClll.:lLIOn 

111 Arabic on a media topic diosen by the \UJcbu 

mth msm1aor appro,·.tl. l'rm-q: f'll20.J 1111d 

t1pproml o(tlqwmu-ru chair. 

FA342 Arabic Dialect (.)-0-3). This wur.c 

farniliaru.cs sn1dc1m of Arabic wich one of the 

major di.ilcrn of Arabic spoken in chc :\rah world. 

'>rudents Imm the ha•ics of speaking in the dialect, 

·~ \\<!II as sow1ds. fonns, idiomatic 'OC"th1 tlan. 

and grammaticJ smimue whid1 diarat1cn;.._, ir 

.md diffcn:nriate ic trum ~ !odcm Smml.utl Ar.th1c. 

'\tuckm prncckc <pcakmg cxcmsivdy, au1wring 

nc"' grammar sm1cn1ru; ;md voctbularv. \X'rittcn 

home\\ Ork comolid:uo d1e new in~ui.\tic m.tteriaf 

pn::s..:ntcd and pracua..J in Jas.,. Vidl'O material< offer midcnc. opportunities tor discussion in 

diaka 0L1 ,.mm· of topic; and sinmtiom. ·nle 

bncr p<trt of th.: rourse indudcs complex culruraf 

ICX!l. in diafl"Ct (e.g. or:J pot:try or a elay), :llld Ule 

.;ort.,idcracion of n:btt..tf \ubcliaft'<.U. !lie counc 

culminates with sllldent pt='tletcions in diafl'CC. 

Possible di.'lll'<.U: l:.gypnan. Lev:mcinc, Iraqi. or 

~crneni. to he dc1e1111inoo br the fucull)· member 

1e:id1ing tl1c course. l'm~q: f/1202 tllltl t1pproml of 

di7"1n11U7// d1tllr. 

FA. 50 Window on Arabic Culture (.~-ti i). 

Using Lnglish rr.u1sbucms, u1ufS(: t-xploR"> Ar~h 

rnlturc from the Qur':m 10 cut n:m novds :ind 

fihns. Clas., diso.= Arab identiti<!', 1nrdlt'<.-n1af 

concributiort.s of Arabs. ;tnd .·\mb voicD on kw 

j,,sues tod1): Count\ ·l' .u1 upper bd huni.mi"tie.-

sociaf ><:iente wur<c HmYt l-A.202 111vl ,1pp1vMI ~/' 

dt'JKlm1m11 ch1111: 

FA425 Arabic Discot.t.rse in Society (3.Q.1). 

TI1i.s ad\~1l1LL~l l.mgu•tgc course .un;,, tu .tcqt~um 

students with ,-.uious f)'P''' ol wmpb r\r.thit 

disuitu'C, ilh.1scrating aspects 0L\rab1t c·ul 

mr.tl histnrv. mcxlcm Arab soc1cucs :md rnlrur.U movcrnc ~. "lot sclt'Ctions and >upplcmcmary 

audinvis1L1l material' rclatc co mcxlem ;111d hC.10riGJI political thnughc. rcligiot~ dioughr, culmr.il 

cricici,m, hisrori61 invcstigauon, philmophy .md 

Utcranire. Snidtrns n.-ad and tli><.·uss sckaions in 

Arabic. an.tl,·Ling the tc.:xl\' compb symanictl 

scrucrures, :md c"allL1ring sty!C.t.ic and rhcroricJ 

dc"\occs. Wriring a'iSignrncncs focus on 11npm,.jng 

smden1>· composing Sf)-le. uimem. and argun1c.;;t 

suucrurc. f'n.n·q FA202 1111d ttppml'tl! /Jj"rltpa11- 1nc111 dJt111: 

FA426 Modem Arabic Literature (3-0-3). This 

rouro;c, condutRod completdv in Arabi<. explores 

sampb of highly .tu:htime<l mcxkm .\diic litc'f:l· 

cure liom 1.hmughuu1 the .'\1:ib world. S1.udcms 

read wd :mal17.c work. b~ authors from a broad 

gwoe13phical ;LR':! extt!n<li;1g liom Momcro co die 

Arabic Gull, <U1d c.\lmding in rime trum 1900 

to tl1c present day. Re<..·urring themes in mcxlm1 

and c:ontemporal) litcranire, ch'~ nJt1u-al and 

nacionaf idemicv. colonialism, rdigmn. gender 

rd.uiort< .. 111d cf..co;s ronflicc, arc die h•lSCS of discussion of d1e 1cxu. ;md rcluoo writing assignments in 

Ar.ibic. "Inc course: enGtil< n>tding ot shon storic:s. 

a novdb or d1aptcrs from a longcr novel. and 

poc:mc HmrF l.."Jl.30 I m11/ FA.30.J, ornpprv""I of 

tlt'f'tl/171/t'J/I cl1t111: 

105 
Chinese Courses 

FCI 0 I Bao.ic Chin= I 0-0- ~ ). lndirs1 ofa 

l\\0-..lJlll'<: "-'<IUlTl<r lNng ;m 1mq;i:i1c.J .ipproodi to 

c.b-dop learner', .1hili1v m undm1.inc.I, 'l>cak. n:ac.I 

anc.I \\Tiie SLmd.ml ,\ l.uul.uin ( :hinc.-.c. ( :ornmumcmvc ,kill, .m: c.lc.-vdopc.J through v:mom 

ac."tivin'-'> 111 .me.I 0111 of dl!.S_ Rurn;ml/,_.J 'pd ling 

anc.I S<jlLm: Jur.1t1er. an: l•tui;l11. ;l' wdl a. pronunci.1cion • ..:mencc snuaun: .111d ba,ic vocabulan: 

Cultuml L'\JXJ\Un: accrnnp.u11._,, the: c.levdopmt~1l 

or comrnunic.auvc 'kilk If ~iken .me.I p.15><.J at 

USNA. m.11· be: u,,._J .1., a fi-t"C dc.'Cltl'e h1· I )il'ision I 

anc.I I I maJ<;I'\. Hm·q: 110111'. · 

FC 102Ba.sic01incsc11 (.Hl- ~).A wminuaaon of 

l'CJOJ. Jrwkcn.uic.I p<l.'-SL'<l, rnaybcl.J5'_·d in place 

of a 200-b't!! hum'1111U'-'i-social -cience ckuive hr 

Division I .md fl 111a1or.. /~m·q H101 

FC20 I lntc.•nncdia1c 01incsc I (.3-0-J). I hi.' cour..c 

continue. Imm 1he 1wo b;mt Chin= coursc:s 

and pim1de. fi.1rther u:.unmg of me learners 

all-around abilicy co undcr.Lmc.I. 'lx.-.k. n':ld and wmc Stanc.l.ml 1'- l.1ntl.mn. \\ 1iile emph.t,i.s Lo. ,-ciJJ 

placc.J on cnrnmwuc:.im-c skill" 1hc m1c.lc111s are 

e:xpt."-"tC.i.i to <:\tt'nc.I mc.ir \'Ocabularv .md grammatical k110"k~ co .1 mon: uimpn-h~n'i'e levd. co me e:x1c.11[ th.11 d1ey mule.I n."lc.lill' ;md ;tppmpru1dy 

apply d1i.< kno,d~ co u1e t..'\pre<s1on of meir °''n 

idt!il.S as wdl ,15 die unc.lt:rSLUlding or more naU\'eSt)k oral and wrinc.11 t<'Xll> .• \Ion: culnmtl e:xposure 

is in\'oked to fucili1.11c appmprtuc.· oommw1icacion 

anc.I mon: chu:tacr. an: 1.1u!Q11 co oomolic.lalt' n."'lc.1-

ing and \\nung. l+m:q: /-Cl 02 

FC202 lntem1ediate Chinei.e ll (3-0-3). A 

conanuauon oflmennc'tl1.ue U11nc..".c I. f'n7'l't]: 

FC' 201 

FC30J Advanced Chinese I (3-0-3). ·nit' fi.m 

or <l IWO COll1'C "'-'JllCl1L1' whid1 lr:llt,irions flom 

commlled trairnng in langua*' 'kilb m fn_.,,r ;md more aumemic communicmons Ill ,, lanc.larin 

Chine>e. Clas:; arn\1ti'-" .in: purpo:;cfolly organ.1ud 

and smctly gwc.lc'll. A larger ;unoum ol ailrural 

com.enc i' lo.1dci.I in '~1rimt' pmblem-soking ~t>ks. 

Characrcr l'l':l<ling and wnang an: cnlum:cc.I b1 me 

use or dic.-rion;ui..,, anc.I by compuccr input of d1e 

Rom,m11.c.i.l l'in}in '!''"Ill- D.uly prnc-ricc ofhandwricing ;mJ mcmori1<1uon of mon: charaacrs. 

Prm:q.·FCW2 

FC302 Ad,anced 01incse 11 (5-0-3). A conunuaaon of Ach-.mcc.-d Chm= I. Sec rC.)() I for a 

listingof1np1cs. /lmrq: H30J 

FC.350 01ine.c Culture u1mugh Film (J-0-3) 

nus COlU'\t', L1l1gh1 Ill LngfoJ1, ~' pmposc.-d as a 

Hum/SS clt'Cllvc ;md J~"ihly p<m of me Rcgmnal 

Studies programs at US:--lA. ll1c ri.\e of Chines.: 

economic._poli1ic.1Lmd military powermak..,, it 

ncc:css.m• for Amcncm milir.uy pmfesl.1onals to 

bm1 and undcNand Chinc.-,,c '-Ocie!)· and culntn:. 

"l11e rnursc: oiler. .m 111mxluc.11on 10 Chinese socie1y anc.I culrun: throu(\11 bcun: films, doo.1mcnrarics and n::1c.lin&'. 'l l1c cou1"' is org:mitc'<.I amunc.I 

chcm.1uc i"'u'-" sud1 '~' gcugra/1hy and ht,COI'). 

politic;, sociciy. cuhun:. c.Liih· iii:, beliefws1ems. 

.me.I comcmporarl' problems. bd1 film will be 

anal)7d Imm c.1ifli:n:111 1x:"1xu"'-"· wim tilt' help 

JOG 

of requin:c.I contcxtu;J l'l':ldin~. 1(11110. c.lisct1'>L"<i 

in me wurse induc.lc Chirnx hi,cor,· in films. film 

as a cultw:.il form. "-'flL'CI.' of Chm~ L1.1hun: and sociCI)~ d1c n:l.1uomhip lx.1',c.-.:n crndirion .md modemil): genc.ler politics. anc.I Chinc."l" mrion .. liism 

in d1c era of glohali1.11ion. Knowk.Jgc nf Chmc.."it: 

language t' noc requirt-d. All u1c film\ hal'c En!?,li.sh 

,ubtitb anc.I arc proc.luced hr C:hinc..'SL' filmmaker. 

flom .\ famhnd China. 'l:Uwan anc.I I long Kong. 

Films mLl\t lx: 1iewc.-d out>idc Ule da." lx:fon: u1c 

l=-<li..:t.l.S.'>ion J,1'> houl">. Offon_J in Engli,h. 

l~q: I/Fl I I orequimln11. 

FC360 20m-Ccnrur,' Chine.c Li1erature (3-0-J). 

ThlS cour.;c, tauglu 11; b1gli,h, is prupoS<.i.I as a 

Hum/SS clect:ivc anc.I f'O.'-'ibl" p<ui of me Regional 

Studies progr.um ai USNA. f he rise or Chmcoc 

economic, poliuc:al .me.I milnary 110,ver make. 

it n=ry for Amcricm mili1ary profl!Sl>iorntl5 

co learn and LUlc.lt:rstand C:hma Imm ( :hlllcoc 

perspecci,es. ·n1e coLIJ'SC oAcr\ an immduL<ory 

srudy of d1e m-.,ntieUHCntUI)' ( :hinc..'it' hi>1or1. 

soacty and culn1n: uuough licernturc. "~ma (OCLL< 

on me relationship berWL't:Jl Ult' sc.:lf and moderrmy 

Lil Chinese liccrnture_ ,\ lidshipmm l'l':ld licemrv 

works such as short <tori es. \''">-., pcx:m" anc.I 

nol'els. and ,;c.w film1 hi' C lincoc writm md 

direaors in chmnologic{J on.fer .• ~1 well JS historicil 

narraavcs. biogr.1phi.;., and li1c.·rnry aicicisrn by 

born \Xe-rem anc.I Chine.c sc.holars. 'Thc1· c.lisa.1SS 

is.sues raised bl' me reading;. and learn co-aitic:alhincerpret and ~nc.lcni;,md °i-lwncid1-.:c111ul')· · 

Chin= li1ernture anc.I Clune.c d1ought. l~q: 

HEJ I 1 or equimlmr. 

FC401 Chinese Language and Culture I <3-0-3). 

11us course cononues from FC:~02 10 furd1er enhance midshipmen's expo.,un: 10 Chinese 1-cxo1bularv, gr.unmar. c.li=ursc stmtn1rc, communicaci'c 

skills, chamaer n:ading and writing. a.> wcll <1.' d1eir 

knm1~edge or Chinese culrure. !1Ut>11gh a rich 

variety ot topics sud1 a.> me origin ancf~n1aun: of 01inese cllilrnL1er\, homophones and ic.limm, 

cradicioml and simplificJ d1amc.ter., the ongin of 

me name of 1.he commy. women .md marriage, 

c-duC:Ition. birth-comrul. human right" religion. 

myths, anc.l Jolk rates. micbhipmen inc.-=sc mcir 

unc.lern:ancling of Chin.!'.< hi,1011· and modem 

life. while grnauaU,· mming m C:omp,u:.ui"J" 

higher b·d.s of proficiency in 'l'){)kl11 ;me.I wnrrc.n 

Chinese. Pnrq: FC.302 or «q11i111/n11. 

FC402 01inese Language and Culture I I (.'l-0-

3L This COllr\e commut..~ Imm re !iO I lO fimhcr 

enhance midshipmen'""!'""'"' to Chm= 

''Oalbulary, grammar, c.li.o,coul'\C '1rt1cn1rc. com- muniC:Ici,:e skilh, J1aracrtT reading .me.I wriang. 

as well as d1cir knowlc.Jgc.· of( :hinc'SC cultun:. 

Tiu-ough a rich \Mt1Y or top10. ,uJ1 .l, the origin 

and SUUCTUre of C:hine:;c dl.U:.tll:el'\, homopho'nes 

and 1c.lioms. crac.licional •Uld simplifil'd dl.lraacrs, 

the origin of me name of d1e COlllltl')'. women 

and maniagc. <.'liucuion. bi11.h-.:0111ml, lrnman 

rights, n:ligion, myths. ;utd folk 1ab, miclsh1pmen 

incrca.se d1eir Lmder.clllc.lingofl'hina:, hl\!011' anc.I 

moc.lcm life, while grndttlil;: mm·mg to Wlllf~1f3-

ti"d)' higher b-ds of proficiency m 'J'){)ken ,md 

wmren Chine.<:. lhrq: fC.jOJ or "'1'1m1h111. 

FOi50 Sl}~es ofDiscoursc in Chinese i.Hl-J). 

11lli course consolicla1es knowlcc.lgc and 'kilb 

\mdrnts hal'e acquin.-d chruu~h pn."1ous Chmc.c 

'our=. le enhance:. their l'l':lding. "TI~. and 

aural-oral ahilicies mmugh studio or c.liffc-rem m-b 

of discourses such as ~tori.,., advcm\emc.nt>. puhlic 

notice>. public spt,_-che.. btc.-r;. anc.l mttnic.""· 

Buildi~ o_n comprehemion anc.I exp""""" .11 

dlt' b·J of single scntcn.:es, emplmis '-' pl11:...J on 

,:_uious discourse o~cion mc.-chmi.1m.' such a.' 

narratives \\im sequential or C:I~·dft'<"l arrangement>. c.lcsaiptions of ph)"ic:al emirunmcnr>; and 

1x:rsonal emotions. anc.I arguments of pt"icion' 

.llld opinions in different rnnccxts- l'nrq: FCJ02 or equivalmr. 

FG460 Chinese in Media (.>-0-3). lni, cnur..: 

develops srudenc;' Chinese proficiency a1 a mon: 

advanced bd, duough work wid11:.uioll\ forms 

of Chinese media, intluc.ling nC\''>}'laJXT n.pom. 

incemcc news, n. excerpts and om er audio-\ l>'l111 

mareriak Srudcn1>_ cxpand meir vocabul.11)-. enrich 

mClf knOl,~edge of grammaticil structures .md 

1c.liomatic C:-.'f'ressions, gain grcacer ex110sun: 10 

wrictt11-Sl)ie Chinese, anc.I increa.." cheir cornpre· 

ht:llSion md proc.luction or 1wracion, c.l<!'ieripuon, 

and argumenracion in born~ and "Tiring. l'm!q.- FC40J or FC450 or eq11imlm1. 

French Courses 

FFIOI Basic French I ,3-Q-J)_ [)e...dops basic 

collllnuniC:Icive skills, wim an emphas1S on ,pc...-.kmg and lisrening comprehension. l'm-eq: 11011e. 

FFJ02 Basic French U (3-0-J). OC\·dops ba.ic 

rnmmwuC:Ici,·e skilh. wim an emphasis on spcakmg anc.l lisrening comprehension. l'm-eq: I-Fl 0 I 

FF20 I Lncermediate French I 0-0- ~). C.ominues 

devdopmem of oral. reading, anc.I wricmg ,.kilb 

t1Sing real-life sicuacio11>. Emphasil.c<i prnclicil, 

c."ceryclay aJrure of French-spc.:akmg "orlc.1. 

f+m.q: FFI 02 

FF202 lncermediate French II '\-0-.~). C ononuo 

dc.'\Jopmem of oral. reading. and "Tiring skills 

115mg real-life siruacio11>. F mphas11.o prJCtiwl. 

e>·et)·c.lay culture of French-sp<:tking "orld. 

f'n.71:q.FF201. 

FF30 I Ach=ced French "im Gvi.lizacion Rtml- ings ! 3-0-3 )_ De...-dop< lluericy m wnnT<.1oon 

.md f:talitv in rea~anc.I "nu1ig- ·1op10. tmph1-

'll.t' mam aspca:s of l·rend1 civilr1.aaon. 1Ju!?,ll1 in 

1-rc:ndl. l'r1treq: FF201 ' 

ff302 Ad,anced Fn.>nch "id1 Civill/..acion Readings II (3-0-J). [A...,-eJop< Au~nC\· 111 conwr..tuon 

anc.1 fu.cilitY in reac.ling and writing_· 1op1cs c.:mph.1-

si1L' mam aspects ofFranmphonc li1cr:t1un: md 

culture. flughc in l'rend1. l'mrq. F/-102 

FF-1 I I De...-elopmen1 of Frencl1 c;,;Ji1..ation 

(.W-3)_ l-mm theorigim to \'\'orld \\ar II 

?m,.q: 1-1302 or 11pproml ofrleptrm11n11 d%m 
H'4 I 2 ,vlodem Franu: 1 ~-0-.~). Ail •l'JX'-"' of 

lllntcmpor:uv 1-r:mw i:cugraph). c...:onomy, IJNJtuunns, "lC1c.1y. pnliuc.' .md culture f'mrrr Fr -!02 

or .1pprond oj'dq"1m11m1 clwr. 

I I 12 1 Rc.'J>re>c1·uatiw Reading;; in French Lltcratun: I '.~-0- i). (:Lt.,,, d1"-U\MCJl1.\ of work:. liy lc:ading writer. of 1<mom p1:11o<l.\. l'mgr,1111 mdu<lcs 

film '"""'ru.of "-"-ed 1ido.."laugI11 in l·rcndi. 

Prrrrq. Ff 302 or •lpprowl of dq"'mnem dl{//r. 

I 1-121 R..'Prescm.amc Rcadin& in French Lltcraturc II 13-0· ~) ( 115., J&\l\.\lllll.\ of\\ ork' llY lead 

mg wntel\ ol '"Jllotl' P<'rinc.k l'mgr.u11 inclL1d'-" 

tilm ver.iom ol ..... wral tiUt.'\. "L1ught in hc:ndi. 

!'n??:q: FPJ02 1Jr "f'f'rornl of rl1,,mmm1 d•ur. 

Ge1111an Courses 

I CJOI Basic Gennan I ( >-0-:l). A ~nnmg 

muf'<: d..,.1gnd to dc.'\·dop rnmmuni.,;cion skills 

by L'\J-X>Mng the stu<lcnr to .u1thencic spoken and 

wriucn ( ;cmun from the hil>c c.L1v of d.c1So. Tiic 

c.nursc, a,1de from snmubung mtcn:!>t in C 1cml•U1 

rnlturc and tradition chrough authentiL m.uc.Tiak 

f'R.'!'-ln:!> me sn1dmc co cop<: with mtl l.rngu.ige 

,jn•uiun' dfo.tiwlr [:.qtL~ c:mphasi!. is plicnl on 

n.-.:q1dw ,mJ prnduc.1iw l.mgu:igc ,kj[L,, as \\ell 

.t, wmmum<.:<1Uo11 \tr:11cg1cs. Coul';C marcnals 

mdude computer solrwarc, vidc.'O '<'gl11L'l1ts and 

authentic. film di!"· l'n7l''f· l/Ollt'. 

I C.102 Ba>ic Gem1an II {.HJ-3). l-.mphasi1~ the 

'f10k.:11 langu.tgc. l'tmq: 1-C IOI 

I G201 lntc:nncdiate Gem1an I C.3-0-3). (.ononu-

.1uon ofF(.10 I lmcmicdiatc Gaman ,li.trpcns 

the studc.11ts 'pokcn and \\1lrtL'l1 communicaciw 

,kill- while fi:Ncnn& gr.unnucical compc.~enc:c 

:md prmidi~ im1g1m inro the social, a.ilcural and 

rx1li1id n:.uiu<:> of the rnmc.'11iporary Ccrman-

'l"-'ik111g world through mulri-mL-Jia. on-line and 

prim 111.11en.tl,, ( Lt-.n .. im J(,tl\1UC5 emplusi1.c me 

l"-""m.ilra-d cremw 1t"' uf Ccnn•m in .1 rang•: of 

\tudcnt-<:c:mm.-<l "ruauons and rnmt:XL\, including 

mk~pl.l\ing. Jd~tto.. and oml rc.-ports on aurural 

1np1u. .uid L'llfmlt L'\ L'nl,, f'n71:q: FG I 02. 

I C202 lrucnncdiate C.cnnan 11 (J-0-3). C.onun 

llL'\ tbdopmcru of oral, n.-a<lllig and wririn~ skills. 

lnducb .in."1 .md «1lnmil topics. l'mi'<j: /-(,JO/. 

I c .. 10 lnuuduaion to C'..ontcmpora.!) 

Gcmw1) >-0- .~I- An 111mxh1L"uu1110 the gc~>gr.1pl1' and rM.>!iUw!, LU>nomK and 'i00.11 ~'\ICnlS 

nl the l{..11uhhc. uf Ccnnanv. in Ccmun. Srn;s."-" 

JL'\dopmcm nf.1dl'ancnl ( ;L1nun l.mgtLlge skilh. 

f'mrq ffi202 ' 

I C .UO Lnuuduaion to Gcmian Ll1cracurc 

U-0 ~I. In ( .cnn:m. ~l""-"-' dL·vdopmm1 uf 

... tv.u><.u.I t ... mun Lin!!lLig<: ,JOJL, l'rm:q· H,202. 

I G 111 [A'\dopmcnt of Gc.1'Ttl.111 Gvilizacion 

( '\..(). ~). ( olllempor:in C.mn;m ><x:il't); inSJllU 

tiom .md 11.1tin1i.u poli<.io.. /'nn'<j. f(,J/Oor 

.1ppmml uj rlq.im11m1,A11r. 

G4 12 Mod~'l11 Germruiy0-0-3). R...'\ot'\\~ mam 

curn:nts of pt>sl\\~tr ( :.Cm{m political hlo;m!)'. 

culmn: and .._.._;L·ty. f'rrn:q. FG3 J 0, FC,: UO or 

rtpproml of dt7"1m11mt .-hair. 

FGil l Representative Readings in Gcmmn 

Lltcrature I (.'>-0-3) ,\nah ~1s and <li>ct15S1on of 

Wt)lk, ofleadmg WJ'llCll> o( \-ariOUS pcricxb. f'rm•q: 

{-( 13.JO or 11pprond ofdep"'1me111 d1111r. 

FG422 Represcncatiw Reading;; in Gem1an 

Llteranire fl (3-0- ~). An:dvslS and discw..1on of 

works ofbtdmg \\Titers o( various period~. f'nm·1r 

l-G320or11ppmMI ofd1'f"'m11e111 d1t111: 

Japanese Courses 

f'J IOI Basicjapam:se l (J-0-3). RcginningJapancsc I imroducc:s me comemporar:-spoken ;md 

\mnm Japanese. Emphast> l\ on dC\-doping b;lSJL 

c:ommunicauon skills m listening. speaking. mtding ;md writingii. AU K.111a leners and some l\anji 

characcc11> .U'C irnroduccJ. Pn!req: 11011e. 

FJ 102 Basic Japanese II (3--0-3) &gmningJapam:sc n mcroduces me comemporary spoken and 

wrincn Japanese. bnphasis is on developing basic 

mmmuniC1cion <kill; in liscening. speaking. n:.1ding and writings. All Kma km:rs and some K.m11 

charaaers.ireincro<lu=.I. Ht'Tl!'f.' l-j/01. 

FJ201 lmennediateJaean= I (.1-0-3). lmennc-diatc Japan<::.<: r aims 31 fi.tnher development of rommunicacion skills in spoken and wrinm Japan=. 

~lore l\an11 d1araacrs are irn:roduccJ to prepa!'C 

sru<lmts m read amhc·nuc wrinm matcnals ~udi as 

memos. advCT1.1S<.mcncs. and lcrrers. Prnrq: !JI 02. 

FJ202 lmenncdiate Japanese n (.~-0-.3). lmennediate Japanese 11 connnues development of rnm111w1icuion skills in s110kcn and wmtcn J.1p.1nesc. 

lnsuuccions and cour;c materials •U'C prescmcd in 

Japanese. Pm1·q: Fj20/. 

FJ30 I Advanced Japanese I (3-0-3).1\d,~uiu.-<l 

Japanese I mcrodua.:s more sophistic:ttc'tl voclulan- and mon: complex S<:ntence srruaurcs 

Mf<Un.-d for dfouiw 1mt:rp<:rsonal cornmunicacion 

,md 1mcrprc.i.mon of wriitcn rexes. Prm:q: fj202 

FJ.302 Advanced Japanese 11 (3-0-3) •. -\J,mKL-<l 

Japanese 11 aims .tt funhcr dL'Vdopmenr of commtuiicuion 'kilk I J11ph~1s 1> on inculcmng 

knowledge of ~J scnsl0\1C}' co die L'U!rural and 

social context oldie language u....:. Prrwq: /]WI. 

FJ'I 12 Advanced Japanese Conversation (3-0"3). 

llm rnur;c aim.> .11 funhcr dLvt:lopmcm of communicicion skills. p·.irrirnlarl1· in ll'tcmni; and 

'pt..-ikin_g. R.,,iding ;u1d wriang skills an: 11ncgratL-d 

IO rcinfun:t: me dwdupmc:nt of li.o;tcning and 

<1x-akingskilh. Goal' 111dude: I) cxpn:ssion ul 

lhcsnident;' "'' n idL'3.> on sckac-<l copies in a rnhcn:nt and cohe;1ve manner. 2) listening for 

informmion tu i.tkc notL.,., 3) prm~ng p'r.1nid 

.1bilicy ro read and pn._~nt .:xtraat-<l inl~>m>ation 

111 Japanese. Ch." \\ill be conduc.~ed 111 Jap;u1ese. 

P,,.,,,q: 1)201or11pprott1! of dept1mnt?ll chrm: 

L111guage Courses 

Fl220 L'lllguagc and Llnguiscic:s 0-0-.3). 

Explores me n;tnll'<: and >ffiJCTUrc oflangtL1!lC• 

incJudi ~ me sn1dy o( >OUlld S)'.l>!C1115 (phonetic and phonology). partcms ol won.I fom1.mo11. 

S)'llC:lX, sc111;u11ic:s, .uid pragmacio; (rn<-'1J11ng m 

social co e..,.~). Omer mpic include u-osw.\Jn1ral 

ditlerenccs. I.mgu•igc and social iJenurv. 1.hc namn: 

of Cc!Xl1•Uity <Uld writing, bngtL1g_e (lllXC:S.'111g, 

and first and o;econd bnguage acquisicion. f'n.71·q: 

11£112. 

FL30 I. l111crcul111ral Communic:tcion 0-0-3) 

11i1' course explores how different ctJln11-e> filter 

expene1i<-c dirough their w1Jque vitws ofinscinit:ion:;. conventions, time :u1d spau:. 1\s milit:lr) 

prokssionals cncounrcr problems 111 imcmarion;tl 

1meraaio11. communicating dkct:ivdy wich pt:ople 

o( dilforern ctJlrural and cdinic hackgrounc.l1 

needs m be a pan of their preparation. Ilic goal 

of mis course is co increase culcural awareness :u1d 

competencv :uid to te-~di commmticarion skills 

mar c.m oc Ll5<.tl 111 all Lmguage:. when encounrcring fureign ettlrures. Included in this course are 

readi~ in inrcrntlcural dil'Orics such a1 atltural 

value dimensions (l-lo&cedt) and culn~ comcx< 

dimen.,ions (Hall & Hall). SLUdems will sllldv 

me cona:p1 of CTOS.h.-Uirural compcrency Jnd 

commumcaaon by utilizing a hands-on approach. Throughout che semester, srudcncs will 

be invol,nl in pre>cncacions, simulation and rolepla)~ng c:xercises. dcmonscra1.iom using -r.mous 

fomi.~ of media and imcraaions widi JlL'Ople fi-om 

a v:uiery ofatlrun:s includmgJapan, Russia, die 

Middle Ease :u1d d1e American deafcon1Jnuniry. 

Smdcnts .trc ~ignc.-d to complete ;1J1 imerculmral 

partner proJt'Ct whidi involves the tb-dopmcnt of 

a rcbaonship with a person !Tom a culnm: other 

man meir 0\\111, As 3 hwn/ss dLWVC, chis course is 

dcsignt-<l m benefit snidencs in any major offered at USNA. lhm:q: 1-1£1 I/. 

Russian Courses 

FRIO! Basic Russian I (.3-0-3). The firstof a m·o 

cou= imroducaon m Russian culmre :uid daily 

life d1rough die use of communic:ttivc approaches 

m bngc.ige. w1tli emphasis on li!.cening comprchm<ion :u1d spt 'lking. ... "_Ilic courses dc.'Velop basic 

mtding :u1d wriang skills, and provide insights inro 

contemporary society and behavior.ii nomis. If 

taken and pas.=l ar USNA, may be 1.1><.'ti as a fu.:c 

dt:ct.iw by Division I and II major" Hrm'lr 11011t'. 

FR I 02 Basic Russian II (3-0-3). A mntinuauon 

ofFRIOl. If taken and passt-cl. =y bt: <Lo;ed in 

pL1ce of a 200 b-d humanities-social science dt.-ccive by Division I and II major.. Pmrq: FR I 0 I 

FR20 J lr1tcnTK.--diare Russian J (3--0-J). Cmunues 

dcvclopmcntofoml. n..-icling.tnd wncingskilb \Vlcli 

the cmph.·Ns on "Jl0kci1 l\ussi.m. Includes an:a and 

culrural topic. Prrrrq: FRI 02. 

FR202 lntermecli.'lte Russian 11 (3-0-3). Concinucs 

development of cmtl, =illiig and wnting skills widi 

the cmph.1Si.I on spokc.1i Rus.~ian. lnJutb are1 and 

aun1ral mpic;. Pmi•q: F/?20 r 

107 
FR.HO Advana.>cl Ru.,,,ian with Ci' ill1.ation 

Reading'> I U-0- l) l·unheubdopmcm ofwm111u111Guin: 'kill' 111 Rw,,Lm. l·mplLl"'...,, li,1cn1ng. 

'pt-aking anJ rc11.ling. K11<"'hlgc of mun .. x:iornhud ).,.._.,;._,._[, firnn '>ih 1hrnugl'1 20th u_11ntII<!>. 

/'m,.rr -ll!Ol_ 

FR.'1<10 Ad.,mw.I Russi.m with Gvilizacion 

Reading-. II (.l-0- l). hinhcr dewlopmcnr ofcommun1Gui,·e ,kills 111 Ru."1.m. ]·mph,.,,;,...,, lmcrnng, 

'P''aking .111d n..;ding. K11<J\\k'4,>c of mam ~ 

ntltural pcri<xh Imm 9th d1mug,h 20th a.rnun<!>. 

H,,rq IRJOJ 

f-R.l50 Rusi.ian lj1cra1urc <tnd Cttlturc in Translation (.l-!H). 1111, cn111-..: ll<.es Lngli.'h u-anslauons nf d.l"il Rtl\.\l,Ul · 1 ~I.\ whiJ1 impac-r che 

w.1y Russi.ms behave ;111J think about themselves 

10<1'1)'. lluuugh Rrn.,.i.m li1ci;11ure, 11lll\IC and film. 

'rude1m g;un dt"<:p 111\1glm 1mo RtL\.\l.'Ul culture. 

(~>un~' ;ls an uppc1 b-d h11111.1111t1cs-'>cx:i;J ;acncc 

WUN:. /'n71''}: 1101/l' 

FR4 I I °'-"'elopmcni of Russian Gvili1.acion 

(.l-0-3). l-ro1111he 10th c.:cmun 10 \\orlJ \\'1r 11. 

l'ml'tf JR. J.10 tJr ,1pp1v1ttl t1/rt.'y~1m11<7/1 d1<111: 

FR4121' lod<.m Russia (J-0-_l). ·n1e Sm ic~ Union 

sina: \\'orlJ \\ar II: sc><:LU, ntltur.il, c·rnnorn1c pat 

tent\; K·duinlo~-•. 1rtmJ force>; 1urional policies. 

Prm·q: FJ(j.iO '" t1ppmml o/dt'fNtm11mt dwrr. 

Spanish Courses 

F$103 Ba.sic Sp.111ish I (_3-0-j), Thcfim 0L1 cwoooursc "-'<]UCIKt· emplu,11mg the J • .., dopmcm 

orlisternng and 'l"'.1king 'kills in the rnrn<..'Xl of 

gr.urnnM n,'\·icw ;u1d wiih a l0t1L' on '<lphL\UCJt<.-d 

wrb;J rnnsrnrct ion." Both '<-'lllCStcf!. underscore 

expn,un.· to n.,1J ntltur.il m.uerials (m1dmg.,, vtdt'O, 

lmcmct). I he rnrn-..c .ti'<> mcorpor.u.:s cpisodt!!i 

from the v1Jm >crit.,. n • .,,uno\. l'nnq: 0111')'t'tlr uf 

.<t?ltflr l11gli sdHllll Vwwh Ol'f'<11111ssro11 ufdt·pmr- Wt'lll cAur. 

FS I ().j Ba.sic Spanish 11 0-0- 'l l l1e rnnunuaaon of d1c rw<>-<:oursc "-'<JUcncc I'S I 0.>-1 ().1 

cmph.-i.,i1jng the Jc-.doprnent of li>tcning and 

speaking ski[L, in the u>mc'Xl of gr.1rt11n.1r n.'\·1cw 

<U1d \\ith .i foctL' on sophi,tic:utxl \erb.11 Ull1SU'Uccions. bnph.i.'L' ;,, pl.tcc-d on VOC;'Jb~rl.m• huilding. 

narration in the l'-l>t, .Kljlll'iunn ol 1diom.tuc 

a>1L ... cructiorl.,, •llltl ~tJ\~U11..c...'ll S(."Otcm.:c stnu .. -uu~ 

RX]uiring the ,ubj1111c1iw. Both scmL">tcf!. Lm<ler-

\LOI\'. <..'Xf'O\ltre 10 rml t'LJtur.il m;ucriah (n.'<ldin~. 

,;dc'O, lntcmct). Ilic rnursc ,i.[.,, inwrpor.ucs 

epi>Od"" from the ,-idm scnL" "I \_..,uno,. "f~m'q.­

FS 103 

FS20 I lntcnnediatc Sp;u1i_<h I (3-0-.l). lntennediate Sp.mi!>h I conunucs die dt'\•clopmcrn of all 

four langu.1gc skills ->J'X::tking, btcning rnmprehcnsinn, m1ding and wriung- hq~un in liL>ic 

Sp;111ish. I Jnp1"t,im> c'Xpansiun of bod1 aci:ivc and 

p.L..,.tw \'lX.:lbltl.uy. lL\C of mon: rnmpk'X l.ulb'l~'lgt' 

srnrcn1rcs ;uid the dc..,·dopmem ol rnlnu:il lireracr 

taught in Sp.int,h. H1mr 1-\10.i 

108 

F$202 lmcmu:diatcSpani!.h II 0-0-J). lntcnnediare s,),UlL\h 11 conami .... the dewlopmcm of all 

four lmguagc ,JciJL..-,~ing. lt,rening um1pn.~ . 

hernion. ll."1Jingmid wnung-lx.~111 tn lmcnnc~1-

atc Sp-.111Lsh 1. Empha_,jro, CXf"lll.\lon of boch .1cnw 

and passiw voc:1hulan-. L& of more rnmpiL.'X Lmguagc struc.-ru!"'- ;111J ihe <bdoprnent ol rnlrura1 

titeracv. T1ugl11 m '>pomL,h. /'mrq. 1-\lO I 

FS30 I Advanred Spanish with Rcadi11g'> on 

Contempora1y Spain 0-0-.~). I h.'\dOf" lmgm,tic 

proficiency in speaking .111d wming \\1d1 ll."1?ing... 

.mJ vidl'Os on contcmporaJY .'>poumh-Amenc:m 

a.Jrun:. lndudcs grammar R.'\iL""· mremct 

searches, computer-b:c\LJ materi.t1." ncwspapt:r 

arcidt!!i ;111d Ii reran· S<:hlim1> that adJi= cum:m 

issue; invoJ,ing Sj>mii.,h-sfx.-ikmg nations in tl1i.' 

hemisphere. l'nn·q: F\202. 

FS304 Ad\'anced Spanish witl1 cadin~ 

on Contemporary Spain (j-0 3). l )<...,cfop' 

linguistic prolicimq m spt.'<ll<ing .mJ writing 

\\1Lh ll."1Wn~ .111J vidc·m on contcmpnran Spam. 

lndudt!!i gr.1rtm1ar revicws, lnccmet ">L.-m:he;. 

comput.;-lx1><.-d matcriah.. ncw,papcr amcb and 

lircran-sdcaions that addn.....,,, c.'lu-n:m j,,,,ucs in 

Spain.since Franco. -\l.,, indud<::> n;":J tmninology. l'mi:q. FS202. 

FS4 I 2 Contemporary L'llin Ameriran Gs ilir.u:ion 

(3--0-3 . 1':1S1 and c.um:nc ""111. t'Ulnornrc. ci.tlrural 

and poliricil ~ncn1S ;111d problem.,, l'nn·q: 1-SJ().l 

or npproml o/d.7~rm11mt dt1ir. 

FS<i 13 Spanish G"ilization <3-0-J)_ Culrurc 

.111d civilization of)patn finm d1c Rom.111 period 

through the :!Och cenntry suppkrncrncJ h\' ,;J<'O>. 

n:adin~ <md d1."room JiSL"LL'>ion. f'nmr FSJO.i 

orrpproml ojr!./>flmm·111 d•ur. 

FS42 I Spanish Literauire 0-0-3). Repn:scmam•c 

works such,.,, TIA· (ir/.111d Don Quiwtt· reHt·Ging die a.Jrun:, ethic. .u1d -.Ju._,, ofSp:un m 1t' 

major literary peri<xk l'nmr f-\-i(}J or approml o/ 

def'tlm11mt clkur. 

FS422 Spanish American [jcerarure (.~3). 

Novel>. stori<>. =t\" f'IO<'ll'\. ;111J plavs 

retlcaing chc rnlrun:, t'lluc. and \:Uucs ofm.a1or 

Spanish Arnericm cotumics !Tom the culoni.-il era 

ro chc presenL ~q: FS 'l<J.1 or .rppmml oJf/,,'f"rn111n1t clkl1r. 

Other Language Courses 

FXI Ol Engfuh for Non-Naciw Speaker< I 0-

0-_l). Altcmam-e ro common pld1C ) -c.1r courses 

HE I I l. l:rnph.1.1i= "ming, AmeriG111 ci.1lrure 

.111d "ilucs. l'ml'q: ,1pproml of <h'j>ttm11mt dwrr. 

FXI 02 English for Non-Natiw Spt "tkers .• 11 

0-0-3). -\ltcm.im·c m common pldlC year wu= HF! 12. Emph;1S11.c< wnring. r\mcriG111 culture 

and -:Ju'-". l'wrrq. FX/01 
Policical cience Department 

Political Science .vlajor 

l he: poliuc.11 '<ll'l1ll' rn.11or "Jc:\lgneJ to proviJe prospective n.1val ofticer' "uh .111 u11der,t.111ding of 

d1c: 'rruuurc: .111d funu1om of drnne,ric .111d 1mernarional poliric.11 W\tems within .1 fr.1111ework of pol1t1-

c.1I .rn.11\'"'· I lw "1dc r.111g111g. 1ntc:rJ""Plin;in program develop' politic.11 "icncl' ,kill, ,equenriallv by 

fir,l rcqomng fou11d.u1011 tour'<'' 111 1nrern.u1onal rdauons .111d UmrcJ )tare' gowrnmcm, empha,illng 

t.11111liarm "uh dw ( omt1tut1on e.1th miJ,h1pman ha_' sworn to dd"l·ml. 

l'ppc:r·fc:,cl rnur'e' ofter the oppnrtunin· rn explore la\\, poliuc.111hc.:ory 1mtuu11011,1l .111d polic) 

.111ah·"' and .JC<'.I \lt1d1c:' of 1he l nircd \1.uc:,. Luropc, the fo1mc:1 '>ovrc:r L 111011, Lu in t\menca and ,\si.1. 

rht• 111.1jor i' c11h.111u:d "irh c<lltr\t'> 111 foreign languages. \um mer 1nrermh1p progr.1rns in \Xashingrnn .1nJ tl\ersc.I\ .ind the i'"'"hdi11 of gr.1Ju.1tc: work in intdltgencc: or na1ion.1l securin 1ff.urs expand 

cduc.1t10n.1I opponun111es 

I .Jlh 'pnng the polu1c.tl 'uencc: dep.1n111ent .111d chc 0111\1011 ol I lumanmc' .rnJ '><Kial '>ciences 

spo11'or rhc: :-...11.11 \udcmy hm:ign Alf.rn, Contere1Ke (;\Al·AC). which is run bv 1111Jsh1pmen. 

'-'\I 1\( h." hnonw Oil<' of dw fore111m1 unJcrgraduare conferences 111 1hc un1111ry, Jr.I\\ ing prolc"ors 

.111d 'ruJ<'lll\ Jrnm murl' d1.111 I ·JO rnlll'ge' .111d unin:rsities rn rhe l '> and .1bro.1d, 111 .1Jdi1ion 10 

'l'rtl<lr d1plu111.m. 111il11.1n kaJe" anJ 1ourn.1ltsb. In adJ111011 10 '.. -\l·A( .111 .1u1vc \loJd Unm:d 

,,llt<H1' ( luh cnnJuc1s .1 l11gh 'lhuol tonference and parr"1p.ue' 111 se,·cr.11 tol11.:gc·lel'd c:onferenc:c' 

.1rnund dtc (oulllr) 

\ h.1d1dnr ol <Lll'll« dcgrl'l 1' .1\\.lfdc:d. 1\n honor' program wirh .1 d<',ign.unl honor' degree j, a1-.1il.iblc: 

for 'dnteJ 'll1dc111,, 

( urriculum Rcqu1rc:mc111' In .1ddu1011 to thl' rcquiremt:nr' of plebe Y••Ir) 

l'rofi:"11111.il '..I '0~ '..I ~Ill '..I 100 :-;'..200, '\S300. ~~H2:\; 

\l.ulwn.111<,. S\122 \, plm eitltcr '>\12 \CJ or '>.\1212; 

'>.icntt:' )1'211, Sl'212; 

I lum.111111l's' I II lll'i. 11 11216 .111d muclecll\'l'\Olltstdc: 1hc 111.1jur i11duJ111go1ll',ll 1he .\00/'100 level: 

I .1ngu.1gc: h1111 't'Jlle,Ier' of .1 foreign l.ingu.1gl'. 

I ngint'l'rlllf. I :-., 100, I \I rno. I· I lO I, I I .lO:!, I S300 I ).%0, .rnJ one frl't: dt:.i1ve: 

\l.1111r I 1'211lor 11'1\0, I 1'220, I 1'·1~J •• 111d ,e,Tn ma1nrdetm·e,. 

109 
Pol icical Science Courses 

FP 130 United Srou:. CO\cmmem .md C.:onsurutional L)...,dopmem (J.(). ~I. B.t,1c corupt' of 

\n1<11c;m Jcmou~K)"· dit ( ,,.\,llt11t1on, polm<.:.d 

pru..1..-..-.., 'tnk.tun.-.u1J fimc11mt' uf r1.1tion.1I gt11t.mmcnt .1ml l<l<.tor. mlh:tKIJ~ it' np<.·muon; cmpi1't'" 

011 lq?;il ;mJ <.0t.hic1I JcnunJ., pl.icc-J on gt11 t.11111icm 

ofliuiJ.-., both m~lian .mJ militan: .L\ ddi1K-J lw dK• 

(.i.ll1'Unmon .111d \Lllllll' l'imr1-:1in11e . 

I P IJOX United Suu!\ GO\.:nunen1 and Con.sti 

tutional o .,..-clopment ~..{). 3) Ilic h,l\Jl l0nu.11t> 

of ·\mcm.:.m Jcmt11..r.1c1· .u1d tht· ( ,>m1i111uon 

pl.Kt-J 111 a comp•tmll\"C corncxt for m1J.,h1pmcn 

from foreign coumnes. l'im·q: l71ts 1mio11 of 

IP 1. lO;, for jjmg11 1u111111u1L1. 

I P210 lntroduci.ion 10 lmcmational Relation!> 

0-0· ~; .\pproaJ1e. to .m.1l~>L\ of 1mmi..mon•U 

n.-btion\: n.m1re <mJ "'"lurion of tmcni..mon.il 

politiL<il '''tc1m; foreign policyd<.-.cL\1011111;1kuig, 

mb of llOJMl<ltc .1twr.; Jiplom.Ky .uiJ '"W. Third 

\\onJ ewnonuc Jt'\-dopmcnt; .111d intcnt.1tion.1l 

11t,u1uuo1\\. Hm·<r !Pl W 

FP220 Political Science Method!> J-0-J). A 

dl><.'IL'"'m of die phihopl1' of \lll'lll<: for thi: 

politictl \llcnu.,t; imtn1t11on 1n r...'<.'al"l:.h mcd10J., 

wid1 cmpli..1.'i' on >licrnilic mt·thoJ .md qu.11mL1· 

tiw tt'Chmques. Pmrq: IP I JO. 

FP230 Introduction to Compar.iti'c Politic. 

J-0- .~J lntroJuces miJ.,h1pmcn to die m1J1· of 

poliuc. m od1er "1<.1cues. A cour1<: m rnmp.lrJuvc politic. olfrn student' .1 ba\lc fr.tnlt'\,·ork for 

;tn.U~7mg mhcr politi<.:.d '}"em\. 1't'y thtun:ti<.:.d 

wncq1t,, .tn.tlyti<.:.d tool' .md scmin.tl \\Ork., 111 

dle ridJ Jn: 1rnmduu-J IO L11 thl· foundation tor 

.1dvanct-J .ut1 'tudio rnur><.~' urk. f>remr IP I lO. 

I PJ I 0 Introduction to Global Strategic Srudics 

~-0- ~- b;.unin.1uon or the glob.tl mtemaaori..tl 

'}"\tl"lll tm111 the \tr.Jtt'gll per.pt't'tl\c to enh.uKt' 

our 11ndersw1ding or the prot<= .md dmam1c. 

of glob.tl dung<.,, .uid their impJct on pmf~,1on;u 

'"11\.'Cr. in die na"tl senile. f'mrq: Ff> UO. 

FP.~ 11 Lthics .111d lntem.1tiort.J Rclatiom 

(5-0· l. ·\r the out><.~. the t(x'lt\ "on J sn1dv ol 

the dom11i..u11 d1oorie. of mtem.uional n:Liaom, 

panirubrk Bi,markian rt.";tfom ;111d \\"1honi.m 

iddi,m. lncn, tL,ing hi.,ton<.:.d .md hc1101i.u 

<..'l.-o, p.t'><lgl" ffom li1er.m1re .• md giK.,,t 'pctkcr.. 

tl1i.' rnur.c explore> <..:.Lse \ludic. ti1J1 illt1>tr.1tt' die 

ctl1iGtl dilemma!> d"Lu art'<' m d11: n:buon., l:x.Tl'<"'n 

'Lit'-'· lk rnnrra\I \\ith wu""" d1.11 trt.";11 cd11ctl 

i'"'"l" for·"' ind1mhtl. dll\ rnur.c deal\ w1d1 ml' .Kl.\ of. 't"t"' .md of other group' 'uch .t, irN1rgcnl} 1110\"t'mcn~ non-go\"t'mmenr.tl organi1.uilll\\, 

.md imcm;mori.u .tllili.1tiom. Hmv IP I. 30. 

110 

I P J 13 lnfonnation foomology and lmemational Po~tic. n-O-J). Ufc'CL\ of mfomuuon 

tt.Jmology on IXJ1h the ruuon.11,md mtcrmtional 

polirictl '}"\term; empha;i~ on d=gc<l "e1ponry, 

the 'ulncrabiliry of cyb..:rsp:ttt' .111d odit'f .l.\pctll> of 

die infomucion rt.'\·olurion on tht' rel.mom ,u11ong 

ti..1rio1t,. f'imq: IP:! JO. 

11'31<1 Fomrnlition of U.S. 1-oreign PoliC) 

io.J1 (Ai'" \111<.h--l:n...-J rt.'\1tw of thecontc:rn. for· 

mul.mon .uxl exctuaon ofu.'>. fon:igri polKb !>UIU.' 

\\'oild \X'Jr II. inJuJingdtti.\IOn-111..1kingp~ 

.tdmint..uaaon of pt~K} .mJ J..,dcipmcnt ofrum.m 

poliaes. Hmq f.PIJO 

rP.322 Comparamc European Po~cics (3-0-3). 

~ruJv of fort.1gn and dome.uc pol1q· t\SU<!'i and 

proc~ of major Europem politiatl S)"\tt:tm •t' 

wdl as '\;.·\TO, the Lumpmn L"nion, and the 

L \ Lumpcan n:buo11.J11p. f'mr<f H'/30. 

fPJ23 Comparatn'l: Latin American Politic. ,_ 

0-.~). 'xlual. t'COnOmlc .llld polru<.:.d Cll\llOJltllt"nt.l>; 

n:gimo .md govcmmcm 111sun11.iom .md imt=t 

gn:>UJ", politic..'ll pan.re., mrJcnt>, d1url.h .md 

.trmt-J fon"" tht'Orio of Luin AmeriGU1 poliacal 

hchJ,ior "ith rnunm· = sruJio. f'rrm]: FPJ 30. 

FP.32'1 Luin American lntematiori..'11 Pohtics 

(~-0- ~J Lmn AmenGU1 mtemaaonal suhsl~tem; 

foreign policy nukmg of Laan Amcncm si;;to. 

l! nitu.l Sent.-.. Ei.impt:. fJfXUl and odier.;: rob ofr•>o-

\lall" .iac~ 111rcrmrion.u in'liniriono;; diploma."\' and 

\WU";.uxl applicuioo ofirmm.lllorul d~·. 

f'mrq. H' I 30. 

11'325 American Political Philosoph) J-0..~l. l"k 

tht'OllC>.mJ pr:tm.u.ofJdlcrvn. \Lili'«!. lJnculn. 

C..ilholm, ,\ 1.inin Luther f-mgarJ odicr'<!llurul 

\JncnGu1 fditlGI! diinl=;; <Pnu cmph..,.. on ..>.Jt.1:11 

J'f'O!:?\.'' and , ... ibk rolk.·y .mihigurty unJcr the lxumcr 

oll.iluw.mJ 1:-.<jtLilitv. /'mrq. l-7'130. 

FP326 Amc'ficm Presidenq (J.{). 3). An =lffiul..1-

aon of the pie.1dcnrul sck'Ctlon prot= and of the 

1ururt· of presiJenrul P°''<'f in bodi the dome.Uc 

.l!ld 1nrcm.1tion.tl 'f'hL-n::.. "'di a foa.1> on die '"l\~ 

111 "h1J1 J,..,. an: both mh.11Kc-J .md con.=iint.j 

by other .1c1~r. in dw politi<.:.d '"tern, inJudinJ?, 

Congro." the juJiciJ br.mJi. dil' bumiucrao·,-the 

mc·1:fo. and tl1e public. /'mrq. f P 130. · 

FPJ28 Legisla&.e Pn:x=. 3-0 '). [\.m1on 

m.tku~ m die l, \ Congr...-.,.; wmtitucndo 

and eb."Tion,, role of pany .uid commillt"CS, .l!ld 

inter:tcllon "'th cxt't."Lmve .111d 111dici1I branJio, 

bun:aucr.Jl}"· im<.-re.t gn:>up> .md other actor.. 

l'im:q. F-1'130. 

FP335 Non-Democr:u:ic Politic. J-0..3). Examinauon of moJlm tot:aliLLnari .u1d authonun.m 

n:gtmo a> Ji...tinn fonm of poliuc.il org;inil .. 11ion. 

!'trrrq R' 130. 

FP.J40 \fodem Pot;tical Thought and ldeol-

<>g>· 13-0-3). lnuoJua:. ,nrJcn1> to the mam 

wmponm<.'l:S of romcmpora.ry polia<.:.d Kka. 

and printiplcs. "Jne 00t.1r.c di>tinguish<o. among 

phtl0>0phical argwncrm. Kkological rom icoo11>. 

.uid ;ocLil movemen~ It <'fll~ mat dunng 

r:hc rwcnaedi cmnm· thi> Ji...nnnion Iu., blum:J, 

resttlting in highly ropularizt.-J idrolog1· di'>glli><.-d 

a.' phil0>0ph1: During this course, important 

wncclll!> about !::mi<.: poliucal '-aluo, die 

namre of jl1>Uu: and die distribuaon of wmlth 

along "idi emu-al wnu:pCl> like equali!); liberty, 

and righCl> a.re wn.sidcn:J in light of lOpiatl l>Suo. 

Though a lr-f)ci1 ..:qud ro the required FP- .~ 

CPoliti<.:.d l'hil0>0phy) course, diis cour.t: "open to 

<Ul\' ;rudcnt mten:sted in explonng wmcmporary 

politiatl argumenCl> and propo,,,'lb_ Rei.Jin!!> range 

&om die extreme. ofanan:hism to ddxuo about 

ll:mini>m and cmironmcnL'lli.,m. l'mrq: l.P/30. 

FP.34 1 Po~tical Psychol<>g> 3-0-3). Lntroduction 

to pwi:hologr<.:.d con,q>Cl> .111d approadio l.1't'd to 

.tnalp.<: politic.. ·rop1c. W\t.n-J inJudc acquisition of personal polici<.:.d am rude. and bdid\; die 

d1TI.1Jltic. of public opinion; Lhl'Orio undcrlymg ~Op (Psychological Oper.iaons), riots, 

J"l'\dutiom anJ wars; and f'S'Wologi~ sow= of 

effective: anJ Jekcrm: dCl:hions in ,malJ group setunp ,uJi .t>. juri<5, military command,. and policy 

S<."ttinp. f'rrm] l-7'130. 

FP.3-15 Emi.ronmental Politics and SecuriC) ~ 

.~ This course examines die ma)Or em1roruncnw 

problem' curn:ndy influenang L. ), dome\U< and 

t'fl\lrorunenw =wiry poliuo. It exploit:!. major 

tht'OCio about the rdation.sltip> among m'ironmcnt.u, dcmogr.1plii,. and polici<.:.d confli<ll> and 

pJ"O\ides .1 broad O\·m1cwofwlt11 i:. knmm anJ 

\till wlloim,n. Puhlk. policy wnrro,t.<No rducJ to 

gloh.tl wa.mung. poUuoon, d.:gradation .mJ !inure 

'>GlfCllY of land, Jtr, O.:C.."lll, fu:.h water tt:!.OIUU:. anJ 

b1oJi.. ~!}"are ex.uninc<l m >0me detail Endunng 

.u..J nm d c'lh!Ctl i>i.uo about how to promote: die 

right>- ofhtUll..111> .mJ other 'f'UJO an: W\t.l'l-J m 

di'<l.l..,1om .mJ dch.110. SptUal tmphasi:. i... pbu:J 

on DoD cn'ironn1cnt.tl pmgram> and dx· ~ 

ropon.,ibiliae. and oblig;mom of na,-al offi.:cr.. m 

11nplc111cnting L. S. em lfOnmenol -.a.urity poliao. 

EJi:h nud.Jupnl.lll will .no,.., a 'pecitk: c:mironmenol "-'.urin· ~re and k:tm IO rnmpktt: a 1xiliq· 

t'\Jlu.1tion. !'trrrq: Ff>! W. 

ll'.350 Political Lconom1 '-0-3). 'This mt~ 

pm' ido .111 tmder.t.mdi~ of tht' wUti.:nvc: atnon 

t.tkcn by r:hc st.lie and the.econonw "hen: irxJi,idu.tb e~ m 'l'lf'.mten:stcJ bdi1,~or. It Jc:al., \\ith 

how the state: ll>O (>O\\"t'f to nuke lk(NOJ\\ about 
who gi..-u "tut \\tlCll and ho''~ md "''" =· n...-..JUKC\ ,Ill" .i.lkx..uC<l and JJStnhu1c<l 1.hmugh the 

nur1<cl pn...:=. fopto ondudc- 1hc >1ruaun: of poliuc.d cconom1 suir- nurl.ct tcruK>11S, <..:x>nomoc 

n.:monal1sm, d.:n11 ....ran and cipn.ilism, and 

1111cma11011.tl tr.11.k .uid I n.mcc. /'rrrrq 1-7'210 

I 1'355 CJ\il-.\Wil.lr} Rdauora (J-O 31. A.n cxam111.100n of the 11 tCfj' t,.,..,,._.._,, &.ili.u1' .uiJ 1hc 

miliun U1" ~MJI Jcm• ICTdOC 5<>.len. "I11e UIUN: 

hlcndsol thc.11). pracu«, poliq·, '<>.xilog\·. lmtul'\ 

JOd I" diucJ philmlfll1} In c.=nuic dw rdauon'ihop 

ot the pn~t""'°'1Jl milit.11) to the -<10<1' "t1id1 

ll '<.'t''C!o. 1-Jnpf<"l'o~ .I WmJ~lr.tUW ,1pprtr.iJ1 \\llh 

(111ph.tSLS on w."' >11.Ji.,. Hrreq IP/ JO. 

I 1' ~56ConA ia Jnd l'= m.ikmg(3-0.3). lhi, 

IC · 11• u .,,._ 1Lo on o:arn111mg. Ji."u"111g. and 

learningTM"' to 1h111k cnawll) .'!bout d11: n.uure ol 

wnllicu and the.- .Ill of ~ILtin.iking m the f""l-

( .okl \\ .1r "urkl. It "111 mduJc let.""IUfCS, pmblcm 

«"llli:rt-<l brnmg appru.id10 and Ji.'<""'"'" 

SL.....,IOrn. lntc'T.l(.UOIU \\1th l":\pc:n.' .1r1d a \1.\ll tO .1 

foreign cmlla>.W il'<>L\t nuJ..J1ipmc1' 111 {}lllllng .1 

f'<-'npt'l.'tl\~ on conf!Kt lntn.lf.'rnlrnt .u1d f'>ca<C 

making. H1m1 f-IJ J>,(.J 

11' 5- l'olitiu of ( h1na anJ Japan 0-0-.ll. An 

o:.ui11n.1t1011 nl ti ( hm=1Jap.tnN' polmcal 

>)'1Cm \\1th cmpl""'' un chc J11J;trrtK imcracuon of 1r.ul1u.1n.tl .md \ f.m.M 1Ji.ulogicJ torus. 

/'mrq Fl' 130. 

11'358 Polirio ofSoud>CaSt ~ J-0-.\1. 1111, 

u>Ul'<: pred'I' UV'\' ol '<iuche1st 1m1 p<~I~ 

111Juding ln0000,L1, ~ l.tla1~ :>u~pore, Th.ul.111<.I. 

.u.J the PlulipplllO. I l..i11<1<.TJUJ.1cion. poliucal 

<'w111>my. 1.hc mk • 1f l.>i.un, m.mumc p1r.11.."), .md 

n11111r 1.-...i1<~ "ill bi: o..unllll-d f'mrq: IP 130. 

I 1'560 \lidcllc b .\I lmt-m.itional Politic. \.o J) 

F ('~,() .l<!Jn:.so cmu-.J = f'ICl'llnciu to the 

\ IKIJk-1·.l\t suJ1 1\ che "K1rccs of ronflict on die 

n.pm. pnliuc.J .u1J <'lonomll fano"' dl.U pn~ 

llKll<' l>C:IU: .mJ suhilit\. the role ofmtcn1.11111n.J 

0~11111.itK>n'i. .111J chc role nf non ~t.uc .1'.lll"'- 111<: 

cuW'\C .ilso n.'\'ll"'~ chc n.·g1om wlo111al p;N .Jong 

\\1th JorncstK <1n.u1rut.u1u~ 1lu1 aJTco 1hc influ· 

ctl<l' of die~ h.Jdk I .lSl on glob.u atfam. \ w.rcful 

k.ik •II the Ru.Ji I l.1<.umc .md the me of t<-rmn'm 

.in: 1ndu.J<,j_ rl1<:wu~1.owm.i."1111·1':>1 ck>. 

tM. l'mzy IPI 'iOillid IP.?10 for pm111ss1011 of 

dq.mmm1d111r.) 

If'\(,<; African Poli1.i"' ( \~). \). Analpi.s of 

poh0<."ll urods .tn<l romutlllKJIW Jc-.-clopmcm ol 

\Jnwn pohoc.d \)'St<iru, diar n.·laoon' \\tlh rnic 

.tn0th<T .uiJ oul>Kk· "urld. ancnuon .J1n:mu 10 

l '>. "«'\.Uflt\ lllll'mil-\ 1111\Jncl. l'mi·q. 1-1'/J() 

IP.~~ Politic. ofRu-.\i.1 J11d chc ( IS W \1 

lhcdc'\ck'Pn 1<.'lll I J dL\lnt<WJlKlllOl th, U>lltcrnpor.u; Ru .. ,Ltn polmc.~ '}'ti.:nl. /'mrq /-1'/ llJ 

/-1'210 lnv,f.ly rmm1111n11WJ. 

I P.\68 Compar:uivc \,Lm Poliria ( ).(J .\). 

\1,tcJTLtlK wmi~tr.111'< .1ppm1d1 to dK· \lllll)' of 

poliuw.l '}""Ill' 111 l.L,t .uid :-Oudll-a't \,1.1 l111tl1 

counuv Cl.">L' '<~<'-"lt\.l Imm d1c Mfl.-.i.,, I U\\,Jll, 

\Lrl1)'la· ~h-annur, fnJon..,,.i.1. l'h1lipp111t.,. \infit· 

pon: 11uil.md .uid \'it"tn.:un); theort."11..:.J tmpln'" 

on tihmc cuntlin. <'t.nnomic Jt'\ ck>pmcm and 

dct11<'JCr:lttI.11Kll1. l'm1°ff' Fl'l.lO. 

FP.}69 \liddle Lt<iicm l'olitio. \-0-j). C.0111-

p.tr.ul\'t: anal'"' ol ..k1111L'U< poliuc.,., poli1i<.<u 

t\.OIKJn1}'. chc role of n.-lig11111. fon.'P' poliuo. 

.u.J dcrncnt' of 1mcrn.1uo1J;U n.-L1io11' of \ lidJk· 

Ll\ttm poliutal ''''e~ dk'1n.·n..:.tl emph."'' on 

<ihmc wnAic1, rnnfli,1 n..."<lluoon .u1d dtn1ocr.11.ic 

Jc'\dopmcni. /'mrq. /.P/ W. 

IT'r o 1-oreign Poliq ofR=iJ .u1d C I'> >-O·J) 

l )L'<U.. '1011 ofgt"poliuc.u 1dc\>logu. .. u. lll\utU· 

uo1ul. culrur.tl .uiJ l'\.Ullom1, faclOI'> .tlft'\.tmg 

Ion"~ !"~'' . .,. J<'-'t'1un miking in Ru. .. ,tui .md 

otl <.-r m<n1bc"' ol ( ·.ommon\\GUch of lnJqx-r1-

dc,1t \r .110: n.·g101ul .md glob.u ; .. ,"<"'of "-'-'Ill~. 

JcmOJ .c. .uid In....- markt t'\.nnomiL'. l'mnf 

Fl' I ){} 11-7'2 I 0 f.1gNy rrro11m1mdedJ. 

IPr t .\> m lmcrnarion.tl Politia HI-}). 

.\rul)"' of m1mt.1t<' n.-1.uion.' of .,.,htt\11.t't anJ 

'ic:>LH.hc.l,I ,\,LJJ1 't.uo~ cor1u:ntr.mon on Rh'l01t.tl 

o~.aciom, '<.'1.UCit\' .illi.m= .md bilatcr.il arr~mcnc.. l'mi>t I-Pl. >O. 

ll'r2 PoLutal l'.lft.I~ Campaigns .mJ lmcre.t 

Group\ ).() \ '>tud\ uf Jnumi~ of group 

polm"' on the l.JS poLnw.l >: '\tcm; tmpli;L\11.C. 

rob pL.,w I" p;tr11cs. 111tere.1 grnups, puhht 

opinion .uid d<l.11011.• 111 1hc U S. poli1ic."11 pnxc.,. 

l'mrq IPI ;o 

I p3-5 Poliuc. and chc Media (3-0 .l) \com 

prchcm11c .tn.U)'<' ofh<l\I prim ch-ironic .mJ 

complllcr-h.L ... J nl.l'-' m<Ji.1 <lino..:. ul\lT .mJ 

di."<:rnuutc 111lnml.1Uon ahou1 :\mcnc.in poliu~ 

.mJ g_m"t:m111c111. 1\JJ;U)'>L\ ofwmcmporm· mcJia 

Imm the fXT'>f'l<.'\.tll"e of ,uhieas. di. ...... m1n.11u" .u1J 

wm11J11<.'T'> of 1hc 11<""· l'rrrrq: IP /JO 

I ~g..t Politi"' of lrregul.ir \\ "1rfuc HU). 

!11rt1reu1..-tl lmtoncal .mJ pixi<... c":\dJ111n.mon of 

kM-bd poli11c.u0mil11.1rr wnlrnmauon; 11<"''<.J 

Imm \l'\'t-r.tl l"'"f"'llll'L,, <11Ji >!> R.'\uluuon;ll)·· 

pol1,y-nuk111g. nukuy .u1d naaon-,Wll~ focu.'> on 

I,;.~. ll..'\f'Oll.'<.' tu [ ]( _ f'rtreq· Fl' I W, 1/( 

l· l' .W~ Criminal L.1" .md Justi<c(W l) ,\n 

L'\.mun.tlK>n of both I Uk: uimin.J JlL'lk.l' ''~tc111 

,111<.I chc "-'-lllln.mc11L' of duc pniu.-.., .L, nw"1uc;.f I" 

the CnmmutK1n ftkouhlc f<.up.mly, m .. -ruJ u 111b-

,io1l\. plc.i n~u1111ig. <1C.) .ind (.!) Uic crin11n.1I L111 

Uk.' IJ;ttun: ol rnrnu.J 1mcm. UK' cnm111;J .k.t. Uk.' 

Jdcn"'-" l'<~f.Jdc11\C. 111~u11t\, <1c.) .1, Jlu,1r.1t<J in 

, .. Ji wmmnn L11, ldonK-" .L~ rnunk-r. r:ipt". nH>c!); 

and h.ottcn llrmr IP I ~J. 11< 

IT' 10.3 \ch.mu.'ti ~ 'x:mni.tr 111 \\.1,h1 ng· 

ton \.(). \ lmcJl\l\C lw1J., ... ,, 1111rt..lLKlKlll IO 

unique 11..'\CoWl ll..'\(>Urt:<.Oi of\\ .1..hmgtun. I).(·. 

,uJ1 ,l\ I jhi:m· ol ( ·.ongn.."'' computer ')'tcm. 

i·<\lcr.1l IJ,.._mm' ( mnmi''""' D.1~1 ll.t\C .uid 

od1c0'.: n.-...,tn.h Jc..,1g11. fidd Inf"' tn \\'.i,hington 

for d.1LI hL\l' ll"' .md ditc lllll't' IC\\11lg l'm-rq. //( 

JP\ nutfOr. 

rr .• o-1111clligencc and !\.1cional Sct.-urit\ 

).{). l l .\.1111i11'llln11 of mnrn: 'lgmfit.uKc .u1d 

dt'\dopmcm of llltclligmtc inJu,fing wlhtoon. 

lOlUllc:nncdligcna.-. duu.ID11nc .md c..ovcn .u.t1on 

;md t'\",Utl.llmn; mdud.,, mm:m i"uo .u1d Cl\C 

,ruJ1C>. /'m1·q !Pl.lll. IP2!0. m11/ //( ar 2/C 

;h/1Jfl111g 

FP·108 lntem,llJonal 1" (.\.-0- \J \ul'\<'\ of 

publk. LI\\ nf 11.111011' onJuding 1umdic11on. ut.i1.c1l\l11p, n.1unn.ui1y, huinu1 nglm .• md tituy Lm. 

Ilm UJUN: pltcC\ 'JXUU cmpl•"" un 1.hc LI\\ of 

chi.:"'"· UlC l.1w of '"u" .md the kr;u '"uo 11l\uk111g chc U'<.' of lon.c lw ,t.llC\. Hrn'>'/ IP2 I tJ. 

Fl'·1 I .3 Constiruuonal La'" lulcrnl ~Y'illm < 3-0-

l .\n .uJ;U"" of kt'\ \upn:mc ( oun ~ku""''-' 111-

l<-rpn:ung thc- po11cr uf UIC 1uJ1cLl!)'. the c":\c\.llll\'C 

.md umgn.-,.., undc-r UlC Commuuon; nallllll-\t.ltc 

rel.mu11>; the 1.omn1<n:c power; n;o1101111c lilx-nics. 

Hrmrl-7'/j(J. 

IT' t l•I Cort<.titulional L1\\0 G,-if ljbcnics 

t\.-0· l, . .\11 .ui.J"" oflcaJmg Supremt· (:mm 

dtu,ion.' 111 th< Jn"' of 'l"-'-'-h• P"-"''· .md religion; 

<'ljlLU pn>1<>.iion ol minoritio .1ml 110111cn; pri· 

'10· l~rreq!PI j(J. 

Fl'·120 l\1blic Poliq An.ti)" ' qJ.J). An.J)'i' 

of l ~. public polk. . inward ""-al .mJ t>tunomic 

probkin,, 111duJing 11.1ture of 'o(JU.U d101t..-; ''ll'I'-') 

of.,.,k'-t<-d I"'"')' .tn:.1', ,udi .1, h..-.uch CU'l', <-<lm.:;1-

tion. h•m,ing .111d <'UlllolllK and ""-i.J wdf.tn:. 

l'rrrrq. l-1'1 iO 

Fl' 121 '-.11.ior"J St.'Cllrir' l'olic, {.l-0-.>1. I x.11111· 

tLltl<m of 1111t-r.1<.11on of .iome.r;< and lon.1gii p<>li1-

1cJ .111J miliLll'\' w1Ndcr.itK>ll.\ ui d1c· lummlmo11 

.111d L-xccuuon ;,f 1J;1riooul '<'-wirv l"'lic •~ toc of 

c.1"-· 'tudjL."" .Uld l\."\ic.·w of t..l.lm:nt \tr.u"-P'- poliuc.'-. 

H1req· /-!'I ~J. 

111 
I .~0 Poliucd Philosoph) ~-0-\J. \111d1'of 

\\b.1<"111 ! .. •11111..J philn"'Ph\. \\1lh emph.M< on 

n"" of dem<>cr.ll'' and the 1m<u11ng of JU\llL<" 

e\plon." 1d.mumhip be"''"" inJj,iJu.J .md 

""i<W •. L, wdl J.\ Ult SOtllU.'.'>nf.1 \l.Ul'\ p<mer ,md 

.uuhomv <·x.11nines work., of m11or 1hinker'\ lrom 

l'l.110 10th, pn.""111. /hmr Ff'! ~o. 

f P•1r l111cma1ional Organiz.:u.ioru. (.).(J.j). 

l111,m.111on.J nrg.uu1 .• iaoru. 111 work! J .. >11111..,, 

.mc1111on !;"l'll 10 control of cunllict .md \ M>k'lkl', 

l.\.(l1111mi1.. '-nnp•..:rnrion and m.m.iμt.:nK·nt «l g)ol'\tl 

ll.'.\Clllrcc"; 111.11or ft>Cl.J.\ on the Unitc'<.l :--..mmt': 

di"u"'"" of ...,b.K-<l n:gion.J i~'u'" .md other 

01~tn11.111e >ll\. H11rq: f-7' 130 t111d IP2 /{). 

l'P+tO Poli1ics ofCemral Europe ('-11 \). 

-\11.11''" of the poliric.' of ( :Cnrr.J b1mpe from a 

wmp.u;ul\e P""J'<'t.'ll\-c; the stnl!~k· Jor n.111011.J 

1de11111v .md c't.nnomi.; dt'.'dopmem in the J .. hl 

rnmmuni't ennmnmem. Pn.n1r !Pl lO. 

f 1'·1'50 lntcm.nional Political Lconom) (.~.(J. ~I. 

111" '' '""'- c.x;u111nC> d1c hismriLil .md UlL\Jll.~ictl 

f{iund.uion' of (omcmporary 1111cm.uinnal pnliti· 

112 

cal t't.0110111\. It c-xplun:. chc c-.uh mg ~1.mon 

lx.·cw<.'t.11 gO\t:mmem .mJ t'O>nomio. 'lru..,ing the 

rob of mcrcuuili,111, lilx:rafum J.11d glob:JU.mon. 

Ii cxplon.."' tht: poli1icJ .ind t't.onomu .. inllumcc of 

U.S. nauon.il .1gcn<i,,, .t> well''' 1111cm.1uonal orw1-

11i1.aucms du1111g d1t: Ima half of the 20th u:rnury. 

/'m-,,q: IP2 I() fir insm/C/flr pmni!sion. 

rP '17 1 Gp>tonc Seminar 3-0-.~). lnc C1f"!Onc 

'il:min.ir 111 J'olm'"J 'x1e11lc p1m1d<..., a <lin.'t.'lc-J 

n:.carch experience J"'ignt-d to pwl tugc'Chc-r kt: 

dc111<:11cs of thl' .m::i ol .:oncc-ncration. ~ lidsh1pm1:n prepare .1 compn:ht:n.,iw =n:h papt1' 

th.it Jcmom1r.110 d1t:ir 111.l\tcry of suhst.tmi1 c· 

knowb.lge .md compc.·tc1Rc U-: applying wnung 

and n.·smn.h ,kill,. Prnrq: !/(I.PS n111jon 011/μ 

I P480 rI Research Seminar (3-0-3). 

FP500 I lonor1 ·\Jv:mted Research Design 

(2-0-21 \d'"UKt-d l'l."\l-:m.!1 tc-chniqucs: mdi11J1Lll 

"""'gn gwdu1cc" id1 'P''-UI reference to aJ,aJKt-d 

sL1uscictl 1u:l1111quo as wdl a< mcthoJologictl ·'i" 

pnxid1es. I j1cr:uun: n.-.·1cw .u1d pl\!)<.11L1Lion to thl' 

l:in1lty: Am·q: JPS 2/C ho11on >nidn11J only. Hmum 

Omm1r p<71m<r1011 rrqmn-d. 

rP505 I lonor1 Senior 5'.min.ir (.~l-1) . .\n ad 

\'.UKc-<l n=m:h ><.'fTUflJ.J' LO L:IITV OU( the ll..."""1rch 

10 nJminacc in a smior l1011or1. d11.."'L'. l+rrl'q: 

l-1'500. I IC FPSH 11w1or. 

FP510 110110~ Senior lne>is (3-2~ ). 

·\n aJ-.mced r=n.!1 scmmar allowing m1dencs to 

wmplcn: die =n:h dw will uJmin.uc· 111 their 

..... nior ho110~ thcst,, l'rrrrq· I IC ff'VI 111'l)Or. 
Di\ ision of Mathematics and Science 

Chcnmcn Dep.mmcm 

Cornpuccr '-.c1cncc.: I )qi.ircmt'lll 

~l.11hcma11C\ Dcpanmrnt 

Occ.:.rnogr.1ph} l )ep.mmcm 

PhplC\ () pJrtll\CIH 

II 
Chemistry Department 

Chemisrry M ajo r 

The chcm"cn m.11or .tr cht• :--:a,al 1\cadcmy provides m1dsh1pmen wirh cra1111ng 111 all of rhe 

Ji,ciplinn 1r.1di11onal liei<k ll'.tding ro a bachelor of science degree ccmlicd b) rhe American 

Che1111c.1l 'loti•n. 

:\II dwnmrrv m.lJ<H' c.1k, rc:qu1rcd wurses in organK. inorganic, .malr11tal Jnd phrsital 

chenmtr) .rnd hiochen11>tn. In .1ddirion ro the required courses, mid,hrpmen m.1y rake 

advarKcJ courses 111 each of these rnb1ccr areas along w1d1 rcbreJ ~rl'as such as polymer chemiHr)', 

expi<htves and propdla1m. forc:nsrcs and environmenral chemistry. Senior cap>ronc or research 

projeu' en,1blc n11dsh1p111cn to 1nvcs11garc ropic.; of parcirnl.1r inrercst 10 rhem under the guidance 

of a foculrv member. 

Chcnmtry ts .111 cxpcnrnen1.tl sc1e1Ke .. 111d mam· hours .ire devmed to laboratory work. The 

chcnmtn dcparimem .u the \i,l\,tl ,\L,1demy has one of rhe fincsr untlcrgraduacc chemistry 

bhor.uory foc1liric' in the n.uion, w11h modern spaces .md .1 wide .irray of imcrumenrarion. 

Skilled ccch11i(l.1m maim.tin chc laborarories. assist the f.tculn anti help midshipmen soh-c 

pracric.11 proble1rn 111 che l.1lh. f'atuln· ha,·e a wcalch of experience, not onl) 111 1he1r ac.1demic 

undt·NanJing of che1111sm hut also in che practical applic.uion of chemistry in the '\a'') .md 

~1.irine Corp,. Chemi"r~- m.1jors \\ill find that rheir ci,ilian .rnd mil1r.1rv insrrucror' <.lll make 

rhl' quJy ofchcmi,m .1 highlight of their learning experience ar rht• '\aval Academy. 

The chcnmrry 111.1jor gives midshipmen a solid background 1n 'c1c111ifit principles n:quired for 

Jn) of rhe tcd1nic.1I disciplines in which rhev will work as n.1\'al officer,, le .11,o provide, .111 

excellent .tc.1de1111t b.t,l' fo1 gr.1duate srudies in ,uch diverse fields as meJic111c oceanography. 

oper.wons rese,m .. h, 111.111agc111cnr .uul engineering. 

Curriculum Requirement> (In adtlmon ro the rcquiremems of plebe ye.1r) 

Profc"ion.11: N I 20.l. '11 l 10, Nl 100, NN200. NS300, NS·12X; 

M;Hhcm.111cs: '>M223. '>1\1212: 

Suente: '>1'211. )1'212, 

Hum.1n111e': 111121 'i, 111 1216 and rwo elecrin:s induJ111g one .11 rhe lOO/·iOO Ind: 

r 11g111ccring: I I rn I. I I rn2. r.A-100 or F.N400 or EN40 I. I:.~ I 300, I ~JOO, I '>360: 

J\lajor· SC:2 I 1, \( ll'i, S< 226. 'iC262. SC263. SC335, .SC Wi, 'iC 363. 'i( 356, 'iC346. '>( 364. 

'iC..A"6 or 'i( ·J<J(i, two m.11or decm·cs, SC"!-2. and one fre~ decm·l' 

111 
Chemistry and Biolog) Course~ 

Btr11or.1 Cot R\f.\ 

SB201 Bioloro for the '-•'"11 Of!iceT .>-o. '). 

\111<h nc "ill lc.1m l•.L\I< h1ol<V m the comt-xt of 

its .1ppl1cmom to <"l'T)'lL1y lite .111J their funm: 

d1111<.,, in the ='·•'~1l 'x:r-1n·. lop1c. indutk~ Jic1 

.md numcion, hom1011<..,,, g.:11t11c. .md the hunun 

g<'!lOlllC. gt."11<.11< mgir1<.i.nng, I):'\:\ "fini;<11>nnl· 

mi:. hurn.m p1:rlnm1.u1<e. d1-.ci-c, te.i\t;UKC ,mJ 

i1nnu1111ty :-:otc.-. '>1u1km> c.umo1 gt1 cn.'l.lit fr1r 

l·o1h \1\20 I .u11I ~B2 I I or ~1\20 I .mJ ~l\2'i I 

f'rrm/ 1101/C 

SIU 11 Bioloro for the l'\aval Offirer "i1h I.ID 

\ .' I \ruJ..nL' "ill learn h.L\I< h1olog\ m the 

COllll'Xl of IL' .ipplicatK>rL' lO l'\l'T)'<ii~ lilt: .111d thl"ll 

funul' Juu"' m till· :\'a,'11 ~'l'\KC Topia. indudc: 

J1<1 .uiJ nuuinon, hominn<"· gmcci0> and tlic 

hum.111 gcnon11:, generic tnpnwring. D:" c\ 

"linb-apnmmg. human l":rlomun<e. di'l,L\C, 

"'""1.mw and unmunn:v. I .il10ra1one. an: d1..-.if_•tK'C! 

1n n:mfim:c .mJ <'XJ"tnd upnn wp1c. tTom k-..nm:. 

::-:01,- \1.udcnts CUlnot gt.1 cn.Ji1 for botli \1\20 I 

uY.I \f\211 or \I\' 11 and \B2'i I. Pmrq. 11011c 

SB2'5 I General Bioloro· I (.'\-2•1). Fwicbmcncal 

pmk1pb nl the \l1<1iu: ofhK1k'K'· are imruo.lut<-d. 

J, 'I"°' include m<.-i.ilx>IL,m. tdl 'Lrucnm: and 

funltlon. J.i...,,1c.tl .md moh~1br gt:iit'!.ic., t'\ulU· 

uon .uiJ cwlo1~ . I lit· pt:l">!'<'-11\'e of the rnul\C L\ 

fm111 l1fc a> .i \\hole, "ith a fo.._u, on the posmon 

ol htUllan\ in di< <J\trul -Jlt.TiiC. f'nm:q: llQIU' 

SH252 Gencr•I Bioloro 11 ( 1·2-4).1111' coul\C 

pn"1dc> m1J<·rw "1th .i o,oliJ foundation 111 

human ph~'IOk>g\ . 1,,,.-,ure. lou" on tht' n1lm1-

11"n" of both fi.muion .rlong \\1th rumpkmrnca· 

n· ton'"T'" m b1odimmuy. tell biology. gcnt'tiO>. 

.uid Jt'\'l'1<1pn1e111.tl b1nl<>g_'. I .ihoratnry "-"'''",,. 

Ul\1.T 1hc 'illllC tup1<.'> a' "di ;.1,' .m.uom\' .md 

lmtulcw;1 /'11?>1/ \/l.!51 

'>II.HS ,\lolct."Ul.ir and C.«.'fleral Genetic. .W- ~-

"1 '.-.. 1..'!lts IO tlm O>Ul\C \\ill ,,1.1<.I· the ml-. '11LUllC of 

n:ui;. '1.mmg \\1U1 ha.\lo.. \,\ k11Jdian) g<n<1K.'> .111J 

cndmi; wuh mc .. km mob.\lbr b1ol<'lg'' I l1t• toursc 

\\lli <"\.ll111ne lllCl>mpbc drnnin:mcc, <'f'l'i.N-.. 

plc1o!tT'f"· 1r.ul\foml.1LK>n. domng. ~'UC <ngi11cmni-:. 1mpnn1111g .. 111J L'\pcnmcmal tt-..luuqul.'-. 

< <>li'1<J "'' \l \.\8 /'im11- \H.!51 or \'( ~- ~5. 

'>ll.\.1 I ,\dvanc<-d Ph~'\iolnro HJ-l Ilic mohu1 ir "''"'h.m"n" ,111J i;ci1en" of nomul ph1,tc•l•'b~­

c.il rt~ul.mon ·"""~I "'' 1hc pJn,ml<'lg'· of "1nw 

(1111lll1Ul1 J'.Uh1~og1.::J ,l.11 ...,, mJ1 d.\ hc..."'lfl J1-.CL\C 

.llld k1dnt'\ f~1l11n:\\ill he ll1\'5tlpttJ. llu: 11i;1~1r 

1 .. -.h '"l<'lll.1. mdudmg <0.11\lrll\.\'>CUl.v. pulm<>-

11.11v. n;·nal. "'1'""-llllll\C:, .u1d d1g<,,,U\'c.', .tlong 

""" 1he1r u1111111I h1 di< ncmlll' .mJ cnd1xnne 

W'lrlll\ .In: \IUdicJ 0 f'mnJ \/l.!'i.!. 

Sl3421 Dcwlopmcntal Bioloro 12-2-1l ~n1dcm' 

111 thl\ COUIX "ii learn thn111 .l!Umal Jt-.dopmcm 

fmm ftroliuuo11 through .t<lol=ic-.:. hxm111g on 

wncbra1e dt-.·dopmcn~. Clopti.1.-tll)· that or h111rn1ru. 

In ki.1111\". 1.he mob:1.Jar .md ~enc.:1ii: com rnl of 

Jtwloprncm \\ill he emph.l\i;.t.J. \\Tit'll,';l.' 1n 

l.ihorJtorv "-""""-' cmhn 'Oiogv .ind dt-.-dnpmc.:nl31 

.u1.nom1.'\\ill Ix· ,mdied \\ith t"Xtcmivc 111icm'-

cnp\'. Prmq: \'IP 11 or ~B.!51 

5&131 ~lioub1al Oicrnisu) 2·2-'J n,,, rnur..c "'II '-"pion: 1.hc m1cn;,,·ung and unpon.1111 

1mc.:raaio11> du1 <KCUr lx'l'\1..i.1i 1niatJhc,, .uid their 

\lmnundini."- inJuding ht~ hosts .md <..'\ll'l.'tlie 

em1ron111cnL,. S1x-..:it:'o of m1..-.c '\1mplc <ll{?;Ull\nL' 

h.1w c\'Oht.I di,·c.:I'><: 111a.h;mi'm~ ro comb:11 

a.'-"1ulr by ancib10U<-"\, hem)' m<~ais. pollucum and 

cxm:mc.: irradi.umn. The Ltli wmponcnr of the 

di."' "ill mduJe 1dc11cil}ing. culm'1ung.md 1csung 

n~L\rns "itl1 'ul\ival mc-..:h.misms of 1111cn:>1. 

( .oli,ied ;i., 'i( 131. f'rm:q. \B.!51 wul \'( l35. 

Cf/F.,WISTRI COl 1RSL.S 

SC 111 Found.uions ofChcrnism· I \.2 ·II. l'hc 

hr.T 111 a lW<>-'<'111<....,"!<'f "-'qUcnu: p~nting tl1c 

fund.-uncmal l.l\" ;uid thc'Onc> of J1cn11my. \ fajor 

1op10> include d1e1111ctl \toich1omt1rv. pcrioclic 

lll'11ili. atomic \LrUCrure. dicmiwl t-quilibnum. 

U1<11TI00\1l.lniit.."\, nuclear diermsm-, clc-crmchcml\ll\' :uui'kinnio. !he k ... nuc material i' rnmplcm:med \\iUi t.."\l~mcim Jt:l>1gned to dt'\dop the 

,rudems LtllOr.non· skill-. 0:.1\oU appli.::10011' of 

chemistn· are mtruo.lua.-d tl1roughou1 the murses 

10 pl'0\1clc an ,1\\'111."n= ol chc.:n;iStl)' 111 nonnal 

:\',w,· opcr.mnm. f~m·q: 110111· 

SCI 12 Found.uionsofChemisuy ll 0·2-'I). 

I hi' is the \l-cond 111 the !W<KOllrse founduions 

of Jicrrustry '<~[Utna:. X'-' S( 111 for .1 g.:ncral 

mul\Cde.mpuon. In tht,,<·r.1onof'o( 112. n:l\"11 

.1pplic11:iom of chtmi.,uy including hex.ii' .Lmior, 

mrro,ion. nuck"r power, hoilcr water qualicy, aircrali deicing. ;uid scuba Ji,·ing will be emph.t.;izcd. 

lmrq.SC/11 

SC151 Modem Chemi.o.u; 0-2-'1) . .-\ ont~'t:lnester coun.c for die "Jl-pn:p;~J srudcm. '"u'~ing 1he pk-he.: }~'11' d1crni>m· n.-quin:mcm. \tuJems 

cnt<nn11; tl1i' wul\C 1111"1 h.1,·c dcrnrnwr.utJ thctr 

undcrs;;mding of li.uitL1mc11ctl dicmic.J wnu.pts 

hy a \Cmng pcrfomianw on tlic dicm1'lr-· \:Jida11011 =m f'm1q: l'buY111C1lf br dcp<1m11m1 dwr. 

'>Cl I 'I Analyt.ictl Oicrni\tr) (2-0-2). '11ii' Olli""-' 

<-xplon:s the dimn· .uid application ol""\\<1-

d1tm1ctl method, and lll\tnlrncnt.'lUt11i 111 Jeter· 

11111ung the dien11ctl cnmpc,.,ition :md \tllllnu'C of 

111.mcr. Bu1h q11.tl1t.1avc and quanci1.11iw "'!'<'-~of 

chem1ctl .111'J1'i' will be aJdn..">SL'C!. 'I l1<· 1hc,,rie> 

.111d tocilllK!ll~ lc:Lmd in th1' COUl\C l'lll ll<: ll"--d 

in .ill brai1di<" nf diem Mr)' .md \\ill he .1pplitt.I 

in ,ulN.-qucm dicmi.,m· wur= 111 UK dmni>uy 

nujor f'nn·tr .\C:225. 

SC22 I Oicr11i.1lI) in \ lodcm \Xnrfure ~).'I. 

·1ru, COlll'<: \\111 L'\.1111111< tl1e '<IL11•X lx~111KI cnn-

\'tmion;U \\<'If"'"' .uid ""il""l.' of m."' tbrrucann. The wur.i.· will lx-gr11 lw <'X<miirnng I ugh 

c..."<plOSl\·l'- :uid pmpcllmc. lw '1ud)111g till' 'll11cn1n: 

~ntllfS15. JJ11! pro~xruc> of di1..-.c nut<n.J.-.. ·nie 

'lumd part of the colll'<.' "ill fOcu:, nn d1l'11li<..il 

;111d biologiwl .igLnrs to indudc hi>mn-. 'trutntre. 

m0<.b of.lltinn. Jcrcaion proccaivc mc:NllC>. and 

mt'thod. oi' ,k-,;untu1111i;it1<>n l'm-eq: 'i( 11.!. 

SC225 Oiwinic Chcmisll) f 0-0· ~). I lie first 

of a n1·1>-:>cmx1cr ""-'qUCrKc ofcoul'lt:> t( .. u=l on 

the chemi>uY of co\"alcnt wmpoun<l> of <OulXJn. 

che' moku1b of lik." \ L'Uw unponam wnccpts 

from gcnc1al chcmi'ay (strndiiomt·uy. bonding. 11111t<11n: k111t'tics :u1d 1hen11od111an11cs) are 

LL"-J :md c-xpandtJ upon. :'\tw con<q>l\ indude 

confunn.mon.il analn1>. '1.cn.~x:hcmNn-. n.-acrion 

mt'Lh.'1111\rm. and molt'Cular orb1!3l thmry. Prm:q: 

\'( 112 or W 151 (1J"<f: \'U6J. 

SC226 Organic Chemistr} ll l.'l-0-.~). 111" 1s 

the 'it'COnd in 1he two-a>urs<. "-'qucnt1' 111 orgamc 

d1cl111SD'\:. 'x-c SC225 for a wurst: d=ription 

l'mrq. s( ..!.!5 t111d SQ63: (1J"'lf' SC!62 

SC262 lntcgrated Laboratory II - Reactions, 

Chemic:tl ;md lnstrwnemal Ari;-tl}~is (0-(>-2). 

QLL11itaUw .md q=mum·c mt-thoJ., .lll' .ipplied 

111 the d<~cmiuMtion of die products of 'l'\t:i"a! 

unport.'Ull dicmic.tl 1U1cuons, indud1ng .i mulnstcp S)'T'IUi1..-.is. Studt:im al'° .ippk UR"'t'. 111cd10ds 

111 the an.U\"i' of simple "'juilibnurn ~'lclll.' anJ 

the "'f>'lr.llion .md idcntilicu:ion of .i nm..:omponenc unknml'n. Ht7rlf: 'iC225 1md 'iC21i l; 

C'.oreq: ~'C2.!6. 

SC263 Jmcgra1cd LaboraLOI) 1- Rt.-ictions, 

Separation .uid Purific:mion (0-6-2). 1111, labora1ory wurse cmphasi1.t."> the th<'Ory and p1~Kt1cc 

of <epar:1Ung .md puril\ing dicm.ictl ,ub-.Lmo:s. 

lechniqu"" in<lud~ O)"l'Jll/.icion. di."ill.mon. 

oolumn chmm:uography. g;i> Jiromm<it,""1phy. 

high pt1'1i1rn1.111lc liquid d1romotugr:iphr. cxrrac· 

!Klll .md ,uhlinution. ldcmili..:acion of'dicmic:tl 

,uhscaJ1<t.,, hi'<t.I on mlran."1.md nudtoU' nl.lgilt'tlC 

IL"iOIUllle \lX'Ltl'O>COf>} an: 111Lruo.iU<t~I. /'rm•q: 

~'('IJ2or ~"('/5/: Co11•q. ')(225. 

SO I I \,1.uinc and Atm<l'phetic 0i~~11isuy 

(3-0-3). An mm..lurnon to d1cmiwl pmu:sscs 

d1.u inOucnle tlic cllcmi,tn· of m.'llinc.: w.U<'!'S 

.u1d the .umc"phctic mari~c bound.II) l.1wr. llic.: 

course will lx'!;lll \\1th 1he wmpO'olUOll of 'Gl\\ollcr 

:u1d pmg,rL"-' l~l\\·,in.l' .u1 un<k·r;Lmding of 1hc 

biogcochem1<.J C\'t:b nfimporw.nr demmts in 

oceanic '"lcmo;. induding die chcmMrv of cmpo11'> 
sphc1ic rrm1ie .rnd aermol fiirmation. Ilic impaa 

thc.c pnJU."'' have on L'll~lll and limuc Naval 

op1:ra11011s will he di.'i<.1.L""'-'l.L l'nmr ~CJ 12 

SC.U5 Advam:cd Organic ChcmiSU} 0-0-'l· 

HuiJJing on the founciuion of'iC225-226. Lhis 

course will .1pplv fi.1nd.1111cncal copia such ;15 

stcrt'OL!1cmcmv, rnnfom1arion, suucrurc I bonding .u1d n1L'1.:h;nisms ro a<lv~nu..'Cl ropu:s suJ1 <L~ 

pcriL>dic rei.:1ions. liererocydic compouml<. and 

d1c rchirionship bef\\U:n mucmrc and funwon 

ofbicx:hemic:tlh- impon:am organiL rn1111xninds. 

Pm,.q. \'C?26. 

SC.HS Biochcmisu) (3-0-3). I 11e chcmictl b;isis 

oflifo will be L'\.urnned hy sn1dying rhc 1dauonship hcf\\'l'Cn the \trum1rc and Ii.int-Con ofhiological maLmmoltutlcs with <lll cmph.1.,15 on pmr<.im 

and nudm .Kids. ~ k1aholic proc~ involved in 

ene'R)· pmdua ion. storage and U'3.ll5fom1acion will 

be studk·d. Biochemical signaling and biologictl 

mcmhrancs will al~ he covered. Th<.'IC will be .u1 

O\'t!n i<w of mockm bio:hcmicil L"JXllmcncJ 1111..'thoJs. Himr SC226. 

SC336 Biochemistry II 0-0-3). llmrnur>.e 

will L-Xp:.mJ .mJ build on mpics from SC n 5 

>l.1ch as biomol<.UJ.lar sauaurc. b10<.'1'1Cf!!.ctcs and 

enzm1~ kinetics, 10 co,·cr bio.wnu1c'iL~ ;famino 

acid,,, 11uck"Ot1dD and cofauo~: photo~mhe5i; 

.md pl<uu mc1.<1bolic t)dcs; signal lr.lJl.'><luction; 

mob:ul.tr genetics: rcgularion of cuk.1.rvotic and 

pmkirmric gene '-"pru..1011. Pnmr S'CU5. 

116 

SC338 Mok'Clllar and General Genetics (3-0-3). 

Snidcm' 111 011» mu= wi!J ,'(Ucl\' the 111hericann: of 

tmits, SL1ning \\;d1 basic (Mcnddi:m) gcnccic:s and 

t11cli11g wiu1 modern mofocuhr biology. TI1c course 

"111 cx.1111inc incomplete dom inana:, q>L,,a.,is, 

pleintropy, transformarion, doning, gcnt1.ic engineering. imprinting. and cxpcrimcm,11 techniques. 

Coli,tLJ as SB.138. Pm!!q: 'ill25 I or 5035. 

SC31 J lncrodua:ion to Cherrucil Engineering Processes (3-0-3). An mtrodunof\· course 

d.,,ignL.cJ ro prepare srudmt> to Ix: able ro solve 

marcrial and cnc'R)· baL.111ccs nfaci"c to d1emicJ 

procL-<S<:S Ul'Uizing me Cllgilll'Cring approach for 

problem .o;olving. f'mrq: SCJ J 2, 51'212, 'iM22 I. 

SC345 PhysicJ Oiemistry I (3-0-3). l11is coui;c 

cxplo""' php1cJ and chemictl phenomena ";di 

emphasis on mmnodvnamia. An introducoon to 

kinetics is indudc-d f'nn'tj: (SCJ 12or SC15J);and 

';/'211111id5Af212 

SC346 Ph)'Sicil Chemistf) lJ (3-0-3). A conrinuauon uf SC34 5, \\1d1 an crnph,isu. 011 the q=1-

rum thc'Orr of atomic and mob:ubr suuaurc, 

111dudi11g speamscopy. Pnreq: SC345. 

SC.15 1 0 1emicil Struaurc Detcrminacion by 

X-ray DifTraa:ion (2-2-3). X-ray diffi-~cuon IS me 

most powerful tool for dt1.cm1ining chc threedimcnsion .. -tl srrucnire; of molt"Cllles. -n,is course 

1s a pracci<.:al. hands-on, inrrodua:ion co modern 

111e1.hods of 3 D mol~uhir srruaun- dcrcrminauon b) '\-ray Jillf:Knon. Srudt11t<> "iU IC3Ill tbc 

basic of the tltlmique fmm Cl)'ical growd1 to final 

'm1aurc solurion. f'meq: S'( 112 mid SM212. 

SC356 lnorganic0icmistry(·l44). Thcchcmiscry of the ~lain Group elcmcntJ> and chc transmon 

mc~-Js :ire srudied \\;th tmpha'15 on me propt.T· 

OL"i, struCTUllS, and ll:;!Ctl\~tie;;:; of mc.s: ckmcntJ> 

and their com potmds. P11!11•q: 5(226 m11/ W:.34 5. 

SC.%3 lncegrared Laboratory Ill - Physicil 

Principles and Quancitaa\C.' Analysis (2-6-4). 

l..1..'ClUn- and Liboratof\ focu., on chc cht!OrY and l:x:-

h.1, ior of molecules ~d ions in solurion. ·il1= an: 

cxplonxl in d1e lahoratof\' by chissicJ (mlummic, 

w.iv1mL'tr1C, ciaimctric) and modern inscrwncntal 

(speccroscopic. cb:uuchcrnicJ. mcrnial) mcd1ods 

of anal)'sis. QU:tJlricuivc Liboracory ccdmiquc is 

str=.I and sampling ttdiniques and smrisrictl 

anaJy,is of dam are introduuxl.. Srudent<> apply 

d1esc rechniqu.:s in a Liboramry an.-tlysis of chcir 

own design. f'meq: SC2 J 4 t111d SC262; Cmq: 

SCJ45 1111/ess urzi1'l!d bj·depnm11~Jtcl•11r. 

SC364 Integrated Laboratory fV -Advanced 

L'lboracory and Seminar ( 1-6-3). lllis Liboratorv 

course emphasizes the d1eorr. strucru.n:, synthe;;:;is 

and charaaerizacion of inorg:mic and organomccallic compollllds di.rough app~cation of a 11lUl1bcr 

of :u:h'aflccd techniques. :\ch=ced synmcac 

mLi:hod' indude photochemictl, high tempera.-

run: and men:-arn1osphcn- reacrions. Ad\"anet>d 

analyricJ methods indude magnetic susrepribiliry 

mcasuremen15, EPR, Raman and high-resolution. 

gas-phase speroo:=py and fut reaa:ion (sroppt.>dA°''') kinecics. In addition, a wcxklr sc:minar 

th.11 indudes cli.scm.<ioflS .me.I prcscmatioris by 

fuculci: •mdenrs and disringui>hed vi>icors pl'O\ide. 

exposure ro tbe "~de-ranging scope of chm1istr): 

Am:q: SC363: Gm"!: SCJ46 and SC356 1111/ess 

11mvrd bj· depurtmmt rhmi: 

SC4 12 Environmenra.l Oiemistrv (3-0-3). 

Manv :m:d)'ticil chern1St1}' tt.•chruques cm be llSl-d 

to learn more ahom the chemimy of our e1mro11-

mcnL In dii.s coimc srudentJ> ";u· be ex-posed 10 

specific app~cacions of dicsc techniques ro '-ariou.< 

cnvimnmenml srst<!fllS fi.c. wmt:r. air. soil, etc.). 

lopics to be c:xp.lon'Cl m.1y mdude die bio- and 

gc'OciiemicU C\'des, the dTt'U or militarv aai\1-

~ic; 011 the dl\~tOnmcnt and me use of .. grecn 

d1cmist:ry" in indu.<tr1. l'nreq: SC2 l-1 or SC!62 or 

f'<7111issio11 of the depam11a11 d;,ur. 

SC4 J 6 Anall'ricJ Chcmism in Forensics (3-0-

3). lliis cou~ "'ill aJJru,,, d;c tvpcs of sample rolb:tion tLtlmiques USt-d in criminal im'cstig;mons, 

as wdl as t:he d1emictl and iristnuncmal merhods 

tL'l'<I ro dcccrmmc d1c pnscncc ol substances 

•t.'<iOCJ<ltL'Cl ""di illiat acci,1cie.. Emphasis will be 

pl.m. ... I on specific fon:n.'IC imu.-cigari,·c RVmiqut.,, 

'uch ,,.... DNA fingcrprinring, dnig dctcuion, =n 

in"csrigacions (petroleum l\:>idues), bombuig. 

(cxpln'i"cs ns Ju~) and di.1r.1CtL-rizarion of fibt.-rs 

and prunt l'rm·q. <\(.363. 
<,( :.iz 1 lmnxlutl.ion w l'ohmcr Cht111imy 2 

1 \ I he ')Till'°'~ iliu:K tt~1.11wm .u1d ph 

- K;;tl 

chcrn.,m of m.1<n1111oku1lt.,,, hoth nun-nude 

.md n.iniral. mll he prt-..T1tcJ \\Ith th<" ulum.uc 

gnil o( wldcnLlllllmg the rcb11on.J1ip bt"wt·m 

mokcubr structure .lllll phys1<.J propcrt10. 

1'1~ml<.-r pm<'L""'lg. I.1hnt.mo11.u1J n'lnll 110\d 

.tpplic.mol1'. 111dud11tg those n:btnl to thtc :--:.1\, 

wtll he rn=ttti.l. hdJ lllJ" tn h .. J 1~·lytttc-r 

n..""'1.·c.h .md ni;mufaawing f.i'1~11cs .m: pl.utn<.,I 

l'ri-q \C.2.!6. V ..! I I .11v/ ,\( ..!62 

)( ·125 \lc..Jicin.J CJ1cmi'tn (.!-.!-.~). llm 

mUl'\C "ill pm\'i1k .1 li111111L11;011 lit how plurmarnlngtc.tll)' .ttll\'C unnpnund, (Jn1g>I work, 

cxplon: ,·,uiml\ chw" of ph.1n11.tu11tictl, ;mJ hnw 

th,,· .tn: d1S(.rnrn.'ll .11t1! rt-.·,,-., "'Ill< of 1hc >W<"· 

of ·tlw .trt n..-..,1.Ut lx111g c.1ni .. ,I out lw tl1c milit.tr\" 

co 1n1xi11111.-rnml1'11 dfo:uwnt"-'· ~b.tci.l topic. 

"ill he L'"<plnni.l 111 tlw l.tl~ir.uorv. l'mrq: '\( 2!6 

.md\( i.lS. 

SC1.~J \licrobi.tlChm1imyC2 2-~:.11u,w111'\C 

·.nll t"\plnn: I : 111t1TICII1111' tlut cxair lx1\\l'Cll 

1111...nm.md tl1~1s11rnn111d111i:.~111dn<l111g 

hum.ut ho'ts and ntrcmc timn11unclll\, 'I"-"''-"' 

of th,,.., sunplc oq,;um1m h.1.-cc:mh~J Ji,t"f\L 

nltt.ll;UlNll' to uimh ..n .i~mh ll\ anuhiotu.:s. 

he•"}' 11m.1l,, J~>llu1.mb .m<I e>.trcme 1rr.1di.mo11. 

lltc L1h rn111po11<.11t nf the th" \\ill mdudc 

idc1111f)ing. rnlun1ing .md tonng o~u11'111' 

with \W"\1\:J 111LULII1i\J1" of 1111eno.1 ( :oll\tl'\J .t, 

\B-dl /'nm/ \R.'5J ,11vl\CH'i. 

SC135 Biophr;iral (hc111i,II)· 13-0-.l). l'hl'nomcn•t 'ud1 "' lig:m<l h111<ling. pnlll'ln .tnd nudl'ic 

.1c1d fl•ld1ng .md \lllllturl', hiomok'l11l.1r 11101 inn, 

.111d nw111br:uw 'lllIL11111.· .utd h111ttio11 "ill I"' 

'tuditJ h\ L"X.U11111ing dll· iml.'nnc lll'n1br foRL", 

kmcua. .md tit< mto<lyn.urn ... ~ ti LU gowm chem. 

Rd .... ·.lln '"lx11111c111.J t«thrn<(ll<" "ill .ti"' Ix 

di"'""'' Ji,.mJ• \( il5mv/V3/'i. 

<;( l-12 PmpdLum .tnd J .,plo'i'o (~ 2 l). '1l1L\ 

•'lll"'-' mll d1h\' 1111n tlw 'tnl• mr.tl, ph>'ic;J . 

• m<l <lit1t11c1l pn>1x1110of1:11<-rgt11c m.1tl'ti 

.tl,_ \n1dmt5 mll lll\t:!>U&ttc the .1pplic.11•111 o( 

Cllefb"-'tl< nutcn.11, to 111J1Lm md milLm ""-" 

.md '"II o.plol\' method, .111<l pn>a:s.<e> In dt1<'1.t 

.md d>lr."1<11'.!C cncq,'l.11< 111.11<11.ll\ 1~1th hdorc 

md .llt<'f lL\l. I .1hor.11or\ o.p•:lllll<nl\ 111\CUf:'ll· 

mg .-m~11c 111.um.11, 111d their .1pplii.;11iw~' .w 

pl umnl. /'n71"/ W 2.!6. \( ;.l'i. 

<,( 116 Q11.in1um ( hcnmtn l 0- \\. I lw 

pnnupb ol <11w11u11111tt'l.h.1111L' .1rt· n.-. ""'"'I .1ml 

ll'<'l.l to dcwlop moku1l.11 orh1Ltl thml)' \\ lu, h 

".1ppl1,J tn the \11tlltU1< .md prup•:m<.." nl mol· 

"ub. \ i. .. lcrn q1Lut111111 dit1m,111· '"'n'·"'' 

"ill lx· ux"ll fur dcurorm. ,1nioun·oln1l.1111u1,_ 

I'nmr v >-1r. 

SC15 I Bioinorganic Chc111L\ll) (.~-0-.\). I jk '' 

1110!f;1111c, too. hen hnouh 11"--" chc mm pmtcm. 

htmngloh111, an<l '"'-n 'tq1 1' 'upponti.l b\ hone 

m.idc ofcalou111 "1li.; .md dn\\'n hy ph<>1-ph.1cc 

wn1'unillj?, mnlt'lub• ,uch .L, -\ l"P. 111" wur.;c 

\\ill sbul lii?,111 on tht \tnlltttn: .md fi111<111m of 

1h= bioin:>'!"nll' CUillpounJ., Ll\ing ,\ hmt of" 

t<Umiqu<.:> 'uch a' \-r•~· Jiftrarnnn .md :-.; .\ 1 R 

'fl<-'-"°"°P): l'rmv \(:Us'""' \'(~~Sr. 11rprr111L<-

Ho11 of dq>t1m1u'1J1 ,Aur. 

sc,...-2 01emi\ll) Seminar (1-0-1 l. !/( Chcmi>· 

m major\ mti:t \\ti:kly to d1"-U.'5 ongo111g n,._mJ1 

proteas. E.1di student pur.u111g a n.-..-an:h pmjt'l.t 

will be expected to make .1 "'nunar p11 .. "St:111a11on. 

Other scmin.ir spc.-ak<"' mt)' indudc dq1.mmcnt 

1:1rnlry m<mbrn ;m<l n.-.c;tn.l1cr. frnm <1111\lllc the 

.\c1Jcmy. /'nmr !IC \{JI ""IJ"r. 

SC•('6 Capstone Project ((}.(>-J) Under tht· 

b"udam:c or a faaJt,· member. sn1JcnL, 111 thL, 

couIS<: undl-rtakc pmfc'Ll.' due n'l]llll\' thc111 m 

bnng tq}1"c1 .md .1pply multiple .L'l"-"<1' of tl1c1r 

chcrni.'O')'ti.luc:!lion. ( )r.tl .md written pn>gR-'' 

rt-ports are requin.J JI the cm! ot the \<:ltl<O\tn 

l'r=q: //('SCH 11i.qor. 

11' 
Computer Science Department 

Computer Science Major 

Th< Computc:r :-.uc:ncc: ma1or gives m1dems a srrong foundarion in the main areas of compmer science 

leading to .1 Bachdor of Sucnce in Computer Science. 

The: nationallv rccogni1cd Computer Science program at the '\aval Academy provides an exciting and 

challenging curriculum that mcc:ts the needs of newly appointed na,·al officers scrv111g in the fleet's operation.ii forces. l"he program 111cludes core courses in programming, data strucrures, compurer organization, and nc:tworb, <1' well a., courses focused on program performance and efficiency, programming 

languages. or applicauom such as :mitic1al inrelligcncc, graphics, and roborics. The compurer science 

curriculum preparc:s midshipmc:n w1rh srrong theoretical and practical foundanons, affording srudenrs 

rhc nexibilirr to c:xplort' topics ranging from che classical ro rhe cuning edge. 1·he compmer science 

program concludc·.s \\llh a capstone project allowing midshipmen to pursue a topic of rheir choosing 

for funhcr, dc:1aikd scl10larsh11l and research. 

The ( .omputt'r Srn:ncc progr.un is accredited by the Com puring Accreditauon Commission (CAC) 

of A Bl ·1 I 11 \ t.1rkc1 Place. \u1te I 050. Baltimore, .\ tO 21101-4012, telephone 410-34----oo. 

The Computer '>uence Department has eighr computing laboraroncs. Three are general purpose labs 

housing snull form factor dc:sktop PCs. Two labs are equipped with worksrauom with dual-boor 

c1pabilitv, suppomng borh Windows and C:"IX operaring system ennronmcnrs. Two labs support 

course' in Information As,urancc and '\erworking. and arc configured wirh isolated networks char allow 

midshipmen to explore and experiment \\lrh nerwork sernriry. A Roboncs L~borarory conrains manipulaIOr arm,, v1s1011 wstems, dc:sktop computers and mobile: rohors med for .1 ,·aricn· o( hands-on projecrs. 

Tod.ws '\,1\ y .rnd 1' brine Coq» require junior officers with rhc highest levels of rechnical expemsc: 

and profr"ion:1l compt·icncc:. I'hc: rnmpurc:r science major will be wdl equipped to meet the challenges 

created b1· rapidly ernlving computer rcchnolog1es. 

Curriculum Rcquir me111~ (In add111on ro the requirement~ of plebe year) 

Prolt:ssional: NU03. NN200. NS300. NL310, NL400, '1S"12X: 

1' lad1t·111;111Cs: S/\ t 22.~. Si\ 124 2; 

Scienn" Sl'21I,51'212; 

l-lu111an11ics: I II lll'i, 1111216 and two elecrives including one: ar the 300/WO level; 

Engineering: I 1«301. l 1.)0.). l /\ f ~00. ES300, ES360, LA1?"4A'Y and a free dcc1ive; 

1'fa1or: ll2 IO, IC21 I, IC 220. IC22 I. IC3 I 2. IC322, 51340. SLB5. 'ii 3%. Sl4 U. IC480. and 

three ma1or c:leu1vcs. 

118 
Computer Science Courses 

I( 110 lm.ruduc.'lKnl to (.ompuung 1 >-2 11. 

lmmduruon to .1lf·· •11tlum .b.:lopm<.'111, pmblon 

"thing .Ulll <ofm,IJ'C Joigt1 l'nnapb .md wn-

<XJ>IS 10 pmmlc lcMm<l.uk>n.tl kn'"'hlb" .111d <"'- J"-'f'ICIJ<x UJ~MI \\fodo Luer wn11xmng wur.c. "111 

huild I hs l\ dlC ft."'''""°" li>r c.0111p111c.T \<.lctK<. 

,111d 111f11nn.1lion l<'-hnolug1 m.11""· f'mrq 11011<' 

IC21 I Obj..n Orim1c."t! 1'1tii,trnmming (2-2 )). 

I fa,« II.IN" huikl; con thl' pmcc<lur:J p1t>gr.1111-

m111g ,J,;j(L, dt"\.:k1pc....J 111 d1,· pn·r<"'-(ll"llc: tnul'\l' 

• 1nd 1111md111.<" the m1du11 10 nbj,,,_1 oric111t'l1 

progr:1m111111g .rnd dL"'S" pnntipb u"ngJ;tv.1. 

( )hlL"'-l nnrnlt"ll wp1L' 'uth ·'' d.t.\.'Co, 1nhm~mtc, 

inlnnn111nn h1d111!;. poly111nrpln<111 .ind dynamit 

hmdmg .tn: l'"'''-'tllt'll .u1d ""-"I lo CJ'-'llt· mhu,1, 

IL'll"1hll', .md 111.1inr.urL1hk· "'h":i~. Ilic fi.md.tlll<'lllJI, of J,1.,1 .111; pn....,.·1111.'<l .Jnng "11.h '-"«pl ion 

lundling. I/(), '"'''Ill dm'tn pmgr:unn11ng. 'imple 

<,LI• ind g<11l'flL'. /'rmtt /( 2mor \l'f~r 

IC220 Compm<"r AnJ1i1<.'t.'lUl\: and Org;mi1a 

Lion '-U->1 lluscotu-.... mtmdun.'- ,, d<.111.qo 

pcrf(.)rTl'L.lIXL 11ll1"'-". 111\lnK.tKm "il.1 .ud11tr."l.1u~. 

"''Clllb~ LmgtL1!,>e. ~~L d.,.,1p1. mcmorv h1<T.1J· 

doi.:s •• md pipduung. l'tmrr /( J JO or \/20111r 

prn111tt11m nl 1/rpi1m11n11 d,,11r. 

1(221 S)>l<.111\ Pmgr.urnning(2 2 ·'l- lhntud1 

ol .lrl .1ppliL.llk ,,,; 1111,·rf.1< c "uh tlw op<"r.nmg 

S\'tcn1. 1l1t.: opcr.mng '''Mt·rn l\ rrt<;Ul'\.l .t., .m 

mlnmuunn rt.•:..,.ouru~ .. md .L'.i .1 f~Kiln.unr lor inJlunuuon !lo\\ i'Ct\\'-'l:Jl prtK:L..,,....,,, mdudmg th,,,., 

t""'-'t.1Uing nn <Lp.lr:llL' m.11.hmL-... fopie> mdudc: 

pruu..-.., mi1n.igc1111;111, mul11pmgr:11n111111g .• md tl1c 

l~t"t tnntq>h l1L'-<"''ill\ in undt·Nand the tblt-.'11 

.md opt.T.lUOll nl \.Olllpllll'f t.On1fllUlllt..Hl011 I Kt· 

"""''' l'm>Yf lff...!/Om \/ 2f~/ 11rptTI11w11111 

of 1h7• ·m11m1,/•"•I· ( .nml /( .220. 

IC .i 12 DJt.1 \m1nun-,, !'l-0- 'I. ll1t' toUl'\l' L"X111111 "'. INr ~1 d.1111\1"" (,\I l I), d.1L1 ,tn1L1llll". 

J.11.1 n.vnx-nt.mo11 U1d infnnnatKm nw1;:tgt"nu:m 

mduding ""':ll:-" stn1<llll'L"· .ill<x;uoon .u1d wlh 

l~•n. \I l J,,md ..L1L1 'i"1Lllln.-.. pnx·l1lt"ll 111d11de 

Jt,1..., 'Ll<k.'>. queue-.. Ill.'-'>. h<"P'" pnonn· <jlll'U<,,, 

m.ops, d1rncm1nt'S dnd gr.1ph'" ''lonmg .md .... 1rd1 

mg t<WnkJUCS. l=lur~.uid gr.iph :tlgomhm 

.11iil1'1' .1n· .ll«H "''<'fl,J. l'trrnt 1 /Cl JI or 

M11" 101111/d,.,.,..,,,,,.," lu1r1· (.11mr \.\/2-12 

I( .~21Computer1'.t1"ork, 2 2 'I. Ilic'"""'-' 

pnxnl' rh< lumb11w111.1l thmn11c.U Wllt<pt'I. 

dur.1,tc..Tht1~.md 1ni11i..1pk".' cit lnmrnuc..·r u11l1 

mw1u...tUllll'- .me.I t.urnpm<.·r m .. ·£\"ork. ... . mt.I .m.tlr1..t..".'\ 

.md .l\.'1«.~X"'.\ till~· ltJlllhl.1tH>ll.ll uHllllll\ \\ itl> 

!CoJ'<'-t 1u 11t1""rk l'<:rfomLtn<.c and nt"t\wrk dl'-

''gn /'mrq (/( _'21, (,,,,., \,\/.!1.!}11rptm1wrm1 

•1 drp.111111nll • '"" 

10180 R=rch Sminar/C11"'1011c I ~1 \1. !111, 

i1;, a ~tonl cnurit: due ua. tngc:th~r l.llllt.t.l'L\ 

Imm rhc infon11.11K>l1 r<.<lonolog' .ind u>mputcr 

...:1<.ntc rnmculum_, to ..._,J, c ;i prnm .... u pn~>lcnt. 

lhc.......: rcun-<>ri<"nr<'ll pm)t'-1 ..,,Juuun' "11l 1ndudc 

rhc reqwrcmmv. gail1<"ring. an;J~'''· ,b1g11.md 

dt"\dopm<"nr of.1 compuung <}"'tern in,oJ,mg 

.t Luge. mulu-l.11-..>rorpnir.11ion LL,ing.1pponpnJlc infomuaon rnm.igt't11em .u1d wmptnmg 

ttUinologia.. /'mrq. S/JJ6 (Ir fl ·l·Jfl or pn1mNm1 

ojdrp.im11m1 dwr 

51100 lnfom1arion 'Ti:chnologi for r.hc Junior 

Officer (3-2~1). 1111' i, .1 hanc.b-on l.1h rnu"" 

111croduang wmpt11cr progr.immong ;md ,Li1.1lxt\l 

m.1nagi.:mmr. !Opie> inJudc.:: '"h p1tig1<1111111111g 

usmg HTM I .• u1d '\HI \ 11, 'moctun."ll ;tnd 

ohjc.u orimtt.'ll compmcr prugr:muning t1\111g 

J >enpting langt•1gc (,ud1 ·" J.1>:1.'Xrip1) or '\th 

( .mer:nion Lmgu.igc (sud1 ,J., J.1,·.1 or ( ++ ), .u1d 

d<>.igning. i111plc111enling. and qucl)1ng ..Lu.1h.t<L" 

using a Da1ab•l.'< ~ Lm;1gcmcn1 S}'rem ('lud1 ,1., 

Acct.'S' or <\Ql. 'x:nc.-r). ·n, ... cou"<" indud...,, .1 """' 

oflmcmt1 compuung .111d progr.1111111111g l'"'l'"ll.' 

ofincrea.<111g wmpbm\. 0:0 prior kno\1 k'llge 

of d.tcibascs. ""'-+. programming. or wmplll<1' 

prugramrmng L\ ""Umt'll. '>rudml\ nl.l} IK>t 

!t.'<:civc cn:dir l(ir th" coul'\l' .uid Sl2'l0. Ir ni.11 not 

count as .111 \Ci nu~or d,,,_,;,., an<l l\ n:>.!J1clL:._i ru 

non-Sri m.11or<.. flmrq 11011,· 

Sll()q lnuoduaion 10 Computer Science 

2-41 . lmrodurnon to :tlgond11111l dtwloprncm. 

problem suking and \Off..,= ,b1gn. l'rinL1pb 

anJ com:epc. ro pm\'1dc found.1tion.J knowb.lge 

Jnd expcricnCl' upon whilh l.ttl'r rnmputcr ,,._iclll<' 

and compurcr <11ginming cour1<" will build. 

l'mrq:11011t". 

51221 Dara Suucru.ru. (2-2-_,). D.11.1 n.1>n."'<:111.1-

non and 111fom1.1uon nL'magcnmu. [ )111.unic 

mcmor\. rt'.GJl'i1011. Jim. <iring.. ,t.tck,, .m<l 

qut"UCS. Srorngc 'trut1un.. ,, .ulo...-mon .md rn.u11pu· 

Licion. Prrrrq. '>IJ0.1. 

51250 Information Sysiems for the Junior 

Officer 2-2-.'11. n1c pnmarv cmph.t'i' of the 

rour;c is prncaol .1pplo'-"111om of pt:l'><>n.il wmputm and chc fnt<.'flll'I 111 thl' ntt:t.f llt'-1 ~ f.tnnl' hllt:c 

ff,\ fF), "ith cm"r.lf."' nl""'mc 'l"''-i.J Ll<.llt.iU wm 

putcrs .1., well. ·\ppli<.<ttinn \Olman: L' .1ddn.-....._...J 

Imm a junior o!Ji,._,-\ \ic.·wpomt. "-' .111 "l'<r.mori.J 

urnt Brandi/[ )ivi,io11/C:o111p.111y ( )Jlin·r m .i, .1 

'"l'I"'" ;iail mcmbc:r. l'nrrq: 1111111 

51183 Programming for Lngina.-r; (I -2-2). 

An 111uodu.cao11 to a 'm1c111n.J prngr.unming 

LmgtOJge .u1d it.' LL'<.' 111 i111pbne111ing .Jgurithrm 

ro «>lw mgin<'<nng pruhbm. l'Tt-mr 110111 

SLU5 Computer Algoritl11n~ {.\-0-3). i'rLxn1' 

1<."1m1<]Ut» for dcsogmng .md .m:tlytJng wrnputt·o 

algonth1m mduding W\1dl' and tllll<JU<1'. drrw111< 

programming .u1d gn,,_...J, mt•thoLk ln111id11 .. .,. 

d.i."''' .ilgorithnl.• for pmhlt11l' '"'h .t\ .... ~1n.hmg 

<Uld "ming. graph .111.iJ~,b_ file mmpn.-,.,ion .md 

mprologr. !'n'll!q: IC.512111u!SH-10 

51336 Software Engineering 2-2·3). 1\11 

1111ruduL"tton to chc h.i."t pnnupb ol "'lr":w 

cngmwnng. SauL"tml.-d. ohj<.u-<mmrt'll, .111d 

fomi.il appruad1<>. arr srudicxl. w11h crnph.M, on 

lilet')tb. objc.-.1-oricnrcxl 1ech11iquL.., .md ti:u11-

orimtt'l1 <11lm01re denfopmcm. Pn:rl'q: /( -JI] . 

SL'\40 ll1eol)'OfComputing (~.{)j), llmtotll'SC 

pi=nL' tl1..- dicuni.icJ f<mnd1tion' foo mmpt11ing. 

mJuding d1e 'rudl' of funnal langtL'lj?,L''" finnc '1131<: 

1n1chm.;,, pushdO\\ 11 autom.ua. furing 1nllhll1D 

.md rnmpucahilin. !'n'll!q: /C2J(J.· Gm·q: \\11·!2. 

~I ii I Opcr:u:ingSyscems0-0-'11. ll1nn1dyof 

the opt:rnung ~~tt:l11 as a rcsouro: 111:1.11,iger. ·1 opoe> 

111Judt'" prexes.' managemem. 111rt't1't1pt pruce>.>-

ing. mcn10l) ni.magerncm. dt:tdlock h.mdling. 

fib '"tem,, rnulriprugramming. mulupnK:<..-..-mg. 

d.tt.1 ........ -umy and prutcuion. Prereq. /(.]]I 

.md/012 

SI 113 Programming Languages 12-2-J). ll1i., 

mu"" L"X;11111n~ lxc.ic cor1Ct11L\ underlying tl1c 

da.ign of rnod<..m programming LmgtL1g~: l\'f"", 

oomrnl \tnlt.llin:!.. abstraction mt"11a1-U'm" 

inhmc;uKc, rnncurn"!'IC\' and rnrl.'itnKts frn pro· 

gr.unm111g. lbil course" ill include progr.ir11111ing 

as:.ignmmts in s.:veral languages. l'mrq: /CJ I J 

andSHiO. 

51420 Ariificial lmelligencc ('l-0-l), A \Ludy 

of the li.mdamenral concepts and 1cd1111qt1<"' 111 

rhe design and implemcnr.1uon of"funuion.11ly 

u11clligem machines. Topic; include problcmsolving ll\ing sLne-space search. game tr<'-"· 

s1a1c and pl.in space planning. and n1.ld11nc 

learning. l'rrreq· ~1335. 

'>1•135 Ad"anced Software l:.ngineering (2-2-l). 

I h" cour;c preo.cnrs the Jar..,,, t:n:mb 111 modem 

tt<lomqut~ .md methods for ltrg<" ":all' "''i" .w 

dC\dopmem aLli\irics. suJ1 "-' obj..·G oncm<.'ll 

rruwanm1111g. Thl' USC of CA.'>L-. roo[, and group 

Lbign prnjL'-'t is sm=-d. 1'+=11- 'i/. l.16. 

SI i' i0 Database Organization (3-0 j) lopic.' 

indudc d.11.1J.,,1.,c svstcms ,1rd11rcc1urc 1hc 

1 aroou\ approilch~s to dat.1basc.: org;11111"111on 

111dudi11g relational. hicrarchital and nmvork 

model': normalization and implemcno.nonn 

i"'uc,. Pnn·q. IC311. 

I l'J 
SI 152 .\d,:tnct.J Computer t\rc.hi1cuure (~-0-~). 

Ilm wur.c: prm iJt» an .1d\ :tntt'll '""') nf the de 

'1g11.111d t"\.1huuu11 ofh1~1 pc:rlonn.mcc wmprncr 

,,,tern,. l~imr IC!20. 

SI 15') Ad,:tna'll Computer Nc1work' ( Hl-.)). 

1 lm "'""" p1m·1e.ks .m m-Jcrd1 tt'lh111c1l m1dy 

nflugh ''l"-'l'll nemnrkmg. dienHerw1 progr.imnung ;mJ .1ppli~uions, nc1work lin."''·ill an.h1-

tt'llllrt..,. .111J "'-wiry procduru>. :1nJ dw ,\I \I 

ncl\,ork. Armr IC>22. 

'>1·160 Com purer Graphic. (2-2·.~l- ,\ pn>it'lliw.._.J .:011N 111\'l>l\lng h.L'1t rn11.:q1t,, 1ht'Orb .uiJ 

.Jgomlum .L~'<>tlatt-d ";th pnx.lucmg 21) .mJ .)0 

1111.1g"' on .t r.L,tcr <lispl11' .. I opic. indudt· gr.1ph1e> 

prnnni"""· mcx.lding, vitwing. ill u111111;uion, ,had· 

ing. tL"Xtun: .. md t'·cm-drivcn prn~.~r.unmlllg lL'mg 

.1 g1:1phic..' \Pl A,.,rq: IC H .:! 

SI 162 Adv:mct'C! Computer Graphic. (2 2- ~). ;\ 

l'"'IL'l1-lw ... .J U)Llf',C im'lll\mg .llh.UKt-<l gr.1ph1cs 

ll'thllll)Lle' 'Uth ol.\ rJ)'·traOllg, r.1JiO\itY, ml11111e 

n·ntkml!?-. 'imcil .mJ aug1m.-mt.J n..-ility h.1puc., 

.uid pi\d ,11.Kkr\, Amq: 'if.i{,(). 

'ii ;-5 Imclligcnt Robotics (2 2- ~). l'rt'\l.'111.\ 1.he 

wncept' .u1d chl'llnt:S rd.11t.J co rnmputcr-Jri"cn 

mhout S)'>tcnb. '>rudcms :tppll' .Kquin'll knnwldgc in .1 L1bor.itor\' <etring he J..,,1gning. wding, 

.mJ tl".'iUng rulloU~ runmll ;mJ x1L1

•.or W\lt.:111\. 

,.,,.,,.,r f(:u1. · 

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lnformaLion Technology Major 

rhc: I nforrn.mon ll'dmnlogv rn.11or prepares nmhh1prnen a' crin~al c.:;nak'c' for mmorrnw\ 

:\'a,.1l ,<n·1cc '<'r.111~ .1, lc':ldcr' in .1 nCt\\nrk u:mn~ world .ind .:xpen' in lcwraging le.1d111g cdg<' 

[L'Chnolog-. 10 sohe opcruion.11 problc:m,. Ir ma1nr\ bridge: rhe g.1p bc:1wc:c:n tc:dmnloro .111d It\ 

ll\l IJl till' ~.1\') 

The Inform.111011 ledrnolog) progr.1111 ".1Ccrcd11cd b\' che Computing Accrcdn.111011 

Curn1111\\1011 IC \(lo( ·\HI.I, I JI .\l.ukct PLKc. <;u1rc IO'iO, Hal11morc. \!J) 21202-•1012. 

tdc:phonc 1IO-J1/-'IOO. 

'>tudC:lll\ 111 thi' prog1.1m dc:\'dOp d bro.id bd\C o( Compcccncics in IOfo\arc, hard\\,trc .. 1nd the 

man.1gc·mc•11t nf tc:d111ology. I he progr.1111 heg111s by provid111g maror' w1th a \t1ong l(1und.111Dn 111 

the cl.1"ic.1l compt1tc:r 'cic:m:e core: compc:te1K1c' 111dud1ng programming. compwer .1rd11tc:ciurc, 

J.ua \lfllllllrC:' .111d \Oh\\,lfC de'lgll. rhl' S[UdCIH\ then focm thc:ir 'rndic1 on lll(C:I net opcr.Hiom 

and \\Ch .1pplic111on,, 111Ion11.1t1on a"ur.rncc: and network sc-cumv. data managc:menr .111d hurn.111 

computer 1nrcr.1uinn I h.: cul1111n.111on ot rheir c:drn:acional experience: i> a lap,!Onl' pro1c:<t whid1 

bnnp tog<·th<·r .111 ,t,p«t' of tl1t' m1dcm,' rl .rnd :-.=.wal Academy educ.1t1011 and pro\'idc, a rew.1rd· 

mg opportunit) lor wllcg1.1l rne11umh1p for both farnlC) and 1rndcnc,. L'pon gr;1du.mon, the: 111.ijor1 

wtll Ix: J\\,mled ,1 l\.t<hdor of Slirnct• 111 Information 1cchnolng): 

rhc eight modern comput1ng l.1hor.1toric:' homed by the Computer '>ucncc Dcp.trtmcnt indudc 

thrc-c gcncr.tl purpmc I.ti" equippt·<l \\tth dc:,kmp Pl\. n'o bb, c:4uippcd \\ttl1 "ork,t.nium \\1th 

dual hoot t~p.1hil1t). \upporting both \\ tndOW\ .rnJ u~ IX oper.H111g system ell\ 1mnml'l1{,, tWO 

l.1h' wnhgttrt'd w11h "ol.ued ncmorb th.it allow m1d,hipmcn to t'xplore and cxpc:rtm<·nr w11h 

n<'l\\11rk '<'Lllrm, .md .1 mhottt:' l.1borator\' c:<1uippcd with ,·ision 'Y'tcm,, dc:,ktop computer' and 

mohilc rohnt,. ·\II l.1h, .m· 11\cd h1· hoth lnfl1rn1.1rion Tcdrnology and ( 'omputcr '>ucrKc: 111•1J<m. 

Curriculum Requircntt'llt\ iln .1dd111011 w the requirement' of plebe· yc:.ir) 

l'rob"on.tl '' 2<U ''- 1 00 '-'>'00, ~I ~IO. '1.400. ~<;·i2X. 

\1ad1c111.111c': S\!22J, \\12-12 

\UC:llLC: \J'21 I, 'iJ'212; 

I lu111.1n1til'\: 111121 'i 111121<> .1t1d t\\O elc.;ll\'C:\ including one: at the .mo, rno le\'d; 

l ngmcrnng: 11 rn1, 11 ,0,, I·\UOO, 1-S.'<JO I '>YiO, (·;\/:\'·iXI .111d ·1 fmo dcu1ve; 

\bJur. IC 210, ll 211. IC.:!20, IC'.!21, IC .\12. IC '12 I U50, IT%0, l'l •dO. II 1 10, IC ·180, 

,llld tl!rct' fll.tJOr clL'((l\'e\, 

121 
Informarion Techno logy Courses 

IC210 Introduction 10 C..ompucing {>-2-4). 

lmnxlucuon to al~mh1111t dl'wlnpmcm, prohlcm 

..,Jnng .md "'li--'Oll\' dt....,1gn. l'rincipb .u1d wnl<l'l' to prm 1dc loumlition.il knowlt,lgc .md <!Xpcricnu: upon "hiJ1 Luer w111puung a>Lu;cs will 

build. fh, '' 1.hc fi.--t rnur.c.· for wmputl1' ,,Ocncc 

and infomu1ion ll'l .. hnol~· m.1jor;. /'n.,,.q: llfJl/e. 

IC21 I Objt-ct Oriented Progr.unming(2·2-.1). 

flus rnur\l' build, 011 1.hc pr<llc,Iur.il progr.u11-

rn111g 'kill' dL"d"l"''l m the pr<:n.'l.jlll.\lle wurse 

and inmxlucc" die m1dmt IO nhjtx.1 orienccd 

progm111ming and d..,,ign prinupb m111gJav:1. 

Objt't:t oril'mt-d topic' ,uJ1 ;t.; J.l'i.'>C>, inhcnw1.:c, 

info1111.11ion luding. polrmoq>lii>m .md dynamic 

binding .ll\' l"'-"<!lll<,I and '""I tu en.me mbusr. 

r<:LL\ablc .• 111d nu1111.1i11.1blc ,,.,fmr.m: ll>c fundamcmah of Java .lr<: J'R."<!lll<.'ll .Jong \\11.h exc<l'rion 

handling. 1/0, l'wm dri\cn pmgr.1111111ing. •implc 

GL'[, .md generic,. f'n11q: ICJ!Oor VJ().1 

IC220 Co111putcr \rchitcaure and Organization 0-0-'I) 11m wur;c mmxlut<..'\ 'ltidcnt' ro 

pt:rfonn.tnll' 111etril'. 1n,1n1rnun "-1 .udl1Cl'<.1Un:>, 

.L'-'<:mhll- LmgtLtg<. logic d"'1gn. 111cl1lOJ'\' hicrar-

.:hil':>. and pipdinmg. l~mq: /(.2 / 0 or S/J(H or 

pen11issw11 of dep.1m11e111 rlklff 

IC221 S)~em.; ProgrammingC2-2-J). lnntud,· 

of an apph1..auom mtcrfacc with the operating 

')"!cm. ·1 l1e opcmung ''"lt'lll " tre.uc,[ as an 

infonna1ion r<."<lllrL<\ .md '1.\ .1 f.tcilii.uor !Or informacion flow l>cmc'l:n pnllt..'\'6. induding those 

execuringon st:parme machinC'.\. lopic... indud<.>: 

prtll<-"<i lllal1'1ge111e111. multipmi~r.unming •• md the 

b'1.sic rnnLCpL' llL'<.l"-""'Y IO unde.--1.llld Lhe cbign 

<md oper.IUOll or computer ClllllllltllliCll.ion network,. l'nmr (!CJ JO or SI J().J orpe11111ss1011 

ofd,.pm11111111 dwr); ( ~m·q: IC!20. 

1011 Data S1rucrure. 0-!H ). · 11,;, Lt>U"<' cx-

<lll111l'-"' ,,h,,1r.K1 cL11.1 "P'" (·\I} n. d.11.1 scn1crurc:s. 

du.t r<.1>ru.c111.uion and mfonnauon 1n.u1agcmem 

indudmg sior.ig« 'tru<n1ru. .• 1llcx.:1uu11 .md collt'Ccion. AIJ 1, .md d.11.1 \lnlLlllru. pr<..'\l'ntcJ include 

lt<;tS. '1.1ck.;. qut'tl<.!\. rr<.'C\, heal"· pnonn· quern!I. 

111.1f". diLTion.lfl<" .md grJph.,. '><ming and searching tcx.hrnqu..,,, 11.i,lung .md gr.tph ;i[gorithm 

anal)"l' .in: .tbo wwr<.'tl. l'nmr !/(211 or pm11issto11 ~fd.'f'<1m11m1 d•m"· Cmtq .• 'iMJ·iJ. 

1022 Computer Nenvorks (2-2· ~). ·n1e course 

pru.cnri. d1c rund.unmi.tl 1hmn:<1c.tl uincrpri.. 

char.1L1eris1ii.:..' and pnm:iplt.,, of rnmputcr rommtmic.uion., .md w111puter network.... and an.tlrre; 

and JSS<.'SSL" tht.."ie li1u11d.111un.1l co11wp1~ with 

rt:sp<'Cf to 11cnvork 1>crfo11nancl' .md ncnrnrk design. f?mYf (/( 2!/; Ullt'lf· \,\/2.JJ) Or/~711/ISSJO/l 

of dt1,,1m111111 ,.h,111: 

122 

10180 Research Sminar/Ca1mone (I •-~). lllt\ 

is a 01pstonc rouN: that LI<.!\ ((~ether wnlt1lL' 

ITom the informauon tc't:hnolo~· .md compute'!' 

scienc<' curriculwm to '°I'<' a prarnc.J prnhlem. 

Th= !<..11Tl-<>riem<J proJ<U >0luLio1~' "ill include 

1.he r<.'<juin.·menri. gJthering. an•tl) ,i,, d..,,ign and 

dL-.-dnp111t1u ofa rumpuung ')'ILTI1 invoh1ng 

.1 large. multi-1.t)'t.>rorganiacion LL\Jng.1pprnpri· 

arc infom1a1ion nunagcmem .md uunpuang 

wchnologie.. !'trn:q: 'i/.H6 or !Ti JO or permiss1011 

ofdepnm11e111 dwii: 

IT.350 Web and lntcmet Progr.unming (2-2-J). 

\Xleb sire cbign .md m.uugcmcm. clients and 

server.., client <md server ,;de scnp1.ing langtk-ig..,.;. 

wd.1 tr.u1'miss1on protocol.>. l'nmr IC2 I 0. 

IT360 Applied Database Systems (2·2-J). 

1l11S rnlll'SC introdu= the pnnc1pb underl)1ng 

Dai.-11= .\lanagcmcm Systems ([)8,\1SJ ,..;th a 

spcaal cmph<lSis on dai;ib;& man;igemt111 S\'SlCm 

suucrure and funnion when imegr.ud "ith 

web.based dmabasc appli01r10m. Pm1-q: IC.312 

1111dm50. 

IT430 lnform.1tion Assurance and '\/erwork 

Securin· 2-2-.3). ·n"' cour..: "•U! mmxlurnon to 

the th~reactl and practictl fatt1' of lnfomuuon 

AssuranIT (L.\.) to include Dqwtmtnt of D&nsc 

CDoD)/L).:p.mmcm or tht '·M 'I 'Jo:--..1 pol1U<..'\ 

and din.'COvcs. ·1 nt,rcJ "'ten1". .\...:o.:s:. mc'lli:mon. 

Cryptogrnph): Public Kc;· lnfr.1srrucn1r<: (PKll. 

Information \\\trfan:, "\cmork "-'Cllrin and Database SLUJnl.): L1bomrrny work will indude ,nidc111 

exerci= de;,,omrrnci11g infonnauon ·"'ur.mct• 

concepts culmmaung in a vulnl'rahilirv an.urns of 

gl\'cn S}~tcm.<. !'tm·q: IC.322 

IT432 AdV3Jlccd IA and Network Sccuril.) (2-2-

3).1111!> cour;c pro, ides an inmxluct1on to top1<~ 

in SL'Cltn: spCtm design. including: cnptograph,. 

operating S}~tcm sccuril)~ and b.nguagt· lu .... 'll 

scuiril)·. \X'h= the IT430 wurst: ti:x.u ...., pnm.llih 

on sccuring an existing ")'51cm, thIS COllr\l' >t1.1d1.s 

how to design a S}">tcm to mt't.1 '<.UJnty i,-ooJ., . 

\rudmts "iU design and implc111cm wmponcnts 

of a =ure S}"tcm. l'r~mf !Tl]O or pen111ss1011 oJ 

dept1m11m1 dJ11ir. 

lT440S)=rnsAnalysisand Design 2-2-3l. ln1roduct1on 10 concepts and mc-thod< LL.._,[ m anah?Jng 

and designing infonmtion et-ch no log..· ') 'tlTil.'-

1 opic; include: Softwan: Ljfo .. C}dc. Soliwan: 

I'= system requirm1cm definition. r<.'l[1tin.111t11t 

analysis, system design. unple111e111anon, tc.nng. 

project managemcm tcdmiqu<:> ,mJ tools. and 

ComputerAidc'CI Soti--van: Enginlt.Ting ((A\~) 

tools and mt'thodologies. LAing a rour.c.~long. di,.,_ 

wide proju.<. the srudenlli ~ rml-Wi: t:\l't:rit11cc Ill 

myzing and designing system>. a..< \\di '1.' \\ orking 

in IL'l111S. f'meq: m50 mu/ ffJ(J() 

IT <I 52 Advanced Web and lmemet Sptl~ru 2-

2-3). \X1

eb server design .md conligi1rauon. ""'1fCh 

engine design and usage. web \LUJril) .md .1uthcn 

ticarion. sen1er implL-mcnutions. ""° wUaborJrion mechanisms, \\'t.-b o;cn1=. ;md kno"lt~ 

represemacion on the wt:b. l'rrrrq: rF350 • 

JT46() Human Computer lnteracrion 2-2-3). 

An mmxlucrory cour.;e cmphastz.ing imer.icti\ e 

>0fiw:m.> design. devclopmmt and c-..UwCJon 

twng a human-o:mered approach. Topic; inJude 

Jspea:s of human sensation. pcfC<l'rion and rngrnri..-e psycholog..c l'n'Tl'q: !CJ/Jorn >50. 

IT462 AdV3Jlccd Database Sptems (2-2 ~) lnL< 

COW'SC will discuss ad\ ·:incc'll Lo;stJcs Ill d.11.1b,1..<c: 

S)'Sten1". mduding paralld, distributt-d .md J'<'t.'H<>-

f'l"r darabascs. dara wan:housing and tbm mmmg. 

\,\fl and scnice-0rie111cJ an:hit<'t.TUr<..'\. I 'he 

rou= incorporates hand.Hin .:xcrc""-" U>mg 

cornmeroal dacihase S)"lCITl.S .md produtT>. 

as wdl as a web-dactba."' pro)L'<.1. l'n?1Yf: 

IT.360 or 'll+!O 

IT'l-0 Enrerprisc Computing 2 2- ~l. lni., 

rnurse da-dops .m:hicL't.11tn:> ;md rnntq>ri. 

tor the da-doprncm of mlilri-ricr ll)p1..:JI,· 

5-cicn:cl) disoibutcJ .1pplication.< for an LTInr<: orgaruzanon or emerpn.sc. Thi> mdud'" 

:l 1.1St1' interfua ctll...J tht: client cicr or tier I, 

.1 SL·rver romponcm which i' conuulk'll by 

the Organizal.ion anJ pro, id..,, !or interauion 

\\1Ul anJ tbra colhrion ITom the tL\l'r (lier 

2) and a cbmh . .1.st: mmponc111 Ulill \tor<.'S 

mmsacrions ;md upd1tcs dil'nt prnfib (11<1' 

.'\). ·1 he rou1'c tcaJ1c:. adv:uKnl tt't.hnit)ll<" 

for nc'twork !'J'O<l,,rammmg .ts \\di .1, "-1'Vl'f 

managcmenr and programming. l'nn·q: 

(1022 or IT3-IO),md (/l'}{XJor II 1.20! 
Mathematics Department 

M a rhema rics Major 

l"hc m,ithcmarics major (h11p:llwu•w.11snn.ed11//1Ir11h Dept.) teaches logical and crirical 

thinking; fundamental abiliiies char are invaluable to Naval and Marine Corps officers. 

;\ larhemarics play, a central role in virrualli even· technical and scientific field and is 

cruci;1l in de,·eloping and applying modern, accurate models Ltscd to evaluacc systems and 

tactics in all pha,es of the modern bacdeficld . .\lathematics majors learn co analyze problems. formulate solurions. and express results in a clear and precise manner. These same 

skills ;1re applied aboard a ship or submarine. inside a figlrn:r jer or on the ground. rhe 

nurhcmacics major also provides an excellcm foundaiion for graduate work in an)· 

technical field as well a' in busmess or la\\. A bachelor of science degree is awarded. 

Elcuin: courses offer chc opporruniry ro srudy a wide variety of topics such as operations 

analysis. Auid How,, cryptography, chaos, wavelets, fractals. target morion analysis, 

submarine raccic.s, elliptic cun•cs. computer arichmccic, and geometric tomography for 

medical diagnosis. !"he machemacics honors program allows selected srudenrs to do 

in-depth research in such fields. The /\larhemarics Deparrmem consists of about 60 faculty 

member' who are accivel)' engaged in teaching and resc"arch. Ahour 20 military officers on 

the faculcy bring firsc-hand experience in applying mathematics and machcmacical chinking 

lO 'pcdfic Naval and Manne Corps problem>. The ci\'ilian faculty devotes subscamial time 

ro current research in various specialty fields in pure and applied mathematics, .is well as 111 

opcrariom research. 

Curriculum Requirements (In addition rn rhc rcqu1remcnrs of plebe year) 

l'rofmmnal: NE203. NL.310, NUOO, NN200, NS300, NS42X; 

Science: Sl'2 I 1. SP2 I 2; 

Humanities: I I I I 2XY, 11 H2 l6, and rwo deceives including one at the 300/400 level; 

1 ngmccring: I AiOO or EN400 or EN401. FE30I. EE302, Ei\1300, ES300, ES360; one 

111arhcma11n. "icnce. or cngincering (i.\ISE) clcuive: 

\I arhemarics: 5;\ 1221. S,\ 1222; 

.\ laior - Both !racks: 'li.\1261. Si.\1280, Si\ 1233. SM29 l, SJ\ 1239, SM.B 1, one fm: elective; 

t\p_pl.L..:.d .\ 1.1tb.1:rnancs 1 rack: S.\ I ~6<;, Si\ 1339. applied nu th capswnc course, three applied 

111.irht:mari<:s rrack decrivc:' (ar least one ac the 400 le\'CI), one additional major dccnve. 

\ Luhcm.11i'' ][.id;_: S\ 13625, S.\ 1334 or SM4 I 1 or S\ l-16 l or<;/\ 1462, machemarics 

cap,rone u>Lme. rwo machem;tric' crack deceives, rwo addiconal major deceive; (at lc.i.t 

one ac the ·100 Ind)_ Ar lca'r one marhenurics crack course in addirion to rhe capsronc 

mm1 bt: ar 1ht: ·100 lt:,·d 

123 
General Science Majo r 

I ht• 111.11m 111 gener:il 'uentc gl\'C' ,wJcms chc oppormni1v to pur"1c: .1 broaJ. >ciemificJlly-oricntcJ 

pmgr.1111 111 rhc field ol phpit.tl .tpplicatiom of 111a1he111.ttlt\ .1nJ \cicncc. rhc 111.11or pcrmic' 

1111thh1pmcn co cxpcriene< an 1111crdi,ciplinary tcdrn1C:tl progr;1111 wirho111 chc nccJ for 'pcci.tli1.1-

1101i. ·\ h.1thdnr or scicnc:c dcg1ec I\ .tw:trdcJ. 

( urriu 1lum Requirement\ (In .cJdicion cu the requirement\ of plebe ye.tr) 

l'mfn.1011.tl: t\r.203. '\l '10 ;o..:1.100. '\N200. :-.:s.~oo '\'>·12\., 

\l.uhcnt.lllC\, \.\(221 or\.\(,!.! l, \,\12 rn; 

'>u<·nt<': '>1'211, !--P.!12: 

I lu111.11111ic" I IH215 1111.!1(1.Htd 1woclec.:ti\·cs indudrngone al 1he 100/.100 level· 

I 11g111ecri11g: l .\·100 or I N·100 nr I N•iOI. l·\1300, I.I 301. 11 102 1''>300. FS360. and a fn:ccleuive; 

1'1.i11n: NI' l·10, St\302 'il200. 'iB2 I I. ),\1212. 50.B I. '.-102 1 1. '>l'JO I. SP41 I. a free deuivc . 

. 111d 1wo 111.11hlsc1encchnginet·1111μ clelll\'C\. 

12·1 
Q uantitati\t: [ cono mics Major 

rhc 01.llOr in <111.llllitJti\'C economic, j, lntcrdl\Clpitn.HY focU'1ng on .tpplic.Hlom of mathcmat1C\ {(l 

euHHllllll rC.l,Olllnf\ .111d eUHlOllllC problem,, !"he lll;lJOf pro\'ldes students Wllh .l bro.id \et of 

rnathcm.111l.1I tool, and .1 ">lid b.1ckground in economic thcory. :\bout h.1lf of the cmme' rn1uircd 

arc t.1ken 111 L'Ulll<llllll\; the od1er hall .uc in mathcmacics. The m.1jor " jo1nth ad1111111stc·rcd by the 

Dep.mment' nl \IJ1hcn1.111cs .ind l cnnom1c-. A bachelor of \C1cncc degree" .1\\.uded. 

Curnwlum Rcqu1rcmcnt,. rln .1ddition ro rhc n:quircmcms of plebe year) 

l'rok"1nn.1l '\I 201 '\I \Ill '\I 100, :--;;-.200. '\.S\00. '\S42X; 

\l.11ll<:n1'HIL\ \\{ l2 \ ,lllll 'i\12.\<J; 

<,llt:lllL':Sl'211 <,1'212 

I li11n.111111c,:I 111 1 1 "> 1111216 .111d rwn clcui\'cs, inc:luding one .11 the ~00/ 100 lc\'cl. 

I ng111n·nng. I 1\ •100 or I N•100 or I· :\'10 I. I \1)00. LE30l.l I ·rn2 l'i \00, I \.%0, and .1 free dctti\'c; 

\l.1jnr: I I 21 O. I I \ 12, l·l'.}t I. I bt·l'i. '.'>,\1261. S,\IT9. \,\I ~39. SA10 I. 'iA•i''il.. .ind 

hn· 111.qm clccti\'t:\. 

12'i 
\l.1tlu:111.11in and 

Opcr;niom \nalpi' C.01tr\C\ 

\l.u hcm.ll it\ Cour'c' 

'>\IOO~ l'n.·-C.1lrnh" \1.11hcm.uit' lq I II B.t,K 

r."\1, "'of .~'l.~'1 11, ukl uithmttu .. Of'lil.:rltl(ln\.. 

• 11~11\ LH>f'u:k.""tlOll,,IOO dKir i:rnplt .... mcl mgt .. 

no~cm. Tlll> ">uoc m:iy be m1111n.,1 m ... -tdiuon 

n> ,i;uc:J gr.1dl1.1oor1 n.,1uin:1'1Clle> for t..L'ft.tin r'li<I 

.Junmm Hnrq: pl1;.n11mt Ir,· tkp.11111in1t .lti1T. 

\\11 ! I ( ... 1kulu, I 'i-OA •.'Ilic h:st ol ,1 traditK>r 

, : '"·"~our.: ""lucnu: cO\\:nng clilfL~llltol .md 

uucgml y1kuh' ol one reil mri.1hk· .md mtl1mc 

scnc:-.. Hmtf 11m1r 

'>\11.!.? C:1kul1t, II 4 0-41 ( 1>11utmL111on ol 

C1kulttd. lmrq l,zku/us I t\M/21 or \\//ii 

.r\\//6/1 

'>\I I 11 ( .1kulm I t ~-0-J l11d '.'it ol.1 trad1-

. ,, "1.d t\\lKOUN: sn1ucn.x nl\mng diffm .,ual 

.md uncgr.J 1..ilwlus of one rcil \"JJLIDIC' .uKI 

mti111rc 'iCl'ICS lor srudenr' who ha\'c pnnr d1t 

lcn:nu.d ... ilculnH'Xl'<Tll1Kc-. /'mrq: pl11n1in11 Ir,· 

1kp.1m1in1t rli.11r. 

'>\I 161 CJwlth\\ith C"'.omputm I ('\O 'i). 

l'hc hm ol 1 t\\t><Vul"\C "-"Juctlcc JlrL"'-"lllUlf. 

• m 4"'mlmu<. <lL"\-dopmcnt of die di!l"C"Cfm.il 

.md mtq;r.d 1..ilmli1, of one reil \W>k .md .m 

uun 1du .. ""t10n to pmgrJJnnur•g. I'rnnt f'<'"'lts1101t 1 

ti,,. dm.1m11r11t dltir 

'i\I IC.H .tluilm mth C..omputcr.11 :'i 0 'ii 

(,,nt1m1.11••nof\\I 61 /'nmr\.\f/(,J 

'>\l!l! l>ilfol:nti.tl Lqwlion' i-0..\t lmC'.lf 

i 11 mtloncuus diJTt~u.tl «!tLllK>n-, Y>lt.unn 

~ l.1plicc tr m.t'nrm; 1wn.tl d1ffcm1u.tl l'\jlL100ns 

and luuncr ~ l'rorq: Ctlrulus Ill (\,\/22/ or 

\lf"11 

'>\121') lntmduuon )c.11i;ci<.., ( \ 0 \). :-.:.uuri·of 

,f,ttl\llc.il mt·1ho<L,. d~xnpnon ol <L1t.1. prnluh1l 

II}", dt,tnhutiom, l'lllll.lll<>ll, (<"" < .f h)l><>th<'i" 

rnncl.mon. flW""'>lor\. ( .n.'iu c.1111k1t he gwcn 

for \\Ill') 1f m'llll has!x"<.TtgJ\Ul for \l'.l.!.\Oor 

\\PW.HmYf \.\// >Jnr\\llf,.} 

\\I!! I Lilcuh1' Ill "ith \c'\.torl idd, i 0- 1' 

D11t.1,:1tLtl.111<1111tt-g l '"''"'-"ttalreil 

' lfL!hb; \l.'\.tor .uulysis including 1111<-gral cJx..,. 

n:nl'>. l'rnrq. < ,tft-tilw II(,\\/ 122 or,\\/ J(i.!). 

126 

S.\l!l! I )iffcn:nti.il l.t11~1tio11; "ith ,\lalnu!\ (4 

I rnor. n~m1us ut:umcnt of n\.llcrul 6-om 

\,\ 121.!, tht· mur..c u.~ h.1~< 1d= 'rom linear .J. 

gt.~>m. lmaKlnl lur n1.11hcma!J'3 .md 4u.muouw 

tt1mom1~ m.1J0r... /+nrq. ( ;liaJw Ill IS.\12?1 ,,,. 

\, \/ V i 1; < mrq. \.I /2(,/ 

)\Ill I C:1kttl1" 111 -.i1h OpumitAuion (4-0-1) . 

I )1 · · mm! ,uKI mtcgr.u c.1kulus ol !i<."\'t'r.J reil 

\';uubl~ \'CUor atul\'sis; opunuzatK>n u:dtnK1uo 

for fi.uK.uom ol !i<.1\'t'r.d \"JJLiblc:s. l+nrq. ( Akulw II 

f~\fll2or \\f/(.:!J 

)\!BO l'ml>.1hili1v "'th '\.<r.il Applictcion' (,}-0-

;, \n dc111cr1W} ircw, <1 : of ·lie b,l,1<. WIKCJ>L> 

ofprnh1h1l11v \\1th .m m1pl~l\LI on n.l\·,tl .1pplit.:1-

uuns. '>.unplc sp.K<"' di!i<.me ,u1d wnunuou< r.ul· 

drn11 \,ui.ibb and sun<bn.I d1>trh11tion\. '>ck\.ll,I 

toptCi of 11.l\~tl appliwt1n1t< of pmluhtii1y clx..1n· 

w .IS rJJxlom !Cll'Ch, m1:'ldidill and Lncnl rangi: 

um-..,,, Condmon.-J pmh.1b1lin .md &)-.. ... • cJx..,_ rt'm l'rorq: (;lfadus II (\.\f/22or \\//62;. 

S\12.H lnu.xlut1ion tu .\ppli,..J \latht'tll.IU<-' 

'· '- >)."I lu.Hot1rsc 111m: .. !un,. srudcm to ""'Cr.I! 

tiuid.unc11t1l rop1e1111.1pplw:d nlJJlu1uU<.." 'un1t.btinn .md o;&L1t1"1(;il 111< .. lding. applicitiom ot lincm 

.tlgcbr.1.1-..tmtl diffcmm.1l n1woon rncxld.,, and 

mmpuL1t1mLJ tmb and ">pll.ll. Appmpri.ur com· 

putcr sofiw= \\111 l>t· mm .. lucrd. l'rorq: ( ;t/rulw 

Ill l\~\f22/ or,\,\12.!.J); ( mrq. \\/261 . 

'i\1!..I'> Pmh.il1ilit' .iml St.1ti,ti<-' I(.> 0. \). '\n 

d <>111J\' of .1 \~111Ct\' of dt«..mc and ,-ontmuous pnhib1lit\' nu><kk. l'robJbilin· mcxkh 

'"''-'11.'I mdudC' b111on11.1l, l\>L\.<Oll, cxponmti.il. 

gamn•1, 11<>nn.1l, \rudmr r .• md dU-'<jlLlll.'1.1. 

\ k1hnd, fi>r ... 1lrnLmni; prol-..1hilit1<-" .md c"\llllLll 

mg p.11:1111ctt'!\ .m· indudt.tl Ilic L1w ot l.111oe 

:\'um!x"TS and diet :..,,era) l mm 'lh."roi1 ,ue 

mduclcd llu> cnuoc ts hoth 1 sund-.donc <.Xlllr.i<" 

.md ~ pranJUL.'iltc tor 1\pplicd \cmsua I \\ IJ ;9 

( m.lir "111 not be gl''t'rl f, >r boL'1 \\ 11..19 and 

\\12'\0 {'""'' <Akulmll/l:,.\f.!...?lor.\\f.!2l), 

'>!'. ll-12 D1 .... n.1c \ l.1thcm.1cic. .uid Pmb.1bil1t} 

-l-ll ·l lmn .. lu.uon rn tirst nr<lcr logic \Cl 

thcon; pn•>I tC'Lhmquc~. COllllllllg pnnapt~ 

gmph Ut<'11'\', ni.um "l"-'T'JllOC\S, d1,.:n:tc !:llldom 

':uiahks ilJ)(I =-JyStsot .:!g.inthn1'. Credit Ll1UlO! 

Ix· gt\m for'\ 12 12 ti m...!it has lx"<'tt giwn for 

\\1\-1!. f'rorq: \\f/22or \\f/62 

\\ 125'J \ l.1tl1<.m11ic.u l.ogk: !HI-3). \ l.1d1muac.il gt~tgt....., forn~tl k>gic. pmJ-.,..Hknul ... tlculm 

.u1d truth L1hk.,,, fim onb pn.J1.:.1rc Clk ulus. 

pr<•>I tlim!) •• LXl<)fl•fll< S)"ll'llh .u1d 11Kkid th<.llfl 

,\ppli..mons 10 h,;;t.:J 11<1\\ork., and no1~<emd.ml 

.uul\w>. Hrrrq. Czt.-.i/u;/11\.\/J.!...?QT. \f/{i.!1. 

'l.\1!61 ,\1.mh Tht.·on (W, 1). \iatnC.,., 

tran.t'orm.11K>ns. l11ic:11 ~tL1tK>ns. \"ator Sf'ICC" 

c.har.ictcrisuc mamx. agal\'alucs. nruq,'Urulit'I. 

l'rnm. Lrlrzdus II 1:.M 12.?or 'u\f/{>21. 

'>\1279 \lulcivaruhk C:1kul11' ( 'H· 1). An 1ntn>-

du.~" 1 ru UK: gmrnctI) .nd .UW)"l' of n-<lunen-

'K>l\.U 'IXlCC, mdudmg "'l'ICS on muladirnmsirnul 

air.-c;, inner prcxlt1<."tS. lincu huK.lions. reil ,-;i)ueJ 

funaions. I .l\-lor .ipproxun.1oons, opunuzaoon. m-

\ 'Cl'.IC funcuon dicoroi1, unpliat function dxon:m, 

and dwJb'I.' of ,-aruhJo tn mtcgrauon. Applic.mons 

IO romomics and phyi.io "-JI h: d1"-Ul.';l-d l'rorq: 

1\ \/NJ OT ~.\f22.lJt11idSi\fi{,f 

'i\121!0 fopic. m \.1.ithcm.ui<.., (1...()..11 ,\n 

'" · J ... 1mpling of ropics fmm a \anct} <if 

n1.1throuocal dlSClplincs IOdudmg both u-ack< of 

the nur:licmaucs mlJOr. '>nidcrns "111 h: ccposcJ 

to t!ic l""''CI', bc:mn; ;mJ u1J1n of nudicmaaa. 

Arrrq. Gw:ulw llmid 'i.'fA or Si\//'11•1_10ror 

l>n71.m:o11 of tfepmrmnu dwr. 

'>\L!9 I Fundament.tb of \l.it!1c111.11i<.., l l-0-3, 

· · . .Jua10n to nudlCl'IUt1c.u n.':l'°nmg and the 

\\Titt<n .uid oral pn..-<.c.'t!Lltk>n of ma.thCCll.111 ... J 

C• mccpts. dimn-, .md .ippGc.atk>n ol ~"IS JJ1d rd1 

uons. !+nrq: ( ;daJw I! ~Qr 11•1pm mry 1101 i.tJ..,. 

borJ..\\12911md\M22l 

<,\ U 11 Engineering.\ 1.uh1.11utic. I ( ).(). >J. arul\~-., F-ouncr .uuh~ (Wtl.11 ddft-n:nwl 

«Ju.mons, '>runn I JOU\ ~k problems. l.q,=dre 

polmomiak. d..--itmmwns. and nutrlCC5. !+nrq. 

f Mrnmn.t! hp•ttwllJ I \\f2/2nr,\M221). 

'>\I.~ 1 l bigilleCJing \ I.ulll.m1U...., II (.'HJ. 'l. 

I .1p cc .md luuri< 11 01\S, .dmtJ 1<>p1<.'\ 

Imm wmpk."< \'Jll.1blcs. tmrq. l>iffi-rmn.t! l-.qu.1 

nom 1 \\/2/.!or ~\l!22j 

'>\I\ I j Probahilil) "'th ApplicitK>m to I J I~ 

\ ·i:-.t cnttN· •n pruhahtlin· "1di Ill.Ill\' o.un1'~ .md excm...,; dra\\11 fmm da.-.n.:al mgmccr 

ing. 1'n<J\\lt-dgcof cJculm (111d1ul111r, mulu\':m· 

.1hlc) L' ,1"11111C\I. TI1C' wur.c.· """-.,.., l>ask: rnunung 

fl'\hlll<lll'--' pmJ"-'ftl"" of pmh1LMl11io. d&n.1c and 

<.0ntim101» r..ndom \"JJLibb. O:J"-"<"t...lllon \altio. 

\"J.fl.llllX, 00\~llWl<c, )<)Int pmhahilin· Jismbuoon.-, 

functlOm of random ,'31l.1bks. moment gi:ncnung 

lmK.tK>ns. die Ccnaal I mut I hcon.'111, r.mdom 

s;unpung, and "11llplmg dt<>tnbliaon oi lllCU1'. 

n1C' cmphasl.\ 1' on 1111dcr.1;mding die ranJom 

,W,k con.:«pt. /+nrq. I >iffnmn.t! f.qu.ttwm 

"·'"f2or s11222i 

'>\l.\ 15lntmduL-UonIO1'.1n.J l>1Ilcn.nti.il 

I ~11•11iom (.~ '>. l 111<.-:.r 01i...:iom. ( .11..h1 

pmbkm.,, Lipl.i..-c .uid lblwm C\llLlllOOS. 

boundm· \aluc problems, hen npm1nns. 'lnlfM· 

I 10i.\lllc prublTtlS. and ori!Kmnrm.d CXfWNons. 

l'rorq: Dtjfrmmal Etp~1t1011; I '1..!12or \\/22.!1 
<,.\1il6 f,,gin,...,ring \1.1tl1tmatic..'"i1h l'mb.tbil· 

n' .md '>t.1ti't.i'-' ~-H k (h,ic co11ct1>t' m pn~~ 

.1b1l1r, .uid ".mm.._, 1·01111<.T Jn.U..,is. anJ tnmpk"' 

un.1hlc< "1th .1ppltc.1tt01l'. 1 >.ic. not rnunt .L~ 1 

m.11ordl'~.1J\c for 1he 111.nhc111.1t1c.."\ 111.1~>1. /'mrq: 

I hf/nrm1.tl /·,po111m1.• f\ \121.! or\\/.!"' 

'>.\ 1.U I fopit., in \pplicd \ 1athcnl3tic. 1 \.().\I. 

llll< k"\~1 t"I"" 111 1ppi1tJ m.1tht1 II llw 

-.untt'lll mil \ .l!) 111 order 10 kt't. p .thrt-a\I ul llC."\\ 

iJc1, .md .1pp11~1dk."'- l'mrtf pen11ww11 of rlrp.rrr 

mn1'1:lt111r 

'>.\ 1.U I !\1h.111ct-d Calculw. I . 1..{}-.i l. R.."1 

numlx:"'. "'l'"·nu,.., l11111L' uf "'t.Jll<'ll<'-"". li11111' 

,,f ti111ct1<n1'. t•111t111uin·1 prupc:nl~ nflontint1 

ou' ft11Ku111i-. d1fll:rt111ub1li1v, Rit111.u111 lmq~i;1I, 

<rill'" I'"'""' "n'"' !h-1.-q. \il.261 .11ul.\:\J.!YI 

S.\l.H J 11 lkJ \n.Jy'>i.'> I H ~l-4). I fonur. \'l1'inn 

•I \\ 11 l l l 1"'711" ·011 ojil.7.rrr111r111 dwr 

S.\1Jt!I f Rc;J \11.J1'" II +n~11. f lo11<>r. "·r.1011 

111 \\1\J1 l"m·tf.f' 1nro11mo/dep.1m11t111.Jm1; 

)\I Ht IJc111c1m of \d\'anced Calculu> ( \.() \). 

flu•. llJUl'\l l\,lU>lllllll~lllUllOf\.\l.Hl l<'!'t'ther 

th<: l.Olll'Ci lll\'\.·r le ~It. .. 111Ju~i.1on. "'-'qUL"lltL', lim 

11,,_ rc.J numl><:I'. >en<.,,, u>111111wt1'. Jilfert1llLthilit' 

prupc..-,ut"' of lUllllllUnlL\ IU1ll.tiort\. 1ht..· lljt:n1.1nn 

lntCPd .111J !""''' "-"11<."'. f'rrn'<r \\/.U/ 

)\l.H<J \ppli<.J Si.1ti,tic. f ( '-11-11. ;\11.1pplit,f 

..tmh o( .1,..,mt1\ of 'c.m ... uci.1 mt..'thoc.l ... ll""-'\.l 111 

1obt.t1111ng. prt'!<:ntmg. 'umm.uiangJnd .111.1!~.,mg 

,1.ui,uc.11 infunn.uiun. fndudt-d an: '11':ll<"glL.~ tor 

J.1u wlhuon .111J prt."\CnL1uo11. and tt"\.h11111uc. 

ut 't.lt"tit.J 111kR·nu· for pnpulaaun, p.1r.tn1t1er. 

h.t,nl on 1hc L<>IK~l'h of ... 1mpling. pnih.1hili1~ .u1<I 

1fatnhut10ll ""' '" /'>?~/ \, 11239 .11vl \ \/.!{,/ 

)\H 12 Di"n:tc '>tnKtures { i..{k\). l'Ot111d.111tm 

•ll<l 111ctlk><l- "' pn~>I. Comh111.1ton .... '\. gr.iph 

Ul<lll") gruup d·mn \t"lu:tcd toptt.."\. /'11:n:q. 

\.\//"or\,\//(,.' 

S,\ B<>2 ,\lnd1.211t\lgWrJ (.\..{l-.'\I. fnrc;gc1-., gllll'I"· 

111.11'1'"~· m~. lidJ, /"1.,,rr \,\/.!f>I .uv/~.\/291 

\.\ U<i'\ lmruc.funion to S<.imtific C..umput 

mg I O 1 ). ( 11mp111t · mthnK1Jt .md emir.; 

.Ji.~omhrns .md pmgr.un.' tor lll·r.1ti\'t.' ... ofuunn ot 

"'l1t.llK>n\, lmc:::u ~"\,tl·rn.., of c.'\.]U.Uiun.\.. h.m1..tkU1 

.tppnn:muuort,. m1111c·ric 1ntq,-:1Lion, .md the.· nu· 

111l1ll.ll sul11t1111l nJ uRlill.11) difJcn:nmJ l'l.!lLlll111l\; 

·'" mtm..l11t1um to pmgr.unming. l'mrq. \.\f.!(JJ 

0.,,\ 11 I I lntr<Klua1011 t0 Compb Vari.'lbb 

I (). \ l lm w111x ntcn<l' the 1t't.hmq1u: of 

dilft l\"llt1.tl .u1d mtq;r.11 c.Jrnltl' to 1he wmpk"\ 

1111mlx1'. I ltghl1glm indmld :111d11'th''"""'1111 

mt<p:ltk>n. the R"1lluc thtt>l\:Jtl, .md !""'"' '<.110 

L"\[W\'1011,. r\ppliG1ti111t< 10 rt'1l ul.J,,i, :mJ ph"' 

cal prohl"m' will hcdt'><.'1N.U.f /'n.,.q. \.\[}31 

'>\.I 115 \ ladlC!tl.1Ud \ lodeling of 1he Oce:tn 

and AcmosphcTC ( \-0- \). \ l.11he111.t0<.:.J \ luddmg 

of the lA:can .md -\t1110,phert Veuor •U1'J)'i', 

h1um:r ;m.tl)'i'· 1'·1m.1I ditli:ri:nn.J <i.111anon' with 

emph.t>i' on '~"111 .md potl11u.J fiuicum1'. wnx·nt~u.ion of m.L,,, u>nxn-;.uion oflint'".JI 111omr.:ntum 1'.':J\it-r-Stol.."' Lqu.niori,) 111 l\."\.'Lll1!,'lll.u .111d 

muting coord1mt<' ,-wem,. U"' of\. 1All • .\B m 

"'"" .1ppliul pmblcm< 111 O<.t."ll10:,.!f:ll'hy and me 

t<'Omlogv. l'mrq: \f >-1 I 1 or /•"11ro1n11 of ""m" wr 

SM4l 1 Topia. in \ppli,~I \ !athcmal.ic. 11 (.'!-

().'I). ~mor bd toptL' m .1pplK'l.l 11uthema11<...,. 

I ht· content will 1<11)· 111 oRkr to kt~p .1brt'OISt of 

nt"" 1dc':l> .md .1pp11>1tht.,,. /i,,,.,,. /•T111ro1011 of 

tl."f"1m11mrdw5\.1125 Ad"anc.•d '<11111cncal Anah'Sis 3-0- ~). 

'\umeri1...,J "'luuon "'"'-111.uion' m ;tnc and ""'<'r.J 

"mabb. dirt't.t .md lll'f;ltll'C al~onthm." r.1te of 

wnwrgt:m:e Computer 111c1h;lll' tmpll.bll.c't.I. 

l'nmr f'i,\/.! /.! or.\Jl.!.!.!J 111ul (.\~\133/or 

11pproHrl ofd•"f"tm11mt rlwr) rmtf S\l-!65 mu/ 

I\, l/2Jj or <"J•71t7l«' 11'11/i i\f.·lfl .AB). 

5\ 1~16 :-.umcnctl \ 1cihocls for Differemial 

Equaciort< '\-0- \ fnterpol.mun .me.I pof)1101111.J 

1ppru=uuon. numtnc.J llU<'!(T·mon and JiJli:n:nlL!aon. nummtal Ji;t>rirhm.' for iniri.J , . .Jue 

.md hound.u) ,~Jue pmhlern>. Hrn:q: (S. I/.! 12 or 

\. \l.!.!21 ,11vl (.\.I /J3 I '" .rppnmrl of rlt"f"tmnmt 

dwr)andS.\J-!{,') tlltt/('i,l/2.U "'""l•nmtc 11·11h 

\lffl~B) 

S/\ 1 139 Topics in Swl.i\ut:.\ (.'\.(). ~). '>crnor bd 

topic. U1 't.11"11<...,. f lie contclll will "m· IJ1 on.fer 10 

k<'-P :ihrt:1.,1 uf lllW 1dcl' .md Jpp11>aJ1e.. Ttm-q. 

\. lHJ9 or r11mw1 of 'k"f"tmnml d•ur. 

S\l'H'l Di>w:lc '>1111auru. fl (.\-!J. 'IJ. l(>pic. m 

w111b111.11ona. .u1d ~r.tph dim!). w1d1 .tpplil:IDUI\\. 

I .uin squan..,,. lin .. "ll" .1lgd1r.1 .u1d m111hinat0ri<.l>. 

finite proic1.-ii1 c pl.111D, topologic.J grJph thron; 

R.1mS<.;' chcrm: ll\.'t.:>. l'>?n·q: 'ii\lH2. 

SM 161 [jncar Algcbm t•-O-J). \mor 'f"dU"'· 

linmr =i.Jonnmrni-.. f0Rlu1 .omo111<...,J fum1. Um..,.-

pn><lua "P'lO...'- ( 'm'l \,\/.!6/ mul.~.\lUI 

S\ 1162 Algd1raic 5inmu~ 1.Hl-,l. (,mu!". 

nil~ hdJ.,,_ ( ,,UOi\ UllUI'). /~!7!Yf ),\/J6_! r/lv/ 

\.\I.HI 

5\ 1463 fopic. in Art.ii) ticJ Di~tc Mathem;11-

ics (3-0-~). '>cmm k'\d 1n1>1c.111 pun: matl1em.1t· 

''-'· Ilic content will \-;try IJ1 on.fc-r to k<'-"f' .1hrt"1.\t 

of 1Kw 1d<':I.'> .mJ J('f'l<>.1d1..-,,. Hm'ff: /H'mro11m of 

rlq.rm11m1 dw11: 

'l\.l t6·l lopology (.~l-.'11. ,\ 111.11hem111c.J .111.Jy 

'''of wpologi1...J '~' ••-t.:p.1r.u1011 .tXKHTI\, Ul\'(1'-

111!: pn11'll"ni<"'· .md 111crnc 'f~k'"· Hmtr \.I l i3 I 

'i1\IF2 Proj<:ct.> in 1\latl1e111aua. ( \.() \) llus 

tnur.c· i., .1 c•lp,mne .:nur.e lur t lic 111.1d1m1.1nc. 

tr.Ilk of rhl' 111.1d1e111;11ics 111.1101 Srndl'llt' will n.'1d 

.md nuke pRx·m:uiun' on tup1c. de1e1 minti.I h1 

the 11Nn1c10r. bd1 sn1dem will wmpk·tc ,1 prntc'Ct 

on .1 top1< 10 he .ignxJ upon b) d1l' irt,lntctnr .mJ 

\ll1tlent. \111Jt111> \\ill prtx111 d1<·11rt"'ult'111 wri1-

111g .111J or.Jh. l'rn1.rr l/( '.\.\/A 111'1]''"" /><7711/J>ttm 

of r~p.1m11mr dwr 

SM t'' .~ l'rnjc'Ct> in Mathcm.tt.ic. .ind Applied 

M.11hc111al.ic. (.HJ.'\). llm wur.e ".1 c.1pstonc 

cour.e Im botl1dw111.uhc111.111L' t1:1tk .111d the .lf>-

pficJ m.1tl1em.1t1C> rr:tlk of the 111.11he111.111" 111.llOr. 

'>tudrnL' "1ll 1e1d and maki: pn..x·m.mmt' on toJ>-

K' dt1cn11intJ lw me insmtLlOf. L1d1 m1Jem \\ill 

wmpbe .1 pmJtG on .1 tol"' tu 111.· .tgn.'t.J upon by 

tht· 1mtn1t1or .md '1t1U<1lt. Sn1de1m will p"-"""m 

their R,,.ultl> in "ming and or.ilk /~rm1- JI( 11w/. 

11u11or nr/1f.77JJW1m1 ef th.'f"trt711t?ll d t11r 

S/\ 11- t Prujc-ru in Applied j\ 1Jthcm.1tic. 0-0-.~). 

1 llls wur.c " .1 GtJ"lllnc wur.c lor the •1f1plic.J 

m.11hm1.1UC5 crack of me mathem.11it.' mJjur. 

\tudt·ms will R'3d and make prt.xrn.1tio11' nn rop-

''-" dc1m11i11t.J bv the instmc1or. L1d1 'rudem will 

wmplete .1 pruj<~T on J topl< to !11.· .igRuf upon bv 

ell<' i1Nntc1nr and srudenL Student' will P"-"""lll 

their rt"uk' m wiitingand or.ilk /\m·q. JI( \:\ff' 

llM/or orptn11w1011 oj rkp,11111u'111 d1t11r. 

Operations Analysis Courses 

SAJ02 Analp.is of Na.-al f actics (.\· 2.A ). An 

mtmdurnon tu tl1e reduuqlll"' oi' 1111lllding anti 

lflLUltlLIU\e .u1;J)'is J(lpliul tu Spt'lint IU\.J 

n1x:r.mn11.J pmblem,, including "~ll'lh .mJ p.tuul. 

'4.-rt.i:mng . .inri-arr w:uf.tre, numng. <..'lIUipmt..:nt ndi-

.1hilirv mJ dt'<.i.,ion rub. Doc. 1101 wum .t' m.11or 

ch-rive for\ 1atl1e111atic.111ajur.. Hm'<f .\:11219, 

\. 11.!39 (}/' \/\1230. 

SA367 Introduction to Matl1cmatic.1l Modeling 0-fl-.I). Realisac problems. oli"n nl milit.m· 

111tt'rt.~I art· fonnul.utJ nuil1c111.1u .. 1ll\' .md 

,.,1, ... J ll\111!; tt'<.hniqucs liu111 pmb.1h1ii1y. ,t,11i,uc.. 

Cl!t11liL< .111d Jiffc1mcial ci.1umon,. ll1e ;ul.Jl'-1.< 

"<-'LrricJ out b1· srudcntl> working 111 ,111.111 team< 

.md indiv1d~Ji1: Solution; .~· p~"'lll<i.1 in or.J 

110lltl"Lhnictf bnding. and in wnttl'll ttd1111cJ 

RT•>m. /~imr 'i.\12J9. S.\ll'J9m· \:111.iO 

'>A·tO I fjn= Model;. and Oplimir,11.ion ! '\.0-3). 

f1w""ug;111011 uf li.mdamem.J, uflin«lf npt111111 .. at1011 ,11hj<.'t.t to w11"tr.tim" 111dud111g w1Nntrnnn 

.u1d .m.J"i' ofli11c;1r progr.m1111111g .md nct"urk 

pmblcm,. H!7!·q: S, I 1261 

IT 
S, \ 101 l>p1.unic .uid Stcx:ha.tic \lode!' '-0-~). 

ln\'c."'ll~',ltl<>ll of t}ll.Ultn.aun: .uiah,L1 of dl't.:i-'ion 

npt1111l,. 111d11ding dyn;urnc pmgr.unrmng. <b:i-

'ion trt\•., \ hrkov chain' .md <)11<11111~· thcur\'. 

Applic.u1un' 10 t\ptc.-U oper.u1nn' .m: 'l"-'"-J. 

/;171·rr <Sill.' War 'iA/23()) 1111tl \/\ l.!61. 

Sf\·1 I 0 t\pplicuions of Se:in:h and Dctc"t:tion 

lliml) i.Hl· \) ( .on51dLr.iaom 111 p1ckmg .1 mc-a-

'urc ofdb.ll\<11<!>' 1.\ !Ob for ll'<. 111 .ut1l17mg 

lk·•:l,tclll optltJI\.\ anJ Jc..U ... inn c.rill.'n<>n .tR'.' ~ttu.Gc..J. 

Jlw lo(\!\ of the (Ollf'<C ~ the ;\1l.1Jp1' of SC.lflh .Uld 

det<\CIK>n 01x:r.1uo1K p.tnicuLuh .t, thl'~· .ui"' in 

.1111 i'\11h111.1mw npl.TJtions. LL'mg pmhtbilit)' modck l\.t1Tll·1 dct<"<llOJl, an.-:1 "'<m:h .md l'u;1llcl "''l't.'f' 

np1:r.111om 111ndds ;uc dt~•dopctl. :\ddition.tl mp1c. 

Ill lllllll' 1 ... 1rfa11.:, 1.1rger covcr.tgc m111.Jd,, .mri-air 

w.ul.trt'. .ind 1.11)(ct morion an.iii'" mar Ix: pick<.J 

lnr '1ud1 lw dw imtruaor ( ~n.tlll <.Ulllot lxc given 

fi>r 1-.nh \:\. \02 .md :iA-l I 0. H-em1 .\.I 12 W. 

t1r.\J/2.)0. 

St\·1 I l Proj<.u., in Operation~ \n.upi' (.Hl-J). 

t l1x:r.1uon' R.'.'>Cin:h rc"llm1qu"' .uc .1ppl1<'1.l 11,ing 

m1drn1 pm1<.xt,, c.1.'.t: midi"' •md vi,11ing k ... 1un:r.. 

lupb 1ndudc <.1.trn:nt miliwy .111d 111dm1n.J 

prllhk·1m. /'r171·rrpt•mJSSio11 ofrt..,.mmmt tl•1ir. 

'i/\121 'iimul.uion \lodeling d·O-'). 

I )i'<.n.1c. .11nl1L1ti«>11 of S\'ccn1~ LL..,lng, .t 

>1m11l.1uon l.mgtLigc. Indud"' r.md;m, 

numhcr gmcr.uion, ,'1]idmon md wrilic.-uion 

of '1nll!l.1uo1l\, 111p11c ;md oucpu1 <L1t.1 .111.tl)'"· 

Xlllt'.\ll't pmj<.\l.\ .111.' done~ pan of.u1 an.1h;1., 

ream. f'rnrq: \I/ UY. 

128 

SA130 Logi...tic. 3-0· 'l. lnvcscigation of 

1u:hm11uc" of 01xcr.1t1on., .m:tlni' applic1ble m 

rlw '°luuon of pmhkim in 1di.1hilitv. maint;un· 

.1hili1); .1"til.1hiliry .md invemol): f+,.rrq: SM2W 

01' \.\f2;(l 

Sf\441 Applit"t'.I 'ic:ni;t.ic. 11 Cl-0-3). ArnnumL111011of),\11W 1ha1 mdud"' cx.111111Muo11, 

t'\0JtLll1<l1l .1nd :1pplicuion of .1dl'anced \taIDcictl 

merl11..h. ku111111ucs m1dioo 111dude wnpling.. 

nonp:1r.m1<.1.ric aiul)'L'- 'in1ple .md 1mtlciplc 

n.:gr=1on. amd.uion. •mal\~L' of variance and 

dt-ci>ion thew\' l'mrq: \, \/339 

SA·P5 l'rojt'Cl.\ in Opera1ion; Anaylsis or )mt.iscics (.'\..<). 3). 1111; Wlll'ie 1s ,1 Clf"'tonc U1UTM= tor 

the applit"Cl m.1t!Km.ma. u:ick of d1e lll•Uhemam." 

major. '>1udcn~ "ill rc:id ;md make pre><:ntauo1l\ 

on mp10. 1.bcn nirt<.J lw 1he msmJctor. I:' .ac:h '1udcnr \\UI wmpk11.«l J'IUJ<.'ll on a copic IO lx.igru.J 

upon l" tlw i1i,tn1aor .ind \ludent. )rudenc. will 

pre.cm tl11.1r ru.ttl[> in wricing and oral!). f'm>Yf 

I/( \: \lf' llkl/01' "' pt??111SSio11 of dep.1m11m1 dwr. 

SA ,-5[ lkscan.h Seminar in Quamitat.i"e 

Economic. (3-0 'l· I )in.-ctu.l n.=h on a spcxific 

topic Ctf"tonc cour..c for Qmncimcivc l:.conom· 

1cs m.11or.. bnplu'i' on cmpiriatl work t1.'lng 

computer.. f'>m"<J /IC W.j_F 111tijor. 
Oceanography Department 

Ou:anograph) Major 

rhc Oll'.lnog1.1ph)' m.1jur gi\e' furnrL' n,1v.1l ofhccr> pr.tt!iL.tl and thcorCllCal knowlcdgt of ti1c llCl'.111 

cnv1ron111cnt .111d build, J 'ound .1c1Jc1111L foulldacioll for futurc gr.1duace study 111 am· 1echn1L.1I 

d1't1plinc ,.\n 11\!crJ"uphnar: ,cicnt<: 111.1jnr. uceanogr;1phy 1nvolws chc study of meccnrolog)-. 

gcophr,1Ls, ph,·,IL\, d1cmis1r:·. hwlog\ .111d gcolo~ as chc: reb1e to the <Kean environmc:111 

B.mc Lourscs Ill d1t'e .ire.ts Jrl' prc:1cc1u1,11c' tor more ad,,111cc:d nce.111ograplw and meteorology 

u>11rsc:s ~lll<lcm' 1.1kc course:> 111 \Otmd prop.1g.rnon 111 1hc occ'11l. the: srndy of\\ aves .111d rides .. 111d 

rhc me of ,,udl11n Ill occ.111ograph). \ cotme in advanLed biolog1c1I occanograph) offer' .1 ghmp't' 

ot the und<."r,e.1 \\orld and ns 111.mnl' ue.tture': synopnc 111e1c:orologr courses involve hand,·on 

\\l',nhcr forcL.1,1111g experience t1'111g the l.uc:'r rools avail.1ble. \tore 1han 25 pcrcenc of rhe required 

nn1r'e load is w11hin 1he oceanog1 aplw 'Pl'u.ilry. Or her rnur,es include advanced mar hem.mes. 

l1<:1.<'"·1n· to ,Jc,crihc the complex hd1.1nor of Hu id ennronmc·ncs. ,\ bachelor of science degree 1' 

.l\\,irtlnl 1\11 honcm program w11h .1 dc·'1gn.ned honors degrce i' .n.1il.1ble for selected stuJcnt,, 

rlw '\;a,.11 \c.1denn boa.'r' the 111m1 cxtcn'1'e undergradu.ue oCL•JnographlL taLilir1e' 111 ihc coumn 

I oc,Jtnl on J pier Jdj.lt.clll rn rhc momh of rhe Severn R1\'er. dw I kndnx O..:canograph\ l .1hor.11or} 

'' .1 multi funL11on enclosure lcaruring .1 \\Cl lahoracor: where· 'rudent' 'ruJy the world's l.1rgcst 

c\tU.tr\. thr <.he,.1pcake B.n. \11dshipmcn h.1\'e the opponunm w pamc1pate 111 a chrce-wcck 

ULt'.lnogr.1phy Lflll\C UUring the \llllllllCr tf,ltlllll!:\ period. rhe <IUdt:lll}'\ 0CC'1110graph1L fl'SCarch \C\\ci 

en.1hln 1111c1'l11p111e11 to collcu s.1111plc' .111d oteanographic dara .1!10;11 ,111d deliver them m rhe dep.1n111en1\ 'hore I.th\. ·\norhcr l.1bora1<1r) rnmplcx 1n Rickover I l.111 house' the gcolog1L.1i. hiolog1Cal. 

chc·1111t.il, gt·ner.11 c><:eanograpluc .111d rcmorc 'cns111g lahur.1wrie,. A separ.1re 111creorologic.1l lahorawn h.1, .rn on-line recei\'er ro d1,pl.ty d1.1ns from rhc :\allon.11 0Leanic .111d A1111osphcric Admini» 

tra111111 .md the N.1\.11 \1cteoroloi:.~ .111d Oce.111ograpll\ C.0111111.111d, direct .teces- to thc 

\\'orld \ lttcorolog1L.1I Organ11.mon\ dat.1 network, a color we.nher r.1d.u tfopl.1v. and a high 

rc,olullon ,,udluc rcLe1wr, .111 of'' h1d1 L.111 bc .ICLCS>cd via compmcr workstauons. 'Hudents me 

.111 ol thoe fauluic' in required tnurse' ·" wdl .ts 111 their dcuives. 

( urnrnlum Requirement$ (In .1ddu1011 w rhc requirenwms of plebe rear) 

l'rob,inn.11 \.l '<H \.I 110. NI ·100 "!\.200. NS300. NS•12'\, 

\1.11hc111.n1L'· s,\1221, S\1212. S\l 1I1 

'icirnu." \1'21f.Sl'2I2, \l''l If 

I l11111.1111t1n: 111121 '), 1111216 .md mo dcLll\'t:S 111duding one .u the 300H00 lcvcl; 

I ngmc,·nng: [ '-'·100 {or I :''..iOI or l..AtOOl, l·\U00, 11301, I I' \02.1:..\.300 l·\3(,0 .. md .1 frt:e elctti\c~ 

\ la1or. ~l )2 \I, \l>23·1, S02·14 '>l l,H), \OJ 1'i, SO·ll·t, S< h I<>. Sl l1-0x. plus three nujor dewvc,. 

12') 
Ou:.inograpln ( mir'c' 

\()_>,! I lntrnduwon w ( k <>111<igr.1ph) ( \-0 \).1\ 

, \,-...._ 11 1•tl\'t1..<lllN.'dt'lSJk'I to f'n1\1dt; .Ul O\'lT\1C\\ 

ol \lgJUfi.m1 <X'-'Ul<'fl:ll'luc !.KIO!l> and 1hctr 

11111\"-~ on cngmc.'lnn~ 1pp!ic.aumts. ltmrt Non 

\"(}( n r-0rrn'lf~ 

'102 I I l.cncml ( k i:.11u>i;r.1ph)- I I 12 4). ·\ 

dc.-...11)" ' · •tr\"C\ of.md 1111md11ct1on wgmlelf,l 

c.tl, c.hcnu<..tl ..nd pll\'\1<'11 O•C.ln<~ph). ( HU~ 

wrtL"'l! 'l'u" suhi<Xt' such .l.\ S<":1 lk•Jr "!'=ding. 

propc.:rtK."'> md mmp<Ntl<>n ol s.:m.ucr .ind ,..._-.-.m 

lllffi1'(' .ind WJ(CT 111'l\SC>. \ lustonwl l"-"'J"-"ll\T 

' prum!cd 1.ihormm o.cn.1<1.-.. a>ll<Xllrruc on 

( h'-"1pt:;tkr ~l\' l\lf.llllt'l<T'i ,1, SC:l'iClll\ d1'111f;C 

Hrrrt]. l/Ofl(' 

'IO H 1 ( o<.1>cr.tl Ou,ll><>i:r:tpln JI 11l11. ( <>n 

l•nti<" mm .... lurocm to ph)~wl o.:Cinogr.1pln m1h 

<1npl1'1'i' on rlw 11m-r.1c.~1um ul plwsiwl l"''-l'"-' 

111 the •"-<·am: g"~~c...J, b1olopc.J .111d c.l1cn11<..J. 

'x,limc111 di,lnln1ucu1 .... h.H.lf.. ll·ristK~. 1...11',ifi1..o1111111 

aJ'd \l'llll11Cr'LllH>tl rruU.!\.~ ll'Luine vok ... UlL'iJJl 

and dLlj_~'lK'Sl'>; .. hcrnk..II proJ"-nto of sci" ucr, 

m.-mn< n-dc. md Jmn'>uom• of 1ulr1C11t' .111<! 

~1"-" m the cxc.ut'>; ni;mnc pn::Juc.~\11'1, Ji,usm 

and d1< \!r.lt<glC' Lmpkn"C<I Ii) produOl\11\ 

d"-c"tt) .md th" str.1uμo cmpl·n~-1 hr ni;mnt 

u~mLml\ arr mdudnl. l'rrmf. V 12 i I 

'-.< >.! 11 n.,.,;.,_. \unn-.pl-..ric. !'mu .. -.,.,. l2 2 'l. An 

111m•hunl) a1t1ix·dc>Jg1ll.1.l lnruu .. ·111opdpln 

111;1~ >r.. ;r; wdl ,l\ d-.. .... • 1111c:n.~t-..I m taking .1<h-J11<ul 

lll<tt'Ul\lkigit...t! c:htl\U.. Jlm OllllX" U<o<I> the /,1\K 

llK"ll'>ll>kip<:;;J \WL1hk-..u1d 11\'illlllllC.11" lN\I for 

lllll•"i~Kri.: 111m.-.urc:111u1t'i. pl11'0C,J I'll"-<'"-,, go\ 

mmig dlt' "m-,.,uth-.nnKispiKn· tht"<Tn.11 "~tm1. 

h.t'ilt JlllK1'plJC:Jlt. thcrnKK~TLlntk..--.., die chc.,,K.Jl 

.ind 1<11lJX-r.uurc SU\Kmrc:-ul canh's.im-..,.,ph<ndotKI .uiJ prn.ip1~1!K>11 p/11....._.J pn-...e.."-"- h.t'it<: .11 

nK"phax un.uboom .U1<.l act1 >1111'mmig "'''tlu 

.md dim.me )\llltnl'i. ,1, wdl ·'""' inm.luuron to 

comnKJn n1<tC< >rolngi-.tl ,Lu.1 pmdu .. 1' \L<4'1.I 111 

"''1d1cr .uL-.11-sts .md pn.,!Jmon. /'mrq 1w11r 

<,()262 l'h~,k.t! (o<'<>f.'1'1)'11\ (J-0-31. l11q>hv,JWI 

<Tl\ 1ro11111cr11 111/!uc:nu:\ na1ur:J n...,,,ur,~ hunLm 

rnhurc:-, ll:JIKUL-.1 S<."t.tllll\, .md 1111lit.m• npt.-r.tUOll\. 

llmwuf\Cn.uninC\ 1h..-lu-.1c. "'imtrlK primipk· 

ol ph,,1c.J gtiigr.1ph1 .md hel\I h:.mon un ..-anh 

nllucnu' d1111a1<·- bndtnmt.-.. .,.,,Is, .u•d 1Lnur.1l 

vq,'ltauon \\~ ";J1,md1 the prr'-'""-" JI \\Ork. 

L'ic fcamrrs U'-"llt-..1.ind dKir 'l"'ual distnl1t11K1n" 

\'\.:\\ill u«' <:11dl11c mug..-n .uKI g<.•igr.1ph1<.J 

mfe1rnLmnn S}'SIL"fl1' to h•k .u ,,t..._. -.1udic. .11n1111d 

d1n\Cnld md cx.111ur1t' the\\ idc: r.u1g« of ri;1n1r.1I 

''" 11unmcrm. H111>r "'"'" 

I 10 

\( )_H5 ( k<.·.u10gr:1.phit and ,\ lc1,·umlogic.il 

Quantii.1tiw ,\lcduxl <2-2 >:.A cour;c to exp<~ 

\tu<knt' 10 pr .. .luL'L' .111d c.i11.1«.•\ 1h.i1 .nt• a,·.W.1hlc 

111 "'""x>gr.tph) .u1d nllt<'l.lrul~ .md tl'thniqucs 

for m:uupulmng d1e data 10 JITJ\1= .11 .1 lx11cr 

<jtL111Uta!f\-c LuKkrsunding of tilt' <'--C:lllS ,md 

um.,..nlKn l'mrq: \\1121 'i<J2Jf.1111d\fX!-14 

'>CH-15 \un°'phcric lncm11Kl111.uni" .12-1). 

·\ 1ud· of rh. rlwnrn.drn;unK ind k11«1 r1.11iL 

propcrtcs ot thC' mno>~ix-re, 111dLKl111g 111<' dTccu 

of 1m1p.:rdmrc, m0Lm11"C .ind mnd pnia::s\C\, 

L"ltruduu.~ 1he fore,.,, rt'5pomihk for aunc .. phc:nc 

m()(ion>. 11 ., cuunc LL<e5 rl1C1T11o<hnumc <lL1-

grm1s for analmng vcmwl prohlc•:of .mrn .. phL"'l 

\.ITL1hk:. •• LS \\di ,1.\ Uln\'t111JOIJ;J .ulll rc:-mu 1d\ 

'il:lt5<,I J.ua !O ,ui;J,.,,., horimm.d dis1nh111k111\ oi 

rnctrumlogic.tl field>. l'mrq: S< J.!-1.J. 

~0 ~r 1 I I lono" \U1~m Jh,ml<Xhnamic. 

t \-2-'i). ( A>tm.t• t< U1 ,ll)\';Ullt-d \t:NOll of)( )_'4) 

for lk>rK>r 11ud..,1ts .md u-.duJ._.., Llhor:uorv =n.i-..." 

\\hKh \\1ll m;1k1: t'.\tl1l'iw ll"' ot'd>cu1111j1u1<ii1t•I 

\ kit,.nilc~ l.11· .. r.uor,·. /~m'IJ \(}..! l.J. 

'>lH8 l 1:1<.ti .. J Ou=ograph) (I -0-1 J. < >a:ano-

< .ind b.uhm1«trll baoc. 111 d-..: b.mk 

'J'.l•:c 1~1 a ggruflLlllt role 111 nu\'IK111 plummg 

.u1d cxmmon !lie 1u1w-il cmuunmcm i,.u, 

1111port:Ull Wlt,itfcr.111011111 dK' dc.U\Klll mUml{; 

proc."t"'' ~ding d1c ummg of n110t.1r.- OJ'<T.1- ' 

uons .ind die cmplO)TilCIU of we1pon<. pl1don11s. 

.ind LletK.S. Int\ LOl;.~ pro\'ide; .Ul O\U\1C\\ ol 

tu~mograpluc .md h.idnT1CUll \.uuhil1n mJ ~ 

porcmul unp.Kt of ,.,rfJ<.-c .md subsuri:Kt" I= 

0111L1,·J 01x-r.111011-.. /'mrq ..!I< or Jl<"s1;md111g01 

ff)· f"7711L<s1011 ojdrp.1m11mt clwr 

'>C.H8;! ,\,i.ition \kt<-oml"R' (I {).I). \\cuhcr 

K.Ld dancm in l!ig)11 ,11xn1K>ll.\, .i!Ta:tmg 

both ..:rcr.tlt pertnm1.llll" .md ,.tft'l\. llm rou1>e 

\'111 pnMd' Jll <M-nit-.., of mc.iam1log1L.J IJCto" 

tlLU iml'Kt tlri;lu Ol'<-T.llklll\, \\llh l'-1111C.Ultr L111-

phl\1' 011 w.:.adtcr lur.m.1...md \\t'alhcr pn><hKt.' 

th.11 <..111 .l"1.\l the ptlot \\1th th..Y IL11.m.ls. '>cuJm~ \\ IK> 1:~:c11d !U 'idcc.t or haw '<h"l<U ri;wal 

.l\1't!K>n tor rhar ".uf.u-c sp.--i:ull) "~I be P'""" 

hrst prdm:nu-for dm COLL"\C.' I tmrr !, (·or //( 

.t11vl; .. ~ ... /r• "'711/ISStOfl o/ drp.mmmt d~ur. 

S0-1 t I 0<.e.UllL .ui<l Am1°'Jll1<.'fl<. Prnu .. ~ 

'' • I ,.,, 111cn~J<"!lL111on\<if111ouongtn· 

emmg 1hc dm.unic. ol <jlLl,i-lmrvnnLJ, 111mod 

and \'l\lllll' Ou!J llo\\ 011 rill' r<ll.Jllllj;e.1111•.irc:-Ji:· 

\'d.>1x-..cl. \wlc.uuJv-.:-,, of thch.isK h1c.ln•hnumc 

l'l.)lLllklllS .Ill. IL\l'll (O 1dc11ufy lon.C\ ~"i'"'~lhlt" for mnuun' ol 11Hl'tl"\t. Rt,J{. nrnncnlJ.1 nio.ldmg lt.\.hlll<jllC\ le •r 1~ >th <X""1UC .md .nmo.~plwrx 

pnx<.'"-"' .m· 1111rodu.ul l .ihur.110" acn.t<O 

\\1ll mJui: thc \IA TI.AB soft\\-. ('"4,'C m 

""'" hmd..-.--.n pmhlcm-. J"-'fLUrung ll> nw<l How. 

Pmrq: \Qj.t5 1111d \( IJj)_ 

\0-1!6\\j ,..,,.mJ lltb (2 2 ll. Thcd~ 

· ·I '11 IJLC, imL-rrul, .uxl t..1p1il.u) w:m:s; wave st.1-

l1'tll~ .md SJ"-'-tn1111; pruiu1ilo of w;n" lorte1.'ung; 

ride l\"'llT.1ting lon::o 311d ud.tl pmlKDOn; St'ldlC\. 

horcs and ~arr m1d1c:mJ1Jc.Jlv .11uJ,·zcJ 

l'tmv. \011~ 

'iO 122 '-.;e.mhon: Ck'-'moi.>raphy (2-2 IJ. 00111· 

me.- 11 '· <xe.mogr.1pl11c n-gunc Imm the: cnnuncnLJ 'hdf brc.ik Ill rll(" lllltru<l.J l<l!W and u)Ol\IJI 

<IUJJC\. ( :.Xxcmnt'°' on slullcn1 WJtcr ""'"·surf 

.md b..:idi r~ lndudcs.1disn1S.SJ0!1 of 

auqaj nunap.mc:m .ind cngincrnrl{!. pma:.Juro. 

/tmr1 5Q>H,... \n.llt 

'>()-1.!6 PoltrOce.mcigr.1ph~ (2·2·.I) t\ dcxnpmt. 

'·'''"'""iu !, o , . ., r 1hch1'1ol) of p<.bro1~r.uion 

JS \\cll JS die pln'SICll' ""'1IK',;r.iph'· mJ nlC'lrumlogi of the ~ rbr rq;io1u \\1d1 p.uncuhrcmplusison 

die mlt" o/ -...'3 u: Ill glcfol \\':111~ o;n&,.. Cumn1 

[Ju! >1 "'"l"'~ts\\,JI h. 11'i.'"il trtdudingdx: 

Ii 11lumng: D1.q> l·n.\7c nrc.T'~uulJ! la: 1'.llI1 ~ .n.l 

:-..:.1w•,-•1.r.ui.x1><1•:h.r. I( 1::\.uid 11-.-\.\l\ t >RK 

l'nmr V J2.!/ orS0231 

'>(}1r lnt.roduruon 10 1.-.nurinc Ou:.11101:rJph~-

). The ph}'Sl-.d, g.:ulogic.il md btologtw! 

JSJ'lt.US of the esuunr-..: cmmmmcm = m.dial 

Lahor:uorv ""''ions. wlu .. h mdudc \ 1' cnu<e; 

.md field llll"• lix-i" on pramc.il .u1d hand.w11' 

.1pplica11or1.,_ E1wirunmcntd """'"' ..uch .is w:ucr 

<jlLIDI\" .ind polluuon .ue dt\CU\St.-d. lbc me of 

mmK.'flc;;I nx-.Jd, JS d n:. ii t< cxplolt'll f>mn/ 

50!.!I or \02H 

'>0-d I lmironmcnLJ R1:mo1c St:ming (2.·2·.\J 

\ n ll\J\'k'\\" l\gi\ l·ll o! the.•\ UIO~l\ rl .·ii.>nh.t; 

.Jnd sert.«>r. uun mi)· 111 ll\C .md pi.umc<l. 111(" 

dc:urumagncac 'l"'-arum and radiaoon laws= 

C\-pl.unc.J. A!'l'liciuom =rruc.-s gt'-r h.incb.-On" 

OJlt.nCl1<<" "1th un-ige pn>c.CSSU'lg syst= l'mrq 

\{)} '1 or ,\0231 

SO 1.U (.oogt-.1phi<'J lnfoniution )\\!tm' 

-' -' ; < "-' ~ lnlomu1 ..,, '1!,I\} 

lt'C rompuim m 111.arupuluc grographK dtLl. 

mmhuung l1Uf" .ind data b.i.=. Ilm aiur>e 

=•ncs the l-u,ics of m.ip projc<."tion and cLtmns. r.1>t<T .md '~'-tor dita lw.,_-.., mJ di..- doign. 

m.1111pul11um .• md .ui;Jp'-' ell ~'-'">gr.ffl lL 1l11a. 

\\{· mll 1h -....i.i"' d>c LL<e ol n.n101r ~n"ng 10 . ollcct 

,Lita .uid prrr. iJc h.ickgrouncl mtps. .ind the LL<c 

of dipLJ ck-..':lrion ""' Ids 10 pmvidi: J lr.unL'\mrk 

fr..- \I ) diqibi.-, l'trrrq: ,\02.!I or S02.Jl 

\011 l '>mopck ,\lt·1t.-omlog_i-<2 2-3).1\ prJcu· 

.. J , 1 ' " "' 111 lll<~mmlogu..J .llLtl\"11" 311J tom.a't 

mg .t~ .1pplrc:d ro Oj'<--r.t!lonal pluming. •\\':!Oct\' 

ol 1nctC<lmlocic.if cb&ISUeU115 .n·.uhhk tn the: 

wmputcru<.J ,\ ktmruloi~ I .lhoraton .Ill.' lLo;cd m 

:uuliu .ind pn'lilLt rlie mnau mJ fumrr: \l.ltr ol 

the aunosph= /'mrq- \0111 
5(}Vi2 Tropical :-.1c:1."0rology 2-2-5). A '1uJ1 of 

dK 'fxn1I prou .. "'"-" .1flt\.llng n1<.1mrolng.ietl .mtl)-

'i' .m<l furt-ct-.tuig 111 1hc: tmpiL-... inJudir..g "udlitc 

im.11;i.n .1nt!1'1'. "it.h r•utr<11Lll'crnpl•l"-'"" hur· 

=ul<.-.>T t'll'hoon prt~li<1•111, crmaon. mm·crnc:ru 

.u1d <lccll' l'tm·<r \02-1.f 

S0r,r5 Clobal nrrunc Orange (2-2-.3). Clobal 

dim.lie l"t'r .mJ pn..,.,m 1s cx.m1111<.J from rhc 

mu<lm1 n.unJ., tl\rng ... udl111: .. '\, LmJ/\l,t ol"""'t· 

uun.\. Ile rnn..'. <1<. Diffou11 gloht! d1.111gc model 

\lCtl."tll<l'> :m: pn..'<'.llt<.J .md di-.n ..... 't.I fOr futun: 

di111.ut·- l·..ml1 \\~di.AL.,,, 'ntdic.J = P"-"· 

m1 d.>y dim.rte mpi~. 'u<h a< the (}wnc Hole, 

( ;rt'l'nhou<e IJhi: .md 1-J Nino. l'lrn:rr S02·H 

S015 l Biological Oceanograph) t2-2-3). ,\ 

\t11J1 of r>:lltCffi\ .llld Wl1l<11l> of bmfogicaJ 

pnxlutunn 111 dw <xran. l·mphasL< is on the 

1111~.uion nf tl1c biologic:t! .llld phy•m:al etwuonrnrnr. I .1bnr;uoT\· inJudu. smdt·m pL1111i<.J sruJi...,. 

.u1d trnKtprte;.J cxerci=. ,\JI :C.l-1l\.'L'> of the <Ollr.'C 

cmph.1silc die ll\C o( \'ariou; knm' b.lgc .trt-:1.\ m 

"'"'" .1 pmblc:m. l'tm·q: S0234. 

50461 G<..'Ological Occ:inograph) (2-2-~). llllm· 

dures m.lllnc g<~1lng1c1llg<-opll\~1c.--t! 111s1rurncne;.1-

rion. thmT\'. tlua wlk\.mm. :uulysis. 111rc1pn.1.uion 

. ind applicauorh. ( ;<.-omorphology. sm1m1n:, 

pctml~-. ><..Jimc:111.1uon, str.iagmphy. ongin ;mtl 

dl'wlopmc:m of ocean b.1Sins and nurμiru. :in: 

ex<U11m<-d in light of th<-oT\· of pbrc t<'Clonu.,;. 

Pr.icDcal •mdi<" of' the ( ·hcsapt:akc B.11· an: pan of' 

the labor:norv work i'ml'q: S02.'h 

504-0 Cipstone Seminar (3-0-3). A wuT\C lnr 

SOC majors io pm,idc guidanre on die oon\m1c 

rion of che cipsronc paper and rhc oml pn..-.cm.1111n 

of 1.he caps10ne l"'1P"r. ll1c course will inJude b.1ck· 

gmuntl """ding. .md corn..~nding d~1Lo;s1011s. 

and iru.m1ction on ..Oemilic wming aml prc:.c111aaon. The co<m<: <i.J111111atC!> m chc produuion of 

d1c capstone: pap<:r .md me oral pi=11~1cion 1.hc: 

capstone p.tpcr. Four vcr.ions of d1L' cotme ;in: 

olfcrul: SO·{'Or\ C1ps1onc Sarnnar 111 Biological 

Oa:.inugraphy SO-FOB C1psronc 'ieinmar u1 

Gl.'01~· and ( ,t-ogr.1ph1cJ lnfom1au<m 5vsrem.> 

S0470C C1pstonc Seminar in \fomml~· 

S04"'"0D C...1psrone '>emu= in Plmital 0<.<'<mog· 

rnphy. l'nreq: I IC rxamogmphy ""lJm: 

50480 11 R=n:h Seminar (50) (3-0..,'I). 

50503 l lonors Res<.."U'Ch Mctl1o<ls in Ocean· 

ography and Mct~'Orolog)' (2-2· ~). ~Wl'>Uwl 

metthoch and tt-.:hmqu..,, appl1td 10 "-"'-'al'J1 topic. . 

nreimigmphic and l.1homtol'\' imm1mtnL•rio11. 

rcmorc St:ns1ng anJ 111mlm11.uical mcxlding. 

l1L<a.Lo;sion of rnrrtm n.. .... ,ll'J1 1opiL~. l'n:parcs 

....udcnt> ro undcruke indqx:ndl'llt n.><.mch in 

occ:mogr.1ph)' or mcrcomlogr Amr/.' 2/( 'honors 

(J('c1111ognrp'1r 1t111.Jm: 

50505 Honors lndependenc Rcst.~U'ch (0-6-3). 

lndq.x:ndrnt =..·m:h in oceanogmphr or 

111Cl(.'Ol'Oiog)' 011 ;J subj<Ct or clw 'tttdcm's d101cc, 

rnlm1mting in .1 wnrten rtpon and a pi=nmcion 

ro rhc bculn-. Hm'q: 'IO'i03 t111t! SOU I UUl)OI: 

50506 1 lonors Independent Rcscan:h (0-6-3). 

Lndtpendenr rc....'1J'Ch in ou..-mogrphr or met<XJrology on a sul11ect of d1e srudrnrs choice, culnun.urng in a wnut·n n:pon .md prt.."l'nmrion to the 

faculry. Amq: \0503 11111/ 'iOU I 111rlj01: 

505 13 l lonors Oceanic and Aunospheric 

Processes (3-2-4). Cours<: is an ad,~ct-d version 

ofS04 I I for hono" ....udcms. Pmrq: SJ\L31 JO 

111111 ~O.J.1511 

50516 Honors Waves and Tides (2-2-5). Course 

is an ath.mcc-d vcmon of~OI\ 16 fl>r honor 

srudm~~. /hn:q. SU513 rmtl 'iOUI llltl)OI: 

UI 
0 

Physics Department 

Physic~ Major 

The pJi,·,1c' 111.1Jor' program prt.,.c1m fund.1111enral phl's1cal cnncep[' .md dL'\dops rhe sn1dem\ cxpcrimemal 

tt'<.hni<!llt"\ 10 prol'ide a \trong foundation for furrher work in a broad i-.mge of technical fields. Tht• ch.tllenge 

in pln·,i1.·s lie" in machematic.tlh- u11it111g it\ bws and definitiom "ith the im1.-grarin: rea\Oning t'-'Cmial in 

1111x.ld1ng .uid ,nlving real-world prohbm. In addinon 10 the cradiuonal pJw,ics track {Sl'I i ), an a'trophysIC' 1r.1Lk (Sl'A\) aml an applil'<.l phnic., ('.'>!':\)track an: ,1vailablc. lhe ;mrophysics tl'Jck focu'l" on applying 

phr,,c, .md ;Nronom\' .rnd cosmology. including an imroducuon m ob'C1Yational [t'Chniques. The applic-d 

tr.tek .dlows .1 focu5 on applicanons of ph}"ia. in the o[her enginc..:ring .tnd science disciplines. A Bachdnr of 

\cicnlt' dcgrt'C i' ;1wardl·<.I. 

r\mong d1t' topic.., physics nu1ors m;Ncr .m:: che [heory of rdari,·iry. ml'Chanics. elecrromagnemm. quanmm 

mt'<.·h.mK.,, fidd concepcs. and the origin, propagation and rLxcp[ion of \\J\t" of all kinds. All are m1di1.-d 

wnh tlw ohjt'<.t of dt'\doping .111 opt·n-minded. crc-atiw, .md .111aly1i<.:.tl appro.1d1 m che phY,ical world .111d 

probkm-,oh-ing - an appro.1d1 inw:a,ingh 1mportam to those" ho will he the bdel"i in the \J.1n· of the 

future. lhc pll\·,ics major i, excellent h.JCkground for most of the major c:trt-er path; in the U.S. '\a\'y and 

~ 1.irint· ( :orp,. Rcccnr gr.1duait'S h.1,·c d1mcn rhe Nav\''s nuclear power. J\'iacion. and surfaLc l111c communitit:,, '" wdl '"both rhc: ground .111d .1n1uon componcm' of the 1\ brine Corps. Opporrunicic.,. for work 

toward' .td\',lllccd dcgrc·es arc ;tl'.til.1blc m qualified plll'stcs nu1ors prior 10 gr.1duation. im1111.-di.udy .uier 

gr.1duation .. ind l.uer in their c~lrl'ers. 

In ph)"it'. l.1hor.11nry work is cmph.1'im.J .md smdcms "ill haw .KC<'S> LO eight laboratories induding 'pt-cial 

t.teiliti<" for .1rnuscic;. ;1101111c ph) 'ic,, nudt>ar physics. h'Cr optic,, .111d macrmcopic and nano'Lopic ">lid 

,t,11c phn1L,. ll1cre are \<:\·er.ti addinonal rese-arch libor.uoril.,., .1 phomgr.1phic darkroom. and "dl-t'<.jt1ippcd 

m.Khint• .tnd cb:tronics shop,. \ l.qor insm1111cnts include a Pdletron .Kcdcr.uor, an 8-inch ('lark rcfracnng 

tebcnpc" a 20-inch reAt-cting tdt"n>P<" 1wo ;u1cchoic d1;1111bers, nudc-ar magneric resonruicc fatilirit.,,, high 

rc.\ltlution spcu rog1~1phs. an \ -1.11· dillr.1l10111cter. femmsc·wnd and pico\l'Coml laser S)'~tcrns. ,1 supcrcondua111g 111.tgnct. \';lrimL\ cryogcn1l sy,1c111s, .1 high-performanLc computing clLL\lcr. and numcroll\ computers for 

tL'C 111 d.11;1 colbction ;md pr0c·t'.'.\11tg. 

Curriculum Requirement\ (In .1dd11ion 10 the requiremcms of plcbt· ,·ear) 

Proft·"1011al '- l.203 '-1 \I 0. :'\I ·100, '-'200. '\;S_100. '\;)-12\: 

~1.Hhcmacic-: -;,\1212. \\1221; 

I lu111.t11i1ics: HI 12l'i, Hli216.1nd two dccll\'es 1ndud111gonc Jl che 100/!1()0 le\'d; 

FnginLwing: I· I· 101. EL 102, I· .'uOO (or I "'<JOO or ['\;·10 I), I \I ~00. l'\100, FS.'\60. machcmatic,, 'licncc· 

or cngintwing decnw: 

\l.11nr '>1''21. '>1'222. Sl'22<>. '>I' 121. '>1"127 • SP3.D. \1'1·12. W1'i I. '.'>I' \'i.!, Sl''12'i. <;p4+1. plu, two 

ph\'\10 dct1 l\'CS: 

L\p11l igd l'h):hll.:~ Tr.ick: replace '>l'·12'i .ind '>l''l'l'l .md cwo physics decll\'l'5 w11h four add111onal 

dcuil'c' .1pprovcd by the D11etL01 of the ·\pplicd l'hys10 ·li'.tck . 

. hirnphx_,i~s I r.Kk: rcpl.icl \1'·12'i. \l'-1 Hand two .1dd1tion.1l dt·uil't'\ wirh <il'1 IO. SP·t 1'i, 'il'+16 

.1nd \J'·l·I~. 

Och•r \l.1thi'i<1cncc/Fng1nccnng dcui"e and one free deu1l'c. 

IP 
Physic Courses 

~P21 I C.cncral Physics I (.' 2•1). ll1c fiN ofa 

t\\n o>uf'<: "'']LK1~ tinph.t,i1ing the fim<.Lunl1lwl 

pmK1pb ol <il'-'ici.l phj"ll'.-\ .111d their vannlL\ 

.1ppho11orb. 'lnp1a; inJudc medi.mi'-'· d<.t.1ricicy. 

rnagn<.mrn, "~l\'c muunn. Ilrnds. "'und and lighr. 

lJ.t.tUl'l", J'lt.-i<..1cinn\. IL111d'>-<m bhomon<..-.. and 

lirgc-....:.J<· den101l.,U:11ion bc'tUJD an: cmploj~U 

J~m:q. O>t7mstrJ JJr\·c 112 or SU 511: C;m1.· G1/-

ml111 JI/ (.\.\12! /11r 'i. \12..?3 or,. \llS!) or ,1ppro11il 

uj rlrJ.im11rm .-{.,,, 

SP2 I 2 C.mcral Phr~ics II 0-2•1 ). C.ominuation 

nrSl'2 I I "<.-.: Si'21 I dlXllpt.ion for mpics. Pnmr 

i'l'I'"' I 'V'..?11 ur 'iP221 i ordf'f>ro1ttl'!fdqwn- 111t?J1 d111r. 

SP221 Ph1">ic:il .vlech.mics I (3--2-4). t\ fiN cou= 

in di...,,1.::J ·111 .. ~lunics for pl>1~ic major.;. Nt~'wn's 

L1\\~ an: ·'1'\'lit.J 10 paniJ,,, .mJ S\'Stcrns of p:irnd<». 

l·nc~· .Ult mnmcritum m<.•thoJ., are dtwlop..:I. 

Apph .. iumt\ indudc 'implc . ..Lunpt:d. and driwn 

h.mnnnic motion as wdl as gr.1\'itc1uon and 01hi1al 

mouon. Pmt'q. OimusrT)· 11(.W'/12 or SC/SJ): 

( .onYf' \,\/221 or''/'/'"";,/ ofrlqwrmmt ,;,,,;i; 

SP221 !Jccuicit) and Magnetism I (3--2A). •\ fiN 

wul'\C 11> dct.tnciiv .mJ mag11c·mm fur ph)'\ICS rn.1-

I""· with an cmpf"N' 011 the co11o::pcs of lidJ., ;uid 

pot<·mi.J. Ilic <.<llll'\Ct1.ilmin.ms in thdormulauon 

of \l.1x\\dl'H'ljlLHions. Hnrq: 'i/'221 or W'l 11 

SP'>..261 fmt, Sound and Light! J-2-..:i). A hr..t 

U)Ur"I<: on thl" h.i.,ic cnrKL'f'b of thcnnoc.!~1iamics, 

.1w11'u'-'· .111J opuu. for ph1>I<-' major;. 'lop1c-; 

mduJI.' hl'at m1~1mo>. 11:fiigc'fa!Or.., cmmol"&\·· die 

l'loppkr dfo..'t. l:,..-;.ll~. ''"xk "'"""· Au id,, iet'lSC>. 

1d""-"f'<-">. poLUW1tinn. imc&-n:nu: .uid JillTaction. 

f'rm>r 'i/'21 I or \1'221 

SP30 I Modem Plwsics 0-0- ~).An immdurnon 

to the thmm.:> of n:l:1m1tj and quantum nKmmic.. lop1c. indude n±.101-i>tic me.:h.mi~ hl1<.khotl\' 

r.1Ji.11H>n. w.11~~!l.lftiJcJu.ili1y, 1hc Bohr theory, 

<tu.umun phmomcn.1. 1111dL:tr dtoy ;md nuJcar 

n::lL1ion'- Prmq: 'if'l 12 or .\1'226. 

.SP.~ I 0, \.mono1111 I '\-il-.~). Ilic fund.1!11cnttb of 

.htn111111111· ·" .1 ph;-.,,c:J '<.lt11cc, <urve;.ing d11· C11il"<.1'C ln11111hc '"Lir ')'Wm\ through "dlar, ~1c'ti< 

.md <.."<lr~il;1..uL .buonomy and c0>111ology. l'nnYJ: 

SI'] 11 ,1111/ \!']I 2. SP22! mvl \1'2!6 or <1pproml 

ofrltm111rn/iheflsrropltyw nmk 

.SPt!'I \pplietuon.\ of Quantum ~lcch.mic. 

'-2 1 \pplicmon., ol qu.1111um mlU1;u11cs co 

ph"r .... J '"'lt'lll.\. 'fopic. <mcnJ .m: qwmrn11 

'1.11i'll'-'- mulu-<:hwm atrnm. molt-..ub. pmpcr· 

LI<" ol "'li1l,, 'u\x-nomlut111 II}, 11uJc."lt 1110<.ld, and 

R::IUICll1', .111d < el11<11~11\ l"nidL .... :.. todc11i ph1'\IC" 

11w1. ... 1i~1uon, .m: 1x-rfonm~l m die Lmor.uorj: 

l~'"'>r \/';_1-.11v1 ~l'J51 (.onrr ~1'352. 

'>1'.~T lwcnucd1 Ccmun Plw'>its (.'-1l-}). 

\ ,mdl' nf d>l dc~dopmc1i1 ofplw,ic.111 the 

lwt1111t.1h \.l1llttf\'. \\ith p.Ulia1ltr Jttl'naon p.i\l:n 

It> rd.HI\ tt} thl1H"V, tpLmLurn U1l'O~'. ;mJ ~uom1l 

ph"''-'· l'n.mr \/'222 ,,,v/ \/'2.!6 or ,1ppm111! "/ 

dq<111111t111 c1~11r. 

SP333 Phl'sic:J Mu:h:1nics II (4--0~il. r\11 intcrmeJ1.11e ec;ur.;c m ph} ;it.ii 111e"'1anic. for phric. 

m1p1>. \:c~\10m111. I lamilton~m. ;mJ I .12r.1ng1.111 

lllt...:hamc. \\ith >ptt.ial cmphasi> on d1c <c~i1ral' 

lorce prohlcm and noni111ni.il l'lfcn::ncx lr.im~. 

f'rmq: (SP221 or \/'21 /J.md 'ii\1212 

SP.Vil Electricity and /\ lagnecism ll ( 1-0 1). J\n 

1111ermt.:li;ue aiul'<: m d<"CCTOmagneuc the'OI'\' for 

ph~;ics maior-. ,\ fa.'""'11" <XJll.lci~m' '"'' fo1111ula1cd 

in die no1anon of 1·t...:tor an.tlys1S and applie'l.l 10 

'""'""'irumion.\. /'im·q: 'il'.351 nr 'i.\1311 

SP350 nic Physics of/\ lotorspons (3-0--3). 

'Ilic Phpie> or \.lomr;poru. IS :m dt'<.'tll<: t'OUI'<: 

opc1i 10 all maior.;. Sn1dencs \\ill appk gi:11ernl 

pln.,.ics and c:Jculus to the 1<."Clu1ictl asp<.= of 

.\.101oi>pons \\ith a ti:x.i.1S on parameters diat ailea 

perform,uicc. for cx;mipk. rm! world torque ..L1ra 

\\ill be tL<cd 10 estimate .1u:dCr.1riort' "-'\\di as 

O-to-60 mph and qmner-mile rime;. Studcn1' 

will stud\' auth<:tmc mat! ooursc data and comp.in: 

thcm 10 the re;tJLS of nn:: anti suspcn.,1on moddmg anJ t:xplon: the ph}~ics of high pt:rfonnance 

dril'ing. One day per w.xk is dcv01cd 10 smdm, 

pn.:s.·11cations on topic ofincc~t. · 111e coursc will 

culmmatc in group projt'CIS :uid prcscmauons. 

!'n'TT!tf.' \1'211. 

51'35 1 Problem Solving Merhods I (.}-0--_~). A 

uiurs.: in the te.Jiniqucs ol m1thematics fur ph,~ic 

mth spu:ial cmplu;is on applicition.~ for rmcmlCdi.uc mahanics. "fl1e rou= inJudi.s a dc't:lilt.J 

examinauon of axndina'c sv:m:ms, dilfon.:ncLil 

t-qu.1ao1lS. infinite serie;. Fo~1ricr series; linear algehrn, imrcxh.rction to 1 c-ctor spat-.:s; \'et10r c:uculus 

:u1d .1Jd1cional 10pits chosen finm gc'OO)L'CI} and 

spc'O:tl applietaon.\ in physics. T'n:mt SM2 I 2; 

Corrq. Sl'212or )f'.?n. 

SP352 Problem Solving Mediods II (3--0-3). 

A. cow'«' ut the 1t'Clm1quc; of mathematics lor 

ph}"1Q; wid1 spt..:ial t111phasis on applietcions fur 

dt\.'tl'Ol11'117'eris111 :u1d 4mmum mt'Ch.mic;. TI1e 

cour.;c mdud<!l. appliaicions of\c't.lOr ctlcul11s, the 

Fourier tr.m.>forni, aimpl<!X ve-ctor sp.ic<:>, lint'11' 

cr.m.,fomL1tion.<;, boumLuY value problems. special 

li.111mo1l.s and additional wp1.:s dl!>scn From 

:unong numcrictl med10d.<;, scuistic:s :u1J special 

applicuioru. in physics. f'nn·q: SPJ'i I 

SP4 I I Underwater Acoustics and Son.tr (3-0-3). 

A fi.imlunmmJ stu<k nr sound pmpa!!iuion 111 the 

cx.mn cnv1ronme111 .is 11 n±.11<!5 lO the d~ign ,md 

opcr.tuon of sorur. lt1piu. i11dude wave mt\.haniu.. 

d111uion the'On', l·owicr analp;..., r.1\' u:rcing. wa,·eg111dc, .u1d SClttcnng. Hmq: <;Pl I 2 m· ~P226. 

SP425 Advana:d Qu.1mum lneol') 0-2-4). Ad-

'-ann.-d 1t"'1111qu"' frir Lbaihmg <1u.11m1m sym:nl>. 

lnpic; O>\cJ'l.:I an: q1•m1um mcchmic. fom1'1'brn. 

tt-.chni,1uc; for sol\1ng the 'xhrot-dmger e-qm11on, pcnurlx11ion dllor,-, d1c n:al hvJmgcn awm . 

. 111d angular mnmenn1m algebr.i. liic Llbor.itorv 

tnc.i."'5 on building experimental ,,kill:. through 

.K1"11lllJ <...'X!1Cnlllt1il.\. f''rmtf 'if'J]·i fllVf ~f'r'i2. 

SP434 Nuclear Phrsics L'-2--4). A .md, or the 

b.1.>ic si.1tic and Jyn:11111e prupcni~ of 1hc nudcl" 

;u1d ol\hc imcr.Kunn nfp.mide.,, .uid r.1dia11nn 

with mancr. 1-.rnplusi' 011 the cx11Cri111em.il techniques. \\'hen: appropriate, <!lll11lllm 111t...:h;u11c.1I 

llllt'rpl'liatioflS or the phcnOnll'n;! ,lit'. gi\'Cll. f~myr 

\1~32,1. SP3-12. 

SP436Acoust.ics (.}-2-4). \n umoducuon ro 

mcxlern acotL\llcs. I optcs include vibr:mon and 

nnnnal modc:s; coupkJ osc.ilbtor-; di.>ert'tc fouricr 

tr.msfonns: m&uinn, tr.1J1Smi....,.i11n .md dctet.'tlon 

or o;c1und wan!>; cb:UOOUlll\lic.; phy,,icU 300ll\llt>, 

a1d111<.-ctuml acousric:s. mLisic.-il ,icorLstic-; and son.tr. 

Pmi·rr (SP21..?flr ~P226)mvl 'i.\/212. 

SP•l38 Opcics 0-2-4). An uurcxluuion to modcrn opuc. Topics 111dude pol.iriz.1cion, inrcrli.-rence, cohen:ncc, diATaction, f'ouncr cmnsfom1>. 

hnlogr.iphy, optics or solids <Ult! basic h'it:r physics. 

Pnn·q: 51'3-12. 

SP<H2 Solid Sra1c Physics {.1-2-4). An imroducaon ro chc ph)"'°' or condenS<.'ll maucr. Top1o; 

mdudc Cl)"Slalline .uid nOllCl)''1:tllinc 'i(>lid.~. 

band cht'Ol)'• serniconduaors, magnetism, :uid 

supt:n.:onduai1m. l'mrq: 'il'324 or "/'Prom/ of 

rlrf"111'11t71t chmr. 

SP444 1liennal Physics (3--0-3). A prcscm.;mon of 

t0p1cs in d1cnn:tl propcrtit!S of m1tte'f :uid r.idiaLion 

;l~ derived finm d1c Lm" of qua.nrwn 111e-ch:m1cs 

.md suri.>tics. !'nmr S/'32·1. 

SP445 Astrophysics I (3-0-3). A sn1dyofche physic of ascronomicil objt'CtS such •l• sc~ JJ1J g;Uaxics. 

Pnm:q: SM212mvl('il'30J orS/'~2'/J,md(5P3!0 

or 11pp1vml of rlim10r of asnvp/ ,.,cs m1ck). 

SP446 A~trophysics 11 (3-0-.~l- llus course " 

a con11111~1,ion nfSP+i'i (A,1mpl1',,io; I). Ir is 

dcsig,ntJ for die lmt-dass asuuph}"1c.-track 

<;tuctenc; ex-pion: the current undemanding of 

cxcragalacric .l\troph) ;ics ;md cosmology. In 

p.irtirnktr, the'}' mid\' the sm1cwre and dp1<u11io; 

of l':uiolb galactic rypcs. the larg..~scilc scruccure of 

the w1i1•<'f'<! anJ the origin and fate of the umwr;c 

i1><.:ll: f'n?'t'q: Sl'-i•i'i. 

SP44'7 Observauonal Astrophysics (2-2-3). 

ll1i> hbomtO<}' cour.;e is Jc;igntJ m give stt1Jt"nL' 

hands-on. c:xpc1icnce ~vid1 d1e tc"'1iqL~es of lll()(lem 

.1.moph}"1cal oh,,.:1vauo11, d.u.i a11ali~rs ,Uld 

111tcrpn:mun11. Ol1"'.m1tioru. an: nude· wiui i1Nrumcncs r.mgmg from bincx..11lars to optical and r.iJio 

telescope;, wd dctc'Ctor.; ranging ti-om d1e hwn:u1 

eye and etmcms to state-ol~the~an charge oouphl 

Je1ices. lli.:S<.: d11.1. ·'-'well"' ob,.;rvatio11; avaibhle 

on-line, .ire l'l~luu.J \\id1 m1idem :U1'~}"b meth· 

rxk \\1th p,_mituLir emph•m~ n11 1111.ige prou.."<Srn~. 

.\ v.uic'9· of proj<.t.l.\ c:xplon:: the m.1jnr ol-,.;cn":Icio11.-tl 

fidJ_, of .1Suomeuy. photometry, >pt.uroscopl' anJ 

1mag111g, and how diey pmvitle our fundamcnr.11 

knowhlge about che Universc. /'nn·q: SPJIO. 
Di vision of Officership Development 

I h< I)" '""n of Ofliccr,Ji1p I ),·,clopmcni prepare' mid,h1p111cn w be Icade" of charauer who, upon graduation. '<rvt: ·" \\,1rnors. •cand.ird 

lw.11'"' ul the na\'al prole'"un .. 111d \ef\·.111rs of th<' 11;111011. I hi: ~ou"c' ollcrcd b~· m acadcmt< department, Lcader,l11p, hhic' .ind Law. 

w111ple111cnt the tr.tining .md experience' rh.11 develop honor, character, and Integrity in 1111dsh1pmcn. The integrated progr.1111' of the 

I livl\1<>11 of { lfficcrsh1p Dnclopmrnt arc designed rn develop oflicer' who pmsc' the pcr,onal ;tttrihutcs, profossional knowl<'dge and skill, 

.tnd \tron!' 'cmc of duty nce<k·d to lc.td and •·xccl in the l\;.1v1· .111d ,\brine Corps. 

l c.1dcrship. Frhics an<l l .m J)cparrmc.:m 

Offitnsh1p De\'elopmcnr Dcparrmcnt 

I Ionor Dcparrment 

th 
Leadership, Ethics and Law Department 

I h< I eadcr,(11p, I 1h1n and Lm Dcpanmc111 m die P1v1<1on of Ofliccr,h1p Devdopmcn1 ol 

1hc U \. N,1,,i( A<.llkm\ prm ide' m1dsl11pmen \\ 11h comprehenm c, rdc\ .1111 .. ind <]U.ilm 

c..luc.111011 .md 1r.11111ng 111 u>rc cour<c' 111 lc.idcr,h1p. echiL.,, ch.u.1c1er, Jnd IJ" .. 111d die 

opporiunm w ,llld\ 'Jl<:<1.1h1cd clecllve' m plulmophy. bcha' ior.11 science, k.1d,·r,hip, .md la\\ 

\\ h1lc 1he uiursl' of <lllll) 1< 1111cn11on.ilh bro.id, ic enhances rhc d}ec11veness .tnd credih1lit\' 

of m1d,h1pmen \\ h1lc thl'I .ire members of chc BngJ.de, and l.nn when 1hey enter dw fleet ·'' 

1un1or ollt<er le.1dcr,, I hrough .tn 11uc11'1'c lour year proce"· scude111s .1«111irc .i ,ohd lnunda· 

11011 111 1hc 'uencc .md .1r1 uf lc.1dcr-hip. prcp.mng 1hcm for .t lik11mc of lcadcr,h1p .ind 'e" ice 

lO then lOUntry. 

lhe ;ippro.i<h in -iudpng lc.1der,hip .11 L '>NA" h.tsed up<>n .111 expcric111ial k-.1rn111g 111odcl 

e<11npn,ed nf conc<p1u.1h1.tt1011. cxperuncm;tt1on. reinforcement, and rdleu1011 m·c1 .i period 

of lour \e.tr< in f<'\lden«· .11 L S\i:\. I hrough a process of personal J.,arn1ng. cl.1',room 1m1ruc 

1ion, .ind 1111er.1< 11011, <Omplcmcn1ed b\ chc unique profossionJ.I experience' .111d opponuni· 

lie' for rcllec11nn during die .1<.1dern1c Y"Jr .rnd ch rough 'um mer 1r.1ining. mid,h1p111en \\ 111 

under<t.md lc.1dc"h1p .tnd \\ luc II mc.111\ [O be .t Lc.1Jer of Char.Kier. rhc lc.idcr-h1p educ.lllOll 

prugr.1111 u1n<1<I< of formal 1mtruc11<m b\ 1111l11.1n and c1\lh.111 prolcss1onal, 111 lcader,hip. 

ph1lnsopl11 .111d educs, hum.in bdi.l\lnr, and la", complemented b\ the pr.ie1ic.1l knowledge 

.1ml re.ii 11111c lll'el C\pencncc< of 'J' \ ,rnd :-. t.mne Corp' lc:.-aders. rl11s rclcunt and dk<11n 

cnmh111111nn of ,1c.idem1< .ind prok"111n.1l cxpertl\e proloundh cnh.u1co the k.irn1ng em iron 

ment I Ill d«kpl.uc npcnencc-s of the· amtructor> rran,fornl\ the le.irning cm 1ronmc111 from 

.111 .111\lr.Kt Mud\ 1mo .1 n1<irc· pcr11ncn1 and 11meh .ipphca11on of kno\\kdgc. 

ll111111g 1hc lour H.lt progr.un. mllhh1pmc11 \ILid) lc.1def\l11p. humJn hcl1.1no1, <lh1<>. l,l\\, .rnd 

ch.1r.1<tcr, ·" \\<ll .1 1nd1\'td11.d, group .. ind org.tn11.mo11al behavior. In 1h'"" couf\C\ dl<'Y g.1in 

.1n 11nd<N.1nd1ng .111d .1ppreu.111nn of 1hc \,1fue,, culture. 1denti1; .. rnd \peu.1f11cd knowledge 

cncnmp.1"cd ll\ dw n.l\.il profe"1on. 

I ,·.1dn,f11t" I tl11c' .111d I"" ( """'"' :0-.:1110, °"[·20,), '\Jl \10, f\f ·100 

I h< lollu\\ 1ng <nllrscs .m nllcrnl ·" d«tl\c\ :0-.:1 2UO. '\;I 21 I, NI 2.\0, 1':l ")(,, NI \I I, 

Nl H2. :0-.:1 \\5, '\;l 120. :0-.:l I\(), -,;11 \5, ,, • HJ. :0-.:I 150 :--:1'2\0, '.;(',H;> '\;)';!'\(), 

:-.PH<· :O-.:l'\111 and :0-.:1' 110. 

tl1e ,f,,tf/mgr 10our111u111n• 011 

th« ·''''U 10tl11)· JS grc"1ltt•r 1'11111 r1·1·r 

before 111 our hmon" .1111/ 011/i 

hrghl)' mom•t1tt'd, ll'rll rrlur.nt'tl 

1111d 1horough~r 1rt1111t'd )'mmg 

men rmd 11•011u11 11•1/I hr r1rpt1hl<' 

o/helpi11g t111r ;\~11·1· 10 .rm11•rr 

!ht' d1r1/lt'11gt". 

\'tc I· AIJ,\lllt\I Wll i IA\.I 

I'. M .\("·Ci .\SS l)I I 9r 

and Superi11te11tll'llt, U.5. 

Naval Acadt•m;·. 19-2. -5 
ad hip . Echics, Law, and 

Psychology Courses 

Co1u CoL 1 s 

NI 11 0 l'n.1>.uing 10 Lead (2-0-2). l'rinc.iplc...., of 

'.:If' I <;llkl'\lup .md ( )1~111"1urn1.1l I 1)·11.u111c.. 

1\ lid,h1p111e11 L'X.Uninc fi.mcl1111e111al «·1K1.' orl<:Kler-

,Jiil' 111 iilL'rnlllt'Xt of the dJL-om."> .md pnnc.ipk,,of 

llll J\ich.11.md gruup l<:Kl~r.hip dunng LIKir Ji.,,1 

\L'lllt">lt'r. lnpic. inJude ••.:lfle.-..ler.lup. \L~f ni;ui;ige· 

n1L111 .. utd 1cm1 l...'1<ki;hip. ·'-'\\di .1., .1 \L111irm \\ith 

I-IN ( li.,, .\ l1d.J1ipmcn. l1ie Wlll'\L' in,tnJLtnl'\ 

P""ide rcb,utt i''''"'nal .md llt'l.1 ht.\L'l.I c.."'unplc> 

.md c111ph.i.,i1.c: inter.ictiw lc:u111ng. lkmr -1/C 

.<111111/ii(~. 

NE.20J Et.hies and Moral Reasoning for the 

Na,-.tl l .... -u.lcr 0-0- 3). Th" emu"' "'ln1cwn.J 

.unund J.t.,\lcd and amtcmpor.m· \\Tillllg in moral 

pl11h.nplw. ( J 111\.:nt and ht,tond Cl\C "udit.."> .~ 

ll\L'l.l 10 J11!\1· he"' Uit..">C timclimL11Ltl 1<k-a' cm be 

. 1pplicJ to die \L1'io:of the pmJC.,..,ion.tl miliLtn' 

k:ackt l+.mr l!(~ q,11vli1'f,-

NU I 0 I .::idc,.,.hip: Thl~I') and .\ppliGtLion 

1J.(). \1 \tudenL\<Xll1UJk UK t.lictm· .md ru..':lld1 

ol die· wnungc11t ;utd d'1W111( pnxt.'' ofbdLT· 

,Ji1p. ~111dcnt' 1'1.:finc .ma fimlK-rdc..,-do/' J1e11 

undl1'tanding ofpt1'011iU 11n.11i,'1.!i... 1:t lit.'\. .md 

gmwth npr11111unia"' in d1e a>ntL"\t oi' ic:un, group. 

.u1d rnμmil.uion,J bderJiip. ·'-'"di ,1., thrnugh 

Ult' trt·.mon 0L1 k'1Jer.liip ,i,inn .md pmk.,.,1011'li 

d,..,dop111em plm. !he COlU'il' wmhilll"> lit<-r.mutc 

lrn111 t.lic fidtl, of .,.><it! ~t:hol~: ori;ini1.11:ioml 

bdi;w1m, .uid gmop ~11i1111ic. tn hdp \tUdmt' 

1mdt1'td11<! thl' 1:K1ors t.liat inll1K1Kt' k:1dt'f'l11p 111 ,1 

miliLtr· wntL". 1'1rnrr J/CSJmvlinr,. 

NL ·100 '-"' forthe JwiiorOfJicer (l-0-:!). 

11m (Cllll'\L pmv1dl" a broad '111'\'l} nf' mili1an J,1w 

.1pplic1hll' U> Ull' llll1ioroffia:r. S1udcnl\ t'X.1111111e 

opcr.1uo11tl liw Ull1t:Lpts including the l .1w ol 

:\nllt'll ( <mfliLl .u1d the U\\ or t.lic "'-'t. l11l\ all.II'<: 

~tl."'> opkm.~ .1 \<ml.~· of milira0· JlL,Uu.: top10 

111Judi11gn>11'!Jl1IOO(l;tl is.<tll" ,,,J1 ,L\ \t::U'lh .md 

'<.1/0I\. .mJ \L~l inaiminarion. 1udk.itl .111d non· 

111diL1.t! l!lrul11.\ .u1J the· .idin111L\tr.ILIW .... ,~U:IUoll 

of,·nJi.,tt'll \L1'KC: 111cmlxn tin111 1he '\.1w ;md 

\ l.11i11t• ( "'1"- l~mq: l!C.<t111vli1(~ mpt?;11iss11m of rk1Ml'tllll711 cJ4111; 

Eircr1vL CounsES 

l.cadc:rhip.., fl~ t.holOg} · and Socioloro 

rk .... u1e. 

" l.200 1111111.m 13cht,for '-0- \). \n mtn1tlucnon 

to the \LK1Ke nl l""d'°~" TTL' t:nlll'\L' ""''" t.lie 

t.IKurit" .llld principb ofin,faidu.t! .111d pllllJ' hum;u1 hc:h.l\ior. IOpic; include lcamini:. pcr.on.tlit\; 

... -..i.tl pwJinlt~-. mtmol'\; hum.m tbdnpmem, 

hi;11n-li11Klio11;ni:. hdth ·p.<)dmk~· .mJ ("»'\UK>-

p.uhnlc~-. '(lij, lOlll"-' t111ph.1.,jh.,. rt'\<::11\:h-h.t.\L'll 

di.\Lll\'elil" in the lidd nr Jl>}'lhoJ,~·- S111dml\ ,\I\. 

p1tplrt'll l0 uitidly t'\<UlL1te lx:h.I\ ior.11 'Lil1lt\.: 

rt.">L'M.h .u1d .1pph- "1li<:111 pri11tJpb tn bdmhip. 

Hm·q:11m1,·. 

'lU 11 '>oci.J P')diolOg} n-O-J). I hi' UlUl'\C 

lix.u\l-~ on hum.Ill lit.hl\inr m the socul mntL't. 

Ho" 111Ji, .. Ju.1[, inlltlL11<.\.: :utJ 31\.: mlluenccd lw 

groul"· as "di .1' thl' Jidd ofgmup dpumics "ill 

lx:c=<a111i11<.J. 1-.mph."i' j, pL1ttJ on =nfi.Jxi. ........ I 

finJ n~ in t.h< .m.:1\ ofcm"il .mribucion, social 

pcro.1;wm. imcrpmnrul .lltr.tLiion. aruruJc; anJ 

.mirude ch.111i,'C. group dy11.1111ic.:., P""'x.i-J bdJ;1\1or 

.mJ "fgrt.,.,i<m. l'arcicubr emphasis 1' gt'·cn co applicttion 111 the milita!Y "-1ri1ig. Ftrn·q: 11011e. 

1\l..230 Introduction to Sooology W-'l-

'Xx:iol%'· L\ the \lltlitilic ..ruJ, of 'iOCk.'IY and the utlL1'3al011.\ ;unnng lum1.:111 bt.11igc llie pu!pO'C 

of this COUl'\C j, tu pnl\ide a runt.'\· of the lidJ of 

sociologv ;u1J t...lut;11e .uiJ 1mpire :O. lidshipmm to 

L°"lmme wme1111111r.uy 'ltu.1t:iom di,u involve sonil 

incer.iuion. \nidcn'-' "ill usi:· sociological wna.:pt'>. 

chmn"'- .md 11...""'1l"Cl1 m L'\pL1in whu j, 1akmg plattc, 

1dt'ltti~· \Clei.tl mll'1t1' and f'(\l[LTrl' aCTl1S.\ dte sinu0011.>, and dt1<.m11nc t.11c: pt.1'0n;-tl as "di <'L' the><>-

o;J ..igi1ilicmtt· ol dJL' ;ui;tl' ~i<. So<.ioloro· d=tb 

m1t die "lldt11t tr.ut....:cnJ 0

the takcn-for-wamed . 

subj<.'Li:iw "urlJ 'it·w ;md <bdop a soci;;Joi;cal 

imagination hy n...,c;Jing dl<: lin~<>cs and nlmonships among 'Oli;tl fam anJ tUlllK'U public i""'-""' to 

.,c1f.1\\:lll'l1L'I.\. \111dc111' 111ll <1ig;igt: 111 the idcntificttion uf'rommon thn..·u.ls aero<. soci.t! 'in.ratiom ;uid 

dL"Rmiinc the 'Cif ;mJ ">l'liU 'igt1i6ca11LC of furo. 

Ilic tl'ad1ing ;111d lc:m1i11g \rratcgy involl'es reading. 

writing. Ji.«.1.,,..IOIL\. prt.">Cntat:ion" and other ac1i't.' 

lcaming. h.mdwm pn 1j<.t.n. T'Jrtimlar crnpli;1.'is 

L\ pl.lt't.'1.i on undmt.mding tlJ<· !n.ic. of the fidJ. m inJud.: 1111Lltl, mKTO, anJ moo applicttion,. 

Pnnrr111J111.· 

NU 06 PCl'iOn.-tlin J.tJ...,l. lhM01JN: offt,.., .m 

.:xplor.m•m of n1.11;ir 111flL1<1Kc. on t.lie Jt!\ dop111t111 

ol 1x'T'>01ttlitv Imm hod1 tht~wcical and dinical 

f"-~"-'<.'tl''t."- · 111mnc> cov1.-n.'li include ps}t:ho-

:UL-tlyt:ic. lx:ha,·ior.il, cngmtiw. lnunaniscic and 

bio1")1.:0""-'·11. llii.' rnur.-.c 3dJre,.c; Ulntl1npor.11Y 

n:s<.rudi :md pr.1e1it:e rcluiw to a.'«!S>nicn1 ,mJ u11-

dm"t.-u1Ji11g of pmonilir\' tr.lits. <1)1"' .m<l di."11t.k'f\ 

,\ 1idsh.ipmL11 "ill L"'m1int.: tllL'irown I'°"'"'ilit\· 

·'-"'-'!>and liahilitk» and implicit:iom for bier.hip. 

Pnn'r \'/. 200 

NL31 I t:hoJoro ofl.<..-ldet'Siip LW-.3). 

lh" " om 1111<.1i;,i,·c .md cxpml11ti.-Jh·-flx1t1t...l 

COLIN.: th.11 t1npha.,im; lmdcr sdf-:uJ;.Jp1s ;11111-.kill 

Jt,dnp111e111. \rt'L' cm't.1\.'ll inJude personnel 

ll'UJJ;Jgt:llll'lll. tt'1ln dL..,dnpmcnt and perfom1<mti.: 

cnl1.:111m11t111 .11 hodi indi,1dtcu .md group bd.'. 

RL....:ud1 lindin&' Imm ind1t,m.il!org;mi71it:io11itl 

rnnsttltation, k'm11ng. moci\'1tion. social bdu-111r. 

group d~1);\ll11L'\, fX'l'\UIL-ili~. wun.-ding . ..ill fXT· 

cqition ;mJ 11•l<TJ"-1'011itl 1111luent:l' "ilt pim1dc d11: 

w11.ktgin.ling !Or d1.wluping k11rn1 lt...fi,'C'. aa:iruro 

;u1d .JUJL, whidi co111riht11l' tO dfLt.-0\tc 1"'1,.k-Niip. 

Pimrr 111J111 

NU 11 t\hnom1al l' dioloro (J-0-3). b-ploiu. 

di_e ongut\, '}111pco1m, di.1gno'i.' .md 11i;11Lti,>tmmt 

of f'S'd1oh~1<:J Ji.1<>n:ltT\ \ litbhipmcii g;un .m 

11ndel\LU1d111g ol 1.he mot c11= ofl":umlngical Ji.,nuhmt<', inJuJing p<-r..tl1J;tlit\· di....,.Ucr-.. 

lhc u~iti\'e, e111otit11LJ. bt.~uvior.il .u1d utlrur.J 

rmnrlc-..Lttkllt' of' th,,._, Jj.,.,,u,,.., ;\I\. cxploro:.I. 

'>tr.11<'!:1<' 1('1 dJl'ltl\\: f'l\...,'t.11CK11l .UiJ ll);~TIXTlt 

of f'S'<:hopa~· in <lJXr.llK>IJ;J tn•110111T1<.nts 

;\I\. .tddre.i;c.-d.. ~ tk.t.hip111<11 .J..,, k:.1tn tochniqw. 

1;,, r.ipid =<SSmL11t .md uiJb'C ofp,"t:hiamc =...,._ 

I 'nn•r 1w111.· 

\11335 Annccl fur= and Socic'l) (1-t)-3). Tht' 

cnul'\C cxam111<"' di< Amcncm miliLIJ\' ,l., a social 

imtin1cion using >0aologH.:al nmc1.prs: rhc"Orics. and 

1 ncthotb. The inttn1itl Oq}llli1.1t1on .md pracuru. 

or UIC armed fur= and dic n:l.uioru.hil" bt."tll\.Ul 

Ult' milicm· and 001<.T "x.w i1l\ututions uimprL'C 

tlic Jidi..I ot sru.:k ·ro mxlt1'Lm<l dlL' .UTllt.-d fi>n:e. 

.utd tlicir place~ «>Li.1Y it ts 11<.'U."-'-11}' to considt-r 

lort'<..'\, JXN. pn:.<em .inJ li.mll'C, mu inJlucnce .m<l 

,Ji.1jx: the milit:U'\: 'liipia. inJuJc::: milita!Y utlrun.· 

.mt socialization; r.ittc ;utcl gc11dt-r, ret.nunng and 

n.1t11Lion; dianges in mili~uv ori;ii1v;1cion: m1JT1.igt: 

and military F.uTiilit..-..: w,uf'1rt-, tl-dmo ~~ anti the 

mt.Ju Pmrq: N/230 11w111111n11/,:d 

Nl.420 C.OmmwiiciLing "" a Leader l1-()..J). 'llus 

uiul'\C cx.muncs how leul.,.., tl\L' \'ctbal. nomul:xil. 

\\Titll'n. and visual com111unic11iom to comt.•• 

dit:tr '"'ion and intlucna: hot.Ii their =iors .iflJ 

,uhordimt"'-The student' "ill '1uJ1· intt.'fJ'C"Onal 

uimmurncarion dtt'OI'\·, ;uJ;u1·1.1.· cherommmiicaUorl\ techniques and <i}-b ni'hi,wrical leader;. 

1nt1.Taa "ith guest 'peikLT\, .L'\l-'' tt..:hnological aitb 

10 ((}mmunicition, and ~un pr.1<uctl t!Xperi<11<r 

duuugh ~ignul plT)jL'l.'t.,. l+.nq. VI JJO. 

"\IL 130 Leadership in Croups and OrgruUzaciom 

'.\-0-.~). This COLI!'<: 111\=g;ttc> moods ofle:JdcrJi.ip Jr.r.m tiom mili~vy <,(]lJ(l~· and orge.ru1.1tional hdia\'ior. it prcr.itb .m rnt.niewOf the 

rncictl <oehol:uship on 111"' L~. compb., fomial 0~1,,.cions like the :-\~w funcnon and C'.\.lJ11l!1"' 

th~ kadcrship pnx:= \11t.lii11 ,ut.h or!?;mizacion'-

lopia. indudegroup form.uion .uid pcrformai=. 

0~1ilario1ial ci.Jn1re anti d"1111'"' Imm the persp..1.:-

ti\'l' ofiunior lead= :u1J the d1itlbigc; .md imp<.T:t· 

D\'C. ol leadership UJKft-r cJLmg111g O[j?;lnfl<llionaJ 

Llrt.'UIT1SCU1Ct'S. ftmq. 1/IJl/e. 

'il 135 lncroduccion to \ lilit.al} SociolOg} 

~).J1. ThisCOlll"<:cx.unu-..::. che milicm a.-.a 

\Lit.LU iru.l:irut:ion. it lL\l"> ~ ((}nu:prs and 

111<.-tlK>ch to anah7.C ho1h intt-rnaJ o~aon and 

l

im<Jiw. of the mt'tl fort\..' .m<l th~ n:l.1rionshiP' 

X11.1u.11 die milicuy .uiJ nt.lll-r .,.>ciaJ in'<tirutio11.'-

·111ough the oour.-.c · ltX1L\t~ on the .·\1111.iicui 

milit:uy and its n:l.1ao1i.Jii1' m :\ 111criG111 .. x:it~; 11 .tl .,., im..,,i:ig:ucs chc .mnt't fon.e> ofodicr naciom to 

Lmdt1't:tnd some altLTii;tciw mt::in' h" "hidi '<Xlt't· 

'"' n~mu.c and n:l.ue to Ull.ir miliLu}· Org;m.tt;lDOll\. 

Hnv \'1230 1IDJ11111u111/,tl. 

'\'l HO l:.xperiencial LcKk.-rJ1ip (().(,.. ~). r.xpcri· 

mti.~ Leadership pim1dL"> .1 "'l"-1'i'L'li. -..:lt~ .... ie..."'tt'ti 

oppnnunny ro o.-pcnt11Lc, rtih-i. uma.ptu.fu and 

dt ... 1"-11 .m unckrst.mduig ol bdt1'hip in .m .1prlit-d 

<:ulltL'\'t. Th~ coul'\C "-'--!.;.'to L"\tend .md complt:-

mem che srudcnrs m1Jm1.1mling orlt::lll=hip hy 

kwr.igmg <:OU!';t"\mrk mmp eit~l .u L:S~.·\ (e..g .• :\1 110. \JE!Qj, '\1JI0) \\1di.1 lc><1....._i:t ,mJ • 

pmlt..~l<lnally guichl rt~U-\\nrld L'\IX11Ct1ti.tl ot<.mi~· 

nllN<k of the ~ad :l.t...-iJtinr. \ '.mou.' 111iliLm' and 

<11 ili.m-h:t..._.._j mKn15hif"' ,U\.: :,"ultl>ic: hom .... t.~. 

t.licL'\.'\Ct runU't.:uf'thccx1x'fic.1111.J .1em1ty"ill 

h.· tlt'l.·lopt.J and miroul;ltt'll \\ldJ J tbigruk-d 
bout\ mcrnor <p>mor \l1d.J11pmcnmnJhl m 

the: .. :uu.""<'. .iri<lc.'ft.ik a cumnmmcm 10 nx.-ud·, 

.... -.,-.; .lll<!_g;1m t;1ntll\ apr[(J\.J of.1 lcmuni; pbn 

Y.1ITT \{~:1.1fK c>bJ<Ul\t."\ h:lon: u1c <"l<JX'fl011LJ 

cqi<ncncr lx~ao;; cummumc.11c n.μdaih \\lU1 rhru 

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l<~'l1hcr hnt.h ,ki;ul, .uKI f..'<1tc."rK tollq;<ln<'. 

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,u1d <'\,1hL11c die n.1c.~.Ull ph1h<~>h1..:1l ,111d •1K1r.J 

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1 l' 
Division of Professional Development 

The Dl\·1\1011 of l'rnk"ion.11 Dcvdnpmcm prepares miJ<h1pmcn to be pruf<:s-ional officers 111 1hc 

naval'"" l<C. !'he «>ur'c' ofkrcJ b)' it> academic department Sc.1mamh1p and 1'.wigacion 

develop >kill. 111 1hc cLi<>rnom cnv1ronmem. on the water. 111 yard patrol tr.1inmg tr.1ft and in the 

ac1dcmy\ 1.1ct1c.1I training fa,iliiic>. rhrough the Prnfc»1onal Program' Dcp.1rtmcm each 

mu.l<h1pm.111 mm·cs out of the cb"room to experience life at sea with opcraunnal Acct uni rs. 

Seamanship and ~avigacion Depanmcm 

Professional Programs Dcpanrnenc 
-

Seamanship and Navigation Department 

rh. \c.1m.1mh1p .111J \.,1\ 1gJtton Dcp.1r11ncn1 pro\'idcs mid,htpmcll w11h chc 'kills lletcS>.1n [(l he an 

imp.tu pl.11cr 111 the fleet. I he dcp.u1111eni's wrc rnmrnlum spam all four yc.trs .11 thc N.1v.tl i\ctdenn 

.tnd t' de\lgned tn pro\'idc .1 "'lid theort:ttlal lound.ttioll. rc111!0rced through 'ummcr 1r.1111111g crimes. 

Professional Programs Department 

I It l'rnf m ii l'rugr HP llqMnment I' rc,pun,iblc tor mo progr.1111' chJt dtrc<tll .1tlnt midshipmen: 

'lummc• lr.11111r1g .tnd ( ar<cr lnforn1a11011 Program l( IPl1'1crv1Ce Ass1gnme111 

I he \ummcr lr.untng l'rogr1111 cnwmp.1"cs the assignmem' .ind logMics bch1ml the do1cns of .1Cm1cics 

th.11 11mhl11p111<11 p.ut1, 1patc n 011 the ),trd ·" wdl JS thmc to the mam Hect u1111' .111 .Hound the world. 

It I\ die goJI of \urnm<r I r.1111111g w cxpmc midshipmen to llcct unm in ,111 \\arlare cummun111cs tn 

order to cnhame 1hc11 pmft',1011.11 kncmlcdge .tlld ,1llm• them to make tnlormed d,·t1,1<111' rcg.ud111g 

the: tr (\(,.'fllU,ll \en ILC \,\lj!.lllllCllt 

I he ( .mer l11for111.1ttnn l'rugr.1111 (( !I')" dc"gncd rn 111.1kc as tllttlh 111lor111.111011 ,I\ pmsihle ;1,,11J.iblc 

to the m1<hl11p111c11 rq;.ird111g the oppnrtulltrln .1v.1ilablc Ill the different .c111111111111tics upon 11.r.1du;11io11. 

I Im t' dun.- through hm·ls, sn,1.11 l·\Tlll' .111d dl\cUs"ons ol <urrcnt tr.-nds Ill the N.1v1 w11h 111n1or 

oflt,<" Jro111 th< dtllcrem \\.Hf.tr<' 'l'<u.1lues. 

I he u1lrn111.111on ol ( II'" the '>cn·1u: \"tgnmcnt prcKC\\, hy whtth mllhh1p111c11 .He ·""l\llcd to their 

rc.:'Pl'c.:llH: \\,Hl.•rt" 1..tHlHlllllllllt'\. l'ruk· .. ,1on.1l ProgrJnH ~crvt."~ a' chc: '1;11,011 \\llh lhc.: Burc.u1 of Pcr'.\onnd 

1u emu re 1ht :-..,1, 1l 1\c.1dcnn "pro\ld1ng t 1p.1hk ulli<cr' to ,,uj,fr the current .ind projected nccJ, of 

dtt' ;-,;,t\\ .tt1<I \ l.1rt1'< ( °'I" 

I .\'J 
Seamanship and 

Navig:u ion Course~ 

N'\1101lntrodumon10 '-.1\lg:u:ion I 2-2). A 

rn111p1t:hm.\lu 1111roJuctio11 10 Rt\I<. 1'..mg:1cion 

rnnttpi,, my.ige pl.ummg. gmcr:il niclti 1rolog_1; 

• md wm.1c1 tr.Kkmg on nuneu\ ering bmnh. I 'he 

u>uN..· <>hJt"\.ll\t' l!-o t<1 JLmorhtr.Ht: chc pr.1L1ical 

LL'i<.: nf the navi1:<1t ion Jun by inuuduung rhe 

studem to che ch.in format. plucung t,.,[,, .mJ 

plou111g lt ... hniqucs "hich mdude dun worJin.uc., di,klfltl• .md din."C.1iun mca.,Hn.·mt·nb 

,uJ1 ,t, 'lxi...J. 1 ime, .md di.,1.mu: .:.1lrnl.111um. 

Rein I< 11u" '.\,t\ 1gauo11 Rub .md ,htp h.111dling 

,kill' btmt-d m NS I 0 I. lndud..,. ot·>ei l.11.,,, on 

I 08' 't:1n.I Pond (Yl'l Crall .md shon."h.L'it.'1.1 bridge 

smml.nor Lil-,,., pro\'lding nml.J1ipmen h.111d.w1n. 

'-"'J''-'ll<'IKl' 11.1\ tgaung tn .md out of h.uhol'>. \ lu,1 

be m111pkit-<l before p.miupating 111 ( .SNTS or 

LA!':I'·\ I RA,\ 111 ). f'nm:q. 1m111 

NN200 Navig:u.ion :mcl Piloting (I -2 2). ·nm umr-c huild.' upon 1he found.ttion of 11.mg:1-

cion .md .,._,1111.111\htp ,kiJ[, N.1blt."1, ... l m :-..;<;,I 0 I/ 

:-.;;-.: I 0 I .md hont-d \\ hik .11-... ,1 dunng l1111tl 

(].L~' \llllllllct 1r.11ning cn1i ..... l{ci11fortt'- piloting 

,kiJ[, through pi:tctlcc m ,hip handlmg 'tmulatol'> 

ond I os' Yan! l'.urul ('\ 1'1 ( r.tli and 1111ruduc"" 

m1de111s to the prinlipb of tebti:tl .111d dcumm1.. 

na' ~uinn. "'-'11her for the nMriner. ttdt" anJ rnr· 

R'.n" .mJ \m:igl' pl.mning. /'n?Yq: ,\',\'JOI. 

'15101 foncl.uncmahor&wn•Ul.Ship (1-2-2'. 

nllS •. UU!"<= prm tdL"\ chc b.Nc tn'1nllllll.' h.1J.:-

gruunJ 111 gener.il 'hip char.tllc'llStiL', ,fup han-

<lling •• md lntl'ma11nnal and lnl.md N.1vig:11ion:tl 

RLJ.._.., (i.e. RLJ,.,.ol the Ru.1dl. lnJU<b.u ... ,, i.Jb, 

on 108' 't.ui.l l'.111111 (ll') ( 'r.tl1 wht-re rnitlshtpmen 

gain h.tmk·on 'lllp 111.ui,~1' enng t:.\pc:nt·n<"l'. :md 

pr.tcuc.J .ipplic.uinn or d1c ;'\J,l\'~Uon Rub . .\ILL\( 

b.: mmpbcd hdure p.iniup.mng 111 ( ~\'.\T'-, or 

L·\1'1'·\rRA.\llD. Hm:q: 1/(,1.11ulmg. 

NSJOO '\od \\,:1rfare (0-2 I 1 :-.:a,,J \\ ,uf.trt," 

:m 1111mducuon 10 tl.t\"al d1x1m1c .md the 1.1rnc.1l 

1..h:iS11111 m.t.kmg bcrors 1.hat influence \\,1d.11t 

pLmnmg and n1x:r.1uom. \\ :1d:U'C .utL' 1.-'\.1mint-d 

chmucl10U1 che u>11r-c mdudc: \urfatt:. L'ndc=t. 

Air .. u;d (,mund. ,\la.-ringonccp<:1 \\ul fora 

Lot.LI ol 2 houl'>. 1he '1udc111 will .mend ki.n1~. 

along \\lth ship h.mdling '1111111.uors .md I 08' 

\an.I l'.urol (YI') ( 'r.tli Lih,, atlmina1ing 111.1 lin.11 

cxcrU"-' lJ.SC Mud\' ,m;J1·sis. /~m·q: 2/( .11rwtli1('(<ll' 

ph)"'' 11•11m· "' , 1ppmml ofdq.u1111m11 lwr. 

I 10 

'S.121 Junior Officer Prat"Urnm (Surf.tee 

R!!>triud Line) (0-2-1). ·\ u>ur-c w pMidc: 

infonn.11Jon on the du1i.s and ~pomihiltal'5 

rt.'<.jUlrt.-d of.111.minr ollia:r in the ,ur1:1cc wmmunitY. hmmuiun 111dudcs 01x-r.11iunal pmu.-<lure. 

an~I pi;1C11c.1I appli1.-11ions oflc.1dc:J'>h1p and man-

;igt.:mc:m principb tailon.-<l to the su1fa1..c foru-. 

.b \wll .t' an m111iclut"rion to the I )i,i,1on ( )fficc-r 

al Sc.1 <JLLililicmon process. L.1bs include: tr.lining 

111 sh1pl1.1n<lling .ind hriclgc \\,ndman<ling •kill~ 

chmugh the use of\l>,. and si11111ltciun .,ofiware. f'nmi. /I( sttuvli•('<· 

NS422. Junior Officer Practicum (Submarines) 

(0-2· I) .. \ cour-c 10 pru,1dc: mlormauon on che 

duUL"\ .md ""i"""ibilicics l'C.'CJUtrt-cl 0L11u111or 

ofliler 111 d1c ,ubm;uine co111111uni1v. lmtn1crion 

mJud"" operation.ii proa.-du~ .mJ prac11.:.il 

.1pplic.1Uons of IGJclc"'hip :md nw1agemc:nr 

prin<ipb tailom.l to d1c suhmarinc fon.e. Lab 

mdudc. tr.uning in .J1ipl1a11dling through use of 

'tan! 1'.11ml IYI') crali. l+m·q: /IC st111uli11g 

NS4 2.3 Junior Officer Practiaun (Naval Aviation) (). 2 I A wursc to prm id~ tnlorrn.mon on 

UK duuc. .u1d ~110n,ibiliac. ll'CJllim.l or a jW11or 

oflicer in the a\ iarion communirv. lnsm1cnon 

mdudL"' <lescripciori- of d1e .l\'L1tion tr:uning pipeline anmcm prellight ind1x:mn.1aon, \Mous na-

-.tl .l\1.11Jon com111u111aes. ><]ll.1dron org:miz.arion. 

Jj,i.,ion officer ~ponsibiliuc.. '.\a,·.il A\'tation 

'laJe1,. .u1<l Orx:r.uing Proa...Juru. (:\ATOPSJ. and 

.tirm."'' u10rdi11mion trai1ung. Ulfcn...J 111 a lab form.11, this cotIDC pnl\id!!> for 111ct11ol'>l11p, aviacio11 

gtil!>t 'pd<= .md pracn.:.il re..~ \\ork "ichm 

u1c .t\ t.llinn communit)'. Pmrq: !IC 51,11itli11g. 

N~2'1 Junior Officer Pranirnm (.\larine Corps) 

(0-2 I 1. \ c'Olli"C 10 pro,1de 111lom1auo11 on chc 

dutit...., ;111d respon.,ibilicics rt'CJLUn.-d of .1111111or 

officer 111 chc .\ 1.uinc Corps. lnscruaion indudCl<. 

.in10ng mhcr dungs. LlCUL'S, l<'lchniqu1.-..,, and 

pl'Ot.t'l.lu~ of 1he ,\ t.trinc Co'l)'; organ11.1tional 

>tn1<111re •mcl orx:r.1cioml pt•x<'llun~ .tnd praaictl 

.1ppl11..:1Uons ofbdcrship principle. 1..ulon.i:I to 

the \ l.mne Co'l.,,,· Operating !-on.I!>. l'.mtrnlar 

cmph•t"' will be pl.Kc-<l on co111ba1and1.1crical 

Jc"CJ"nll nuking 10 dc"\.:lop .md enh.1110: die 

m1dc:m' airid u11nking ahilm •• Ut:il\'lid ,kiJL.,, 

and bi,b for .1cno11. AJJiao11.1lir. all l~llct-plli "ill 

be mnliin.-..-<l duough Jc:m.mding pJn,i.:.il fiml!>S 

tounnc. <k">ignt-cl to t:halkngc the m1dcnt ph)"i 

CU)) ,l\ \\t'll :tS 111C:lll;illy. f'n71Yf JI( H<llU/i11g. 

NS425 JLmior Officer Practicum ($p<."<-ial 

Warf.ire) r0-2-1 .\ wuoc m pl'0\1dc mli.1rrn.1-

m>11 on du: <luac., n:spomihiliti"" :md d1.illmgcs 

F.tcing .1 junior oHicc-r in the :"\.1-.U Spt."<-iil \\mart 

CNA\'Sl'F.C\Xr\Rl w1nmu111t\ !biscour-c inrrcxlut:L.., mtclcnL' to d1c: CXJ.,Ling 'iA\''il'FC\X,\]{ 

wm111.111<l suuaure, t:apahilinl!> .mcl tuntre tn:nJ.,, 

che llltrit.itcies or \Ill.ill unil mi,,ion pluming. 

I.ind ILi' 1g:mon. 'lb\L S'l\inuning skiJL,, \\c:apon'-

handling. aclmini,1r.11i\t: n:sport,ibiliae., n.-..·ll"''~ 

of pcrunenc historic osc smJi..,., anJ aruly-e of 

dci."i!.ion making. I .tbs induuc: 1nsuuction 1n mull 

unu ~1rnc:s. small lnu h.mdling skilk. '~mis 

outdcxir training .1cm1tie., .m<l guest h-n1rt-r. lium 

u1c.: Spci.1.il Opc:rauom Communi1y to Jt_,_-uss 

lt:aclcl'>hip as a junior officer ?n7t!q: flCsrmvling. 

'15426 Junior Ofliccr l'ramrum CEOD (0-2· I). 

.\ cour-c m pl'0\1<l< mfomution on chc cluti<!l< and 

~pomihiliti<:> n'<.juil't.'d of.1 Junior olfio:r m chc 

'JXUU opcracions/LOD communin: Jn,tmcuon 

mdutb opcracion.11 procedure. and prn1..1i.:.il 

.1pplicuion-' orlcadmhip •ut<l m.·magc:mcm 

prinapb t:tilon..J to the \t1rfacc fora:. l'r:t<."Ucil 

~=-o;o mJuclc <li\c: lcxkt-r tr.iini~ undc:rwall'r 

tratnmg .m<l sm:tll !nu hantlling skill' m pnpara 

aon for Di"c 'X:hnol. l'mrq: ! IC rr111vli11g. 
Ac:.1dcm) -Widl: )cminar~. Rt:\carch Projec.t~ 

and lntcrdi.,ciplinan ( our\CS 

1 m 1 nlf<r c:m1111r md 1 d1\ldu rn<arch proJC:CIS 

n ' n lh< follm• 1r. h 

\X 18 md \X '~­

XX ~8'i J"ld XX 1&<• 

I 0 I 

l 0 l \d•annd tnp1<~ 

\ crumc pmJ<cl 111 1h< tudcm •held of 11•1<rc't \ f.1c11ln .1.J\l,<r lllU\I 

apprmc: Jnd 111011 lor < l<.h proJCd /'rrrrqw 11< d~ cnhrd 111 •Ill 1•wrua1&11 

of tltr uulmu lJr.111 1/1 I /'rvt ' 

\\ 4•11 111d xx 92 

\X 1'I \ .u d XX 1 >1 

\.\ t'l~ md XX \')(, 

02' 

04 ~ 

() 6 ~ 

141 

Athletics 

Ju't .1, till" :-\.l\'al 1\t.aJcmy promorc' th<.' protl-ssional anJ intcllectual J<.'>·dopn1cm of 

mid,hipmrn, "' .11,o must it fulfill ic' rc,pomibiliC) for calh miJ,hipman's phniLal Je,·dopmt:lll. !hi, is mec through .1n im<:rcollcgiatc spores progr.1111 thar is one of1he broadest 

in till" n.mon 19 men, 11 womt:n .ind rwo co-ed-and •lll n1uall~· .1mbitious imramural 

.md dub 'rnrr' program. 1\ll midshipmcn art' required ((l parcicipatl' in 1h.:sc progr.1m,, 

t:ithcr .11 tht' ,·.irsll\'. i111r.11nural or dub Je,·el. 

Athl<·tils pl.1y a major rolc in ho\\ we J(rnmpli,h our mis,ion. \'('c challenge midshipmen 

phnil.tlly '"that when the,· gr.1du.uc d11:1· will be pr<.'p.m:d co \uc":ssfully lc:ad in co111ha1. 

\\'<.' w.1111 our focure olficcrs w be 1e.1m builders and learn how w mori,·;uc other' to excd. 

\X'<· w.1111 them to compet..: on the arhlcr1c field and win. In order co win our m1dsl11pllll"n must 'l't high goals for 1hc1mc:ll'es and their team .111d find .1 way ro me<.'t chem. 

Our hopl' i' th.11 by the time they join th<.' Heer and Corps .ts ju111or ofliccrs. rhc~ hal'e 

le.1rned not only what teamwork. determination and leadership mcan-buc how they 

rr.1n,u:nd to succce<ling in rn111ba1. De\'cloping midshipmen phnicalh is also about 

lurd work. st.1111in.1 and php1ul .ind memal roughnc'·'· Aggre>Si\'c11t:ss. persc,·cranC<' and 

1oughn<·" 1n chc face of ad,er,ir1· .ire <1ualities we \\',111( them ((l demonstrate a~ se<.:tmd 

nature. 

'I hl· roll c1ll of \'.lrsirv N'' winners .u the 'lal'al Academ\' reads like a vcritabl<.' \X'ho's 

\\'ho in Amt:rica Rt:ar Admir.11 Al.111 B. 'lhep.ml, 1he first American in space and .1 

member of the he.wywcigh1 uew: Admiral Scansficld '1 urnt'r, c:x·foorball lineman who 

h<·1..1111c: dirntor of the C:cncral lnccll1gencc Agency; Adm1r.1I Arlcigh Burke. a wrestler 

who l.11e1 ".is ( hicf of 0.al',11 Opcratiom; Rear Admir.11 Rich.trd Byrd. the polar explorer 

who 1..1pt.11neJ ch1..· l"a,·y gymn.Mics tc.1111: Hect Ad1111r.1I C:he,cer !\:imit1. aho a former 

'-:.iv) o.mm.111; Heel Admiral Bull I l.1lsey of \\'orld \\'.u 11 Lime, a fomball player at the 

1k.1dc1111', I lci,nian lrophy winnns Joe lkllino and Roger 'l1.1ubach, and rhc b.1skcrb.1ll 

sr.u I ),1l'id Robinson. 

( hn the year,, '-:a\'\' cc.ims h,1,·e been successful 1n both n.11ion.1I .111d international 

.ucn.1s. ,\ 1tdsh1pmen foorb.111 teatm h.1\'l' partkipa1ed in the Rose. '>ugar, Conon. Orange, 

I lolid.11, I 1bcrt\, ,\lol1.1, Homron. I merald. Poinsettia and ,\!cinch C..u Cm: Bowls. 

l".l\'\'\ li1otball ri,.1lr) with ,\rmy is one of chc: grc:acc\l college fo01b.1ll ril'alnes. 

In 200.., 08, ~.t\) sport' w.um rn111p1lcd .1 record oi .~ 1'i-1'i7 .7 (.665). lhe 315 wins 

.111J dw .66'i winning pcrcenr.1gc .ire the best marks in ~d1ool hismrr Navy producnl 

.1 -.hool re1..ord 2~ 1\ll 1\mcri1..111s. I.' ( .onfcrcnce Arhlcce' of rhc Year and won a school 

rc:cord 12. diffcrcm 1..onlcrcn1..e d1.11np1omh ips. I he footb.tll ceam pom:d .1 8-5 rem rd. 

won .1 ,,hool-record hf1h-con,ecuun· Comm.tnder-in-Chief\ I roplw and panicip.ttc:d in 

.1 ,d1ool·r<.'1..ord fif(h consnuti\'c bmd g.1me. '\.a\'\ h.1, domin.rn:d chc other two servile: 

Ac.tdl·mi<·'· winning 11 ,tr.1igh1 g.unc:' againsr Air rurlc: .rnd 1\rmy. 

( haprcr 5 

rlr rh1· Nrmrl /lcadm1y. 

r1/I midshipmm r1aird)' 

pamcipr{{t' i11 mmpt'titfrt• 

spom. eirha 1/f rlw 

111/t'YaJ/lt'f,ltlft', c/u/J 01' 

inmrmuml li•1•1•/. 
lptSt /1'11//tal 10 11101it111tr pmplt• to do 

t!n11g.< 1"1'<'11 11 1

h1'11 I 11 1

rl> cxh111stcd tis" 

ll'rlrln. \/{)fiwt1io11 r11ul 11•11mwork rlrt' 

1h111gs I /1•r1mal Jrn111 Jiu1t!1t1ll. 

'.\ lidsh1p111.111 R,1shawn King. 

Cl.m of2009 

King I\ .1 wrnc1 h.llk 011 the '\.1n I nm hall 

lt".1111 who worknl .15 .t dc1.1ilcr indo<1n· 

nanng .1 "]t1.1d nl 11 plcho on hm\ 10 

become .1 1111dship111.111 this p.1sr Juk 

Incercollegiace Athlecics 

lhc J\.a, al Aladcnw\ intacollcgiace arhlerks program is adminisiued b,· thl Na\'al 

Acadcm) Arhlcric Ass0<.:ia1ion, .1 privare non-profir corporarion. ·1 lll l\ssoctanon 1s 

cham:n:d so rhar the Academy can ofter inrercollt:giate athletics al no t:xpt:t1'e w chc 

IC<lcral govcrnmrnr. !he ;1d1kric .1ssoci.Hion arranges ,·arsiry schedules and pronde, 

coaching sraff and equipment, .111d funding for rhe '"arsiry achleriL program 

lhe N,l\ .11 Academy is a l )i\'ision l LOlit:ge .rnd a member of rhe '1acional Colk-gi.llt' 

Athlenc ·'.!.stx1a1ion. hs primafl' confCrcnce aJfiliarion is \\ich the Patriot Le-.igm:, .1 group 

ofhighlv scb.:1i\e collt-g<"S whose mono is, "today's scholar-achlett-s. tomorrows leaders." 

rull members of rhc L<:.1gm: .irt· American, r\rmy. Bucknell. Colgate. Hoh Cross. Ltfa)-

crre. Lehigh and "-aw. 'lc\'cr.1! sporrs. indu<ling swimming. sailing. rowing and gymn.tstic.> ha\'c ~li.uiom i~ addition ro. or outside rhe Parrioc League. l;or exan~plc. ti"iocb.1ll 1s 

.1 Division I A in<lepcndem cc-am 1h.11 r<-gularlv plan Army. Air Force and '1orrc D.une. 

in addmon co .m imcr,c'\.tional sdllxlulc: tha1 frcquenrh indudcs tc.tms from the Ad.tntlL 

Conference and Big l:.J.,t ( 'onfcren.:cs. 

Men's Varsit)' Sports 

B.iscball '><Kc·cr 

Basketball '>pr1111 hiodl.l!I 

Crc11. hl'.l\':wcigh1 '>qu.1,h 

Crc11. lightw<"igl11 )" imming & Diving 

Cross i:ou111rv lcnn1' 

football · Indoor lr.1ck 

Golf Outdoor I r.ii:k 

(,rmna,ti..:s \\;ucr polo 

Liuus-c \\'resding 

RiHc 

\Xl'omen's Varsicy Sports 

B.1skc1ball 

Cr,11 

Cru"" Counrrv 

l.lC rnssc · 

lntcrrnlkgiact Sailing 

'iocccr 

\wimming 

Indoor 1 ;ack 

Outdoor lrack 

li:nnrs 

\'olbhall 

Co-Ld Sports 

l 111crcoflegi.1tt '>.1ilmg 

Offihor« 'i.1iling 
D 11u c I O R OI J\ 11111 I I< \ 

< I < 1L1d11111/: hrr,1111r the .!8th /J1rrctor oj llrhlrtm ill tl•e \nt'tll Aradrm1 m 

\rprrmhrr 200 I (1/i1tlch11~ heltl po,r 1t t11'1/etu dim tor .rt th1 l '11111 mt} o/ ! !011<1011, 

Bo 1011 ( .ollrgr l mt mty .ind luLmr L 1111 mil} A grad1111rr of Ho<to11 ( nllrgr 

(1/11dc/.11k 11 .i 11lrrrrr1111111rr 111 joor/1111/ Hr r.1mrtl '' 11/tlStrr' 111 sport 11tl1111111 rr.rr1011 

from rhr l 1111 rr If>' of \/11 mch11>rtts Amhrnt 

\t the :--:.1\,11 \<..Jd<1n\, the .nhll'u< prog1Jm L' not JU\t .in cx1r.tcumu1lar JL!l\ m. 11 

I\ JI If! of tltt 1111SSIOO ,tnJ '1\ \UCh reLCl\~ J pnorm lllllCh d1tferent th,tn ,It ,I U\ tli.m 

school Ihe .uhlctic l<'.;Jnts .ue Jn m1egr.1I p.trt of the O\er.1ll L'<luL.ltlon ol .1 tm.1l 1'1Cr>on 

:\.1hlc11<.:s prm 1dc k'.;lder.;h1p opportu11111~. and the expu1enLeS of le.im p! t\, LOopu.1m c 

d!or1. 'P<>rtsman h111. ll>ntnmme111 and uuh\ idual ,,iu1fiu tor goab 1ha1 sumc mJ\ or 

ma\ not hl· Jhle 10 .1c.lt1L"\e \rhkuls .111d <ompl·tmon Jrc ,, lllg pJrt of l'\en 1111d,h1p111.111's 

life It 1he "J\"al k.1du111 llw :--:a,,1( 1k.1dc111r .md 1hc :\.1\,11 \c.1dum \1hlc1K ·\-,oci.mun 

1~ LOnttntttL-<l IO pro\ldmg thc hc·s1 possible expenc llLl for our smdent .1d1lctcs. · 

I ntramur,11/Club Sports Programs 

lhc ( onun.rnda111 ot \ l1dsl11pmcn org.11111c' .111 eXtlllSl\c 11tt1.1111ur.1I '!'<Hts progr.1111 th.tt 

pm n11d~h1pmcn comp.1111es m .uhletK u11npe11t on these u1111pe1it1ons .m.trd poim' w 

n11dsl11pmcn rnmp.m1ts th.11 he!p in dctcrnunmg the sclcctwn of the: \c.1dcnn s Color 

( omp1111 JI the .nd of the Jc.identr<.. \<.,tr the gJmes uc p.mrcularh sptrucd Jnd Jlim' 

nml,lupmcn to lOlllpete .11 .1 11!\d .tpprnpnate to thctr 111d1\ldu.tl athk·11c .1h1lm. ( nmp.1111 

team\ <.ompcte 111 J \,tnen ol 'Ports. 

In add111on to the \,trnt\ Jnd 1111ramural uhkt .. programs, the Al.tderm offer' J \.trtCt) of 

opportu'11t1es to pamup.uc 111 .1 \er\ (ompc11mc ( lub '>ports program . .\lo't pl.ncr' m this 

progr.1'1 Jn.· former li•gh Lhool J1hle1e' \\ho desire to uwtmuc pl.nmg .1 sport or learn .1 

nn' one .111d seek rigorous compernron. Although these tc,1ms .1re not 'J11\.11om:d h) the 

:>.;( A\, the\ do lOl11pe1c .1gau1't .trc.1 colleges ( luh sports o!Tcrcd mclmll': boxing. tytling, 

fllell' hotkc\, k.1r11e, n1.1r.nhon. p1'tol, p<merl1f11ng. men' rugln. \\lllllllts 111gh1, \\omen's 

ohh II \\omens tcnms mathlon .ind mens \ollnhall. 

In .1dd 11on to the\ tr II\ Jnd 1111ramural athktK program,, 1he A ... 1dem\ offcn oi \Jncn o1 

orportunlll<:li to p.trt1<.1pJ!e Ill J \Cf\ compcllll\c ( luh '>ports program. ~lost pl.l\crs Ill this 

progr 1111 .ut for mer lui,:h s<honl .1thlc1,;.<, \\ l•o desire to <<HlltrlllC pl.t) mg sport, or !c.1rn .1 

nn' urtt and \Cck rigorous compct111011. \!though d1c'c lt.";tlll< .u. nm ,,111u11mnl h1· th.: 

7'< \ \ the\ do LOmpctc .1g.11ns1 .tre.1 wllcgcs. ( luh spom otlerl<l mdudc hoxmg, rugh). 

pmol l\c.lmg. k.1•.uc. mens 1ec h0<.kc\ md \olbh.111, mcm <<X.lcr .111d l.1<.ros~e. pm,crl1ftmg. 

tr uholon \\omens soltb.111 fidd hnckq, l•lllllS .md rugh\. 

Athlttic Facilities 

In look111g .uounJ the t\caJcnl\ the f.11..111111:<; for 111tcrcolleg1.11<· .md mramur.11 

'ports pll\ 'le.ii cduc.111on .rnd person.ii fimess are umurp.1ssed .mJ not rc,cncd for 

.11hlcto All mid,l11pmcn h,1\c Jccess to thew 1:1ul11i<'': 

I he 11~\\ I} -n:nm Jtnl ~ J .000 ,e,11 :-.:.1,-y-.\ l.uine ( "fl" :-., lemon.ii ..,t.1diu111 

\(11111111 I l.111, compktcd in l'l'JI "ith sc.tting ol ), 'I 0 for 11hlct1c u1n1<·,ts 

c.tures, .usemblte,, theatric.ti produ<11on,, concerts and ollici.11 cercmon1c' 

Kkt•m l l.111. \\ith .1 nC\\ .md Luger fomball locker room, a modern ph~sic,11 

.unmg faohn, and an up-to-d.ue 12,000 sq. ft. \\c,ght room 

I .c1cunc H.111. bmlt 111 1982, cont.11111ng ,rn l )I\ mpll·mcd pool, cir, tng pl.ufon~s 

.md t.mk, a '' rc,dmg arcn.1 .md person ll condttio111ng .uc'3s 

\ 400-n•cter ')'nthctte·mrf Knl omdoor tr.1ck 

\l.tulonough I l.111, ''ith 1:1dlJ1i<·s for gymna,ti<s, boxing. \ollnlull. "'i1111111ng. 

Jlcr polo, r.1e<111etb.11l, h.1skctb.1ll and pcN1n.1l cond1111>111ng 

I l.1ht•y held H0tm, sp11hctic surl.1ccd throughout. tndudt·' .1 220 r.ir<l 11.1ck, 

haskcth.111 cotms, Ile\\ 111tcrn.11ton.1I squ.1,h court,, \\Ctglu-1r.11ning t.ic1l11J<'S, 

lunhmg \\all and J pon.ible \\oo<lcn b.1sketb.11l tloor 

lubharJ I l.111, the home for Na'}\ ere\\ 'lJlll<k "ith the st.He of the .m Hshcr 

I °''mg l "cnrcr 

1p :-..tiller Hd<l. an all \\c,uha '' nthcuc ,urfacnl fidd for footh.111. l.1cro"c• .ind 

<JC<.Cr 

\ I.ix Bishop ..,1.1Jium, ,1 nnd) m1m,ucd J.OO().,c.11 h.1,d>.111 ,t.1dium 

\ d1.11lenging 6.21--prd I 8 hole golt rnum· 

lhc ( 1lenn \'\,un<r \occer I .t<.1lm 1s one of the hncst <.olk·gc '"'en t.1c1lnics 111 

the n.111on Ihc I (1, '100 sq11ar~ foot factlity lwus<'S the ~.1,,11 Awdcm)' •nen's .111d 

\\ OlllClh \ JfSI!\' SO<..<..Cr tt>.1ms. 

Ri~"''" ( JU\\11 "'1iling (·.enter, home ol the lmcrcoUcgi.uc .md \.lf'>m l )ffShorc 

\.uling !cam,. ,15 wcU .t, the l ~inmi;u1d. 'x2111.u1,hip .md :\J'i!?uon I r.iinmg ~t~1dron. 

!he \'\'cslc~ Bnm n Hdd I louse .l 140,000 '<ill.Ire foot, '\'i2 million 'truu.irc, 

house' l.1cilitk' for phy,k.11 nhKJtion, v.1r,itv .ind 1111r.unur.1I .uhlctit,, duh 

'Ports .111d pcr,011.11 firness. llll' iicld hou'e u'c' d1t· mmt .1d,.111ccd tcd1nolog~ 101 

pcrn111.1l u1nd1110n .111d cornhat prcp.ucdnc,s. 

Ilic l 'i'i,000 square foot l~rig.1dc "port' Complex fca111rc.' "" h.ml-court ,urf,1ccd 

111door tennis courts and an indoor KC hockc} rink. 

lh<· '-: l\,tl Ac.1dc1m Athlct1< 1\ssoc1.1t1on .ur.mgcs \Jrsir. s<..hcdulc~ .ind prm·idcs <..n.1d1ing 

st.11f .md equipment, and funding for 1hc \.mlt) .nhlctt<. program. 

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Career Opportunities 

After Graduation 

The Na\'al Acadc.:my <lc.:n'dops midshipmen morally, memalh· and physicalh w serve as 

combat leaders of charaucr for our Na"y and j\ larine Corps. Gradu<1rion from the Naval 

Ac;1<lcm) brings new oppom111nic.:s for leadership, learning, professional ad\•ancement, 

travel and cxutcmcnt. rrom the vcn lirst assignmenr as an oHicer 111 the naval service 

\;3\'al Academy graduarcs will have more rcspons1bilif) and challenge on rhc job rhan 

.1lmmt any civilian just om of college. Many of our recent graduares are leaders of sailors 

and :-.tarines throughout the world on forward-deployed ships, submarines, squadrons, 

SLAL te.1ms or 111 \\Jrine unirs. 

Your service comm1tmcnc bcg111s al graduation, when )·ou are commissioned'" an ensign 

111 the Na'~ or a sernn<l lieutenant in the \far111c Corps. All physically qualified gra<luares 

are commiss1onc.:d inro rhc.: unrestricre<l line of rhe Navy or J\larine Corps. J\losr 

midsh1pmc.:n who graduate bur arc physically mcligible ro serve in rhe unrestricted line 

arc Lonrnmsioned 111 a restriucd line or staff corps spcc1.1lry such as lmdligencl.'., Supply 

Corps or Civil Engineer Corps. 

Se rvice Assign rnent 

!'hi.'. career options a\ailablc ro Naval Academy graduates arc rhe broadcsr offered b)' any 

of the nauon s ser\'lce academics. You can: 

• spccialw: 111 surracc warfare, wich assignments aboard ships ranging from guided 

mmile destroyers to amphibious ships deployed in c.:xpcditionary strike groups; 

• enter the submarine scrYICC, with duty aboard nuclear-powered arrack anti ballistic 

1111ss1k submanm:s; 

• H~ a varic11· of am raft from helicopters .rnd shore-based parrol planes to 

,uperso111c, .urcr.1ft carm:r-basi:d 1c1 righters; 

• command 1nfamry, armor, amllcry or a\'iation unirs as a Manne Corps officer; anJ 

• kad the mmt c.1lenccd and highh' moti\·atcd Sailors and ;\larines 111 the.: world, 

nu m.mer what c.irccr path you choose. 

Chaprcr 6 

Recognizing rhat pr1ont1t'S, 

go1i/;, and 11bilit1es mn 

clu111ge 11 lot 111 four ye(//:<, 

I sought the flexibility ro 

cl1t111gc Ill)' mmcl rmd still be 

abl<' ro co111rrb111e to a greata 

mmio11. I.found tlu11 hat' 

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l7u' stn111n• of our homelnnrl 

ts 1w more t!J(/11 thl' mms11/'l' 

of ormdrws. Our;ob is to kt'ly1 

lierji·ei•. Our will is to ki•ep till' 

tarch afji-ce£lm11 b11m111gfar 

nl/. To t!Jfs .rr1/e11111 p11rpos1· we 

ml/ on tlwy111mg. rhr brrw1• 

m1rl the sn-011g, nnd 1h1•ji-1•e. 

Hi·ecl JI/)' ml! Come ta the sen. 

Com<' S11il wlfh me. 

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l'iO 

You will be given tlw opponunicy to stace your career preference early during your senior 

y<:ar. Acrual assignment w thar communiry is based upon che needs of rhe Navy and t-.1arine 

Corps, your overall record ac the Naval Ac.ademy, and personal and physical qualificanons. 

Surface Warfare 

Surface warfare officers serve in <:very rype of surface ship 111 che Navy. When you an:: selected 

for surface warfare, you have che opporruniry co choose chc rype oF ship and home porr of 

your firsc ducy assignment. Then, afccr graduarion from the Academy, vou reporc co your 

ship. Your first rour of dury lases abouc 24 monrhs. 

A new ensign typically serves as a di,·ision offa:cr, with responsibiliries for leading 

12 LO 50 enlisted personnel and directing a ponion of che ship's cquipmcnr and operations. 

l)'pical posirions include those of anri-submarine warfare officer, gunnery officer, 

rnmmunicarions officer and damage conrrol assisranr. In addition, you arc expected co 

work rowar<l quaiification as combac information cencer warch officer, officer of the deck 

and Navy surface warfare officer. 
'\luclcar Propulsion - Surface 

The 0:.1vy's Jrn1.rnding and h1ghl)' rc.:Lhnical nuclear power tr.11ning program 1s among 

rhc.: he't 111 dK· wmlJ. J"hosc chosen for rhL program usu.1llv 1ank high 1n their cla» anJ 

have: .1 ,oJiJ hackgrounJ in sdc1111hc and technical course,, though nm neu:ssanly m.1jors 

in I hnt• .ireas. 

,\t1J,h1p111cn who choose surf.·Ke warfare c.111 join those choosing suhm.irine' in pursu111g 

a ,ub-,peci.1lt\' 111 nuclc;tr propulsion 'Y'tems. If you are accepreJ inw the nuclear power 

program, mu report tu '-:uclear Power 'ichool in Ch.1rleswn. \.<.., for six months of 

sclwoling following your first division olliccr cour. You thi:n tr.11n for six months ac one 

of scvcr.11 nuclear reactor protorypt· s11n lotaced throughout chc country before reporting 

to your second ship. 

All of cht• 0:avy\ 'ubmarincs art• nuclc.H powered. !\lose aircr,1fi carriers arc nuclear 

powercJ .rnJ surface warfon: officers .1ltc.:rnate berwcen these .rnd convenuonalh powen:d 

ship' .ts the\' a<lvann• in their careers. 

Submarine Force 

Thos, .1,s1gned co 1hc silent service bc.:g111 bv srndying Navy nuclear propulsion ac Nuclc.:;11 

l'owc1 'ichool 111 Charlescon. 'i.C .. for six moncbs of schooling. followed by six momhs of 

tra111111g 11 on1. or several nuclear reaccor protorvpe mes loc;11ed d1roughout rbe councry. 

You then go to :--:.i.n 'iubmannc 'ithool 111 '\Je" London, Conn .. for che I 0-weck submarine 

ofi!tcr' ba,it rnur'L )our first tour of Jmy w1ch an anack or Acer ballmic:. missile submanne 

L1'ls about )6 momhs. 

ln a nudc.:,ir ,ubmJrinc.:. junior ofliccrs lt:ad Jiv1sions of 10 to 20 men. You have rcsponsibilu1cs 

111 .1 v11al ;1re.1 or operauons such a' cng1nccr111g, weapons or communications. You also sran<l 

w.ttd1cs and work to qualifv as cng111ec.:nng officer of 1hc w.ud1. <living ollio.:r and ofliccr ol rhe 

deck all \lcp' towards earning 1hc gold Jolphins of a '-:avy 'ubmarine officer. 

f.:no111/,·dge of rht' oa11w rs 

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aval A'ia tio n 

Whechcr l.111ding an F/A-18 Hornet on chc deck of an aircrafr carrier, conducring 

mariumc 'un·ctll.111cc 1n the Persian Culf 111 a P-3 Orion or maneuvering an 

511-601· hdicopicr 1n a rescue operaoon, naval aviarors are constancll' called upon 

10 perform under pressure. \X'hen you <He assigned chis career p<Hh. you can selecc 

training ,1, .1 pilot or a naval flight officer. Piloc' Hy aircraft while naval flight 

officer' \crv~ as weapons sysrems officers. electronic councermcasurcs officer' and 

tcc:hnic1l c:oordinawrs. 

Afrer graduacion from the Academ~, all thmc choosing aviation report co 

Pensacol.1. I la .. for Anacion Preflight lndoc:mnacion. Piloc crainees ma\ cicher stay 

in f'cnsacol.1 or mo,·e to Corpus Chrnci. lcxa,, for basic Hight rra1ning. Ocpcnd111g 

on rhe rvpe or aircraft/training track chosen afccr basic, pilocs ma1 complcce 

ad\'anced cra1111ng ac several rrain111g b.lSes chroughour chc Gulf ( oasr. Naval Aight 

officers (i'. fOs) complece all of che1r Hight training in Pensacola or ac Randolph 

Air Force Base 111 lt:xas. Aviacors receive cheir 'wings of gold' afccr 18-24 months 

for pilocs and 12-18 monchs for NI o,. They arc assigned co cheir firsc squadron 

afo:r six co n111c months of aircrafc and mission-specific training 111 a Aecc 

replacemcm squadron. 

In addiiion 10 Ay1ng, naval aviators have significanc leadership and management 

responsibili[ics beginning with che1r n:rr firsc dury assignment. \fow officers 

cypicall" arc charged with leading a group of a,·iacion enlisted personnel and 

overseeing chc1r ~quadron·s opcrarions, administracion. personnel management 

and aircraft maintenance. 
A r.H-53£ S11pc7 

.\r.illio11 helicopter 

<1wg11ed to ,\111r111e 

A/,.tfi11111 Helimptl'>' 

'fi!~i~~~~~~~;..i \q11rulro11 165 pn- J' p1m·s to /,md . 

. \farinc Corps 

Up w one \lxth of ead1 graJu;1ting class may be chosen for rnmmissioning .1, 'ccond 

licutu1.1m' 111 chc \I.inn< Corps. After gra<luat1on from the Academy, you attend the Basic 

Sdl<>ol, a 26-weck wur'e for officers .11 <{uamico. \'a. Thi, ,chool gives all \Linne officers 

.1 wmmon background 111 the tarnnl \IUd) oflan<l warfare. !'hen you go 011 w .td\anced 

training 111 a particular occupational speualty based on your qualifications and prdcrences. 

\lanne Corps career fields include thO\C in the (WO hasit Gttegories or ground and 

air. (,round career choices include 111famry. armor, anillerr logiscics, e11g1neenng. 

commun1utiom-111t<.um.llion snrcms, financial management and milnan police. 

Aviation choices include pilot, naval Aighc officer. air command and comrol .. uni-air 

\\,trf~irc, ;1v1arion m.untcnance and avi.mon rnpply. 

In 1hcir fir" a.•»ignments. \larine Corp' second lieuten.uus .ire generally assigned as platoon 

wmm.111dcrs with leader,h1p responsibilities for 35 to B enlisted \Jann<.''· You often ha\'e a 

rok· 111 .1 ,\ 1.irine air/ground cask force. wirh \ larme light infamry capable of oppos111g much 

more heavily equipped forces. ,\Jeshmg of air and ground oHicers in these t.1sk forces and 

ind1vidu.1l units give' officer' the opponunny later co comm<t11d combined urrns. nor just 

wi1h1n c;ueer spec1.1lt1c\. Marine officer' arc ass1gne<l .ill over the world. 

Special Operarions and Special Warfare 

\pc<r.11 Opnarrom mdudcs bplos1vc Ordnance 01spm.1l (!'OJ)), 1\hm: C.ountcrmeasures 

(,\I( /\I). t 1peration;u D1\'111g and \alvagc (()))<;),and I xplm1vc Ordnannc 'vl.111.1gcmem 

(I-( ),\I). I xplosive Ordmncc: and diving pro,·idc the common base which amin:s 

rnmp.111hilit\' of 1hc four functional .uo,. \pecial Opera11ons offers men and women an 

exu11ng l..lrt'er and comn1.1nd opporrun111· 111 a small 'Pcciali1cd community 

\pcli.iJ \\',1rfare pro\'ides qu.1JifieJ officer' thl opponunl!)' lO be a member of Oil< of 

1he \\orld\ dire ligh11ng forces, l\.;1w \I.Al s (Sea. Air .ind Lrnd forces) .m known and 

rc'P<'<lcd .1rnund 1he world 

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't'l"l'ICt'- I u•.111/t'rl tn prolt'c'I tlw 

·~dues tl•1ll I ho!t/ '" tl•e pi//,1rs 

ojftado111. At" Ol'lf1t111 rnllege. 

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Restricted Line and Staff Corps Specialties 

,\ 1idshipmcn who are not phy,1c:ally qu.llified to servt 111 the unn.:scricted line hue who 

c;tn Ix commissioned as active duty officers can choose from a wide variuy or alternatives 

and pursue a c;irccr. Restrkted line and staff corps olliccrs ma) choose careers 111 the 

fields of incdligcnce, cryptology. oceanography. medicine, civil engineering. supplv and 

.wiation m;11ncen:1nce. !hey serve aboard ships. with aircraft squadrons and at short· 

b.tses around the world. Graduating midshipmen who are accepted m medical school 

mar be commissioned in the ~ !edical Corps even if physically qualified ro scrYc in the 

unrcscricu:d line. 

Assignments for Women 

For female officers in the Na,·y and M;1rinc Corps. many options arc open ro you co serve 

in ;mignmcncs vital co our 11,irional dcknse. You may A, planes .ts a pilot or naval Aighc 

otficer or serve on combaca111 ~hips as a surface ''arfare officer. \\'omen may also enter 

rescricted line or staff corps specialties such as oceanography. inrdligence. supply or civil 

t·nginec.:ring if not physicallv qualified for aviacion, ships or Marine Corps. 

You also ma\ choose to cmcr che /\!arinc Corps. \\'omen /\ 1arine Corps officers 

c.111 be assigned to all career fields a\·ailable co male officers, except infancry. anillef) 

anJ armor. 

A \'cry limited number of hillccs in medicinc.: arc a,·ailahle each year to boch male and 

f~male graduates who are accepted for admission by an accredited medical school. 
C arecr Choice\ of the Class of 2008 

lhe rmmhcr~ of 1hc ( l.m nl 200S chme tht· following 'cnitc .rnJ 

\\,1rlarc ~pet .. 1lt1e' w <lllt'r .11!c1 gr.1d11atro11 .ind t:ommi"ioning: 

,\, i.uinn: 

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i'a\ \ Restr11 .. 1ed 1 me and '>1.1tf ( orp': , ~ 

mdmlmg men no1 ph)'itall\• c111.11itied for 1hc unrntricteJ line 

duucs abm e. dcc1cd ~peci.1lit.11wn in ,1\ 1.11ion n1.1imc:n.111tc du!\, 

U\ pwlog). 111tdl1gc:ntc ~upph· corp,, Cl\ 11 enginc:er u>rp' .ind 

mct<t>fl>lng) l<•te.1nogr.1ph) 

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156 

Typical Pay and Allowances for Junior aval Officers 

Tim rablc shows 1 he approximate pay an<l allowances of 0:avy and ,\lartnl" Corps iunior 

officers. Promouon to '\I.ivy licurenam {Junior gra<le) or ,\ 1arinc Corps f1rn l1curcnanr 

normally comes two years ar1cr commissioning. The next promotion, co Navy lieutc.:nanc or 

Mannt: Corps c..1ptnin, normallv comt:s four co five 1•cars after commissioning. All of rhese 

figures, indu<ling cm.c-of-li' ing increases. arc subjec.c to change. 

Monthly Pay and Allowances 

13.isc l';n 

'iubs1srcnce 

Housing Allowance' 

\ca Duty Pa~ · · 

1-lighr Pay·· 

Suhnurine Pay·· 

Nudcar Power lncemive 

E S/2nd LT LTJG/lst LT LT/CAPT 

s 2,555.~o S .:U53.IO s 4,545.60 

$ 202.76 ) 202."7 6 $ 202.7 6 

$ 1,350.00 1606.00 s 1,829.00 

(single) (single) (smgk) 

s 1,689.00 s 1,918.00 $ 2,136.00 

(familyl (family) (fam1lrJ 

s 100.00 s 100.00 s 225.00 

s 125.00 s 156.00 5 206.00 

s 230.00 .;, 305.00 'i 510.00 

) 15.000 accession bonus, $2,000 a<ldinonal upon completion 

of nuclear power training 

• \~1nes bllsed 011 nm!.· r111tl loc1mo11 ms1gilt'd. Figurc'S lirr,• rcpresem tlmomw far junior 

officers lit'i11g i11 A1111t1polis. ,\/D. 

· ·.Amo1111rs slio1N11m• 11pprox1111tlte a11d u•ill mcreasc with ench ;·ear 111 St'n·1ce. 
-\f1c r Yo ur I ir t l our of Duey 

lh 1hc 11rnc )ou wrnplc1c H•ur firs1 lour of due:. )OU"'" proh.1hl) h.t\'c J. pr<tl) good idc.1 

.ibom \our CJ.recr go.1ls, .ind the :--:.in .md \I.nine Corp' \\Ill gt\C \'OU c\lf\ oppon1111i1) 10 

JLhtcH them. \011 '"" h.t\l" ,1"1gnmcm' 10 prcpart· 1·ou for .1d\,llllcmcn1 .md comm.md of 

a \tttf,tte ship. ,ub111.tr1nt•, .llfu.1li 'qu.1drnn, ,\l.1rinc ( orp' unn or .111 org.111iz.1111m ,1,horc 

:-\;l\al of1iL<r' alinn.ur llll\\ccn 10ur' of dul\ \\llh ,horc b.1,cd u1111' .md op<rJllonal 

conun.mds tha1 deplo1 mer,«t' in 'upp<HI of our n.iuon's m.irrnmc 'tr.i1cp. \ou al"' 

ha' e d1r oppormnn) tor pm1gr.1J1111c s1ml), a<h a need 1ccl1111LJI tra1111ng 111 ) our 'pcuah) 

.mJ u111r,C\\ork .11 1111l11ary 'cr\'iu· Lollcgn 111 lc.1dcr-hip. m.111agcmcm, 1.t<ll<'· '1r.Hcg). 

polnt<o·m1l11.iry .tff.llf, .md 111tcrn.111on.1l rd.11iom. You nc\'cr 'lllP lc.1rning, t"\'Cn .1, rour 

rc~pu11,1h1l111c' for pt•opk-. upcr.Htons .md polio·-111.1k111g llltrL'.l\L" 

I 11pplied to 1'11· \'llv11/ 

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rlsr I kneu 1h111 I 11 anu:d 

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Organization 

lhe 5upt:nntendt:nt or the Na' al Academy. a Na'') Vice Admiral. is responsible for 

the dirt:ction and adm1nis1ra1ion of the Academy. 1he superintendent has scvt:ral 

principal assistants who arc responsible co him for vanous programs and operations 

at Lhc Aladem~·· ·1 hesc assis1anrs include: 

lhe Commandanr of~ lidshipmen functions as the dean of srndt:ncs and is 

responsible for the moral. character and professional dt:velopmenr of the Bngadc 

of \ lidshipmcn. 

"The Academic Dean and Provost is Lhe principal advisor co the Superinn.:ndenr 

in all matrers relating co the mental development of midshipmen, academic program 

and facull). He manages the academic program 111 three academic divisions: 

engineering and weapons, humanities and social sciences. and mathematics and 

science. "lhe Naval Academy faculrv is an integrated group of more than 600 military 

officers and civilians. 

Inc Dm:ctor of Athletics heads the '\Java! Academy Arhletic Association, and is responsible for the physical development of midshipmen. 

·n1c Dean of Admissions is the principal assisrnnt to the Superintendent in all 

matrcn. rclaring to the recruiting. guidance, and selection of candidares for 

admission co the Naval Academy and the Naval Academy Preparatory School, 

and for the preparauon and maintenance of the official candidate records. 

Chapter 7 

Nobod;• can 11ct1111Lly 

duplicnte rht• stmin 1h11r 

11 commander rs under 

in m11king 11 decisron 

in comb111. 

-AOMllV\I ARlfl(,ll 

Bl RI\!·, USN. 

Ct·\'~ rn 1923 

159 
160 

lhe Chief I in.1nci;1I Officer is rhe princip.11 aJ,·1sor co rhe Superincendcnc in m.mers 

relaring w financial resources. human resources and che operarion of a necwork of 

campus supporr .tcti\'itie\, indu<ling the campus bookscore, \'isicors' Lenrer. foo<l 

ser\'ice outlet' .rnd resr.rnranrs. recn:ation faciliries and personal sernce activities. 

1l1e Dcpury for lnform;mon ·JCchnologv and C 10 is rhe prinLipal aJ,·isor to the 

Supi.:rincendem in all matter> rd.1ung to informarion rechnology. encerprise infrastrucwre an<l knowledge m.111agemen1. 

!he Director. lirockdale Cerm:r for Frhical Leadership is rhe principal advisor to rhc 

Superincendent for the cthic.11 <lcvclopmcnc of currenc and future milnarv leaders. 

The Comm;rnd \laster Chief is the principal advisor co che Supcrintcndenc in all 

marrcrs scrvmg 'vlilhhipmcn. '-iailors, 1\ larines and rheir families. 

·1h, LS l\a,,J ,.\c.1Jcmy has proJuced: 

I l're,idenr of the Lni1c:J States: 

2 C.ihinct members: 

6 Ambassadors: 

1.1 members of Congress; 

5 Mate: gon.·rnors: 

'i '>ccrctario of the '\a,·y: 

I '>ccre1.irv of the . .\Jr Force: 

'i Ch.1irrnc11 ol 1ht· Jo1111 Chiefs of Staff; 

-1 \'ice l h.1irmcn of tht: Joint Chiefs of ~calf. 

2- ( h1cl\ nl '\.1"11 Opcrarions; 

') l omrnand.1111' of the .\!arinc: Corps; 

2 '\uhcl Prize" inners: 

- l \ !cd.11 of Honor w 1 n ners: 

12 :\;\ \;\ .tscron.1111 .. (1110rr· 1/1,111 t11J)' other i11Jti1111io11}.· 

q 'i Rhodes \cholar.: 

19 /'- !.mh.111 'ichoJ.ir,: 

') 3 OlnhtcJ Sd1obrs: 

'0 hllgcrald ~cholar•: 

6 ( •. 11c' '>ch1,l.1r-. and 

890 Burke ,chnl.m 
111e Boa rd of VisiLOrs 

'fhe duty of the ck.tdemy' Bo.uJ of\'isitor' i' to 111quire inro the ,t.Hc of mor.1k .rnJ 

J"upl111c, die currirnlum. imtruction, ph1·,ic.1l equipm.:nt, fi,c.11 .1ffair,, .ll'1de1t11l methods . 

• 111J other nuucr' rd;iting to tht: Academ1 which the bo.1rJ <lcLiJc, to comi<lcr (1 x \cu10n 

6968. l 11k· I 0, lJ. \. ( ode) 1 he Bo,1rJ comim of 'ix member' appointed lw 1ht l'rcsidcnr. 

1hm: .1ppointcJ b~ thc \'in· l'rcs1de11t four .tppoinrcd bl' 1hc Spc.1kcr of the f lomc of 

Rcprc,entativc>. one Jc,ign.ucd h~ the Ch.urman of Ult Scn•Ht Armed '>erl'icC' Comm1m:c. 

and onc Jc,ignacc<l bv the ( hairm.111 of chc Hou'c Armed Scmces l.ommittt·c. lhc 

l'rcsid<:nt of chc United 'natcs rcceil'c' .rn annual "rim:n report of the Bo.ml\ findings 

.1n<l reu>111111cnJ.1tions. 

The 2008 Boa rd o f Visito rs 

Appo inted by the President o f the United Stares 

\ Ir C raig J. Duchu\\ois, U1t11r 

'lhc I lonor.1blc '\.,rncv Johmon 

.\Ir. 1\liducl Hightower 

\Ir .\lark C 'lrc:.111or 

'l11e Honor.1blc: Anrhony l'rin<.:ipi 

Appointed by the Vi ce President 

'Jhc I lunor.1blc: B.irb.u.1 1\ . \l1kulski 

L '> 'it'll'1IOI, ,\lan·land 

'lhc I lonor.1hlc: 1 h.1J Cochran 

L '> '>uuwr . .\ fosi,sippi 

lhc Honur.1blc: lkn I.. C.u<lin 

L '> \enamr .\ l.1ryl.111d 

Appointed by the Sp eake r o f the House 

!he l lnnorable ( .A. Durch Ruppcrsbcrger 

Rcprc:scnt.1t1l'c:, '>c:<.:ond D is trier of Maryland 

·1he I lonor.1ble l:-.l1j.1h Cummings 

Repn:senratil'e. \cvcnrh Discricr of Maryland 

'lhe I lonur.1ble John P 1-.ltne 

RcprcscnraCll'e, \c:wnd Dis1ricc. /\ linncsoca 

'lhe Honor.1blc Rodney E f'relinghuysen 

Rc:prc,c:nr.1til'c, Uc:n:n1h DISlrtCt, New Jersey 

Appo inted by the C h airma n of the Se na te Armed 

Services Committee/ H ouse Armed Services Comminee 

The: I !ono1ablt' John'>. tvkCain 

L. '>. '>cna1or, Anwna 

The: Honorabk \like \1c lntyre 

Rl.'pn:,l.'111.lli\'L )cn:n1h ()1,trict ofNorrh Carolina 
Supporcing Organizations 

'ic:\'c:ral pri\'.1Lc:. 11011 profit organiz.rnom support the: Naval Acadc:nw 111 important ways. 

U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association & foW1dation 

I hL L'nited 'itatc:s '\.aval Acadi.:nw \lumni Association and the lJnitc:d "itatcs '.:aval 

k.tdemy round.111on an: rwo 111dc:pc:11dem. not-for-profit rnrporanom sharing a single 

pn:s1dc:nt and l I 0 and operating <ts .1 fullr integrated organization in rnppon of rhe 

N.1val A.1.aden11 .tnd its mission. lhe org.1n11arions fcKus and core competencies are friend 

raising and fundrais111g 111 pursuit of complementary .tnd closely aligned missions. 

I hc: course set h) 1\l11mn1 Association founders 111 1886 rings truc: coday as the Alumni 

,\"oc1.mon sc:f\'c:' .111d supports the: L nired '>tares. the 1uval sef\·icc, chc: Naval Academy 

.111d its alumni: by furthering rhc: highest standards al the t'\arnl Academy; b)' seeking 

out, informing. enrnur.1ging and assisting outstanding. qualified young men and women 

ro purrnc careers .ts o~ficc:rs through the :\,wal Academy; and by initiating and sponsoring auidties whiLh perpemate the: historY, tradiriom. memories and growth of the .Na,·al 

1\cad<:my and bind .ilumni 1oge1hcr in support of the: highest ideals of command, ciuzenship .rnd gon:rnmc:m. 

\V'ich a primary focus on friend raising. rhc: Alumni Assoliarion promotes informed advoc.ll\ for roday s Na,·;1! Acadcmy and Brigade of\ I idsh1pmen among irs many consriru-

<:rm· -.tlumni. pan:nts and friends. lh~ Association keeps its more than 52.000 members 

informed rhrough a ncrwork of I 00 chapters around rhc world, -5 acti\'c dass organiz.atiom .111d 84 parc:m clubs. 111e A5sotiation web site, www.usna.com; )hipmarc magazine 

wi1h I 0 issues a \'C.H .111d posted online; and ocher dccironil. and print publication are the 

prim<l!) .:ommuniLt1ions cools, while ,·.1lue-added henefirs and sef\·ices build affinii;· co 

th<: 0:a,·,tl Acad<:rm-. 

lhc original Na\',11 Acidcm~ f'oundauon, formed 111 19·!'\, scr out co support achlenc 

program:. at th~ '\Jav.tl Academy through ,cholarships. grants and awards. In 1999. the 

l'ound.uion and the '\J.1v;1! .'\cadcn11 Lndowmenr Trust merged to form the sole fundr.1ising cncii;· for th~ '.!a\'al Academ~·· now known as the United )rates '.!av.ti Academy 

h1und.uion. 

I he complcmentary mbsion of the N.t, ,11 Academy l·ound.Hion is w support, promote 

and ad1ance the: mission of rhc: Na\'al Academy by working in conjunuion wirh Academ\· 

le.1d<:r,hip ro idemit}· strategic .rnd 111smurional priorities Jnd b\' raising. managing and 

dislitming pri\',HC: gill funds chat pro\'idc .1 margin of ex<.<:llence in support of rhe nation's 

prcmi<:r leadership i11'tirn1ion. lhc Ad1leciL and )cholarship Programs division is a signifiu111 dcmenr of th<: hmndarion. lhis di\'ision promotes arhleric excellc:ncc ar che Na\'al 

AL.idem}' through .1 rnrnprchc:nsiv<: prcparawry school stholarship program and rhrough 

privately funded grants lO .nhlctic ;t11d physical de"doprncm programs for which go\'ernmc:m funds are not appropriarc: or not .1,ailablc:. 

In rod.in highlv competiti\'I:: world. funding ch rough pri\'arc gifts is essential m rhe 

str.ncgic aJ,-.111ccmc111 of a dynamtc lc:arning cnvironmcm chat encourages midshipmen 

w .rnucipatc, prcp;trt: fi1r and ultim.nell' lead and sc:rve. I he: rransformational aspects of 

pri\'atc gi"ing 1s seen 1hroughouc the Yard in new or rc:no,·;ued buildings. pri\',tteh--funded 

foe ult\' positions, or programs which enhance the c:Juc.nion of rhe BrigadL· of\ lidshipmen. lhe hnmd,uion cominues to build upon the momcmum and ad1ien:1m:nr:. in a 

pmc -c.1111pJign period .ind work to smtain a culture of philanrhrop)-

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\\'ith more than 120 yc:m ofhi,wn· .111J progress. the L.: '> '\ 1v.1l A(.tdcmy Alumni ,\"odation & h1und.tt1on .ire prouJ w lclchrate traJitions whilt: p.mnering wich thL '\.n.il Academy 10 'ust.11n a margin ofcxLdlcnle ner:JeJ m seLure a hrigh1 future. !he orgam1.uinm .in: 

cnmmitlcd w mur;tl, mental. phpilal and fi,l.tl support of the !\av.ii Audcmy\ mi"ion. 

hn additional information on dw 1\.1v.1I AlaJcmy Alumni 1\s><Kiauon & l·oundanon. \'irn 

U'll 11i' 11>1111. COIJJ 

NavaJ Academy Achlecic Association 

'fhc N.1,al Acadcmv Athlctll .-hsol1.111011 ('\ -\AAl promotes .tnd finances 1he Ac;,1de111y's 

imcrrnllcgiatc .uhlttiL program," hich is one of the largest .1thlc11c programs rn th< wlllllf)'. 

lhl· N1\1\A is responsible for thl· rnad1ing, equipping. tra\'d ;tnJ lodgtng, promotion, 

tilkcm1g .tnJ .1dmi11istrativc suppon of all 32 varsity spons f\.t\1\t\ abo operates .tnJ 

m.1int.1im °\;,1,1·-~larine Corps \lcmori.11 \taJium. rhe "lava! \udc1111 golfcoum: .tnd other 

.11hletic i:Kilnies for che Acadenl\'. 

lhl· Nt\AA works .1tm·d~ with oui-canJing high school studem-arhlcccs who arc interested 

111 .1ppl,1·ing to the Na"al Ac.idem\'. \'.usiry coaches recruit young men and women .iccord1ng 

to thl· rules .rnJ n:gulatiom of the N.1tional Colleg1are AthlcuL Asso(1ation ('\CAA). 

E111s wi,hing to Jilin rhe Blue & C.ol<l club, which helps supporr the ,·,irsirv arbletiL program, 

nuy dn '" by c.11ling the arblctil dep.mmcnt ar 4 10-293· 4 'i I - '\JAAt\'s main oHiu.:s .ire 111 

Rilk~1t' I l.111. nc\t ro the Armel I cfrwid1 Visiror Center. 

Naval Academy Sailing Foundation 

'J ht· 0.a\'.tl 1\cadenw Sailing l·ound.uion was organizeJ 111 19- ~ ro mpporr rhe Aladcnw's 

'ailing program. ll1rough rhe foundation, rachts can be don.uni for us..: in 111iJship1m:n 

s.til tr.1i11i11g .rnd compcririon '-.uch donaciom also crc;unl <Ill cnJowmc.:nt rhar hdps rnpport 

1ht ,.tiling program. !he exerntm: d1rc.:ctor of rhe found•1tt0n has .111 office in the '-.;,1val 

'>upport \Ltivit1· Annapolis. 

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Nava l Acad emy Museum 

I cK.Hcd in Preble Hall. cht '\!,1\'al Academy .t\luseum conraim hisroric ob1eccs and 

work- of' .1rc rdacing ro M>mt of the: mmr imporcanr episode, in our narion·, hisrorv. lcs 

rnlleLtion of more rhan 50,000 itt:rm indudes ship mo<lds, painrings. prims. uniforms, 

mcd.11'. wt:.tpom, manuscrip1' .rn<l mhcr C\'idence of famous na,·al officers, ships and 

n.Hion.111\- 'ignificanr C\'clll,. !ht· exhibits in Preble Hall arc open to rhe public ,e,·cn <lays 

.1 week. !he \ 1useum maim.tin., rcrnr<ls on all the hismric monuments in thL Yard and 

che ;urif.1us 1hown in rhe Lr\'pt of John Paul Jones, Memorial Hall and ocher Academy 

building,. "One Hundred Yi:ar.1 and l·orwar<l" is a major new exhibit on rhe Navy in che 

201h l<'nlLJJ'). Anochi:r g;1llcr\' in the f\lust:um fearnres rhi: outsranding Henrv H. Rogers 

Colleuion ol wooden ship modds <l.11ing from the l 71h ccnrurv and numerous bone 

ship mo<lek !he Be"erley R. Rohimon Collection of 'Ja, al Prims pro" ides more th.111 

(1.000 inugcs of ships and '"·t b;nrlcs. lhc .\luseum rnnraim weapons carried by Cap1;11m 

\tt:phcn Dc1..uur and Oli\'er I laL.ir<l Pern, Admiral Da\'i<l l'arragut's plan for rhe B.mle of 

\Iobilc B.1y, Admiral George Dtcwc1's uniform, the offici.11 cbss rrng collccrion. rhe table 

mnl on the battleship \/i.<sorm ro sign the surrender documcnrs ending \\'orld \\ar II in 

the P.1cilit, .rn<l Rags carrii:d to the moon lw Academy alumni. The f\ luseum colkuion is 

.1 rich resource for sru<ly and rl:\i:.trd1 b1 midshipmen, faculry and visiting schobrs. 

U.S. Naval lnsliture 

hrnndc:d 1n 1873. che L.'i '\.,l\al lnstirme has ser\'e<l for more rhan 130 vears .ts che 

profi:s,iun.11 member socicn for the.: n.l\al ser"ices, prm·i<ling a forum in ":hich !\a')'• 

\brine ( 'tirps. and Coast Cu.1rd prol"i:ssionals are free ro discuss issues and concern' .ind 

chrn role:, 111 mainraining Ami:ric.1' screngrh. 1hc ""·" lnsriruce is headquanered on the 

grounds of the l\,1,·al Academy .tnd, .1lrhough indcpendrnc of rhe Academy, it sCr\'es as 

the At.1di:m\''s universir" pre"· publishing tcxrs in professional subjects. rraining guides 

and m.111u.1ls. library works, sdcntific and technical srudies in naval his1on. 

Ncarh- -o.OOO members receive: 1hc monrhl1· Proceeding.< magazine, and can purchase 

'\!.l\al lll\t1lllce Press books ;H reduced prices. In .1ddicion, \:a,·al Imcirme member' 

rt·ccl\·e di,rnunrs on \nm/ Hi,u11y m.1gazine. professional seminars. and ochi:r benefits. 

The value of tmdu1011 10 

the sorinl bod)' H mm1t'11St' 

The ve11ern11011 far prnaires 

or far nuthoriry. consecrnred 

b)' lo11g accepttmce. hns n 

reserve of srra1grh which 

cn11not be ob[{1111ed br 11111· 

nnvnl devrce. . 

-ALFRED T !AHR ~I ,11 \~ 

CL.\SS OF 1859 
Vt ~ AD\1tRAt J \\11 5 B. t 0 CKD1\t 1 CLNTER ran Et 111 <.At Lt \DI 1t\111P 

Au1horizcJ h) dw Sl·t rt1.1rv of che l:\J\'\' in 1998. the (.enc er for 1hc '>rnd\' of l'rolcs,ion.11 \lil11an· I duL' (CSl':-..IF) undc:nook an ambitious 1111s,1on LU promote: 

.1nJ enh.111Lt' 1ht crh1L.1I Jn·c:lopmcnr ot rnrrem and furure milir.1ry lc:aJer\. In 

l·c:luu.1ry :wor,, die '>uperimen<lcnt of rhL i'\aval Academy <lm:<ted rhe expan-

'ion of the (enter. lhc: exp.1m1on build' upon che sucLe" of ( 'Sl'\11: .111d ;um' to 

hcuer imegr.ue though1 .1hou1 le.1dcr,hip and erhic>. 'pecifit.1111 ,,, 11 .1pplae, w 1he 

Brig.1de of:-.. litbhipmrn 1!1t: C"Her i' now known ,1, rht: \ ice \dmiral J.1111e' B. 

!'>tockd.1le Ccmer for I due.ii l.eader,hip. 111 honor of this Disiingui,hed Cr.1du.11L· 

of 1ht· L .'>. N.1val 1\L.1dc:my. "lhc: mi"ion of rhe Ccnu:r ts: 

·r;, prnmocl· .tnd enh.lllLC: the '\/av.ti \c,1dem~·s de,·dopmen1 of ethic.11 leaders lo1 

wr\'kc in dit• Na\'y .tnd ,\lannl C.orps .tnd to ad\'ancc the prat.UCl or ed1i1.al leader 

'hip in the na\'al sen·icc: .ind nation 

I he cemc:r of c:xcc:llrn<L" fin le.1dcrship. ethics. and character devdopmem for the: 

L '>. '-.:,1\'.11 Audemy .111d the nav.11 \C:rvicc:. "The center will cnrid1 progr.um th.11 

in,p1rt :\,l\'.1l Au<lemv. Heer .. md 1uuonal lc:aders co accomplish their mi"inns with 

1ntcgrir}. extdk·n1.e, sc:lfle"nn>. and compassion. 

I ht• Center 'pon'or' cnnft·rc:nccs and lecture series, pro,·ide' speaker' for '\;,1v.1I 

A«tdemy .ind n.11ion.1l e\'Cnts, ,t<lminim:rs a fellowship program 1h.1t provides .rn 

opporruniry fi.ir milir.1ry professionals and accomplished academics m shan: ideas 

and conduu rc,eMch about impon.1m ethical leadership issue'>. 'uppons 1hc prof~,­

sion.11 de\'dopmem of farnl t1· te,Khing leadership and c::chics. ,rnd devc:lops 11L'" 

concept'> and resources for 1he i\a\'al Academy, '.\!avy, ~ larine Corps. ;111d sdecl 

n.ttional 1m1iru1iom. 
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Appendix A: Medical Considerations for Admissions 

I ht: N.1,al Academy program is physic:ally c.hallt:nging. J\ll 1.;mdidaccs an: n.-quired m W1dergo a clmmugh mL-did 

L-X.unuulion Lx'CllJ.'iC Acadt:111y g;Jduatcs an: commi.lsiorK-d 111 a ,dJe variet) of exciting can.-cr fide.ls \\ith sma 

mLJicil srandan.ls. The mt."dical p~ bcgim afo:r you have compbed five doaum:rm; of your appliG1tion. 1\r chat 

tinw. the L'.S. l\;,waJ ACldemy Admissions office will upload your namt: m rhe O...tJ3IUllem of Dcferut: ~ k-dicil 

Examination R<.'\'i'-"' Boar<l (DoDMERB). 

DoD!\ ti RB will schedule your medical ex.1min.1tion .ind carefully review rhc repom co determine if 

1·ou meet our medical standards for admission. DoDl'-!FRB will consider vour medical hbrorr .md 

information on illnesses, injuries, surgcn, 1;1milial dbcascs, and ocher facc~rs chat could affect.your 

medical sraws. You might be asked to submn addirio1ul reporrs and/or records from phnicians or 

hospitals. 

:\pproximatclv a 1110111h after rour physic.ti is com pieced )'OU will receive (by mail) a sracus rcpori of 

rhe DoD1\l l RB findings. If your .id missions record is competitive, and if rhe disqualifying condition 

is one for which a waiver might be possible, we will ask DoD~!ERB ro prepare your file for \\Jiver 

rnmidcration. You ma} have co provide ampli~fog information on the condirion or undergo 

e\-.1luation b1 a mc:dical specialise. A waiver of che medical standard may be granred if your medical 

condicion will nor prevent you from successfully rnmplcring your four years ac che Na,·al Acadcm}· 

.md fulfilling your five 1·ear service commirmcnr. 

,\1.1jor medical considerations arc summarized here so chat you and your doccors c:an amicipace if you 

mccc rhc basic requirements for admission ro tht• Ac:.1dem~·. lhis is nor meam robe a comprehemive 

li,cing of .111 disqualifying condic1ons; ic is a brief and general summary for your convenience. 

Eyes a nd Vision DisqualificaLions 

Below j, a lisung of chose eye and \'Js1on di"]u.1l1fiLauons chac are che mosr pre,·alcm !his 

lirnng. while comprehensive. does not comain all possible disqualificarions for eyes and vision. 

I) Virnrn not co1reccable m 20/20 in both e1·es i' tlisqu.1li~·ing. Refractive error exceeding 

+or -6.00 diopcers anJ ascigmarism <:xcecding 3.00 diopcers is disquali~·ing. 

2) C...ub,c.rndard color vision is disqualifring. Requests for waiver of the color vision sr.111dard .ire 

normally nor considered. Color ,·1s10n as also rcrcsced on Induction Da~ . 

.'\) :'- !.iny chronic eye diseases/conditions suLh .1> kcr.noconus. glaucoma. opric atrophy. uvc:im .111d 

rccinal degenerariom are disqualify111g. r\ waiver is normally nor considered 

•1) Procedures ro change rhe refraction {refracc1\·l surgen·) including bur nor limited to: 

l ;1mcllar and/or penecraring kaacoplasry. radial kcr.11oro111~· and ascigmatic keratocomy arc 

disqu.1lifying. Refractive surgen· performed with .111 Exrnncr l.aser, including but no1 limited to. 

l'hmorcfrauivc Kerarecromy (PRK), Laser I pithdial Ker;uomileusis (LASEK). and L1ser-AssisreJ in 

si1u 1't:racomilcusis (LASIK) is disqualif)·ing if anv or rhe follow condirions apply· ch<: pre-opcr.uive 

refractive error exceeded +6.00 or -6.00 diopter\ (spherical component only) 111 either eve 

pn:-opcr.uive astigmacism exceeded 3.00 diopters, .11 lc.m six-month recoven· period has not ocwm:d 

between l.ut refracrive surgcr)' or augmenci ng pro«cdurc: and accession medical exam. therL havL been 

rnmplicarions a.nd/or medic:uions or ophthalmic solutions requirc:d and posr-surgical refr.tuion in 

t•ad1 C}'l 1s nor scable. 

'i) If you wear glassc::s or comau lenses, mke them wich you co your DoD\ !ERB eye cx.1111ina11on. If 

you W<'•lr soft contact lenses. do not use them during che ch rec da\'S preceding your examination. Do 
not U\e hard nr g.t, pcrnw.1hle lerN:' rnr 21 dap hefore your t"\,1mi11.nion. If \'llll .ire undergoing ort:hokcr.11nlog\' or other limn' nf cornc.11 refracrin: m:;Hlllt.:nt, do not ll\l' your rigid lcn'c' fur 90 d<l\"S. 

Height and Weight Scandards 

I he mmimum (jU.1lrl\·ing lmghr b 62 irKhes for mc:n .111d 60 1nd1e' fitr women, and the 111.1.ximum 

qu.1lilying h«rght for .111 c.111did.m:' is 78 inches. \\'aiver' m.1y be gr•111ted tn ,1 limiccd number of 

cxLcption.11 L.111did.11c' "ho,« heighc exceeds this sr.111d.1nl. 

lhc minimum qualil)·ing weight (b\' hcighr) srandards an: list<:d in cl1t t.1bk·. Lkc.imc of subsranrial 

,·an.mnn in candid.11n' hod) composition, we appl) an e'rimacnl hod\ [11 pc1unr.1gc when a canc.lid.ue\ "eight exnTd, d1t· maximum lim:d. \X'i: will a'k you w pro\'ic.le 'ever.ii mea,uremcnrs 

(if rou don't fall" ithin ,t,111d.irc.ls) with dear instruciiom so you 111.1y .1,k your b')'m tc;tchcr, (perhaps 

\\ ht•n you t.1ke your C.111did.m· r itnC\S Assessment). a coach. or \"OUr \lhool nurse L(l prm·idc the 

inform.nion. 

In ,ud1 t.t,es, the qu.1lif)·ing 'r;rndard is the hod) for percenr.1ge: no more th.in 2'i pcrccnt for men 

.111d j'i pcru:nr for women, ,1, dcccrmined h) our proro<ol. If your \\eighr i> at least the minimum 

.rnd not more rh.111 1he m.1ximum ,hmm for your height on 1ht· pn:ccd111g t.1blc. you will not be 

a,k«d to pro\'id« me.l\urt·mcnt' for rhe bod) far esrim;ne. 

( )hc,i1\' will nm bt• w.1i\'cd. If you exceed rhe body far percentage srandard on lnducrion Day. you 

ma\ he denied .1dmi"1011 w enter the :\Ladcm~« 

H EIGHT A D \X'EIGH I STAN DARDS 

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(15 ... 66. ..... . .... (1- .. .... ..... ..... .......... 

(18. .......... .... . ... 6'l ..... ..... .... .... .... . ..... 

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... 2 ... 

-L 

74. 

-5. 

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11.lcn 

.\ti:--: M\X' 

If!> 152 

10·1 15-

105 162 

106 16-

109 1-2 

I I I ,--

I 15 182 

I 19 188 

12~ 192 

Ir 196 

DI 201 

U5 206 

I ~9 21 I 

f ·Ii 21 (1 

l·t - 221 

151 22<1 

15.l 2.31 

\X'ome n 

"I '1 

<J2 

95 

9-

100 

10.3 

106 

108 

111 

II I 

11-

119 

122 

12'5 

128 

uo 

IB 

1~6 

IN 

I'll 

1'vlt\X · 

I 12 

1'15 

l·t'l 

152 

l'i6 

160 

16.~ 

16-

1-0 ,-'l 

1--

181 

185 

188 

192 

19'5 

I 'J'> 

20.~ 

206 J • I/your 11•r1g/t1 exn-eds rh111 ,ho11•11for1·011r l1e1g/tt, ya1t 11·ill ht" r1Jkrd to pr01•ide 

me'1;1trc•11u11u from u•hlf/, thr Ojjuc oj ,ld1111mom will e,11111111<' horly Ju percentage. 
H eart and Vascular Sysccm 

Among dit disqu.1lifving condiuom .tr<:: unrnrrc:cccd septal defect; i.:ongcnical, rheumatic, or mhcr 

abnormal it)' of tht he.Ht valves or major \'essc:I\: ahnormaJ heart rate or rhythm; blood pre"urc predominantly 

in the r.rngl of I 10/90 or greater; Sl'\"l~rc or sympmm;nit '"1ricose n:1ns; and micral valve prolapse which has 

either crnsc:d symptoms or been .1sMiciatcd with rhythm dismrbance or n:gurgiracion. 

Ears and I (earing 

Both c.irs must be: free of tympani... membrane perforation and acute .111d chronic disease lhc average of che 

heanng loss at 'iOO. I 000 and :WOO Hz 111 either car ma~· noc exceed JO decibels ISO . and the loss at any 

one of these three frequencies mav not exceed .35 dcubels. Ihc maximum acceprable lms in cHhcr car at 

3000 111 is •1'i decibels and, at 4000 I lz, 55 decibels. 

Respirato ry System 

1\ hiscnry of ;l\lhma, recurrent asd1111.1tll. bronchitis, excrcise-indui.:ed bronchospasm, or rl<lLtive airway disease 

hv an1 other 11;1mt ts disqualifring. )rn1pmmatiL nasal polyps. scvert ha1· fe,·er. and mburnlosis (if acri1·c: 

within two years) will also result in disqualification. 1'\asal scpral deviation. h1·perrrophit rhinitis, and ocher 

condinom that came: significant reduction o( Hm\ through cicher airwa~ or which inccrfcrc with drainage: of 

.1 sinus .ire disqualil~·ing. Aller~ immunocherapy is disqualifying if received within chc 12 month, preceding 

rhe cxami11.1tion. 

Musculoske le lal System 

Ln-un1tnl frauures, h1srol') of surgc.:n co a major ioinc within six mnnchs, histol')' of dc.:rangcment of any 

major joint not com:ctcd by surgery or c,·idcnce of instabilin subsetiucnt to surge!'), hiscory of anrerior or 

posterior cru'1.He ligament 111jury. n:taincd onhopaediL dc.:\'ICC:S. anhricis. wvcre scoliosb. sympromacic 

srruuural .thnnrmalin.:s of the spin.ti column. and herniared nucleu' pulpos1s or hisror~· of spinal surge!')· for 

this or .my ochc.:r rnndilion are disqualif}·ing. 

Geniwurinary Sptcm 

Persim:nc~ of protein (cxcepc documented benign orrhostatic prou:inuria). sugar. or red or whice blood cells 

in the unne b disqualifying. as arc a hismr~ of rcrnrrc::nc or bilareral kidne\' smnes. <.,e1ue congcnical or 

dcvelopmcm;1J •111nmalics, hormonal disorders. neoplastic conditions. pcrsisrent or recurrc:nt infecrions. and 

cenain compltt.111ot1' ofinlccnons .rn: t,tust for rejection. An undesct11ded resricle is disqual1fv111g .. ts are 

pregn.1nn. endomerriosis, and sc\'ert: d1·smenorrhu. 

Gastro imcscina l System 

Hisron ol peptit ulcer. gastroesoplugcal reflux disease !GF RD). gallbladder disease, regional emcriris 

(Crohn's [)i,c.tst·). ulcc:racive coliti>. or .rny ochc.:r inH.1111111arory bowel disease is disqu.1lif)·ing. 

Neuropsychia tric Disorders 

\eizun: disorders (but not unwmplit.11ed febrile conYulsions in childhood). degencrari1·e wndirions. 

rraumatit hr.tin injunc.:s. n:c.:urrcnc or severe he.1daches. and severe motion sickness smccptihilicy arc 

disqualifl'ing. I listory of psychosis or .itfruin· illness. personality disorder or i111111arurir1'. st.unmering. 

srurcering. eating disorders such as hulimia and .111ore\ia. and bcdwetung or slcep\\~tlking pcrsiscing inco 

adolesu.:1~lt .1l";,1re disqualif}·111g . .\udcmic ,kills ddcccs. such as lc:.1rni:1g disabilitic:s or' 1\ttenrion' Deficit 

Hypc:racti,·it\' Disorder arc not disqu.1lifving ir .ic.:.1cicm1L sucu:ss can be dcmonsrrared without the use of 

classroom .tccommodacions, .111d nu mcdie<111011 has been used in the: p.1st I 2 months. 

Skin 

Chrun1t disc:.1ses suth a,; psoriasis .. ttopit der111.ui1is. and etzema .trt c.1t1S1: for rejection '>enrc: ;ttne is 

disqu.1lif)·ing until successfulh tre.ned. lfa rnursc of,\ccmanc: "unden.1ken. chis should be wmplcrcd. wirh 

documrnt.11ion of J favorable outcollll", prior co Induction Dav. Pilonid.11 n·sc. if evidenced hy .1 di,th.uging 

mass, is Clll\C: for rejeLCion unril rep.1in:d ,uccc:"lltlly. 
lauoos and Bod) \Iterations 

I 1 '- \t I< •1 .trun •I "IPJ'<>rl' rhc L • \, :--:av\' l'nht \" proh1h11111g hod) ,1licr 111<>11' 1h.11 m· pr< ud1u.1I 

!O good order, d1 c1pli11e .111d morale or .trL ol .1 11.1111rt 10 hr111g <l1,crcdn npon dw 0:.1\a ~Ln i..c. l\o,hJhn.11ion' 1h.11 .ire CXLCS,l\C:, oh,ccnc. Sl\u.1lh c:xpliu1 or uthot.l!e or,, mholi" '<x, gender, r.1<1.11. rd1grcn1,, 

c1hn1C or n.111on.1I origin di,tr11111n.111on. ,1, \\cll .1' .1m hod1· .1liu.l!ion rh.tt .td\'oc.lll'' or" 111holi1t'' g.111g 

.1tlili.11ion, \llprcm.Ki\t .111d c:x1rt·rni'1 group,, or drug U\c .Ill' pmh1hitl'd. i\nl' hod1 al1Lr.11ion 1h.11 1' 1 hihk· 111 

uniform dotlrn1g 1s pmhihited. \l1dsh1pmu1 .ire prob h11c:d trorn .1c4u1nng hody .tlccr.uiom \\ hilc: 1 111cmhc1 

of rhc Brrg.1dc of .\11<hh1pmt·n or \\hile .1 mt·rnhcr ol cht· '-'.1\.11 \t.1dc:m) l'rq,,1r.11on ~dwol. l'rc:·t·x 'ring 

h0th ahcr.mon' lllll'l .11"' .1dhcr< lO dw ahme ,1.11ed ~.I\\ polrc\. l\:mh1Pg .ii L'\'- -\ polrt' proh1h11' .1 "ngk· 

non-dongarcd pcrlor,mon ol nd1 c.1rlohc on km.1k- .. pptll.1111,, L.111d1J.ttl',, ;--. -\!'\ ,1udc:111' or 1111d,h prncn. 

llw llSl' of gold pl.11inu111, or orhn Willer' 01 c.1p' for dw purl''"" of dl'nt.11 orn.1111cnt.111011 .trt' prohibitnl. 

( andid.11n .IL<L'Jlling .111 otfrr of .1ppormmcnt will he a,knl co \I.II<' whcchcr .Ill) ol chc: .1bo\'c l!llldicion' .Hl' 

llfc\clll. 1\ll c.mdid.ttt·s 'o 1Jcnllht·d \\ tll undcrgo 1mkpu1dt·111 rc\'ic:\\ l>1 rill' Bod) ·\l1cr.1t1011 Rt1·1c\\ Bo.ml. 

C.mdidau:s \\llh J.111 <k111 111.1rking wh1tlr doc:' not contiirm w our pol1L1 m.1' he <lc1m·d o1drn1s,1011 unle" tht• 

u1ndition un be: corrt·ucd hdiirt ind11u1on or tlw t..md1d.11t• .1gr<'<'' m pur,ue <..orrcuion .1f1c:r rqmr1111g (.it 

their"" n cxpeu,e) 

Other Disqualif) ing Conditions 

\om 01 d "lu 1lil i11,.. nnJic orh 111dudt. 

cp.1irul .1hdomin.1l w.111 hcrni.1 

• tn•m.11 of the 'l'lcen for 1110\l <c.l\ol'' cxu:pt rr.mm.1 

• runi.1 

• .1hnor111.il hlccd1ng ,1,1Cc' 

• di.1hccn 111dlm1' 

• I ·roid di,ordn, 

• 'id.le: cdl disc.ht' {\1tklc cd rr.uc .rnd gluco,c·<1-ph"'ph.1Ce dd1ydrogen.1,e tkhuc11c1 .ire: 

IO( dl\llU.l il}lllgJ 

• .111r .1cci1t• communitahlc inft•c1io11 

• I kp.IC 11" B c.1rrrcr ,t.llc: 

• gcnc:r.1li1ed t('.tllion w 'ringing in,ccc venom 

• 1:1111ih hiswrr of m.1lign.1111 h) p ... nhcrm1.1 

• ,tlk rg) lO L0111rl1011 rllod\ r<:<jlllrlllg 'f'l'Ci.ll J1ct.lrl" lOl1'idcr,trinm 

• 1 I f\l<H)" of drug .1hmc: .• 1kohol .thmc, or .tkohnl dcpcndentc 

• 'l""urt· to 1hc \'Jfll\ .1"oti.11cd 1d1h .\!()\ (J\tq111red Immune DchLl<"ll<..)' ~yndromcl . 

.-\blood tc\l ti11 thl' llfC\Cllcl' 01'1\I[)\ 1iru' (HIV) .in1ihodic:' .111.1kohol hrt·.11h ll''l· .111d .1 urinc: ll'\I for drug' 

.md pregn.111t1 .trl' pt·rformcd on lndutl1<111 lhy al chc: :--:.11.111\c.1dcnw: .1 u111firmcd pmitiw rnulr in .111~ of 

1hc:'<" \\ii' le.id co di"t11.1litiu1ion without po,\lhilit\ nt .1 \\,ll\'l'r. 

Dental Stand.1rds 

I· L ·pr for 111 1 o : or 'lun11011.1hlc .uc.1,, you ,hould h.nc: .111 rn1u1rcd du1ul crc.11111c11t u>mplc1cd hi:forc 

1c111r mcdi<...11 c:x.1111in.11ion. :O. li"1ng tC:clh c.w,ing rcdutcd d1t01\ing or biting dliut'IKI" musl ht re pl.teed 

111 "cl <ksrgnnl hridgt,, p.mi.11 demure,, or impl.u11' in good Londn1011. Ir you .ut· undergrnng .ttti\'C 

or1lrodo11c1c trc.11111c1111h..1c 1q'I not he complc1cd prior co 1·our L'lllrl' inw 1hc.: N.11.1l t\c.1demr. vou \\ii Jlll<I 

m.11•c.<1lh be co11'idrrc·d lt>r ,1 \\Olll'l'r. llw ;--.1\,11 J\c1<kmy I km.ii Clinic prm 1de, co111prc:hc11,1H dcnt.11 c.H<" 

tor 1h~ Brrg.1dt• of \ l1d,h1p111c:n. Currell! onhodonllt .1ppli.111c.:' for co111inut·d 1rc.m111:111 arc d1'<lll.tl1IY111g. Rt• 

r.11ncr .1pplr.111tt•s .ire pcrr111"ihlc prm 1tkd th.IC .lt.!l\'C orlhodonllc. rrc.11111t011l h,1, hcl'll ,,11isftctortl1 tor•1plctc:d 

In di< C\lfL'l11t" <..,1,c: where long 1crrn llt".llmcnt (more 1h.111 18 111011d1') h.1, hccn ongoing .111d t.1111101 1101 bl' 

.1ppropn.11c:l1' co111plt·1nl pnor w I l ).1) plc.1,t· notil} Admi\\mm .\kdit.1l 11111111:d1.11c:ly lor 

u>midcr.111011 ol .1 \\,tivcr lhi, \\di he con\ltlcre<l on .1 c.1,c hy L.l\c: ha'i' wi1h di'll"'ion hi:mccn 1·0111 

onhodonmt .md l '\'-'A I kmal. ( hhcr d1,qu.11ih rng dc111.1I condnion' 1ndmlc:: 
170 

• 1nfccrions or chronic diseases or the:: soft I issue of" the Ora] cavity; 

• marked malocclusion rhat requires early or prolonged rream1t:nt, involves tissue impingement 

on either rht: facial or lingual/palacal gingiva, or in some orher way jeopardizes dental healch; 

• unsacisfocwry resrorations, bridges. denwres, or implants; 

• severe or excensiw ;lpical or periodomal infecrion; 

• perforanons from the oral cavi1y inrn rhe nasal caviry or maxillarv sinus; and 

• rnmors or cysts of the or,11tissues1hat can be expccu:d LO require rreacmenr in the foreseeable fumrc. 

Concluding Commenis 

As you will realize from rhc foregoing summarv. che physical examination for admission to rhe Na,·al 

Academy is comprehensive, and the medical/dcncal standards are specific and strict. This is necessar) 

because our goal is for ever) midshipman to be able to anticipate unrestricrcd opporrunicies for commissioned 

sen ice after graduarion. For most candidares, che physical examination process will require no more than a 

single visic co rhe office of a physician and an optometrist. l"or others, questions will arise rhar may neccssicace 

a varit'.t1 of additional e\·aluarions. 

We know this can become rime-consuming, but we hope you will understand the reason for our concern. 

Questionable issues resolve fovorably for [he majority of candida[es. and waiver of rhe standard(s) is often 

possible when documentation of a disquali~·ing condition in an individual candidare supporcs the expeccarion 

of unrestricred service. Staff members at DoDMERB and in the Admissions Office will assist in e\·ery 

way possible. 
Appendix B: Administration, Faculty and Staff 

Office of the Superintendent 

Supcrimenden t 1\• r \dnuril. l '=' ~I I' \. 11. .. ··"• l 111\Cl>ll\' 

~ 1 H -\ ( hJ111undc l 111vi.: \U\' of I lunululu 

I u :-u11hc \~si..,ta.nr 

R I l pr. \d 1. l '' 

I '· I' liwc \,hool 

Command \faste r Clucf 

I· • "' 1'11 ·' t \Ill< \1(\\\1,\\1. l \;-._ 

I \ 1111 er• •i Pho\.lllX 

11.ig Opcr:111on> 

\11~ II I 11lkcr.011 < .0111111.rndcr. l \;-,. 

\1 \ '·'" ... Po,1gnc.luJlC \\..hool 

I l.1g '>n«ta') 

>. I ""1Jll I e~:c11.111t t <imma11dcr l ._,:-; 

\ t '· Po• :?,rtdt1Jtl" \Lhool 

I l•g I icutcnant 

\rn\"" ( 1) or l.1c:utc J.nt l'\" 

II \ l \ '\aval ktdrnl\ 

Di\/Cf\ll\ Advisor to the C-,upc rintendc n1 

Ion ll~· n. ( 1p1.11n l'\'.'\ 

\I ' \\ , t oil 

Spc<1JI \"i"ant to the Superintendent 

I I II IC I ,11 I \~ 

l' \. l \. \.J, ,, \\..1d1.n • 

I lag ')Uppl) Officer 

J•m< I .1k.11. l .ic111c11.1111 \( [.;:-,:-; 

II S. l \ '·"·'' A<.t<kmr 

Protocol Officer 

I I'· ' 

Dirct tor of Lq;islamc .rnd Go,cmmc nt.1J Alf.ti.-

I I• ·ph R 11>11 o. l'I· I 'I 

J I>. li:mplc L 111\'cr""' 

Dircuor, lnstitu1ional Research 

(;I ·1111 ( '"""halk C •Ill.toll l y-., Rc1. l 

~1 ~ '.\, .. 11 Po1tgr .1c.lu.H1.. ~d1ool 

Rc\C.>rth Oircaor 

J

1:u \. ' ·"O(•P· ( or 'l" nd1 r l S;\ Rr-• ' 

fl.\ l S. ,,_·,11 \, 1J 11 

5e,u.1I ,\"ouh Rcspon>c Coordinator 

!>1.11, 1 I l ungclmi ( .1p1.1111, l \;-,. 

:\I \. ,,uionJI I Jelen" L n1vcmt)' 

Pu,onncl Officer 

I " K, og1n < 111111· '"d« l'\:-.: 

\1 'i '-1v.1 r><»1,.., .ul1 111 'i1..hnol 

Dorc<1or oCSpecial I 'c"" 

)11J11h \,~a,on. ( 1p1 111 l '\'\; 

\ I \ "\:J\.ll \\ 11 ( ullc~c 

( ommanding Offitcr, "i.1ul \ledical C linic 

I 111 R \f.1c\l.ihor l 'I""'" \ISC LS' 

\l I l. l i\C I' ,, \I ' Sdtn ,1 ol '""" IC 

D1rcc1nr. L'S"\,\ Br.n<h Dental C linic 

R nd. \•tr' C I 111 .,, 

I l l > \, Ohio \1.1h l n1 ... ·l"n.1t) 

Admi111)trathc Officer 

1'11111-l.1 ·\_"\ye 

Chief I inancial Officer 

Roi ·r ( I' '""'· ( .1p1 I· ( l S"\ Rcr. 

\l \. P1.·nn'' \ l 1i. \1 He l nivl"r,il~ 

r'\CCUll\ C Director AcadCnt) Projecu 

\.11.1 t, l'hill1p,. ·\IA 

II.I ·\. II ·\ .. Rhode bl.111d \dtool of l Jc,1g11 

Comptroller ·10Jd \. 11 "! ( omm.111dcr. ls:-: 

\l \. '\..1\" Po~1~r.1d11.111.· \d10ol. P.L 

De puty CompuoUe r 

\\l'11d1 \\.hi1nn 

\.IS llnivc"i" of \l.rrvl.111J 

Dircc.tor, I luman Resource Management 

l i\.1 lo'\ 

\1 ·\. l 111\'C""' ol \hrvl.111J 

Dircu o r, on-Appropriated Jund Program 

<;nl Rodcnh.rrgcr. ( •p,.111. L'S"\: Rct l 

\1 A .. :-.;,l\'JI Postgr.1du.11c Sd10ol 

Depucy for Information Technology Services 

l ou1' I ( 11 n 1nu1 ( omn nJ<:r l \~ Rl" 

\l.'\. '\.J\' ii J>o..,tgr 1d ~ \d1ool 

Ll"ccuti'e Director, lnfom1.1tion Technology Scrvi cf!5 

llnugl." I \ ld.1hl 

\1 S. U111vcr"rr of South I l.1ku1J 

Depuf) Dircc1or. Information Enginee ring 

Juli tnldl. 

11.S. \l1llo "illc l 1 "II\ 

Deputy Dirce1or, Finance J.nd Operations OcparLment 

Hcrhcn R. l.lkin l.ieutcn.1111 ( ommander LS:-.. Rei ) 

\I ll. \ .. Rcmsdacr l'ulytc<hni< lnstilllte 

Deput) Director, Explor.11io11 

Bohlw (, ( .rrgon· Jr 

\I s ">;,1,.J Pm1gr.1Jc.11 s,huol 

Associa te Director, Operation\ and Fina.nee 

( .uol \; \111n l icutc.:Jl.llll C umm.mdcr. L·~~ 

B.S (lid Dominion t:11ivc"i1r 

A»ist.mt Oircctor, Datab~e Management 

RIChMd I Brooks.Jr 

\l. ·\. \X'ch,t<·r Uni" ""Y 

ru~istant Oirector1 Opcr.uing S))tems 

I hom R llo~.111 

\I\. '.ival 1'0,u:riJu.11e 'ichoul 

A.s~i~tan1 Director1 ACademic Sen ices 

I .c,lic ll. Hcrm.111 

\Is. ,,1v.1I l'm1p.ulu.11,· Sd1unl 

~ili1.an1 Direcror, Soft,1,,1rc Development 

"' ·1n I \I.Kn· 

B.'\. \la";Khu<icn ~l.truimc ·\t:.J.demy 

\s\ista.nt OircC'tor, Local Nc rworks 

·1ho11 .1' I \lullcn 

ll S L.ni 'cr>i" of \l.11 l.111J ( oolci;• l'.rrk 

i\.)~ociat e Director, rin.tncc 

.\lon1u ·\. Ri,k.ml 

StalT Judge Advocate's Office 

Scaff Judge Advocate K.1 I I , \mkN11 ( p11111. f:\( ,( l '' 

1.1 l .• I .111klin l'icr<. Sdmol ol l.iw 

I 'I 
Dcpul) ~1.1ff Judge Ad,oc.uc 

\11dw·I J .\1.,11 . .11.111 I ic 11rn.1111 l \'-

1.ll. \\ 11'. 1111 ind .\1.ir 

Public Affairs Office 

Publi c Affair~ Offi

cer 

l Joi:< .1 p 1un ( on tJl.llllkr l \~ 

\I.·\. '- '· 11 \\ .ir ( <>lie·~<· 

D

cpul) Public Alf.ms Olliccr 

\lid1.1• I llr.1d• < ip1 l '\'\;(Re 

\I.\. l 111\'c.:r• 1' ctl \ln11h<.·r11 C .1lift,rn1.1 

Media llcl.1 uon\ Dircuor 

I >ch1111h I nrn C1omk 

Communiq Rcl.ttion\ Director 

\liri.1m \1.111it.:i<. 

\I.·\. '>1.11< l ni"<r'ilY ol N<·" \ml... ;\lhany 

Pho10 I .1b Dir

cunr 

~lH \fll-'r 'Jl"W\~ I 

Public.;uion\ Director 

lli.111c.: \\ ( 1fC.'l'l1 

\I \. l 111\'l'r• H nl B.d11111or<. 

U.s.i\t.ull Public.llion~ Dircuor 

Pr1..,<.il ft1 June 

.\I \. l r• 1 •I II.ohm o 

Office of 

t

he Dean of Ad

missio

ns 

Dean of Admissions 

\1epl1< 1 ll. I 111 

II.\. l S. -.:.1• •I k1dc111\' 

Director or \dmir,\iOn.) 

l'.u I \\ ii 1.1111• l •1111111.111<lct. L '> '-.: 

l'h I l l 1pdl.1 l 1ivcnll 

Dircuor. Nominouion~ .Uld Appoin1ments 

( .1d1 lrdwlh11111 

II.·\ .. \1011111 I lnll'nkc ( olk~c 

Budgc1 /li11.111d,il /'.lanagcr & I Ill 

·1r.1u· """ I ( llR 1 Jl<-1 l. L ''-

\1.\. '\o.w al Po,tgr.1du.11c..· 'ii..hool 

Dircuor, S1rJ1cgit Outreach 

Jl .. cd \. 1ndn 

II.\ l '' 1i.\1.1<k1• 

Plan\ .md Profr .. m1\ Coordin;uor 

Don.dd \'\ '' • 1~ 

.\l. \. l 11\t..r' H of .\tinnc .01, 

Ou1rei1th Coordina1or 

f)rn .\lor 111c 

I \ l s. '-· \, 1dc111 

C'l.ndidate Guidance Office 

I lead, ( .Uldid.1tc Guid.uH.:e 

\11-.:.1111 .1 R. <. oop1..·r .\1. 101 l '\.\1< 

~t '· '\.1-. .11 Pu ... 1gr.1c.lu.1tl' \dh>ol 

Admi~~ion\ Officers 

Chri\iophl'r \ou1h.ud <. .tpt.un, l \,\I( 

11.s .. l \, :-.:.w.11 .. k1dcrm· 

Br .. 11 lh11.1t I 1<·111cn.1111. 

l

1\\;. 

11.S. l' \. N,J\·al Ac.1dcn11 

ll.1111<'11<· l mll>. I 1l'111c11.1111. L '' 

BS. L'. \. l°'.1'.1l ,\t.1<lc1111 

ll.1111d ll"""" I 1 .. u1,·11.1111. l \:>. 

ll.S .. LI '> '-:.l\,1l .\udrn11 

f\.ri,H:n t\od1.111 ... k1. I ic.·111e..·11.1nt lunior CraJc L.\I\. 

B.". Pnu1~\h.111i.1 ~r.1tc 

l

1

111\·l·r,11y 

I '2 

\\'illi.1m I ewi,, I ie111cn.1111 ll\7': 

H.'> .. lul.rnc Lfruvcr<m· 

I cRon I .me, ( ap1.1in. l ':0.IC 

H \ , llanon College 

11~1< 'S\X )111' '" .\ 1 >\C>od. L'S'-= 

Oi,cr~il~ 

\ dmissions, C..oun~elors 

1011.1111111 I on~. I icm n mr l <,:-; 

II.\., L \. :>..n .11 ·\"1<le .... 

'·•no.1 .\k( l.rnah.111, I 1cu1cn.Jm, c~~ 

B.\. '-,outbern l'lll\'Cf'>H\' 

""'""· \kirnde1, I 1e111cnant u~:-; 

II.\. l \. :--=.n.11 ,-\,.1<lenw 

k·amnc lkn1.unm l.it:mcnanr. L'~~ 

II.\, U '> . .\:a\'al ..\,.lllem) 

Office of 

t

he Commandant of Midshipm

en 

Comm

and

ant 

\1.mhe\\ I 1'lun<lcr. ( ap1.1in, L.,:>. 

\I ~ .. :>..-·al \\ar l ollege 

.\f ~ LTmH·r~ll) ul lcnnt."<.Sct." 

Deputy Commandant 

lohn ( f'\;,·ill. ( .1p1 111 l \'\ 

II\ l \. '\. .\udcnw 

Admininrathc Officer 

\\ ~~it... l 1e lie 1 l \'\; 

.\11-d Pc:1rn ... ~ "'lr \tare l n \t:n.irv 

r~ccuthe Assis

1a

.nt/ Aptitudc Officer 

1' "ll1llln I " u11 L <;:-; 

ll ·\ L """''"" of\ LH, 1and 

Lcgtil Ad' isor 

BO\'J Liii;. I .icu1enan1 Commander. j..\(,C. lJ\7': 

Ill Dr.1kc L nl\-cN« 

Alcohol and Drug Education Officer 

loh1 llum>11~lh. l ieuicnam L~:>. 

. .\I \ , <"al l'm1gr.1dua<c \chool 

Operations Officer 

( ·hm llrcwcllo. Commander LJS:-; 

.\I -\ '\Ja,al \\'.u College 

A><i<Lan1 Operations Officer 

Rohe<1 Run \!tiler. l.icu1cn.1n1 Commander, l,\:>. 

ll. \. L \ °'·""" \<.idem\' 

Midshipmen Ac1h ilics Officer 

J.i ,OJ I .un.u L11:urc:n.1n1 l. \' 

ll.\. L S. '\;,\\"al ,.\c.1dcm\ 

l.ogiS1ics Officer 

John 11. \\.1lkcr l1elllcn.1m L;~'\ 

B. \ .. L \. -.:.w.11 \,,1dc1m 

I raining Officer . 

( 1mero1 (l. ( oll1c I 1cu1cnan1, lJS>: 

ll.\. L \. '-wll \udem\ 

Suppl) Officer 

Robert l.oodn-.m. C.1p1>111. L'\:-; 

\I.II.-\ L ni'c"i1y of l'lorid.1 

B.rnd Leader 

l\ri.m 0. \\.1ldcn l.icu1rnam ( ommandcr, U\:-.;" 

\ ( . .\ tu.,ic l.ondm.ting '\c\\ Lngbnd ( .on .. c:n .uor ,. of ~lu'i<. 

Dircct0r, 

C

horal Acth ides 

·\.iron to\ \mith, Prufo,-.:01 

Ph.11. \1.ut· LrnwNI\ of'-'" \ork 

Oirct1or, 

l11S1rumcn1al 

,\cLiv

itfos and 

C

hapel Organist 

.\ln111e \!."well. Chair .\!'"" Dep.1rtmcni 

.\I \I .luilli.ud Sd10nl of :-.tu.<ic 

Alumni I l;a.11 Man>gcr 

( 1rc~urv n. /ingkr 

II.\. L \. '..av.ii ·\..1dcnn· 
Chaplain's Office 

Senior Chaplain 

I'• tcr \\ .\l,C .mr• ( 1p1 •r1, ( I IC , l.'S:'-.' 

\ l r )i,, \~ Ju .. cpl, '\cm in.Ir\' 

I )Jn1ci1J l\olu<lm, I 1cutrn.1111. C .Ht L'\;\' 

R.1hhm1<.1I ( )rJm.111on, )<w"h lhculugic.11 \cm111.1ry 

\l1duc• Arncd1,k. l irntrn.1111, t.1 IL l. \\, 

\I l>", C .. p11.1I Bible ~,·n11n•r,· 

lulin '\. (}wen, Lic:uu:n.1111 ( omm.mdc.-r, ( I (( . L ~;...,: 

\l I lH ... I nu1 ... vilk Pre,hvt<.·nan ·rhr:olugu.11 \c:mrnarv 

< .1mcru11 11 11\h. I icutcn.1111 Comrn.rnJcr.'t Ill. L'\'.; 

\1 I hcnlugy l'rine<tnn I hcnlogic.11 \,·rn111.iry 

Arthur ·\id.w 11. I ngan, Jr. t omm,lfl<kr ( I It , l,'\:-\ 

\1 Jn,cph' ·\hhc\ V hnnl nl I hcolog; 

Battalion Officers 

\iorg. 11 Jono. t JptJlfl, L'S~ 

\I'> .. Arnn \\ .. ir ( ollq~c 

( • ( o< r.ird !line,! I i<"tllc·nai;r Colonel. l.:\.\ 1( 

.\I ·\ '\,1rnl l'11"gr.1du.i,· '.dwol, 

\I.\ .. L'm\' nf \\;'i~um.,in 

Kci1h I lmk111'. ( ommamlcr. l '\;-.,; 

\I.'>. '\a,.tl l'0\1gr.1du.11c \,hoof 

John I ullcr ( .1p1.11n f\cl.), L\\, 

\I \. '"'•I l'o'!grnduatc \choul 

.\I.\. '\.1v.1f \\Jr« oil'·"" 

Joe lld ~on. ( omnun<lcr. L'S'-: 

\I A, \,,I\ 11 \\'ar Collq:c 

( .11fll'rinc l'lullips. Cnrnm.m<lcr L'S\ It 

l\ \,, l \ :-.:.n.tl \c 1<lrn\\' 

Company Officers 

".\l.ir k ''"""· .\Lt1ur. l'\.\H 

,\I.I'). Lni•cr>it\' nf \larybnd 

2nJ.( .t1!-tin.1 P.1nlk1.:hi. I icuh:n.1nt, l'"~ 

\I ;\,, Uni' cr,ir\' of.\ IJJ'\'l.m<l 

3rd.( 1rcgor~ l h:ipm.111, I .iL'Hictun;, l-~N 

\I .\ . Unl\W>ll) of.\ l.uyl.md 

11h-l 1.ud Dut.·ru,, I 1cutcn.111t, L\~ 

.\I f'\., L'n1•c"'l\ ol .\bn•l.111J 

.:;lft-"h;m fl I 1c:h, I 1t U(C'll.lll~ l.°."i:"\' 

.\I.\,, Uni\CNI) of.\ f.m·l.mJ 

<>rh-ld l H nnncl, t .tpr.un, L \,\IC 

.\I I'\,, l 'ni"c"ir)' of\ Ltf'\·l.md 

... 1h-l1lcnn R1d1non. l.lt"lHt·n.1111, L'~'.' 

,\I.I'\., lJn1"c"i1y of ,\bf'\·l.mJ 

X1h Rinn .\IJntll, l 1curcnJnt, l.'\'.\: 

.\I·\. l'ni\'l"r\lt\" of .\l.tryland 

~hh \1intlic t.ucrrcro. I iruu:n.1m L. ):'\ 

,\I.A. L·n1vc"11" of \f.1r\'bnd 

llJ1h llna11 \kAnhur. I icutcn.rnt, l \~ 

\I.I'\ Lni'c"i" of .\f.mfand 

11th lnhn Rh11<lc,, l.rc111cn.1111 l.'\~ 

\IH;\., l 111\cr'"" of .\!Jrvbn<l 

I 11h V1\..lflr llul'.n.1, l.1c.·m1.·n.1111, l'\:'\ 

.\I.A .. L 111\·cr,111· of \larvland 

l,\tl· ,\l.1rlo11 lcrrcll I 1cutl'flant U\~ 

.\I I''> .. L'ni"c"'tl of .\l.irvbnJ 

I 11h .\11d1cl1c ( 01li11'. l.it·ulcn;HH, (:"~ 

.\I.I'\., l 111\'Ct\ill ul .\I.in l.111<! 

!'>th .\1t<h.rd ll11dcr. .\l.ijo;, l'\.\1(. 

\\.PS. l 1111\"lt"-ll\· ul .\br\'bnd 

l<uh Jon ( .intor 1 icu1c11.11n. l '~\; 

.\I.I''>. l'ru"c""'' ol .\brvl.rnd 

I .,1h· u~.t r\IJou ... l 1t·u1cr1.1nt. U\~ 

.\I.I'\., l 111\'Cr<ll\' nl \l.rrvl.111d 

I Sth John 11.mncr I icmcmnr L 'I\, 

\I I'\,, Lni•ersin ul \larvl.111J 

I 'l1h-Scoll \X'ci", .\la1nr. U\.\ll 

:\I I'S. L ni\'crsil\· r.il \l,tr\'l.tnd 

ltlrh )""" S111hag. t .1pt.1in L S.\ll. 

.\I I'S Lm1vcrmv of \lan•l.tnd 

2 ht Jcifrer Rccc.J. I icutcnJ;ll, L'S'.;. 

.\I f'.S,, Univcrsm nl \l.irvl:rnd 

22nd \X'ill1.1m I .diner. I ic.:urcna111 LS~ 

.\I'>. lJni•<rstn of.\lan·l.md 

ljrc.J. IJ ,,.,rcrr. l tl'Ull'Jl.l.111. L'S\, 

\I.I''>, l'11i''""itv nf \l.m·l.md 

2'-fth-Ch.mty-li"uc l.icwcn~1m1 l '~ 

,\I.I'S .. L:111vcrsin· ol \1.rrd.rnd 

2~rh· \lichacl \ .. l11hlholl. \iajor. L''>.\I( 

\1.A. lini\'cr ... irv of Photnl:\. 

2bth Brv.111 Harr. l.icurcn;nr, l.1SI\ 

.\I.I'S .. Urll\wsirv of Maryland 

2-1h·Br.tlrn I ( ,11he1·, l.1cutetunt, US'.\/ 

. .\I .A L'ni,:cr,in· of\ 1.trvland 

28th·:\n<lrrn l11rncr. Cap;.1m. usi,1c 

;I. I. I''>. L' 111\'crsm· of.\ l.1r1fan<l 

21Jth.,\l.1re'a iuruvnsk1, Lirncc11an1. L'SN 

,\I ~- lr·ni\'crsirr of t\1.1rvland 

.10th ( ·harb \fella. Lieu;cn.1111. US\, 

.\I.I'\. lJlll\'C"ll)' uf .\l.tryi.tnd 
Office of the Academic Dean and Provost 

Academic D ean and Provost Will1.1111L. l\ldlc1 

Ph D., \tanlord Unive"'n· 

E.xecu1ive Assis1n.n1 to 1hc Dean 

Dougl." 11 Lch1111cn. C.ap1a111. USMC 

It-\ .. Univcrsiry of i\l1ami, Horid•1 

Vice Am dem ic Dean 

Mich.1el ( lfalbig. l'rolessor 

Ph.D . \Jlc Univcrsll)' 

Associate Dean for Academic Affafrs 

J;rc.·dt:nc: I Djv1~, Prof~s~or 

Ph.D .. llrandci> Univcrsiry 

Associate Dean fo r Facuh)' 

Boyd :\.\X'.1i1,-. l'rnfcssor 

l'h. [) l' 111wrsm· of ( ,,1iforn1a. Bcrkdt'\' 

Direclor oflntcrnational Prov-a.ms 

l'in1odw •\ llbhcr Comm:inder, USN, Rc11rtd 

\I.\ .. '1.w.11 Pmt~r.1dua1c School 

Registrar 

i\lich.td \\ Ch.unbcrLun. Professor 

Ph.n. Sc.mford L'11i\'crs11y 

A"isiant Registrar 

llarbar.i S. ,\leek> 

I\ I.\., Johm I lopkim Univcrsin· 

Budget Director 

Barhara J .\dkJn, 

Class of 1963 Cemer for Academic Excellence 

Center Director 

Lric [) Bowm;in. ·\.<sou.He l'rot"e,;sor 

l'h.D .. Lniversit)' uf Missouri. Columhta 

Academic Counseling Director 

Jane: t \.,ood A\~Ol.:iate Pr(lfc,,or 

Ph.D., 1\merk.an lJnivcr,1rv 

Learning Skills Program Dircct~r 

Rcadmg .inJ Learntng Specialist 

\\'cndy J Shckda r 

.\l.S .• Tex." A&M lm1n'fsin· 

Di rcuor of Pit be Programs 

Donald J. Carlmn. Comm.mdcr. C~N. (!Zct) 

.\I. Ed .. Providence College 

l)ircLtor of.IL1mri:il Progranh Coorclinaror 

LU>R l"'cph P l'arko. 

M.S .. Lo1•0Li College of .\fordand 

C:h,:nu,try L(.-arning Specialist 

Midshipmt•n (;roup S1udr l'rogr:im Coord111acor 

Helen l. Mutch 

M.hl .. 11.irtling Unl\·crsit)· 

174 

Faculty Enhancement Center 

D irec1or of Teachi ng and Learning 

Rae Jean B. (;oodman, Profc«or 

.l'h.11 .. \X'ashinginn lJniver>ity 

Director of Research and Scholarship 

RelJ :VI.tick ,\ladani, Professor 

Ph.D .. Brown Univcrsin· 

Deputy D irector of Research and Scholarship and 

Director of Special Academic Programs 

Joyce I' 'ih.1dc, Profc"or 

Ph D .. Univcr,,iry of Louisville 

D irector of Academic Asscssm en 1 

l'crcr J. C.rJ)' 

Ph.D .• Univcrsiry of Oregon 

·\m>eia<e Dircnor for i\l1Clshipman Re>carch 

Carl E. \X'ick Professor 

D.Sc, <..eorge Wa.hington lJnivcrsit}' 

·\"odaic Direcror for ·\dvanccd Compuring 

(,corgc Nakm, Profcs<or 

Ph.D .. Johns Hopkin< University 

Deputy Director for lnstruction;tl Design and Tcchnolo~· lncegra110n 

Julie Zhu 

Ph.D .. Pc:nnsyl\'ania Stare Uni\•cnit)· 

Nimitz Library 

Associate Dean for Information/Library O iiector 

Richard H. Werking. Professor 

Ph.D .• lrniversi[\· or\X'i<eon>in 

A.Mociatc Director 

DorochcJ \' .. \bbon, Special Collewons Librarian 

M.L.S .. lJni,·ersity of \laryland 

Barbara K. Breeden. Rdercncc-Bibliographcr 

M.S.1..5 .. Simmons College 

Jcnniler ;\, Bryan. Head of Special Collecriuns and Archivc:s/..\rchivi<t 

Ph.D., l,,;mvcrsiC\' of \Ltnland 

L1wrcncc E. Clemen~. Head of Collccrion Dcvdopmencl 

Dir. i\ 1ulrimcdia Support Center 

\LBA. Univeisin Co~. L'niv=itvorM.uyl.mJ. \l.L S .. U of,\lci 

\ 1argaret J. Dan<hik. I lead of Acqui;irions 

Erin N. Germ, S\•srcm' Librarian 

\l.l..l.S .. Kent Smc University 

Donna Goda. Reference-Bihliographcr 

Ph.D., Florida ln1ernational L:nivcrsin· 

Samud T. Hulaman, Hc:id ofCircul.uion. 

B.A., SlJNY Alban) 

Donna R. Hurle1·. Rcferrn<:e Lihr:tnan 

'vU .S .. Uni.vcr;in· of .\tar\' land 

Barbara E. Kemp, I lc~tl of Rekr<ncc & lmirunion 

A.1\1.l..S .. Univcr\lt)' of\lichigan 

Alexis D. Linoski, Electronic Access Librarian 

M.LS .. Uni'e"'in· of '<:onh Texas 

1'1ichad R. i\lacan. R~fcrcnce-Bihliographer 

\I.LS .. Rurgers Uni1crsin· 

Barbara \ 1 . .\1an~·d. Rcfcrrncc-Bibliographcr 

.\l.L.S .. Unh-cr'i[\· of Pimburgh 

William R .. \ kQuadc, Rcfcrcncc-llibliographcr 

I\ LI .S .. University of Pim.burgh 

\'i'illiam G . .\ lurr:t\', Hoad of Sntcm' 

.\ 1.L S .. Svra~sc Lnl\·c1>in· 

Lmra R. Nau;a. Hc:id of C:ar.J~ging 

\I.LS .. L:niversin· of Southern Californ1.1 

O;tv1d A. O'Onofrio. Spcci;1I CoUeuiom LibrJrian 

,\I. LI .S .. Rutgers University 

Andrew D. \'i'hcdcr. Rcfcrcnce-Bihliogr.1phcr 

\l.S. [I .l.S.). Drexel University 

B.trh.1r:t B. Yoakum. Rctercncc-Bibliographer 

,\I.LS., l1nivcrsi[\· ofSomh Carolina 
Naval Academy Museum 

t\1u~c:um Director 

I ""I.on fhrmon 

l'h. I l. C ollcg<' nf \\ 11liJm mJ \1.iry 

Senior Cur;11or/Asso<iatc Director 

hmc \\ C 'he<ver 

ll. \, Cnlki,:e of\\ 11li.im .mJ .\1.m· 

Division of Engineering and Weapons 

Direclor 

J I .\Id •Ctlf~;m L1pw11, LY-.: C\la\lcr lmiruuor 

\I S. \; ""1l l'mt!(rJdu.11e ~chool. \L\., :-.:.iv.11 \\'ar Lolkgc 

Deputy Director 

I loni P Brown Comnun<ll'r. l\~ ;\_.,.,j~r;11H f>rofc~sor 

Pcrm.1ncnt .\tilit.u\' Pmh:\~or 

l'h.ll .. Lnivcr,ity ;,f\'irgini;t PE 

Aerospace Engineering Departmenc 

C hair 

( i.1hncl \: l\..upou11an, ProlC\\Or 

Ph I) l'nivc:r~in of )outhl·m ( _aliforni.1 

''-soci.11c Chair 

·11mm." \\ I Infer l icutcn.1111 Colonel L'S:'vl( (.\la.,ter ln.iruccor) 

C\I \. ·\ir h>rcc li1'l11utc of Technology 

Lirr\' Ll. B1r,kclb,m·, Di,1111guishcd \'i,iting l'rofC"<>r 

l'h.n .. (,corgi• ln,1i1urc ofTcchnulogy 

I l1rvl ( 1. KnJl'n, l'rofe.,.,or ;_md Director of ·~tronauttu 

. f'h.ll. Lni\'crsitY of Illinois 

l'htlip I l"lw.mk l.1~u1c11an1 Colonel. L SAf' (.\lasier ln<mi<wr) 

C\I S .. ,\ir force lm11tute offrchnolo!('' 

Ri .. hanl P Llhc.1'• 1\in:r )J11l(l. Com111rw1/ f lr11ir 

l'h.ll .. ( .11hol1L IJ1111cr,11y ol .\mcm.1 

hie :-.; . I lallhcrg, A..si".lnt l'rofc.sor 

Ph.D, \:.1:a1 l'm1grad11.trc School 

Kun I~ f l.mh-. C omm.t°;,der LSJ\ (I mtruuor) 

\! \. <av.11 Pm1gradu.11c School 

I h"u.1 S .\fiklo .. cwK. A''o\;i,11c: Proft.'5"!'.0r 

l'h.l l. ( ll110 Stat< l 'n1ve"it1· 

I l.lvill D. Ml'Tc. Co111m.1mkr. l \:\ (A"i".tnt l'rofr"urJ 

Pcrm.1n\.·nt .\iilit:in Jlrufc\.,or 

ll.~c < .. ·nrge \\'.1~hing111n Umvcr>ill'. l~F. 

Robc:rt J 'ICW0<.0hnl'r. Capt.1tn, c~~ (A~sociarc Proks~or) 

Dirn tor or At.'ron.JUIK~ 

l•c..·rnuncnt .\tilit.tn Prok~or 

l'h I l . :-.:.11 ;ti l'o>tgraduatc School 

( hri' I. Pt:trit, .·\v1i~1.rn1 Prnfc,\tlf 

l'h I l . John> I lopkin' l nil'crmy 

\'im:.cnt I Pi .. a\...tne 

Hohrrt J'I. l/r111/r111 Projrj1or of Acrmp,I(( J:,1.f.1nurmg 

l'h.D .\!1chi~.1n \1.trc l 'nivcrs11y 

lhmn.t' ( !'opp. ( :omnundcr. l 'S:-.; (ln\lruuor) 

\ 1 \ :-.:.w.11 Po,te1.1J11atc School 

Hilk It \m11h, Ir .. I i;utcn.111t Colonel. U\.·\l .. 1Rcl.I 

,\..,,n1...L.H<' Rn.c.uch ProlC~.,t•r 

!'h.D, L:nivcNt) ul :-.:onh Carolin.1, Ch.1pcl Hil 

< wi; I \wdk 

l>.11'111 I Nogt'n IJHt111g11Hh(1/ ('/,,11rn/.tlem!p11er Fn~f.111(er111g 

\f.\. Virginia l'ol~·tnhnic (ns.1inue .m<l ~t;ue Lni"cr.,jry 

Rohen I \tl'Vt'f1'1 ( omm.uulcr U\~' (ln.,,,JrtH.tor1 

Ph I), ·\ir l-oru ln..,1iHllt.' of lt.·'-hnulog' 

folk· K. llucnd, A~~i\1.rnt Prok<»or .... 

Ph. n. l '111vcr'11)· ot \!.111·l.111d 

Electrical and Compucer Engineering Department 

C hair 

R. Hr .111 Jcnk1m., ·hs0Li.1rc Profi: .. .,or 

l'h. ll. Lnivc"irl' nf Colorado 

Associate Chair 

\11drc11 ( ,\kC:uc Commander. LJ<;N llnstru"or) 

~LS.I F .. l'lond.i lmnttllt' ol led111olo!(Y 

l.cr.ild \\ l :aldwdl, ;\1Jjor. liS.\l( (!nsrn1c'l;ir) 

.\I S. I· L, :-.;,1\'al l'o"gr.1duatc School 

Chrhrnpher R. ·\nJt.·r!'lon ... r\s~ist.1111 Proft:!\~or 

Ph.D .. \'irgin1a l'oly«ch111C ln,tiru1e and S1.11c U111vcrsit) 

l:nr1y11c P Blair, licu1c1tant. L'S\: 

\1 \.F.~ .. l n1vcrsi1y of~o<r~ Dame 

Ch.irln I\. C1mcmn.C.1p(.1in l '>~. :\s;i\la111 Prnfc.,,,or 

Permanent .\11lit~tr\' Profi:ssur 

Ph.D .. 1'.1val l'm1graduaic School, P.L 

luhn C. Ciczk.i, A1i.~0Li~ni: Profc!'i!lor 

Ph.D .. Purdue Unovcrsit}' 

SJnur.t L. hrl'hau~h. Assodarc ProfcM.or 

l'h.L> .. :-.lassa~hmem lnstinnc ol"k<hnolog} 

( ]iri.-tnph J. fLthcrty. I jt'U!erm11 C'.0111111.mdcr. USN(\ l.Ncr l11;1n1aor) 

\I S.l:..E .. Tufts Uniwrsity 

I lcw1rr 1\l I lvm.i.,. Comma1H.l<.·r. L'~\: (Scmor {nqruuor) 

\ l.S .. '\al'al l'mtgr.iduatc ~Lhool 

Robert \\ . '""'· 1\>sucia1c Prnbsor 

Ph.D .. L'nivcrsil\• of'-'<" :\lcxico 

L.1un.:n ll. Kennell. Assistant Rt.'sc:irc.:h Professor 

l'h.n .. Ohin S1atc 

Krnh R. Ki111Llc1, Lommander. USI'\ (Scnu.>r lnmuuor) 

:\IS.LL.. ·1~x°' A&.\l 

Rtchard \\. Kopka. AdjunCI Instructor 

,\!.S.r. L .. l.Jnivcrsit)' of Pirt>lrnrgh 

C 1cotg<.· R. L.1wn:m:c:, AJjunct ln~Lrm.::ror 

1\I..) .. Ccorgc \'\l:i.shingmn l.'niv<:rsiry 

f'imoth\' S. \lark>, Lieutenant Commander, USN (lmrrucmr) 

.\I. S., '\udc.tr Engineering. Oregon State Un1vcrsir\' 

( hm1ophcr B MJ\Tr .. \lajor. LSAI (i1mrucmr) 

Ph.D .. Computer ),ieni.:c. :\rizon;1 Seate University 

Ridurd \\' :\k\lunn, Licu1en.uu, l'SN 011\CruC1ur) 

\l.S.E.E. North C.irolina Stace L:nil'ersir)' 

Dc:horah ~f. \.1edncl. Associ:m.: Professor 

Ph.D .. Johns I lopk1m U111l'crsity 

o\nJrcw P C\l1cnsch, l.ic111cnant, L'Sl\: (lnsiruuor) 

/1.1.~.E..L & C:ompu«r Science, M.tssachusern> ln.srinnc onechnolog)' 

Corn· I~ Murphv, C:npt.11n USM( (inmuctor) 

l\S. L'ni1·cr,i1y ol .\l.trrl.ind, C:nllcgc P.irk 

( h.irb L '.':elson, I 1c1uenant Commander. USI\: (lnmucmr) 

.\! S.l.( .I ... Johns I lopkins llnivcrsiry 

H.111 T '-:go, Ass1>1.1nt ProJ;,.sor 

l'h.D~. Old Don1111ion Lniver.11\· 

loseph L O'Connor, Lap1ai11 USM( 

,\l.~.J- .E .. ~al'al f'o><gra<luatc School 

Brr.mt J !'rater. /1.1.ljor. L:S.\I( 

\I s.rr .. 'lal'.tl 1'mtgr.idu.1tc School 

Jame' S Pluta. Major, l'S7'.K (\mior lnstru<mr) 

;'vlS.Ll-.. :--:.i"'11 i'o>tgradu;m Sthuol 

R\'.111 '" R.1kl'it, \S\ist.ini' l'rofcS>or . Ph.D., Carnegie .\kllon l.'n1vcrmy 

J Allen Rose. ;\Jjunu ."..<sistant l'rote5Sor 

Ph.D., Univcrsirv of ,\1innc~ut1.1 

I horn.is L ~alcm, A_,~o•ia1c Prok"or 

Ph.D .. Lnil'crmv or o\.Ltbama 

,\mal A. Sarkad)'. l'rc;f.:m>r 

Ph.D .. l 'nil'cr>i<y of New I lamp,hirc 

Louita St:llami. Asmci:uc Profc:~it<lr 

l'h. D .. L'ni,cr>ity of Maryland 

Rohm J. \'nig1. C.tpt.1i11, lJS~. 1\"i'i.tn1 Prnfc>sor 

Pcrmancm \1ilit;irv PrufCssor 

l'h.D .. l'aval l'm1gradua1c ~dmol 

l·.llcn { \'\-boti:n. furr-gmud Wdrfi1re .~yJf(llJj (/Jrur 

Ph.D .. L,;11i1«r,111· or .\!anl1nd, Culkgc Park 

7~ 
Mcd1anical l nginccring Department 

(hair 

~ 1111 \X I indk •. Prol ... rn 

fl ,). \..Ol\l"n•th ut \t1nl.rnd 

•h\o<.iJlc ( hJ.ir 

I ('(Hl.lfll J I f.m 1lu ( U" """1.tndt"r, l '' \_,~K.IJtc 0 r 1fnsorJ 

(>er~ ... nt 1\11111 -'I'\ Profc,~or 

l'h I),'\ 1\,111,hl('r <;' tic \chooJ Pl 

Rohen P \gm.:\\ ( omtn.llh.IC'r, L'\;\ \cnior ln\tfL1 .. : >r) 

\I \. \rmm.1 \1:1·c L 111\'l"r\H) 

\I\ le'·" \&\t l ·'"'""Y 

( h ... u 11uton, Jr PmlBscu 

1•1 D 'i-lm\Jrd l 111vc.:rs n 

I lniJ 1

1 llro\\~ Jr ( • m "e" l \ \; I <U, t hr!cssuc 

I r m<"m M1lu ~ Profcs"Sor 

l'h I l, l. ''""l <' \ •g:•11.1. l'I 

l olh J Arn\\ Pl I t\\~I,, lilt l'•ofc .... ,or 

l'h I l . fohm) lopk1m l 'nivc-, \ 1

< fl ... A fiurkh.art• ~\Ol , Pre fc..-sso~ 

I'~ () l lllH" \ ol II . s 

~f.u•ht"\\ \ ( .. ur ( ornmJ"lfc l \;"\ l \s\ sr Prof<.~f"f1 

>crnunrru \t ~ •n l'r< tc"ot 

PhD < .ithohc l 111\t""' d \r:-c "' 'I 

Pur t.k A. ( .• non, l\.s\,'.iit tnt I mk~'or 

Ph I>. \1.mlcm. l nl\'1.:"'ck') 

\ 1 t I{ ( c.:rJ...l, l'rol('\,Of 

l'h ll • Ru tgcs l 111vc st"' I' I 

r ~1 \. (.<J\\dn ..\.SM< "' rn k~\O"' 

Pf. ll \l.1~udu1\c·h (n,tu ... -... t.lf h.: ... hnolog\ 

f\.ar.,.n '\ I Kk J>.-ok \Of 

,>p I> \ta 'o.J l Hf\11\ 

'\1cph1..n \1. ( 1r,1h.111 .\,\llj;u1,.1.uc Prok\\tH 

l'h I l L , """' ,,, ~ 1.m l.rnJ 

Jo•huJ ~I ~I.m.I. I 11 urc mt. l \' lmrrun >1 

\< \ L 111,c ' ol \lich1b'dn 

\lark J 1-1 per Prolc or 

Ph() l 111\c,, of\I >.ind. Pl 

R1d1ard l Herron. l 1eutenant l·\-.; (\er ur Instructor) 

\I 'i. ~l.1\'iiachU\1,;lh (n\l tllll' c._•f Ile t log) 

\I.if\ \ I lollm\J\ A,,1s.1.uu Profcs. Pf 

Ph ll ( c l•Oll L \CrSll\ 

).1\ () Jan11sc :• I 1.uren < omma Jc l '' !lnmu.tor) 

\' <; '\., 1l Postgr.1d • \chool 0

, 1er ' Jo\ cc .\~SO\.l.HC ProfM."M>f 

Ph I), L lllH"r\1[\ ' f ex u Aus.tm 

( oroh n <i_ f, d~c \J1unu A,s1si lnl Protc)~or 111 n. l 'nl\r\ \ ol \11d11~.m 

\11d1dl1 ( l\.oul \,~>1..1.11c P·ofn~ur 

Ph [) l'ntHTSH• ,,J \ ngu11a 

h.1..\m ~ l ~eds ( t.1111111 mdcr "'~ fns r1.J1..'uf) 

M \ l..:h1~h ~ nl\ernn 

Rll rd I I 'lk l'•<>lnsor 

l'h I l l 111\C"m nl \ J • .., ind 

I:' h.111 I I u'l I 1cmcna111, l '-.:'\ 1lrs1ru1..wr} 

\I\., l "'"'"" ol \l.ml.md 

I uL l u1n1K A\'.!ol\l.1111 J>r(lic'S!i.Of 

.'~ D. 'oh:" 11 .. rk , l '""m 

\I 1u 1.:\\ R \I er, l 1c."utt: .1m l '' \c-mur fl\tfUl >r• 

\i \ l 111\t: s \ ut \ 1r~m1.a 

')re. \~n ~1 \1mu, 1•H1f<:,~or 

l'h I> . L ""''"' ot \ 1rg1111.1 

\ngc.: J I \ lor.m, l'rolc,\Cll 

l'h I l !ohm I lnrk1m l 111vc " \ 

I 11 1d~ J \lor ra, l'rulnsor 

Pl1 I>. l mu 1 \ of\ 1r~1111a 

\'irk \I ~lurrl\ \s.,,l\:lo&lC' Profcs.,or 

l'I IJ Duk, l 1· '""t" l'I 

\ t. or1 "l I Nd1;;011, I rofc.:,\o. 

l'h I l, l -.r>11\ ol \ 1rg1111.1, l'I l..,r. 

'°lll''hn A P1 l1C...:.s1 o, As :\lJm Pro! ~or 

l'h I) l 111vernt) of\ 1rr,1m• 

111\hu.1 I l{Jdic(", ,.\,.~Ht uu l'rofcuor 

l'h I l, L. '""""of I >d.m.rt 

l olm P lluc ' ... Protcs.,or 

~bll <ioutlumptonlnncrsm.f ~d.Clng,(M;tJ"f,l.,\l,\I •f\I 

Sopl11.1 I 'ianullan, Asmi.:·· l'rofc,,, r 

Ph~>, 1Jukc l \CUil\ 

J• h!' R \chcJc I 1c11tc~ t < < r:- nder. L '' Malter lnstruttor) 

\~ '-;, I h .. a: l 'nt\'t:"'s.cv 

foci J \,~ ·:>be Ass.st . l'rulcssor 

I'~ I l . .\ • 1-or<c lmtu e of la;hnolo(:\ 

\re! e" \, 'imu .\ss<><1 • Protnsor 

Ph [) l mvc-, \ of \ g«llJ 

''r"h• I \r, h. (om..- er, l \' \emor Ins r <' irl 

Ph I>.\ n ~.rl:-1h l nl\enm, Pl 

,\111r'.1\ R \nvdcr < •pt 111. l "' hmtant l'rofcs or) 

Pum;.111c111 \lili1.1t\ l'rofc~or 

l'h.I l fohm llork1m Lnr,cmn Pl 

RJlph I \o!:~o Pro! ""r 1

>J.. [) l 111\crs,"'\ of \11., cot 

R < ud \X ·kins. ( c. ~andcr. L '' """tan Professor 

I errn.lnC'm \ t • '..:an. I rt • s.sor 

I h [l, ,,, •. l'o<.,r.1duatc \c~ool 

\\ 11 .1m H. \\ ood, \ 1'- mg Amsrar'" l'rolcssor 

l'h I l , l' 'ersm o' ( alif< rn1a, llcrkde\ 

As1

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\I B.A .• l'"ll\'Cr5lh l>t \'\f"u I or1Ja 

Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering Department 

Ch.1ir 

I<• 11 \l.n1.·r. Pn .. tc-~"01 

•I l>. l'111\crs a\ ol l>clJ\\ H'.' 

.\s\ouatc Chair 

\\ '>tc tier Cor:mJnder, L ~' As."st 

1 Lfr nC'm M1lu.1n Prof~f'ir 

Prdessor 

Ph I l \fass.ichusem Inst •utc ot eel: <'lo~ Pl 

Robert J B.1llos1er l 1e11tc Jnt < o:-"Tlander, < f< l \' (lnsrru,•..>rl 

\I \. l 111\Cf'll\. ol M.lf\ IJnd "I 

R.unn" u l\h.11'.Khan'\.1, Prok-s."or 

[lrlng. Tech!' t.:l l nl\C m" lfanmer (,er-um 

I rank \X < urif I 1eu1en · • ( t(. l \'.; '\last<r Instructor 

~l'\,(>ldlJor c lmve">') PE 

I~< r:-" H Da\\son, Profrnor 

l'h ll. he lo!> < llopk L. \e""" I'~ 

f>.n d \\ I rcdnk" .. or \i.')1sc.rnt PmfNsor 

l'h I l., l·1mor,lt) uf '"" I I 1111p,h1rc 

I l." 1J l 1-.nd>cl, l'rolcs.ur 

I'~ I l. l 111\COS,"\ of Hor J , PE 

)•mes Ii I cc "e1.:enant ( ommander l''>'.'\ (\I tc• I t ucror 

M \. \1 ford L >.rm\ 

lo" I. \IJc\d, (apt l \'\,Iller. Ad1unu lmtr Ct<>T 

\I \.\11· . '>:J\al f'm1gr1du.1tc \chool, Pl 

\\ 1111.1~· J. \IJrr, Comnund,·r l \'.'\ ( '"''t.int l'mfe>•or) 

(', mane·: \lolitan Pr >fC\sor 

!'I ll '\a, ti l'osti;r><lu_ • \LJl<X I, P ~ 

\J ,1.,c1 I ~k(onrnck, l'rofcs,or ,\/c\nll< 1•.rrrm F11gmtf'Tmg 

Ph,) lhe < uhohc L - \TrSJt\ ..>I \menc 

Ph ll .md \, D .• Tnnm < ollrge Dul-1111 

Paul I I \loller, \\•()(1atc l''l1fcm1r !I lrrcctor of ~.J\al Arch· ccr.ire 

I l.I ng. l "'""'!' of < .1l1ior111a 11,.,kdc\, I' I 

\l.irsh.111 l, \111lct, Comm ~,fr, l \'.'\(\laster ll'stn1Ct< • 

('l I l l """"" of \ l.1n land 

\_ ah f \ J. urmg 1'role<.«>T 

Ph [l lhe Johns 1-lopk '•"'"·Pl 

Br cc ( "cl" 1:. Profnsor 

('h I J, l 'l' \..;ml\ If \lo,h1gJ11 

l•"CJ'h \I ( r\ulll\ I IC" enJlll ( I ( l .,, ll st•uuor 

\I \. L lllHrnn ul < .1l1forro1J 
Argd.1 I t.,'-hetld. I 11::11tcnanr ( omm.andC"r \.·\~ (~t:lllnr ln,rruuor) 

MS L novcrnn· of \l.1n·l.1ml 

\t '-hJc 11' \d1ul11 t\s,oc .uc Prok,~or 

i'h ll l lnr1JJ ln"'t "c ol.kdrnologv. l'I 

I> .. d I l IJrrr I 1cutc1t.1nt l '~ '.\Lmcr lnmttctorl 

\I \ l ,.. \tr\11) o! < .il1h•rn1.1. ttc<kdl"\ 

knrutc· K \\ .ttc'!"\ Prof~ or I l1rC"ctor ot ( ).._c 111 I· ngmcC"nnrJ 

I h ll, '!l"\Cl1' lnrnrn1<· ol lcchnolog). l'I 

( 1u:gorv J \X hut Pr·,f1,:\~ur t I )ircuor ol l l\'rdomc1..:h.m1...:' I ~tllJ 

l'h I) l·111H1<1tv ol .\1.orvl.111J 

ldfr.,;\' ( \\'rn.-r11. ( nmm.mJcr, l ~" (.\1.1\{L'r lmtru\.tor) 

\1 \ ~t I \f .... ''""·,1i•u•c ·~' 1e 1 ll<1~~ 

Weapons and Systems Engineering Department 

Ch.1ir 

( 1l'Ol l! I· PipL·r, (•roh.·-.,ur 

l'l ll l lrn«llnl\·,·r<n\,l'I 

\\\oti.itc Chair 

11 X "11.holum, ( .. y~1m l'\~ Ass1'!o.JJH PruJc:\)Of) 

.... , ... do.Jent \ 1 · UT) l

1n fo.sor 

,,~ l )_ 'J' ·· J>o~rg ulu.uc \ .... he ol. Pl 

''c l.uu \\ r .. mo\ -/ .. tnu1tov1\., Profc -~or 

l'h I I l'nin·"'"' ol .\l•rrlanJ 

\l.1uhC'\' I' lt1rtd I 1t:111cn.u11 C .omn1.111tk·r L'S;\ f~l.l,rt:"r Jn,lru1..iorl 

\I \. =-:JvJI l'm11:r.1Ju.11c \Lhool 

llnJI ~ I 11"""1 , I "''~"" ,'!· P L nl\cr.11\ <•I I l ;s l ;bana ( hal' ;> •11 

J{ rnJi I II• •u.arJ, \<m tnt l'rufc"or 

,,f- I)_ .\1r h>r\. I 5( UH: ot lct.:hnology 

I l.md J < .omphcll, I 1t111«11.1nt L·s:--; (\«11ior lr"tructor) 

~(.;\ , l .1111hriJg« l '11i"·"il\· 

~rl\lJn I) ( JrlC'f, I 1culc.:n.mt l 1

\:'\' ("c11iur lm.truuor) 

M '. Lrmcrnl\ "I \1Jr1la11cl 

f,\\c I> l litforJ l'C_. 11a;1< omm.·Jcr. l'\:-.:1~!.m:rlm.) 

\( \. Mor•ana \i.·. l \,rson 

Robcu I>c.\lovcr 'r. Pwk"S!iior 

Pit f) Poh·(rd11rn. Ir \lHU1C, ~ll11d ,\I I 'Po\ilO, ·h'l1U;1tL~ ProfL'''or 

Ph.I>. l'niH•r,i1v nf l'L·nnwh.miJ 

\htt• L'\\ ( 1 I l·c.·1"!ilc ·\sso1.1.1tc Proln.~1,,r 

PJ.... I) t lcmson L ... l\..CSl1\ 

l lJ\ ul K H, lmr;.r.11td lldr/,1rr \J>ltm (I w 

f'I J) fo: ' I lopk -,, l'-,1\·cml\ 

l\.m.1kos 1'\1nak1d1\, Prnfc\Sur 

l'h I l .. l'olpc'--h111L L rn\c.:nitr 

Kc1111c-1h A. l\.nowb .. , Jr. Prol~'')<>r 

f'l1 l l. l lll\Cf\:Jt\ of\ H~llll.1 

11.rnscok f....o, \ 1s·tmr, lkscuC· J>rofC"'>sor 

f'l I l l uholic l ,.. \Cl"'i!\ ol \P'<'ILJ 

,, ng__c,on 1 cc AS'lolS(,llH Re~ Hlh r•rnft:"i"iOT 

l'h. I l. Pu rJuc l "'' cr>t!) 

< h.ult'\ B. I rn\.h ·\c..i1unll l11'trm:10r 

\I\, =".w.1l J'o,tp.tdu.Hl' \lhool 

R1d1.11d I" l l' ~rocn Jr , l'rolc'"" 

l'h I l John< l lopk1m l 'mv<r\I!\ 

I >un,Jn I I l \(Jn. \cl1un<1 lnmuuor 

\i 'l ~.t,...__ Po\ gr u.hu1c 'cho<>I 

\ar0:111l~1 P P u1kh \\\,St ~ Pwks.sur 

Ph. n. L 111\Tf\ " nl l'clln\\ h !"'IJ 

( r.11g .\I P.nnc, I ll"Ull'lt.lnl Cornm.mJL·r. l!'-.:'\ (\1.1\tc:r lrhtrm.tor) 

\i.\. '-':.i,.11 Po\rg,r ulu:uc.· 'H..honl 

Jc.: c c \ Picprnc c: \\\(k.t.l1l0 PrutC"\\OT 

l'h I> C. 1Cl ri:1a n ... urmc ol fCt,;hnolor\ 

\111.h,1d Rt>hcnso:~ Ai-\l\1.101 Pruf~sor 

Ph I) l1cor~1.1 ln:..1nu1c of lt'f.:hnolo1r, 

l 1rq~of) \ 'JkryJ, I 1c11tC'na1n ( onun:mJcr, l 1\'.\' ln!>Cruc1n~ 

\I \. \ir I or\.., lrl\lltllll ol lc.·\.hnology 

Kurt I \1.1us. ( omm.1nJn. l''.\=" (\lJ,fL·r Jn .. uuuor 

.\I.\. Jro, 'i1.tH.: l 'nin.·r .. lt\' 

(),\l'U l1 lh1>rp Ill l .1pt.1in .. l'~~ (A\ .. 1~1.m1 l•rc1fr.,,,1r) 

t•crm.1nt·n1 ~lihl.1r.· Proll· .. .,cn 

Ph I> .• ( -hnl t.. l mn•rsin· nl :\mcllL 1 

11nutln 11 !umclt, ( or1 .i.ndei, L '\ '-: ( \l.t\tcr 111 .. trUl'Or 

~t 'i. ( .coryl \\ Hh1ngurn l ,1,CPtll\ 

\Ii ><Ill I l \\ dht<r I 01<IJ111g' I Jpt.1111. l'\~ Rct l, \<11ior l c<turcr 

.\1 \. l'mvcr\tt\' of knm.·"l·l· 

( .ul I \Vil k, ProtC_1o,or 

I). \1.. l ~cnq~c.~ \\ ~1 .. hing1011 l'rnvcr\Hy 

Puru.:k 'i. \\'illi.un~. l .. 1p1.1111. l'~.\1C (~t:nior !11,1ru1.rnr) 

\I\. '·•' ... : Po,1g1.1du.uc.· "o .... ~ool 

l d,.. I I \I Jr t\~;o.,,iau: Prot~)<U 

''~ ll l <>I .\I.on ·I 

Division ofMachematics and Science 

Director 

Rnl I Br.·11r u I Jr' ·~ t·~:-.: 

\I ' \. l 1 ·c ol <l~ .1hotnJ 

Dcpun Di .. is ion Director 

itl~11 J> l1L•'ien Cumn1 l<lt:r. l·~~ (~b,rcr fn,truc.lt>r) 

.\I ~. '\,tval l'mtgr.1du.11c Sdtmil 

Divi\ion Senior Profe~sor 

j.un .\I I l ·\rdi.tn!(dn. l'rol~ ""' 

l'I I l. Ju> 11' I l~opk l 111 ""''"' 

Graduate Lducation Program \lanager 

\I. r ll Ruxburgl 

.\1 I -\ Johm ffopkom l 11iv.r>1(\' 

Chemistry Department 

C hair 

\I.irk J J, 1. l'roJc,,,.or 

('I ll 1 '-···cr,jp ot" ( .Jl1forni:l. Berke cy 

As~ociarc Chair 

[)uugl·t!ii I Brown (. .omm.m<la, \~ A\'>i\l.tllt f'rofrs!i.Of 

.. Pt.·r~uncnr .\1iliwn· ProJl·"or 

l'h.I l., l lhio \1.11c llnl\'l"l"\ll\ 

Rnhc:ri I. ( alhoun, Jr., { omm.indcr. lJ'-1:'\. ,\,\15-1.lOI PrnfC.,~or 

Per.- 7lC'OI ~ lilit ; PrufC.,,or 

f'h.ll .. l "''""'"' ot ln.i< ·\U>lt~ 

.\lark I < unpbcll. r;ofr~<or 

l'h.ll, lnhm Hopk111< l"novn\ltV 

l 1111~c.·r ,\ 1. ( :h;uc.1unt:uL .\djurn.t \ .,sist;lnt Prol~·s,or 

Ph.I ).,,\ lichigan ll:ch11oln1dul U11i\'crn11· 

( 1r.1h.un I· ( lu:ck. Profl-\\cH 

J>h. l l l n1\·cr~itr of ( 1C'orgi.1 

l 'hris. me I . ( oppcr. Pro1es.sor 

Ph.I>. l nivc._u,· of lcnnC'.'lo'Ct 

Ho I lJl>och Ir .. Ad1un<1 lmtrul1<11 

\I 'i., C 1t·nrgc \'C1.\hingw11 l "niv"r'ir' 

Dchr.1 "· I )illncr . .\.,..,ou.lll' l'mf~·ssor 

Ph.I l., Vnin-r,1n· of Rothc,lc.:r 

Rnht·rt l- l·crranic Profr·~,or 

Ph. ll. l 111vcrn1y ol HondJ 

( .Jr >I) n J uch, .\Jj'-lnd A.is1~t 1111 >r •k:'"1r 

Ph.I l. Jo~n' I lopk I'> l' "·''"'' 

Jctfrc\ I~ I i11i;cr.1IJ. PrnkNor 

J'Ji.() , ~t.tnJL>rd l 111\"L""ll)' 

l 1u.111g I 11 l ,;m, A.\'i~t.1n1 Rt'!iil'arL h ProlC:oi\11r 

l;h.l> lk111nJ.t L

0

nl\·c1\1t)' of ( ·h'-·mic1l 1Cd111ulog' 

I· nuh .\1 ( 1U\..\cnho\Cl1, ·\d1um.:t -\"i .. 1J.m Prolc;s.sor 

>r [) l1mvcr'll> JI ( al1torm.1, D.l\'I\ 

( Luc.· I· ( •-~11.~r1Jgc J\s,rn .. 1.ttc.: ['rofcs~or 

J•h I) lf111,er'H) oJ { .unhndgc.". I ngl.md 

lud1th 1\ 11.urisnn. l'rnk-,.,or 

Ph I> l ni\'1;r .. in• of ~c.·w I J.1111r"'h11l· 

177 
Jmli1h..\n11 R. 11.trtnun. Prulcs.<nr 

l'h ll., 11.m.ird l 1

nivcrn11 

I .ukl• I. I l.1\'crhah ... A,.,;,1.1111 i{~\c:.trl h f>mk,,ur 

1.111.D., Uni1·cr,i1y of lowJ 

\\'il\i.1111 B. I lc:w:r. "'~m.1a1c Profl.·"'or 

1>11.I)., ~onhwcstcrn l"nivt..·r,icv 

I l.rn1l.·I D. 1'.1.K, t\,,i,to.1n1 Profc, .... or 

.\I.I> .. Ph.D .. luhn, Hopkin> l 111""""~· 

\ loh.1111111.1d <i. 1,J,1111. ;\Jjunt..t A,,j,1;1nt J>mfc,,or 

Ph I l., Auhurn Univcr"tY 

P.rnl I. K.u .. cr, Lieutenant Cm.lllll.tndcr. ,\I "i( • ll't~, :\.,..,j,1.1111 Prof(.·,lior 

Ph.D .. lJnivcr,irv nf lC.·nm:v .. ec, 1\.111,X\ illc 

Ch11~wrh'-"r .\I Kinu .. ·r. :\s~m .. i;uc: J>rofc-s,or 

l'h.ll., John, Hopk1m l 'ni1crsll) 

.\liLh.1d I Knippenberg. r\_,,i!-.t.1n1 Rr:,c.lrlh Professor 

l'h.I> l lc1mon l;niwf\il)' 

\hirlc..·\· I in. ,.\\.,oc.:iatc Prolt!.,,ur 

l'h ll . \1anlord Lnivcr>ltY 

JO\l'ph I· I Olll;lX, :\S\01..1.lU: Pt~lt'\\Uf 

f

1

l1.ll. ~orth\\c~tcrn lJ01n·r\ll\' 

Di.tnnc J I •111i11~ Pr.1k. A~'i't.llll Pr;,fc,•mr 

l'h I>, Uni1c"lt} of \lochii;.in 

Am\' 11. Ro-.· ,\ 1.u.:.Anhur, A.,,,,c.mt Prof~·"or 

. Ph ll .. \.1lc L '"' ""i11· 

Rew l \Id ·1c..-.1n. A,,<x.:i.ttc PmtC .. ,or 

Ph.D .. ~t.'"\\ .\kxit::o \tatt. lJnivcr,ity 

l ).mid P \ 1or'c. ·\..v•i\tJnt ProfC.s.scu 

l

1

h. I) .. l 'ni\'cr.si1v of \.1i,M1ur1 

I l.111id \\. ( )'\ullinn~ l'mlc."'" 

l'h I l., L n1vcrsory of RhoJc bland 

\X'.1y1H.' 11. PcJr\un. A.,mciatl." Proft..,,<H 

Ph ll. UniV<:r,il\ of ,\t1"ouri 

I >nroth\' 11 Pierce AJ1unu A .. ,,,1,un ProlL"S~H 

Ph.I> .. L nl\·cr>ot)· of l'cnnsyll'ani.1 

P.11m:IJ I P1utrow\kl, -\s,t\l.lnt Rl"\t~.ird1 J'rufC\\or 

Ph I)_, l 'lc1l'1,on l'nivcr,ic· 

Bri.m I Rd1ill. ;\" .. odatc ProfC:\\or 

J>h.ll .. Pcnn .. vlv.mia Stare Univcr,Hv 

\X'illi.1111 .\I, Rcich~rt. \..,,i,...,11 Jle,c.ird1 l'rofC;sor 

l'h.ll .. Uni\'cr,ny nL·\l.1ham.1 

I I >.1\'lc.I \<..h.111, Av .. i,t.1111 RnL·.an .. h Prl1k"ur 

l'h.ll .. :-<onh Carolin.I \1a1c Univ<r,11\ 

f.1111iL· I \lhlc,,m.m. :U\oci.uc: Proft:,,or 

. l'h.I > .. l .1lifornia lm1i1u1c of !t:,hnnlogy 

\ l.m.1 I \1.. 1... ocJer. ProfC, .. or 

Ph I) . l 'lll\(TSU\" of \\ 1,1..on,111 

J1w1..l .. I Sh.u.lc. Profo-.,or 

Ph l), l1nin·r-.,in of I uuiwill<: 

Rm1.1ld I ~,c:fcrt, J\c;,i,l.1n1 Proft:!<t.,or 

Ph.I l, ( .1lifo1ni.t lm111111c of'lnhnulu~y 

Jane: 1-.. ~mc:dlt.·y. AJ1un(t A\~i\t;tnt Prnfl'\\or 

l'h.ll .. Unol'crmvof,\l.mland 

\'irgini.1 I ~rnith. t\,;oci~lte P;nti.:"t>r 

l'h.l > .. \\'ohhington Sc.uc L'ni,cr,uv 

Ch.trll·s It '''Ct't, .\"i,tJm Pruf~ ..... or 

l'h.ll .. Duke l 'm""''"l' 

P.ml C hulo\"c, A"soc.ialc ProtC:s1.;or 

l'h.ll .. \r.tec Un11er>1tv of \:,·11 'ork .11 llull:olo 

Jo,t·ph I l 'rb;m. 1\s..,ot.i.nc Protc\\Or 

Ph.I> .. l'nivcr\HY of Dc:bw.u<..' 

Bovd A. \X'.1uc, Prnfc~\OI 

l'h.ll., l'niwr'i"· of( .1lofurni.1, llcrkdc1' 

< r.1ig 1\1. \X'hi1.1kcr. l;rofc"'" · 

Ph.D .. L'nivcrsit\' of\\'i,uu11~in 

I· r111 R \\'illon~. I 1c1;rrn.1111 .\l\C t;\N (;\""'J"' l'rofc"or) 

Ph.11 .. \\·~,( \'irg1111J L"m ·t.·r,tt~ 

J78 

Computer Science Department 

Chair 

lhoma' ·\ Logue ( ap1ain, lJ5?\:R (\bsier lnmu<1ur) 

.\I \ John' I lopk1m University 

As>ociatc C hair 

£\nan ·\. Cl>born. Commander. CS'- ( \s,i,lan1 l'rofc,,orl 

l'h.D , ?\:al'.11 l'm1gr.1du:11c School 

'lhoma.' .\. Augm11nc, I 1c111cn.1m Colonel. ll\,.\I· ~·\"1":m1 l'rolO."'r) 

Ph D .. Colorado l<<"hnic1I l'niversitl' 

Brian A. Bal•"· ( .tp1.1in. U\:\r (Senior l~>iruunrl 

.\IS. Arr Force lnrntutc ofTechnology 

Chmmphor \\ Hrown,. usociate l'mfessor 

Ph.D., l 'ni\'Ctslll' ol DclJwarc 

Frederick I ( r.1bhc I\' 1hwcoa1e Profc"or 

Ph.D .. Univcr\11)' nf C.1lilurnia. Im .\ngdc> 

Adina \i. ( rninkc..·au, Assistant Protes.~or 

Ph.ll. C.orncll l '111vcrsiry 

Lori L. Del 001.c..·, .-h\is.c.1111 Prof<.~sor 

l'h.D .. l'ntl'CC\11\' of Colorado. l olorJJo Sprong> 

Jos. F Honc:n .. 1c:111. I icmcnant. U~~ (In tn1ctor\ 

,\1.S., Johm I lopki11' l;nivcr\icy 

\fark..\ John,on, I 1cu1cnan1 Commander. US\; l'>cnror lmtructor) 

.\IS. Ccorgc \\',hhington Univc,,.icv 

Luca; K. \klJ011cll. \"i>iant l'rofc"or 

Ph D , Unrwr"'Y of\\ a'hmgton 

l\:a;cv C. \lillcr, ( :ap1ain. t;S\IC !Senior lnmuuod 

1\1.S.. '\;av.11 Po\lgraduarc School 

Donald \I !'cnlh.1111. l'rofc"'or 

Ph.D .. Unin·r,i1v ofC:onnt:cticut 

Angela .S. Reninger. J\~11101111/ Srn1riry A .. ~t"llt)" <.1,,ur 

Ph D., Linrvc"'I\' of Lilifornra. Bcrkclcv 

Daniel\; Rubel .\la1or U.,\IC !Senior -ln~irucmr) 

\I \ .. \..ll'al l'm1graJua1e School 

Kay G. Schulze, l'rolc"or 

Ph.D. £\m1on l,'nivcrsirv 

D.ll'1d J '>1.1hl. Jr., \."'"""' l;rofc,sor 

Ph D .. Lcori:ia lns1i1u1e ofTc<"hnology 

Patrick]. \'in<e111, Cmnnundcr l'~'IR (.\>>i>tanl Prol<"or) 

Permanent \hli1ar\' Prol<>-,or 

Ph D \;aval l'os1gradua1c ~chool 

Mathematics Department 

Chair 

'lhoma. J. '>andcf\, Prok'''" 

Ph D L'n1vcr'"" ol l1kbhonu 

Associate Chai r 

Kevin \I Co;11s. C.omm.mder. US:"\ (.\l.isicr lmiruuor) 

\1.S., \.,1v.1l l'cmgr.1duacc School 

\Lil.-\ !·.mhrl' Riddk L'ni1c,,.i11 

:\.1cxh :\levr:l\. •\_"ou.uc Prof~ .. nr 

Ph.D .. lJnil'cr,in· uf Ltliforni.t. Berkde\· 

Oougla .. S . .\Ima, A'~i\l.lllt Prokssor . 

l'h.D., (,c.>rg.1a lr1'111Ule of'IC:chnulog.y 

Peter J~ Andre PrulC"ur 

Ph. D • Yale l "'"""'" t r.tig K. lttilcv, Prolc"or · 

·l'h.D., \ii<hig.tn ~we Unil'ct>lt)' 

B. \ li1Lhdl £\.1kcr. l'rnlc"'"' 

Ph.D .. Uni\"cr,in· uf Pcnnsyl\'ania 

Jarnes L. Bud1.1n.m. P.rofr-..,or 

l'h.D., l'nivcr,in· ofDd.marc 

\!di"·' J C.m1lli. I iet11c1un1. LS\ lmtruciorl 

.\IS. !'.11JI l

1

m1padw1c ~chool 

K\·lc :\, C.tudlc. I o<ut<nlnt ( omm.tndcr, U:>:\ (,\s.mtJl\l Prof.,,.,or) 

Ph.D .. (;corgc \l.t""' Unil'ef\ity 

\ lich.td \\ Ch.1111hcrl.1in, Prok"'" 

Ph.D. ~1anlord Lmvcr<rl\' 
I >.mid \. < h<•·'1 Ad1unll I 11<1ruc1nr 

\1 \. \ 1rwma Poh~cd1111c lnsruu1L• .ind \r.nC' L'niver .. 1n· 

\nhur I· I 11111luc~ Jr. I .,,,...,iomlcr. LS'-; •.\1.tsicr lmtructor) 

\I \, "•'• l'm1gr>JUJ!c \chocl 

J nL~ \I ) ArcJtJn~cio l'rokssor 

Ph. I), Johns I fnnk1m l i"l\cr'll)' 

~rcdwc I I ).w '· Pr<'l«.o: 

Ph I) • BrJndc ' l ,,nm 

( harln \\ I:~ er, \<I Li. ll I muctor 

M \.,"-•'·'I l'o<rrrJJu.llc \chool 

~ rU'\ (). I { wlcr \ ~Stx.J.Ut P'l'olc\\Of 

Pl1 I l l '111,·cnuy ol ( lrt"r,on 

.. \mlwn\' .\ t < 1.1g~ om: Prot~nr 

1'1- 1 l. Poh·t .. Lhrnc ln\Wutt "'io111J \l < 1.aru.1, r\~w<..i.uc Prof<:,,nr 

l'h.1) l 1111\'cr\lt\ ol < 'hil.t~o 

John P l1l"l'~tn. ( .omrn.indc-r. l'\~ (~La'tl'f Jn,uuctor) 

\I..., -.:.t\'.tl l'm1gr.td11.11e \d1nul 

\01111nl'r I· t;cntrv. ,\.,.,i,c.rnt Prof~·v"or 

l'h.1>, ,\1.1'\.tdrn,c:w;, ln-.iinrn: of lct.hnulogy 

}Jv ,\, ( 1m1lcr, ( omm.andn. l '\:-\ (r\..\1,ta1H Prntt.-...,orl 

Pcrm.1nc01 \1ili1.1.n J

1

rotc.·"or 

l'h.D .. L "'"""' ol k'·"· \rling; m < harln ! II ;1u, l'rolo<•nr 

Ph J) • l 'nin.•nn\· ot ( :h1'-.1go 

\kJ1nd.1 111><.k. \djunl.t .\..,,1\t.HH Prnfl"li.'or 

"l [), lhc ( 1cnr~c \\.t_\hintgon l'!H\'l'r\lt\' 

\lllhad I I lofb· Jn. i'rol"'sor 

·~I>. \Ja,s.icl,u.scm ln,1i11.:·c un chnologv 

Rllllc 1 K J.1ckM::-o \\\l\lJ.nt l,rofcssor 

Ph.ll. Bro\\ l'111,·cr\:t\' 

1 c.a.h R l.igu A.s.ustJ.nt Profl"''or 

f'h.r>., l m\C'£\H\ of \\.1sl1111g1nn 

\\ l hv1d J1wpcr, Prntn ... or 

J>h.I l. l ""'""'of .\br\'l.md 

\l•1k I l-:1J"dl. l'rof"''"' 

Ph.D .. \ 1k l ""''"'' l )i:l.mnh A. 1'.onko\"·'k.1, Prnfc,,or 

11h.D. l'fll\'Cf\ll\' ot ll·\.1' 

,\I.irk .\1 Kru,lt.11, ( .1p1am. l'\N,1Re1 .\J1unc1 .\,;si;i.1111 l'rok"or 

\l (), Jhl· John\ J fopk111\ l rlllH'Piily 

J"\mv I K .. ir \s..,ou;uc Proll·"tH 

Ph.I)_ l 'mH'f'Ht\' nt !>t"11nwlv.11t1.1 

l{~,h<:'I \\' I .mu. C 1pt.1w l "·'·1< 1"i1.~nior ln\trU(tor 

\I '>. '·" 11 l'o\li:r:idu.11r \chnol 

An.n:,1\11)\ I 1.1ko;,, \hO~IJlC Jln,fos,or 

l'h n .. l 111\C"'" of """hur~h 

foth \1 l Olk." Jrt ,\ssoc1.m.: Prufl-~,or 

l'h.() .. l ''""" ul lllmms 

Roher• R I •>d<r 1 l'wk ""' 

Ph LI L'-'"""'' ol lllmrn< 

\tu"- D I uc ..... ,, I 1cutcn.rnt < c """~Jndu, l \'.\. 1~fJ~tcr Jn..,tnu.::tor) 

\I .\ l .cmgc \\.-l1111g111r l'nl\'c<S •l 

Ihom.l1t J ~Llh.u, .-\\..,.01..1.uc Prokuc:>r 

l'h.ll Rcn\sc.: Jt:!' l'olvtc:dt11K Instil c 

l<c-11 \1.1lck \L11.L111 Pr ... 1ks\or 

Ph. I> .• l\uw. l mH-\11\ 

RKh>rd I .\IJ1unc\Hk1, Jr 1'1ofcs.">r 

Ph l l, l 01\Ct\tn ul \\ 1~on~i11, \1 I\\.1ukcc 

Pcccr A \Id o\" l'roic".,sor 

Ph.I l, l ni\'cn.11\' 111 \\'i,con\lll, \lil\\,mkcc: 

Knm I .\l,\1111,b. \1.11or (l'\.\I< I lii-tru<l<>r 

\ 1 \ , ~.w.11 Po,tgr.uhutc: -.,l hool 

( .1111l111c l ,, l 1r.1111 \ klk·-., "''"l ,,uc: Profo\\cH 

Ph I l ~tJ§.,.1d·u~tt' ln\tltllh.' ol h:1..hnnlugy 

\I.irk I l .\lt \'CTM'n l'u1fc'\sc1r 

Ph. 11 \t,rnhu<l l fH\'CfSll\ 

1 \ \lu.;h.1d. \..,UllaCC Pruh,·~\nf 

Ph.I), l IH\Cf\ll\ of\\ 1Sl(10\lfl 

\ur li.t \Imm 1\s~1st.mt ProlC"tn 

1'11.ll. \I c~.i;;m \we Lnivcrnl\ 

( ourrnc\ 11 \loc"' •\\,ndJ.tc ProlCY'\Or 

Ph.I), l 111\'f<Mr} ol Chiugo 

h.I\\ .HJ I \ l11ul1~. Ir ·\..,,ucL1tc.:- Profc,..,r-ir 

l'h. I l , l 111\'cr<ll\' of Dd.1w.11c 

< olc \tulln, ( 1cutc:n.~nt t•'\:\' (~cniur fn,tru<.:tor) 

\ 1 \ '-·" ti 1'0\lgradua1c \,h1K>I 

( •l,1rgr '.\:Jk<1,, ProlL')\Or 

Ph.I l .. Johm I lopkin' l lll\'cr,i1v 

[ lanid L ~C'\"cro,J..v, l 1cutcn.11n, L1~:\ ('-)cniur Jn,uuuor) 

~I.\. '-.iv.ti l'm1gr.tJua1c School 

I h>\\.Hd I P ... ·nn, Proh_·,,or 

J>h.J), l 1

Tll\'Cr,il)' of ,\lidtipn 

John L P1cf(..C ·\\\O\.l.ltc..• ProtC,,nr 

l'h.1 >., l '11ivcrnl\' uf l lom1on Ph.D. Univ of C.1liforn1.1 

lrin.1 Popuv1n. A,..,n,;;Hl~ Pruft.."or 

l'h D .. \liclug.111 S1.11c L'ni\'er-111' 

Cc.:-ofl'rt·) I Pri<..· ... ·. Profr-.._or 

Ph I l .. lrnin.'r'.'>it\' uf Pc..·nnsdvJni;1 

R.1rmond I~ 1'1111, Commander: US' (Re1.l. AJjunc1 l11>1r11<11ir 

.\IS.I lhc ( .nholic Uni\'cr,i1\' of:\rncric.1 

11.111 \. \,hmdlcr. ( ommanJcr. l'S'.'R f.\1.mor lnsrruourl 

\IS ln.1' .\&.\I Um,·c"'"" lorpm Chmu 

t\..1lla J. 'ip.uum, 1\Jjun1.."t lit<1tn11. .. tor 

\1.S .. o\ir force ln,1i1u1c of"lcchnolog)' Sch<K>I ol Fng111ccr111g 

11.trnl R .\poed, CommanJer. L'S'-; (\13.>tcr lnmuoor) 

\I.\.. :-.:.iv.ti l'm1gr.1Jua1< School 

Kuu:ln IJk.tg1. ( .tp1.11n, l'S.\I( 1\fa,1cr ln>1ruc11>r) 

\I.\. '"JI l'm1~radua1e \chool 

\\'1lli.un ~ l"r-1vc:,, A; .. oci;m: Prof(."5.,or 

l'h.11 .. L nivcf\i!) ofToronio 

Jo:\nn \, I uns ... o, 1\"rn. .. i.ttt' Prot~'~or 

l'h.I >., Joh11' I lopkin< l'ni\'er>il)' 

\'inccm1u' J. \';m Joolc:n. Comnundcr CS'.\. .\.,,of..ioltc PrnfC\,of 

Pc:rmJ1wnt .\1ilit;1n· Profe,,or 

Ph.D .. :\.l\',1l l'o"gr.1Ju.11c School 

.\I." J), \\.akciidd. ·'""'""' l'rofcwir 

Ph.I)., l'ni\'cr,i1y of Oregon 

\\'m Dnugl.1' \\'i1hcr,, l'rofc~sor 

l'h.D .. Ccorg1.1 lns111111e ofli:chnulogy 

\·rci A. i' .. mji.111, ·\ssi~LllH Proft:ssor 

l'h I) llnivc""" of C.thforni.1. I os Angdes 

Oceanography Department 

Chair 

I ).w1d R "-.m11h .\ssnliacc: Prnt~·\Sor 

J>h.n 1, '·" ·\&.\I L'ni'-c"i11· 

Asso cia1< C hJir 

Pttm i I .\t11rr.~ ( ommandt:r L'):-.,: 

\I\. ,.r.al l'ml!!,T.IJUJIC \chool 

JnJ1 ( flcaiur. I 1c111cnJnl l.ommandcr. us' ..\Jji.11<1 lnmuuor 

~I \. "•"·'I i'<»1gradua1c School 

Jeremy J Bruch. I icutcn;rnt Comnundcr. l.'~:'\ \c:nior lrhtrtKtor) 

.\I. l'hil.. C.unhnJge L'ni"c"i1y. Engl.ind 

Pc:lcr I ( 1111h. Profl~sur 

Ph. I l., .\1.l')\,11..h11,c..·1b ln .. urntc ofTechnologv 

( .. ul A. I l.1gl·r. <. umm;mdcr. lf'\~. A"i't.1nt Prc.;fe,sor 

Pcr111.1rll"nt ,\lillt•UY Prokssor 

l'h. [)., ;>;,1\'al l'm1gr.tdua1c School 

lt1n11ond l. I cc. Adjunlt Profo,,or 

· Ph.D., Pc1111'yh·.t11i;1 ~t.nt· L'ni\'cr,irr 

1\ndrcw ( ,\tullcc', .. hstKi.llc Profc,sor , 

Ph fl, (lid I )ominion U111n:r~1ry 

Lmil ·1 Pl·UurH.:in. ( ,omnunJcr. LlS'" (A\\l~t.un Prufo.,.,nr) 

Pl·rm.mcnl \lil1L1rr PrufC-. .. ur 

l'h D. "·".ii l'm1graduarc ..,chonl 

( t'dlv ( \1l·ppl'. ,\,,i,t.tnl Prot'(..·,,or 

J>h.I> l'nivcr,11vofl>cl;m.1re 
Hr tl n J Sri rr:~ l 1c:mcn ( ommandc l 'i:"\ C~1.utcr rntr J'- ,n 

M ). '-·"al l'mti;wlu.l!• '>dll>ul 

J.1tlll'\ B l.rnn.lh11l I 1l·u1~11.1m ( 0111111.mdC'r l \~ t\i:111or ln~lfU\.torJ 

\1 \. '\ ul l'mti;r•du '>Lhool 

\ !ad1dk I\ \\ ~1m1h •. I 1e111c mt ( r rnJu. l '' 

r \\"il'l.t.llU Proflo\,or) 

l'h I l , :\ 1\.11 l'mt •nJuatc \d1001 

~or I \Xoo<I\, I 1c:L1tcn • l "' <lrsrruL.torJ 

\, oo< I 

Phrics Department 

( la.1ir 

Jc rn R \ .inhn\ Prok\\or 

l'h I\ I), '•11\Cf\.ll\ 

,\"ol.1.ttt.: Ch.lir 

I d,,,.rd J 10 ~ < om11·J1utcr, l \ °' {r\~1 .t m Prolc.s..-.ot 

l't 111.mc:1 · \111 .1n Proks..-.ur 

p1, IJ ""' 111'< "gr d ,,h<>< I 

I ~ \l .. >Cn Proft.-\\Of 

(>I- J) l 111\t \ \ of ( ,_ \. lJ?.O 

< 1 n (, 81~ 't'P• '\L -" I~ uucto:i-

\ 1 \ '\.I\ Po' ,r.1du.11c \cl>c•ol 

Pc: u < 1 t\rc9t:ton I c: ... 11.1111 l''.\'.'\' (\l < r lrliUU1,..tor) 

\1 \, ( .111111r1dgc l 111\r·<.n 

Jc\\IC < t 1rn.in. ( ap 11n, l \~ 1 ·\· H\t 1111 ,roft"s~orJ 

P('rm.mcm \I tn Pm~ sor 

,I D HU\ ud !.. Ol\Cf\H' 

l lcn.i < ,ipc. su ~'lil\tJnl ,r>f_\.\Or 

nt-. D J\.cri.l ''ll UC' l t11\('!"\,r\ 

I· rnn' ll < or ell, Profc:\s' r 

l'h l l lnh ., I lopk . ., l nt\'Cr<th 

( h.ir "' \ I· dnltlnJ.>or l'rok-s.,or 

Ph .) l <Ion.Jo \t .el "r"" 

Ir< , \I I· ngk l''<>k "" 

I h Ll Pcnm\1' 1 '>tit< l nt\er>" 

lo. I' Fr d \ssm ·e l'rc• wr 

I h D ( .cltlwlic. l J'IJ\Cr~H\ of \1cnca 

c I\ I Kc \l.a{1 , \,\IMJnt Prof<. S\or 

l'h 1 > l' \~r)ll\ 11 f1111101s. l rh 1.1 < h.1mp.11g11 

'\:1d101.l~ J Ir ._"O. \ltd 1 011 (}1mr 

l'h I l • ( orndl l tm <'>ti• 

.. )Jn· I I fanln \,..c>(r:nc 1>rof \S1>r 

l'h l). I londJ ~Ilk l ~l\Crsll\ 

.llHC'\ R Huddle \ so1.1.11<.· fl, ,f_\sor 

Ph I>. ~on· ( 1n1l111a \1.t"'-' l \\.fSll\ 

I \11 I 111, I 11 utc: m ( 011m1J1Hkr. l '"R (\!.'.''Hor l•htrUltnr 

\!.'>. lni-, I lopk n l 1nt\cr<th 

I lchor \I l\.m, l'rc k'"" 

l'h I l l nt'cr"" , f \1 C!!oOl.rJ: 

ts lptcr f l\.C' lllf. , r ( omm de 

l'h t> l Ill\ c "'' "' C<" flJll.1' 

\furrl\ '\. l\.or .in Protc~'or 

Ph I) Bro,, 11 l 111\c:•\.t\ 

Jd re\ \ L.usC'n, ·hst urn Pmt \OJ 

i

1

h ll. l nan: \ 'ol ~l111n<.·so1.1 

J hcutl11rc ~I...< 1lu11, \'-4 c, \.s..\l\l Jnt >ro~C''M'r 

"" n Ilic ( Jt~ .. 1 .. l rmcl"ll\ of \mer LI 

K.- I \klllum, \,,..K 11< I rolcsso: 

Pl- ll l 111\l"f\ ., of ( 1

11 m.1 R1\C 'u.k 

fl ml I \ likulsk1, \,,1.;.111u rotu.~or 

l'i· I l. lnl· 1> I lnpk > l' t\Cl\111' 

\tcHn R \lontg,imc: \, h .\Ot. .1.tc Pn lc~or 

Pi-- D '- nl\crS1h 11 \rk..rns.1s 

( hr 'lnplu r \X MorgJn \." <t • l'n le"' r 

PJ. [) Ohto '•.tt< l ""' s , 

( ir I ~! ~~an \\so~ 1.uc P•ofn'<lf 

l'h ll. l 1 rncll l rmcrnl\ 

180 

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l'h I l .. \mer <dll LI' \ersm 

hmtopl er ll Ro<ttgc l tcut~n:•t, L\' •11',trll<tor) 

\1 \ ~·1m·c '·~ ol \t.nlJnd. ll•h -norc( ounl\ 

\I ,h.ad I '>hbmg.r. /amr• \\' tmd \/ary 1 Kimie.1T (hair 111 thr 

Plrysh~tl \<1r114,. 

pl )) l nt\cmn ot Rochntc• 

l..l\\ rcnL" I Ta ... kcrslc\ l>roft1:wr 

"" l) \tJnfor<l l tmcrs I\ 

Jurn11.1h J \\ athrn, I 1cu1 runt l '\:'\ 

.\!.\,, l'~l\·er"" ol ( Jlllbrtdge 

~ 1 \ ( \X mt.rsg 1 r ifcm>r 

)) I lul l ;- 'Cl"ll\ of ~1nu f ni:J.m<l 

brclt \X ( \\ 1l11Jl"S, 1 teutenJnl l'\:\, ln\lru<10' 

\1 \ '\J\J) I <t ,riduJtc \c ool 

Rrch•rJ A \\ 111 Ass 1 '" l'rul".\."'H 

f'h (l., 1-:cnt \111< l 111\C .... !} 

J.1mcs I I 1egler. \'as. mg Rcsear,h I'm lessor 

l'h I l 'Jlc l ""· rstt\' 

Division of Humanities and Social Sciences 

Director 

I un ( oloncl l \.\I( (\c c r I st ucw• 

, \.\I( ( nmma <l c! \t ~( nllcgc 

Dcput) Director 

1. mJndcr l \:'\ (\cmnr ln~trl3c...tor) 

~I ~ , :'\:.nJ.1 Pu~tl)r.11..lu.Hc \1i.hool 

\ 1 (I. \. l . \. I ·1cr<1a11onal L'- ,. 

.\1 \. '\.1ul \\ ir l •ii cge 

Economics Department 

Chair 

l\.m·r J lh1«frlder, l•rof""'1r 

I' I l l ,crsil\' o! \\ t><or>sm 

.\\\ol.iJIC Cha.Jr 

< 1fl.b' ' rr C. 1pra., t \;\ \l251e 1-nst uclc 

I cn1 ~•u \11lu Of) Profo.,or 

\I \ l nt\C> "\ ol \ trhtnl• \1 A .. H•" •d l ' 

Re, l\allmgcr, <'\<l1unC' lmtruwir 

\!.!\.,\., \mcrrun Lr \cr'11) 

\\'illa.m R Ho\\m,m, Pn Jcs.,or 

l'h. ll l 111wrs1t\ nl .\ t.n ~-:d 

Kun R Br d>. \,,.,,int l'rofnwr 

J'h.lJ. l'nt\C>. \of( 1J1forr 0J\I' 

I lerm D. Bro" n. ~b1or. L \\I( l'emor lnm .tori 

\1 I\ A. '\. '11 P mr,r ~ ;i1e \choo1 

\ 1.m I Burr·,hcr, I ll\ttll!:' hcd l ccrurc 

'I ll l nt\cmty .. t ,\1.mbnJ 

Hr('ru.l.m \I ( unr. .,gllJnt h . .-.o"IJlc Pr >tC'\.~H 

i'I> ll l oluml->1• l tllV<''"" 

D•rr 111 (,laser. A."'' l'rnlcsscr 

Ph D l nt\'Cr'll\ uf\X 1scc;um 

R c JeJn I\ ( oodmar> Pr 1fcs.\or 

I h [l \\ ,,h•,gtnn l ''"'" 

\ "ton.t \ l .rn·-,·c·J. Atlmrml \\'ti/ram J (rout Cht11T 111 /-conom1e1 

l'h ll .. l '"""'l ot ( 1l1fom J, l\erkcln 

\ la!'l,ll.1 ' l I kmmctcr. \d unct Instructor 

Ph ll l nl\cnm nl ( 1l•tnrn1•. ,)J,,, 

Roi;c l l I mlc l'rolnsor 

Ph I l • l 111\C'S \ ot Houmr 

h nk \ k Don;ild. \ 1\11 ~-: As.m11m Pml< """ 

Ph.D. <1corgcl0\\fl l -- \('OH) 
\k 'Ida C \11llcr. \\.ml.ml l'rnb""' 

I'~ I l. l rll\c . 'of \I c•w:;ir 

ll\~111 A lh,_~oou, l 1cmc mt l \~ (Irntruc•ur 

\I II ,\., \1 \ l.irp l nl\crs111 

\hmcd RJhm Am<1 !'roles" 

l'h I> l n"·""' ol ( Jlif .. rn1a I >.ms "aul \ Rol\ lo" ., ( Jpwn. l \ \ll ln,1rncror 

\1 \ l fllH \II) nf llJh <>r• 

P.a.rr c J \I 'it.. .__..,111 Ai-'!tOt..1.lh.' l'rok~u 

l'h I> hll1.111.1 l - """' ~uhcrmc \ '-In h. ,\,..,1st 111t l'rolc"-\Or 

Pl· [) f>uk. l 11\cml) 

\g111csl~~J \1rult .. ''xi, \'1\:u11g As.M\t.1nr Profc:s\or 

1'1· I> l """"I\ ol \\ """' l'olanJ 

Kurtl'• J "mope ;\vKl1 IJtc l'rnlcv,or 

l'h.l> .. lndi.111.1 l '111\'l'l\il\ 

\nhur Ro\,111 \\'hu.1h·r, .-\Jjunll ·\,,o\.i.ttc Prolc'.'1\or 

Ph.ll l "111n.·r,1t) ol l'("flll\Vlv.rni.1 

I homa.\ r\. / 1k. ,\\\Oll.UC PrnfC.•\\Ot 

)'(• () \''"ldnhih l 111\'Cf<llV 

English Depa rtment 

Chair 

>n l.t.-nd .. l' .. 11 ... ~ir 

Ph l - \'\;r"11' of l'l*nnsvl\.1111.1 

A.\~ntiau: \h.iir 

-\ '\Jim.as. I 1cutt• .... _nt. l ';;;:'\ ~t.1 ... 1er I 'Ot lh.:ror 

\I" \1 J. hn• ( 01'q~c 

\111..hdlr I Allen, ·\,"'o'-1.Ut' ·>r 1fc:s..\or 

l'h I> • l "'""'!' oi \ g ~.111'"' I' \r n hnut Prufc~ ... or 

l'h (), l I' \Cr>ltl oJ \ <J;ml.1 

( h '!llllllC ~ lbth I 1· hlh' t\d1um .. 1 lm.tr111 tor 

II. \ \\ """'t:"'" ( ollcgc 

J11h11 .-\. Bc"-km.111, ·\-.,ou.nt.· Prnfc..·~or 

J>h I l .• l 111\t..'CSll\ of ( Jlifnr111.t, l )J\ 

'\t: I I). lkrm.111, Proicssor 

l'h I l, ( >h10 \111<' l ni•·cr\11\ 

\l.ulcnc..· < l\u1\\ Ill' ·\~'4:1t. ,.11c: !•rt1l~:\,ur 

Ph I), l\ro\\11l111i\'Cf\ll\ 

\\ 11li:n11 '\. Bu,hndl I 1 t .0111111a11t.lcr. l 1'\'.\. 1,\f.t..,1c..·r ln'ltrut:1orJ 

\I •\ l '"""""' ol llhmlc lll.1nd l uri C ·h.1m.c \d1unu -\b1\1 mt Jn..,uudnr 

\I.A ~lt.'l~oll l -1\dSH\ 

P.nru..:k \t ( 11.lpm.. I teuccna .... ~. l \~ tf P,tru1..tor1 

II\ l ~ '\J1 II \cJ•'c m 

H. lcmplr ( one hw·~r UH Profc.."!.\Of 

Ph.ll .. l .. \Cf\11\ ol \\'1c;con\ln, \1.1Ji;;e1n 

(hr >tnphcr I· C rrnc I 1 ( 1mm.111d..r. l'\'R A~,1. l'rotCs\OTJ 

Ph n ( .. 1.thl•ll\.. l 111\C .t\ of Anu:m.1 

\-n I l)c,"'iurcrnh, I 1cu1c:nam L "'I~ (1nstrut.. or 

\t 1\. l co:~c; \t \C1n l fll\'CT\lt\ 

\nth. \ t U•<" I lr1.·\\ Pr •I \.\OT 

Ph.I) ( ll,11• \1.11c: l rll\c.:T\I{\ 

I rc.·d \ 1 I elrO\\ Prnlc\sur 

!'Ii. I) l nl\'c"'Jl\' ol :\ch1.t.,k.l 

L\ru'"e l 1 lrmm~. Prnks\<>r 

l'h I l, \ rndcrh1h l ,l\,rsll\ 

I lcrhn1 t 1illil.111d, )I, PrufC\\or 

l'h I), l 111\t.r~ll\' of l lorui.l 

< .md.1 ... r I. I lill. 1\d1um.t l11-.um.1nr 

\l ·\, Ilic ( nholii. l 'nin·rsuynl ·\ml·ri1.~l 

(1>hn \I l lill. !'rule"'" 

Pl l l l 1nl\C:r:lill\ ol \\ i1Sh111g1tH1 

~t.H, () f lcl\\l.mJ, .\ .. -.cKJatc f1rufc\1r;cir 

Ph.D. l nl\c' ·i ol :-.l.1nl.111d 

lohn I· llu~<n. I 1c111c ml ( 0111111.1ndcr l'S:--..R (.\tmcr h1>1 I 

\I \. \\J,: ":1011 < olkt:< 

I 1lc\: J lol•n\ll n ·\,,01.1.Hc ProlC.\'!'oOr 

l'h I l , l nl\C"lll ol \ ·hi•.ti;o 

Rnn.1IJ \t ~\'hos, ·\lljurn;11h-.i,um Prnfc..,-.or 

l'h. [I . l 111\crs111 ol .\I.Ir\ l.md 

.\ IJrk I) I u '>ec ( ummarnJc~. l "'I~ ( ·\!1.-.t.Sl.llH Profc,-.orl 

l

1

\:rn1 .... m ~111it "" Pnltc:..,..or 

l'h I> .. l • """" ol \\ ashmgron 

\' r "It r P I oggm~. t\d1unct A'.\l~Unt Protcssor 

l'h I), Purdut: l 1

111\C:f'.\lt\' 

'l'lu \ \ 1.1u·, Profos'.\or 

Ph I l Pcnnwh.rn .1 \cue l ni\'cr..,in· 

R(•hen 1) \l.1dho1t. Protl.--...,or 

Ph P. '=orth\\c.·.s1ern Lni\cr~in· 

\1.uk II \k\\'1lli.11m. \'""'·"c l'rolc"or 

Ph.l ). Lrn1\'t.'l'll\' of \'irgini.1 

Ch"'iophn ( .. \lillcr I 1ctt1«l1.11\1, l '.>~ (ln"ruuorl 

,\I A .. t\uhurn l1111vcr:-.iry 

I , 11<1"1\· \I. :-:cl""'· l .1p1.t111: l '\,\It.. tln,1ruuor) 

\1 ·\. lhc: c .11hul1l. l'nin.·r .. 1r\' of Amcru.:~1 

l h.irlcs I. NoLm. Jr • l'roli:'"" · 

Ph.D. l't.·onwl\ 1111.1 '\1.Ht.' L

0

ni\'cr..,i1y 

r1111u1l1\' I)_ <) Bnt.·n, Profr.:,,nr 

Pli'.1 )., l ·nhc,.-r,lt\' of ( .tlifornu. \ant.I l:\Jrb.tra 

,\l11i."had P Parkn Protl·,.,or 

l'h.ll. Y.1k· lilll\'O."t\ 

Jcrerr .. l '.'\ P~t~r.,c:n. l 1rutcr·.rnr, L"i'.'\ ln\tructor) 

\I.\. l'n1vn' •y ol .\l.inlinJ 

llwm .. ~ J "h.ltf~r. hs<c .ltt' PrntC-.~r 

l'h Jl, ).1k lnlh'.UI 

\\'cnJ1 I \hckJJr, \d1un, lnmu.:tor 

~I\. lCx.1> \,<,:.\I l'nivcr<i<Y 

Br.mdor \oulc, I 1t.•ute11.rnt U\:'\. (Senior ln,trucror, 

~t \ .• ( .u 1oli'" l'mver ... il) 

\. ·1u1 ... 1\ l \t 1nl.tkl". """o'- .He l'rofn .. or 

l;h I> .. llh111 S1.11c l'ni,«rsil\ 

I >c:nni..; I' )oung. r\djun1...1 1\_..,,i\1.1rH Profc..,.,or 

Ph l )_ l'111v«."r,it\' oJ low.1 

l ).n·id \\ hitc..". Proks\or 

Ph J)_ lnt.i1a11.1 l'nivc:rsiry 

History Department 

Chair 

llid1.trJ I' \hcl" Prok"'" 

Ph.l >. ( olu111h1.1 l "niva,irv 

t\\\Otiollc Chair 

lhnm.1 I Rohcn:-.011, ( omnunJcr, l'\' i (n,tnu ... tor} 

\l.1\. (11..ore,..:W\\ll l "nivcro,11\· 

P.urn .. k ~I A1h;r11n. ( curcn.rnL US:\ ,ln~trm .. tor 

\1 \. Amt.'TI\.. 111 l n \'('r1r;itY 

H Hkn J l\cllcno11, \\Sl\t.HU llrofr·,.;or 

Ph.D., (hford l nl\'Cr'\1(\' 

· ori I Hogle r\\,OC1 re: l'rolt."·•'-OT 

Ph. I) . L" 111\'CCSlt\ ol i\rkan\ol\ 

1l.mc1 I llrnl'""''I. \ Jplam US~lt (ln,iruuorl 

,\1.~... I ondcu' '\1..hool of l·\..onomiu; & Poli1ical '\\.il·J1lC 

I hnrl.l\ I H1c11n.111. Prnto ... or 

l'h I) , _John') f lopk111' l"nivcr ... 11\' 

( 1 I hom;t" Hurgc!I.,, A.\:-.J\l.llit Protl·''or 

Ph.)), lnd1;m.1 l 'ni\'c:r~it\ 

John A. ( .mtlwn. I 1c11tl·n.1nt \'S:-\ On')truuor) 

~t..·\., Amr:ric.;.111 l 'nivc:Piitv 

I )uk ('ho. ( .0111111.llllkr. IU >!-;:\; (l"'irllwir) 

l'h IJ . ( >hio \1.11c l 'nivcr,irv 

1'111 II" ( ulh.m1. 1'1ok"'" 

l'h.ll '\1~t1c.;• l "t1in·r-.11r of "\c:\\ Y(Hk, Rulf.tlo 

\l.1r\' ·\_ lk('rnli ... i), Prt1IC~or 

l'l,,IJ \.111dcrhih l 11"c"11r 

\l.uk \\ I ln·1<. \l.11•ir l'\,\I( (111mu'""' 

~I \. ~.1v.11 l'n~tgr.1duJt\: "'idlnol 

181 
:--.:.mcy \X'. Lllcnhcrgcr. l'rotessor 

l'h.11 .. L111vc""Y nl ( lrcg•m 

( r.11p. C h:Jkcr, ( :omnMndc:r, l S~ (,\,,1,t.lllt J>rofc..,,sor) 

l'cr111.1nl'lll t\1ili1.1ry i•rofr.\"'i(H 

l'h. I l., I lukc L'n1vcrmv 

Jnhn \t hcpn.11111. <.om111.1n<ln. US!\ {r\"ist.1111 l'rofo .. "ir) 

Ptrm.111l'l11 M1li1.irv Profc.·vim 

l'h.n., l:n1vcrsi1y of( h1<.1gn 

j,111l' I'. ( ;uoJ. 1h\nc.iatc Prnfc.:,,m 

Ph.I>., r\mcri1...1n Univc~in· 

c; \nJrrn 11 c;ordon, Cl1,, ,,f ·5- /Jw111g111,/1rtl U,,ur 

Ph.D .. Kong' l.ollcgc l.on<lon 

.\Luk R. Jl.1gcro11. ( .apt.1111 U\'.\ '.-\5'1,t.1nt l'rol<.,;,or) 

J,,·rm.mcn1 ,\1ilit.U\' Profo..,,"ir 

l'h.I l., linivcr,in· ~I \J,1Tvl.111J 

J. ''-mt 11.umon, Av.1 ... wnt Prnfo,,or 

l'h.n., ( :ullcgc of\X'ill1a111 .111<l \!arr 

heJeoick ~. I l.uroJ, Professor 

Ph. 11 .. Nnnhwc!l1c:rn l 'nivt·r-.. 11y 

\\~tvnc J l,ieh ;\,,i,1.1nr Profi:,,or 

Ph. I>., l ;mvcr\lt) of\ 'itl!in1.1 

~ l.m ... ui l) fntH.''• A_..,,:r.is1.int Prof~· .. ·wr 

l'h.D, \.1lc l nl\·c"'t)' 

\l.11c..· 1 lnhrl' .. un, l ic.:utcn.1111 t omm.rnJcr l'\~ (ln\tructor) 

,\Lr\. l '111\'t."f\ily uf lcx.1'i, \,m Anmnin 

I ~111r.1 C. 1-\.tmoil". Assbunt Profc.:"or 

Ph.D .. \X"illo.un and ~I.or· l.'nive"i1r 

Rohen \V I on-. Ir.. Profc"or 

l'h.ll .. L"niv.-r"n· of( alili>rni.1, ll.1Vi> 

Virgi111;1 \\', l.um~ford, .-\ssnl:i.tte Pmfc.:\,Of 

l'h n., I l.uvar<l Universu,-

Jdfrt.'\' R .. \1.n.ri,, C ommanJcr: l ''.\. 1A.,,i,1.un ProfC,sorl 

i1anunc:11t \l1l11an Prnfcssltf 

l'h. ll, Juhn' Hopkins L 1\1\crrny 

I >.1nid \ 1 . .\ Ltstn ... on Profc~-.ur 

Ph. ll., .\li<h1g.rn ~1.11e F1mc"'I\ 

(.uni\. \btthr'"· Adjunc.:t r\,,j.,1.m1 Prnlc:,,or 

l'h.ll .. Lnivc"ity of h..1n'·" 

\\'illwn \I. \!<Bride, Prat<'"" 

l'h.D .. lnhns I lupkin' Univcr,uv 

I ho ma' ,\ 1. f\ h.C arthv. :\.\\Oti.llt." l'rnkv'lor 

l'h.ll, ,,,le l'n1~crmr 

f\..11lll·rinl" 11. ~d ... 011, AJj;1nc1 PrnfCs,or 

Ph.D, \nn:m.:.m Lnin·r,in 

o\.uon It ( l'l onndl A-,.si'.l".t.Hll Prnt~v'lur 

l'h Jl., Y.1k· L nivcr'i"" 

Jn1gc A ( lrm, Dr. l.eo A. \'hijrm, /Jwmgrm/,,.,/ Proj;·,,or 111 i\:mrl .md 

\fr/111111· llrsrory• 

Ph.11, 'i.11111 Andre\\'' UniH"l'>ll\ \c..ntl.mJ 

·\nnl' I. <~u.ut;u.1m. Profc.,,OJ 

Ph.1) .. l'nin·rsin· ofC.1liforni.1, Io., Angdl'' 

I ).md I' l'eclcr. l'rof~;;,or 

Ph.D .. l 'nivt.·r ... it\" of\\'i\t.:1H1\in, ,\1.1Ji,on 

i l't.' f\.. Pl·11111ngrn11 ... \s.,i_o;1ani ProfC.....,or 

l'h. 11 .. l1r.111Jei• Lniwr''" 

Annt.· T (~u.1rtar;1ro. Prof~....,,nr 

Ph.1)., l 'nivcr5tl~ of l '"~1lilurn1.1, l.cl"i \n~t..·lc, 

D.unnn J. Rickett!-, Lic::uccn.1111, L \'.\:', fno;tructor 

,\1.,\. Amcru...in Lnin:r~it~ 

llti.u1 ,\ R""· \hjnr. l.;S\I( (111\lruciorl 

,\1.r\. ~l.nqucm: Univcr,itv 

R1ch.11<l A. R111h, -\"isiant l'rofr"nr 

l'h ll., C ·orncll Lnivct,itv 

John r. S.rndt.·r,, Proh.·ssor 

l'h.D., \1.111ford Lniver'm 

.\I.irk,\ l.Kvn, r\djun({ :\o;..,i,t.;111 Prolc:"or 

l'h.ll .. l'mvcr"'Y of .\br\l.1ml 

I rnt.·'t \. I utkt'r. ProfC\.,or 

l'h ll .. l n•vcr"'y of Chi<·'!:'' 

182 

Brian S. \',rnlk\brk. Amstant l'rofn><>r 

Ph.D .. L:'nivcrsi1y of C.iliforni.1. L<» .\ngclci. 

DonalJ I \Xall.1<c. A>mt.1111 Profc.,,sor 

Ph. ll .. Cnivcrrny nf C.ilifomia. San Diego 

Rich.ir<l H. Werking, Profc-,or 

Ph.D .. l11m·cr>11y nf \X'i<comm 

Brnnnon \\'heeler. Prof(•"or 

Ph.D .. l 111\"Cr\llY of ( hic.1go 

.\l.10chun Yu. Profc-,or 

Ph [) l.:111vcrnt\' of ( alifornta. Bcrkdc:-· 

Language Studies Department 

C hair 

·\udre~ P (,JLJUlll, Pmks~or 

Ph D .. Y.1lc l ni,·c"ity 

Associate Ch.1ir 

( :hristian JolMnn ... cn I .icutenant Commandt:r. Gcrnun '.\.avy 

\I.A. Hd111111 'id11ni<l1 L'ni"cr<iry, L'nivcri\ly of t;cm1an h:dcral For= 

\hinobu Anzai. :\.\..'i'um ProlCssor 

Ph.D .. Amertc.Jn Crnvcr,itv 

Ruben D. B.111ti,1a. Lieutenant.. \l.xian :'\awUmtruLtorl 

BS lkm1<.1 hcuda :-;,,.,) clc \lcxoco 

Hezi Y. Bro,h, \'i,i1in~ t\s'l.o<.:ia£e Professor 

Ph.D .. lol Avi' L.:nivef\in 

Llaris.sa C Run. /b..,lsr.1m Pr~tCs!ior 

Ph.D .. l'ni'w'i!)' of Chic.1go 

Changkuo C:hcn. :\Jju11<1 lnslfucmr 

\I S., L.:nivef\111· of" "'ouri 

Joan r < :hcvalicr. '~'i"a111 Professor 

Ph[), Un1vc"m· of( .:11iforn1a. Berkdc"\' 

Ana ComraJ~. A~'iHant Prot(~sor 

Ph.D .. Ph.D. fulane Unl\·ersic,-

E.lcna D. Corhc11. f lmtructor) 

.\t.A .. L·ni'c"ity of ( :hirngo 

Phillip Dnhh,·rluhl. C.iptain. CSAF 

.\l.Fng .• l'nl\·c"''Y uf\\ ''Ll111'in 

Ana E.ch.1v.mi-lla1lcy, r\Jjun<t lnstruc1or 

:\I.:\., Cornell C111vcr\llV 

Jane C. E.lkm .. ·\J1unc1 lmtr~cmr 

\I.I <\ .. Southern Connc'Cricm Srate Lni,·cf\it) D.I I. hend1 Program 

'>.tl\\"J ;\ El~cb.1k ;\J111nc1 A''1stJnt Protc-sor 

Ph.n.:unl\·c"111· of l onncaicut School of :\lcdtc ne 

\\ illiam II. Flcteher :.\"odatc ProfC..or 

Ph. 0., Lorndl l n1vc""" 

Clcmcn1i11e G. !-:. Fujimur.1, Profc"or 

Ph.D .. Univef\ity of ( :hicago 

Todd S. C.mh. 1h><J<iatc Prof<~or 

Ph.£> .. Jnhn I lopki"' l:niversoty 

~.I'" \I. (,i1111orc. Profc"'"' 

Ph.D .. Pcnn,yl\';mi;\ \t;tte Uni\'c:rsity 

'\viva.in t.;u.m.Lt. ProtC ... 'J,clf 

Ph.D., l'rti\'C'r ... it\' uf\\.1,hing-ton 

Jo~eph J c\,,.lfJ, A!i'<~IJtC Profos.~or 

Ph.D .. l 'ni\crnf\ ot IA>ndon 

,\ lichad (" I l.1lb1g. Prolc"or 

Ph.D .. Y.1lc l"nivcr,ity 

\\'cn1e Hu. ,.\..,...j..,1.101 ProfC,,or 

l'h.ll .. Ohio 'itatc l'1m<Nin· 

Lli1"1bc1h .\I h.11111mn. ProlC"or' 

Ph.D .. linivc-rs11\' of Pt"1Uls\·lva.nia 

~hu· .\lei 1-:u. AJjun<; Jn,1r11t10.r 

\l.S .. lohn' I lopkin' l!n,.·eMI}" 

Therese: .\krcJuh, A<ljum .. t t\ .... ,i,tanf ProtC"or 

Ph.D .. l lni\'cr,11v of ~Jn''· Fr.mce 

Ca1hcr111c ll'°C'il, A"1'tJnt Profn,or 

Ph. 11. Uni,·e"in· of Chiugo 
Jou~hne ~1 ( h\•t'n\, \cninr l.cc.tur<:r 

ill.:\, f \Ctcr l'111•cr"11, I n1:l.111J 

( hu.: ~t P,uk. A1i .. ot:.1;11c J>rofc.:,..,c;r 

l'h IJ .. L:111vl'P"i1v of \uud1l·rn C .1lilornia 

\1h.: .i \1 l't·.ut, A .. s:'>t.lllt Profl:,.,or 

Pit.I) kx .. 1' lnh l'nl\cf'!ill\ 

( ,

1

.1.l1\, .\1 Rivc.:r~ I .. 1'-,l..1b. f'rntl·,,or 

Ph.ll .. l 111\·c.:r.,lf\ of f'c:nnfovh.una 

\.111.u ;\1. ~.uh·k. ,h.,ht.tnt Prok~ .. or 

l'h. IJ .. Z lJ:.111!: L'lllH'Nl)o Lg,1·1>1 

Pc.rl.1 It \~,·.un-1 knr). t\0,,.-.01.i.11<.· PruJC.,,nr 

Douor of ;\r1.-... \i.ut· l nivc.:r .. uy o f :"c\\' York. Alh;my 

Rudm.1 \hen ( rl'~pc:n, .\....;,1,1.1111 Profc.,...-,.nr 

PhJ )., l r'il\'e,·r-~H\ of{_ hc:gon 

\J\Sjt.l ( 1. \1J1kou. \\•ta,t.llll Prnfo.,,or 

Ph.D. Pc.·1111..,yl••.mi.1 ~taa.· l ninr.,lt\ 

llnh\:'rl ). \tone. \_,,(u.uH: Prof<..~ .. or 

Ph l )_ Untvt·f'iU)' ni '[(:x.t..,, All-!'!Un 

\ndrc..·.1 "toH·r, l Jpt.1in, L \ \l.mnt· Corp' UnstnKtod 

I\. \ , 11.tn .ml L llt\'<"111' 

\hJron D \'oro,, l

1 rok.,,or 

Ph. f) , l .ulumbi• Lm•·ct<it1· 

I .111!-~·t1.1n )uJn, \:o.i,1.,t.tnt f>mfc.,wr 

[ J. [), ll:rnpl~ Lni""'"')' 

knrw /hijic \\.mg. -hMKl.llt: Profc~\nr 

l'h I) , l """"""of I )d.rn .tr< 

l rilJ I /immt·rm.m:St.1hrr. -\s,i,t.tnt Prnll·\~or 

Ph.D L'mvc.·r,it\' ofH.tw.aii .u .\Lrnu.1 

Political Science Department 

Chair 

Ho1..,c.: I- .\ 1 alonc:, Prolc~\or 

Ph.D. ·\mc:ri1...m l niYCf"-it} 

Associate Chair 

Run·\ Berke Licutt:n.111t Lumm.m<lc:r l ~'.": ,Sc.:mnr lns(rucrorl 

\I.~. lnu:m.llion.11 Rd.rnon.-... Trm ~tatc Univa.,icv 

,\I.'.'>. ( ,loh.,11 caJ<r,hip. l.lnin·rm\' ol San llicgu 

( IJudl." t .. tkruln:. l 1t·utcna111 { urnm:m<lcr, l..~'.\'. (r\d1und ln~rruuur) 

\L\, :'\orthc.L.,tcrn l nl\Cf\H)' 

"1k«11.tn'> Bi11tn1r.1\, t\S\l'-IJnt Prufe.,,or 

l'h.I) L lll"C"i'l ni" ( .1liforn1.1, llcrkcb 

llcbcuJ K. ( hJ\ c.: 1, -'''ou~trc Prol'i:.;.,or 

Ph.D. ~·n.111ford l nivc:rsit) 

( 'harh.~\ l ( 111.hrom. PrulC'.'>.,or 

l'h.ll. ll1l" L'ni1cr>in· 

\l.uk I ( ru.u11, \Jjunu ln,truuot 

\1. \ .. l nivcr..,uv nf~outhcrn C .1lifor111;.1, lo11 \ngclc~ 

\'\ ill11.: C ur11,, \,..,01..i.1tc Protc ... ~or 

Ph.I)., l nin·r,H\ uf I >dJ\\'.H{ 

'ung Dt·ng., Prok ,.,or 

Ph.l ),. L'nivc,;r'"'lf1 nf \rillHM 

\ llk1 I I ll\oll, \J1un.i IO\iruu"r 

I I) • l ni\c:r.,il\ ol \ irgima I .1w \i.:hnol 

lirc.·11JJ11 J Dohcrl\', ·\,,1.,1.1111 Pruk'\\Uf 

1'11 I.>. Unl\t;,,,,. nf< .tlih11ni.1, lkrkdcv 

\\ il11.1m (, l1uh\.1k t .. tptam. L"~~. (1\,-;man1 Prnfri;;o;.or) 

f'l'"lll.mc.·m \lil11ary Profc,.,or 

Ph I) .• \t.rnl(1rd l nivcr,i1y 

I lo\\ .1rd H I ri11 .. 1 .• ·\,,o<. l:tH: Profc,,or 

Ph l J • l ni\'c:r,il) of\ irgimJ 

'itcphcl' 1 h.uurn .. h, Prok"'nr 

Ph I). l 111\i.:r~ll\' ol \11nnc: .. nt.1 

( ,rcg_t; l, ( •. irbc.,1 ( 0111111.rndc:·r, L ~7' 'u.:111or Jn,1n1<.:tod 

\1.A. l 111\l'.Hll\' ot C ;ditorni.1 .H D.wi' 

lnhn I Ho\, l.1c:u1cn.1111. l:)'.\. (~t:nior 1v~rruuor) 

Ph n (u.;oq.~l"(CIWI) L ni\'tr .. ll\' 

( ,.tk· (\, ,\ l.utox . J~mfo.\or 

Ph.D .. L niH·r~it\' of\'irgini.1 

lu,un D ,\t1kol.n, I i~utcn.tn~. L'S~ (~cnior lnstruunr) 

\ 1. P.1\ .• \\'ou<lro\\ \\'jJ.,on .u Prt11!.;CIUll 

! l\:lcn I . Purkitt. Profr..,...nr 

Ph.L> .• rlll\Tf.S.il\' of\ouchcrn (_ .tlifurlll.l 

\nhur R. R.ichwalJ .. l'roli.:ssor 

Ph.D. Univi:r:-i1\ ol Calilornia. ~;111<;1 lhrh::ir~1 

l olrnn I Schall, I 1c111rnan1, L S0: (Senior lnmuuor) 

\l. -\. (Jt'Urgt·tm,·n Uni\'cr~1rr 

Frmin Sina nm i1. .. >\ "i~t.1111 Pmfcs~or 

Ph.D \vr.11 .. U'.\c L'nivc:rsin 

limoth) '>tr.1bbing. ( .1p1ain. LJ\'.\IC \cnior ln"ruuor) 

~ 1 A,< hfurJ L"n1vcrs1ty 

Rm.Inn· G, lomlin!.on Professor 

Pi1.D .. Lni"asin· of S0tnhcrn t .1liforn1.1 

I khnrah L \\'heeler. .\ssi"''"' l'rofe"nr 

l'h ll Lnivc1>i11 of Chic.1go 

S1cphc n [). \\ rage. l'rnlnsor • 

l'h.D Joh~s l lopkim Uni"crsit)· 

l'ri,dll.1 11. ,\1. Zuui l'rufr"or 

Ph.D. LT111va .. ny of'Il:x:1s., i\u\lin 

Division of ProfesionaJ Development 

Director 

\tcphrn ( !·"""" L.1p1.tin. L'~:--, 

,\IA. '""·'I \X'.u Lolkgc 

Dcpury Oirc<"tor 

Julie.'\. (,runwdl. I .ic11rcnan1 Cnm111,1ndcr. L'>:'\ 

\ t.\. L"ni\'t'r'.\in· of .\rk.1ns.a.'.\ 

N:i"al War College Liaison 

C.trnc.· \J Li"ings.ron L1cutcnam l.'~!\ (Jnslrucror) 

R.:\ .. \\'a'"'hingmn )ralc Univcrsin 

Professional Programs Department 

Chair 

( .r.ug A. Doxcv ( omm.rn<ler. L~1' Cln<tructor) 

\ 1 -\ . L '>. :--.a val \\'.ir College 

Deputy Chair 

I hom,1~ I· fTic,, Lit:ucc11.1m ( .omm1111dcr, L'SN 

1\.5., l.,.S Naval Au<lcmy 

,\lichad E RuJgc", :Vbjor L\MC (l'S,\I( '.>crv1cc :\"rgnmenis) 

\I.A , :-.:.1\':tl 1'0;1gr.1duarc 'ochnol 

Jmcph '\; CunJi110. I icutcnam. L'SN (Summer 1rainmg Budget Analn1 IX 1.oe,1>11cs Ollical 

11.S 't,.S. N.11'.11 i\c:tdcm)· 

l·mih· DuPom, I icutc:n:rnr. LJ\N tSumm<:r Tr.11111ngA.~">1s1.rnd 

·ll.S .. L;.s. '\;.w.11 Ac1dcm)' 

\X dl1am P I ewis, I icutcn.1111. U\"- \;\:.s1>1a111 Career lnfornl.llion Officer) 

Ll. \., L ~. '\a\'al A~a<lcmy 

Rohnr \ . Rmh. l.ieurcnant, L'"1" 

llS, ( .orndl Lni\'crsiry 

l.uli<> I Shc.1slc~', ( apt.tin, li'i:VI( (SLtm111c1 k1ining) 

H.S. J.1mt:' .tdi\Oll Cnivcr~iry 

<..1rrcmon I lll1gh1. l.icuten.rnt LS:\ 

B.S .. LS 'J,1\'.11 Ac1Jc1111· 

18.~ 
Seamanship and Navigation Department 

C hair 

( hri,wph,·r I l\1"l111dl ( .0111m.111dcr. L )!\, 

\I.'>. N.1v.d 1'11\lf:\r.1Ju.uc Sdwol 

,\ 1 \ l S. !\,,1• .ii \\'.ir ( .ollcgc 

fu.\ociatc C ha ir 

t>rhtndo ~. lh)Wfll<lll. I 1cuLl'n.1111 C..011111101ndc1, U~N (ln~Lnh..1nr) 

II.:\ .. l'nivc"i1r of .\Llrvland 

D.1viJ J ( 111cr.1ll. Ucu1rn.111t. ls:-.; 1 ln.rru.ior) 

IL\. H<hton l 'niH~n.itv 

\ 1.iuht.."\\' l < .urnc..·11 l icut<:n;111t l "\N (lnstruuor) 

.\I.I'/\!. l11d llm111111n11 Llnivu,i1y 

,\l.111hc\\ I ll.u1oli. I icutcn.1111 L'S:-.; (ln>trlll!IHI 

l\.S. l S :\,I\ .11 ·\<.1Jcmy 

I .orc:nto I )1.1lu. (. omnundcr, 11.tli.111 ="avv (Inst rut or} 

B.S., 11.11!.111 !\,,ival \odcmy 

Rich.irJ C htcl. l.1«1U«11.1tll, U\!\, (i"'mt<tur> 

fl.-\, \'irgtn1.1 :-.tilit.lt\" lm1i1111e 

'Hl"""\'c11 "\ . ( ;.111glcr, l 1cmcn~rn1 L'S~' (lnsuuuorJ 

I'\.~ .• l'c..·nnsyh·Jn1a '-lt.1tc: Uni,c..·r•dry 

I.in r\. l 1r.1,,o, l ic:u1l·1unt l.JSi'' (I 11\trUctor) 

B S., l '-· :-.:.1v.1I Ac.1demv 

l.1in I) I lu11.hin,, l 1cmc1unt <. nmmJnder. Ro\.11 ~:wy ,Jn,1n1Ltor, 

i'(, , llip, l'tll\'cmt) of l'lvmnuth, l!nit~d Kmg.dom 

Jdlr<1 l, J.111.1ro, CS(;(, (in'1rucwr) 

·ll.\., l' S. Co.ht (;u.ird .\c.1drn1y 

l·rK \ Kct\rr, l 1cutl·1J.lnt CommJlh.ir·r U\:'\ (liHtnh .. tor} 

\1.,\. ( 1l·orgl· \\ .. 1'jhin~ton L lll\Cr\itv 

Rohen I' 1'.rocgcr, l 1cU1l"n.t1H hl'lll.h 'avy (111,truuor) 

,\ l.S. lrench N.l\ .11 Ac.1drnl1 

( .1rnc \I l 1ving.ston I ieutcn.1111, l \'.\; dnstruuurl 

B. \ \'i'.1>hm~11 n \l.llc l •• 1c"m' 

( hn!>tophn l1 \1:Lurry, l.icutcn.mt i.JS:\ 'lnsuuuor) 

,\l.H.A .. fluk« l 1

111ve"m' 

Roh< II I· .\ kN~111.11;1. I icu1en.u11 L -,:-.. (in,tructod 

B \ .\,111 Dirge· '.\r re lrlll\ vr,H\ 

Iosh1hic.lc ~om.1, l 1l·u c.: iant ( omm.1nder 

j.1p.ttu:-s1.: \1.u111rm.: SdfDdl·1u.c Force (ln ... 1ru<.:tor) 

I~.\. !\,.11i11n.1I I kknsc ·\udnm 

( tlrC\ I l. ( >dom, l 11.·utcnant, l'\N {lnstru1..1orl 

H.'.'-1 .. l )Id Domimon Univcrsi1-, 

( .trio' \. l >tern. I i1.·utcn.1m, lJ\' (lnsrrut.ton 

\I I ,\I, OIJ [)111111111011 l

0

111\·cr,11\· 

Julio l . Pi.•rruu.1,\1.1d1.1Jo, Lku1c11.111t Comm.11ukr1 Rr.11il1an ,,\\"\' 

(ln"trm.torl 

II.:-.. llr.izili.111 :-.;,I\ .11 Ac.1drn1) 

lhnm." (, R.1!-1011, I icu1<·n.1111. L;:--:-.; (in,cruuor) 

l.ll, l 11tver,11\· ol \c\'tllc I .1w \chuol 

llr\'.111 \\ \chncid«r. I cc111enan1, L \ '-' Onmuctor) 

II S. LS ::-:.1\.J •\c.idcm' 

Jost·ph ll. \hcrrnan, l icut1.·n;tnt. L \N (ln:-.trui..wr) 

I\.~ .• J.Kbonvilll' l lnivcr~il\· 

l·Jw.m.11. "'l1t0

\\:tn, Ir .• l icutcn.11;1, Lt~' 'ln,trm.l<H) 

II ·\. L' i'T"i' ul \I irvbnJ 

Waterfront Readiness Department 

C h airma n 

lcrrv I' ( h.tpmon, ( \1111111.111dcr Ls:-., 

R ·\. Columhi.1 College 

Frie lhom.1', l.ieu1cn;1nt C:omm.111de1. U'iN 

B. S I x~cJ,i111 ( ollegc 

18·1 

Division of Officer Development 

OirecLor (Aeling) I· ri< \\ l'urJ" < n111111a11Clcr, uS!\, 

,\I )., :\.1v,1I i'<1'lgr.1dua1c School 

Ocparcment of Leadership, Echics and Law 

C h a ir 

\h.:phcn t. lrainor, Comm.andcr, LS~ 11\~s1-..tam ProtC1.osor) 

Pcrnunt·nt \tilii;irv l'rnfC.·~,or 

PhD. Lni"er>irY ol .\l.1rd.10d 

Associate Chairma n 

( :hmtophcr J I h 1c, :\"()( .He l'roiC""' 

Ph.D .. L'111··cf\it·. of .\1.t."a<hu«ll> 

As>is1an1 C hair 

(,reg R. 1 lli>on Commander, L,<;:-.; (,\1.1\t«r lmrruuor) 

\I S !\,,11iorul \\'ar C ollci;c 

,\I.irk 11 Ad.umhitk, Cap1.1i11, L \!\, :A"m.1111 Prok<\or) 

Pcrmanem \ 1 iliun Protc•.MH 

Ph.D. L'mvcr>m· of .\l.irvl.rnd 

Lisa .\1. l\crbw<h. Li~urcn 1111.C.nmmandcr, lJS:-: Onmuuor) 

B.S., L \. :-.:av.ii AwJrnn 

J.1m"' :\. ( .unphell. Captam, L1

S:--.: (Retired I 

Di>ringui,heJ :-. lilirar• P«>fc"or for OlliLer Dndopmenr 

\I.~-- bid Dommion l'nl\ersi!\' 

John\\'. Can«r, I 1cmcna111 ( nmm.i~dcr. Ls:--;, Rei. (.\fa,tcr lnmu<tor) 

l'h.D .. C.11hnlic Cni,·c"it)" of :\me11c.1 

PatriuJ J Conk, \'i\iting Av .. i'l.lant Profo\,or 

Ph.D .• l·mory Lnivcr.it)' 

Hu!\h R. Louch. <.aprain L \!\,, RerircJ \ \'1>i11ng. lmtruc<or) 

B.S.. U.S. ~.""al :\c,Jcmr 

1-.cnnerh D. Dcppisch. I icutcnant, USN (11mru<tor) 

l\.S. l'.S. :-.;.l\·.1! . .\cadcnn 

\\ 1lli.1m J. Dil ilippo. < :.iptam, L's:-.; Rei.. (AJjunct lnmuClor) 

.\l.S .. Salve R<-gina Colloi:c 

\mhom· P Dnr.111. Commander. L'S' I ·hmtani l'rofc"ur) 

p,)·.O l'niversiryof fhnford 

\11<h.1cl J. Eli.him. l.ieut<·nam CS!\, lm1rnc1or) 

11.S .. L \.~-"al A<adcm 

\'irgil \\ Frnt«r•, l.1cu1cn.im <.0111mander. cs:-.; (.\laMcr lmtru<tor) 

\I I'S. l ni\'cf'i!\· ol .\l.ir\'bnd 

~r<phcn (, ( •. uner LL Cumm~ndcr, J . .\(;(, U:O-N. (A.\\htant l'rotC:"or) 

J.D Rutger-. Lnivcr'.'iin 

I ),1\"id I. t,;1rrc~11 As.sociarc J>rotc:"''or 

Ph.D. St.ti<" L:ni"er>il\· of :-.:rn fork. l:lutfalo 

Jo,hu.1 (,innn. ( .1p1Jin L!\\ll \5:."1Jnt l'rofessor 

J .0 .. \\ ·"hmgron Unl\"Cf\lt\' 

l·.d".irJ C Crcclc\'. \lajur, U\\ll 'lmtru<tur) 

1:1. ·\ \\'.1'hing1on C:ollcg< 

Kc\'tn j. Han«,. CummanJ<r USN. R<ttrcd ,\f.m«r lmtrucror) 

l "~,\A ( iHHj 1 •r I U1>t111g11i5/.ed .\/1/JMry l'rofer or of l.eadmh1p 

\l.-\.1 O .. hetcher \<~0<11 of Li" and llipluma9· 

r>unJid H. Horner. Jr 

US1\A Clw of 1961 l'rojmor of I e,tdenh1p Ed1"'1/1011 

Ph.D., \1.111ford Uni"""''" 

\'i' lk1J )ohn,011 .. \>wclJ!c 1'11;f.,,....,, 

Ph. 0., hiller I hcolng1 •. 1I \cmtna') 

lhoma- K. I c-.1k. l.1. Comm.111Jcr, IA(;(. L ~:-.;. (,\""'·'°' Pmlc'"'r) 

J.D .. Uni""''it\' of Id.tho C:nll~c of l.t\\ 

l ,.t\HC:UlC A I 1..:nghcn:r, ,,-\~,od.uc Profo'.\~Or 

Ph.D .. St 111!~,.j lJnivcr'''' 

l.D, Y.1lc Uni\'erstt\' 

<,cc\'cn j.C :"-.l)'c''· l.ieut~n.1111 t.;~:-.; lln,tntctor) 

ll.A .. OIJ Dominion U111vc,...il\· 
\\Jrrm \ l'ctr lln ( •pt.1111 \1\( l \:-; ( \,, ''·'r J>mk"or 

Pl I J 'It Jnl "' l 1mcr.: n \111'1' 

\la.had P liuarg I 1c "rnJlll l \:-,; llrstruuor) 

II \ \ irg1ma l'uh tct.hntc.il l n ><NI) 

J.iwb \\ Rot"C .rd1 l 1<u1c11 -11 l \:\ t I •,truuor 

B. \ '\;'orr ,,._,t r l m\C 1.ion' 

\\ l.lm R Ruhd ( 1p1.1·n l '\'-: R<t 

(,mm1/ Roi.flt I lln"m l>utm.~u/Jhed ,\/r/11,,,, l'rojd5nr 111 

I r11lrr /,,/' ~11ul I tlru1 

\I\ '\,1\,11 J>u,.gr.ul11.11c \chm>I 

o\k\Jnd<r \ Rucker I •cu.cn.1111 l'\:-; ( \<mtant Prulc"or 

J IJ '\01 c lhmc \<hool ol I .m 

\li<h.1cl J \JunJcrs, I 1rn1<11.1111. l \;-., • lmiruuor 

II'· l s "-"·'I -\,,uk1•11· 

J).nlll ( \lh(1plcr l 1c1.1lcn.1n1 l'\'\.; (11,lr111..wr) 

I\\ Brown l nl\'U\11\ 

l"'cph I lhmn.I\, I 1e111<11.;111 ( ulond, L'S:-.tc Rc11red 

/,1i·t'(1<1t/ hmul)' l·m11u/.1111111 /J1J1111g1wlwl ,\/r{11,1ry l'rnjmor 

Ph.I)., ( 1corgc.· 7\1.1,on l nivc.:r,i1y 

\I.nth'"'\\' \\.dter<, I 1n11<n.llll LI\:-; Clmtru<t<>r) 

II\. l \. "·"·'I -\ .. td<"nw 

lo\ ~t \\ ukua, I 1um:n.1111, l "N tJn1,,tn11..lUr) 

II 'I l '- :-;,,,,1 \,.1dcn11 

( hmtnphc \1 \\ 11lwm. I 1 < 01• mJndcr. JACC. L·:-.:-.:,L-\""ta111 

)'rotC'S\tH) 

l.l> lnl\('CSU\ of lcx.11_i,\1..hcul,1f l l\\ 

John r• \\ 1111.lm\ \l.11or l'S\1( Rel. (\1.t,tcr lll\m1ctor 

\1 \ '\ ,l\ JI l'o't~r Jduatc °'' hool 

Honor Department 

l)t.pl.Jt' I >11t"~ltH 1,,, f l1inor, t )!Jiur I )c\clopmcn· 

Roruld J ~.uun, I 1culcn.111t ( nmm.mdcr l'\~ 

\I\ \,;,l,. ll Pu,tgr.ldU.Ul '11 .. hool 

I cgJI \dv1'or for I lonor 

C1cotln.:r ( i.lrnt.:r, I il'Ulc.:11.ltlt ( nr11111.1ndn. J:\C ~l us~ 

J I> .. Rutger. \,hnnl ol I .t\\ 

l lcmor I <.lu1...tt1un l )tfu .. i:r 

\lidtJcl I llcrg<. I in11cn.111r, L \'.'; 

11 \ , l .., :-\.w.11 1\"1dunr 

VADM James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical 

Leadership 

Dircc1or 

\ tm J \ tllt>. l olond, l'\.\1( R, (Rei.) 

\ t \ '.\.,1\ .1 1 Po't{!r:tdu.ue \l..hool 

Dcpul}' Director 

\r' 11111 I 1.t ol l \\ll 

}\.\. \ 11,,0l.rt \\ r..·,ccrn '.':lt.uc Unin:r.,.in· 

\luun ll.1kcr 

l'h.ll. \\.1111<" \1.nc Lmvcrnry 

1-.d ll.trft'll. lll,1<kn1 I cl low 

l'h.ll .. lttl\'ll'lt\' ol ( h1c.1go 

( lc.:mc.:nriru: htjimur.1. Prok,,ur, Rc!<iidc:nt h.:llov. 

l'h.D .. t:hicai;o L'nivcr1i11 

l li1.1ltcdt K. I lolntc,, ( .1111a111, L'S:\, <Ret.) 

l'h.I >. C .tliforni.t \chnol o( l'mfc'>ion.11 l'sl'dtolngy 

I 1t nl l>cwc1 lnrd.111. l'\\1(., Rc1idenr l·cllo" 

(\.\. l'n1tnl \t.ltc' '\Jv.il Academy 

( it:nr~c.· It I m .• 1,, Ir .• Profc,mr 

1>h.l) '°onh\\C.:\h:rn Ln1n·rsit\· 

Dnngl." \1.rnin, I I. U\:-\ . 

I\,\., l'mrcJ \t.1te1 '\.lval -\cadcm\' 

18~ 
Naval Atadcm} ~ailing 

Dirntor 

l oc .1ld 1 ! I\ c 1, ( 1 mr <1< l ., \; 

\I \ :'\.oval \\,or ( olk-•c • ~ \ " I l 

Dcpul) Dircllor, N.nal Ac.idem} S.1iling ,, ( ,, I U)\11.l l \,.lfo.~I. l._"I ·,,t 

\ :iL rsu.r ( hair I \.tic \ ( >tt·1,;cr 

k ., R \lc'·1 

I\ \. ~tu..h1g.m \1ncl 1

111\l"Ull\ 

l)m:c•nr ft~ ~l.111.1g(mt'nt J -'\<lmm1~uumn 

J.-111· \t P.Jln1e 

II.\. \lo.11111 l nl\cr<lll 

\1<phc11' Ruger<. I 1cu1cn.;n1 l \:'\ {lll\,'1on ! ltfoa 

II ' • l ' '" 11 \<•,Jenn Dire tor ( omma lt \cJn1 ...... l11p .rnd ~.I\ rat (111 Ir m111~ 

''lu.1Jron 

llJr c \I 1{11J;R (\'I l'\\;I{ 1Rr1 

II.' l '· '- ' 11 \< 1<lc1m 

lb11d I OJ'<t 1k \z I 1L11trn , l \ '- I lpcrnoum ( ltliL.r) 

II ' l \ '-.: ' 11 '\c 1dcnn 

Andrt'\\ \. l1u1st' I t('Utc m. l '' 11 J111mg ( )fltlcrllrH r ,, ,rl 

II.' L \ '-•• 11 \, 1dum 

\lci;.in I Ahr c .-own l '"' <l or,l'llt\ !1tf1<er irmrLL irJ 

II ' " 'i ' I\ 11 '\L idem\ 

llir.-1eor f<.i< c ~ail lrJrnmg 

I "'re L I \\ 1ll1Jtl'• I 1cu1c 11n1 l \N 

11 ' l \ '·"JI \,,1dcnl\ 

Head< o.i'-h, 1--tc~Tlt.l' l"r1.11c \ ·lmg 

John ' \ mdc cc 

II \ I Inf-.. 1 \All c 'l' 

A_, '' ( 0.11.h (mer :1 c~1.nc ' 

Jon \ '""r 

ll \. \1 \Ion'\ 'liege 

\\ 1111.1111 I I lu<lincr, I 1curcnJn1 ",;-.: (\ lpcra1 •• '!>!Tice 

ll' l \ :'\J•JI \cJdc:· \ 

lmcj>l-o. \lc< •<lllgan. l 1cu1c 1n1. l '' ,< lpc "rn• \ ltT1n 

II \ l ~ "·•' \cad<· , 

l lu1 .. wrhc.:1 ~t Pcrn I u.:mc uu L '-ii'. ( lpcr.H f'll'\ Otiu:rr 

' Na\'al Suppon Activit}> Annapolis 

( 0111111.rnding Offiur, N.l\.1l 'lUppor1 Aui,il) 

, .. '"' \\ '"' ( 'I I L'\\,; 

~I 'o. """~ ,\, r < ""'1;' 

lfi(, 
Professors fmcrici 1 JlJmc 1 1-n~mccmg 

11 1

1

u '"'u"" "'• •11.1>u\ 

( • f'upc Ark11a. (•.-nfcvor c~ Poln \. ll 'i1.-1c1u:r 

Pl I>. An11.:"h .. .1n l 111\'C'r~1r\ 

\'\ illlJm J. BJg..1n.1 II. Prnfc.,,or ol At·ro,p;1Lc h1gmn·ring 

l'h I> . .\lid11&111 ~Lile.> L1rn·crn1r 

ltoln:rt A Hl mlcr ..\\~O<.:l.llf: J>rofn,or of Poli11< .• 1l '.\lit°ll(C 

\tr\, l,nm:cton l'111vcr~H\' 

lhnm.i~ 1~1\ 11) ·\\S<~1:1rc l'roio)(.>f of Pol111l-. \c Cll(l' 

\t •\ t I .,.,, m.J \c."mm.uv f-nmu.J.u1on 

lholn.l.\ \\ lluilor, rrdc<so~ of ~lc..haruca. I ng. 'CCnn~ 

Ph. I> llro" l lll\'C•>rn· 

< 1CrdlJ 1

1 < .J.iamt:. Profrnor ol Ph\~IL'i 

l'h.I l. li.uv.mi l 111\·cr,ity 

lkrn.1rd 11 ( H\Hll Prok!t'or of .\c..•ro,p.lc..c.· I ng111c.·crin~ 

l'h.ll., l'e1111\\lv1111.1 ~r:uc Lni\'l'l''ll\ 

llr>i,~t·r I l. ( ompt111;, Pruk'-\Of of "·ff.ti 1\rdlllL"\.lllrr, ( )1..c~m '°' \ tuinc I nio:111<-.:rmg 

I lr. I· ngr l Jtlwhc L'm\'c~1tv of -\nu.•ric..1 

1.J" ud I < ook r\15ocmc ri.10 

I >r. I nio: Jnhm I lopk111' l nl\'C •.>· 

R 't.ccf.:C ( .ort."\, Ir l'rufN.,or of ( ·~ .. nwan 

Ph I>., l •\·crsn~· u! ( .tliforrtu, I >.1\'IS 

John P ( um min~. As~< <tJtc Prof~c md ·\\' .. ocaarc l ·bran· I )in:dor 

.\1 'i.I \_ ( 1tl'olil l'm,·crsH\' ul Amcrn .. J 

llru,, \I. I l.mdo,or A<.1Jcmit I krn 

Ph I> L' 11\·,·ni1\· of \X'1si..:un,m. Pl 

I llin11 I· I >ml,on. ,\.,,~od.;.uc Prol~·,,11r of ~ln.h.um:.tl l;nginccrmg 

\t \., l't·nn°'yl, rn1.1 '\'Jcc Lnin:r,11\, l

1 L 

lcrru1cc.: I· I h\ an Prof~.,or nl \X'c.lpnns & \r,tcm' ~-ngmccrmg 

Ph n L'nt\'Cf\ll'f of\\'nmung, 

Ru:h.m.f 1\ I' IO"" ProfC.S...'\Of 1nJ I ihr H\' D1n·l.tor 

~t \I 'i. \n.u.us.c" l'm,·cr-1H\" 

J lric I f4..JlanJ, l'rofc~\tU ot fc-onom11..s 

Ph I) L'mvcr,111· .,f ,\IJrvlanJ 

J.-imc' .\l (.elude~. \\,<.lCIJrc Prok~or o~ l'fwsu ... 11 l .dt11. .. .1uun 

H \ .. Pc.:nnS\"l\'.1m01 \1.uc Cnlver'>ll\ 

John ( >. ( 1cr1..·1111.l. l'rulc,~or of\ 1nh.1111l 11 Ln~incl:ring 

l'h.l) .. (,c.:orgL·\X.:v .. hington L11in·r,i1y 

fo\Cph I). ( 1ilkd.1111, Jr ProtC .... ;,or of .\kd1.1111(.d I n~inccrin~ 

Ph.I l. l'm\'c.'rSHY of\'1rgi111;1 

hank I. ( H. ti ,h:i.OllJ(C' l>rofr~,or ol ( h("ntl.'iln 

\ \I \lon1dair \1 uc Collci:• 

'lob<rl \ <.r "~er, Prol<">sorof.\lcch•ruu! Eng1'1c«mg 

l'la I> l 111\'c"• ,.,. of \!Jn-land 

< .r .. •._,,, I>. ( 1m~1..hc. Protc:,-.sor of Ph\~IL\ 

l'h l) , ( .tt holil. l fll\'crsll) ol r\mem ... 1 

i-..l.·11111.:ih I I I 1gan. Prol~-.... or ol 111\tCH) .111d ,\lu.,l·um Dircoor 

Ph. l l., ( l.1rc.·mont ( 1r;lJuJrc \lllllol 

H.uh.1rJ 11.u ti. l'roli,; ... ,or of Politil..11 'u.1c.·111..c 

Ph.I> .• ~orth\\l""!.lcrn l ni\crSH\' 

P ·r Lk I{ 11.ur \OU, Profc.,,nr of( ornpUlcr ~CJC'lllC 

l'h I), l :1 \'CPm\· ~11 lcnnc.·,,cc 

I h: n ~ r 111"'-\0llo l'n' fc\~Or ·it ,\let.h.mll.11 I ni.'lllC'nlllg 

l'h l l, l •·cr<m ol \IJrv!Jn<I. I'!· 

lohn I· H1,!· man, Proh:\.,1•r ot ( )'-c.rnogr.1ph\ 

I h.I l Join" I lopk1"' l nl\-cr,11\· I' I· 

lohn \\ H111 on, l'rolcw>r ol l l1<tor\' 

l'h D l "ll'<ml\· of l'i1nhuri;h 

Philip ..... J.uun Prnk\\or of l ngll\h 

l'h.I l l '111\·c.·r.;1cv of \1.lrvLtnd 

.\1i1..h.1rl J.hJl\:r~on, Prnfc\:'inr of I n1?,l1\h 

Pl I l ( 1corgct11wn l n•v1:nnr 

Hrulc lol·., .. on, Prc1ic'\sor of '.\.1\.1.J ·\rdutnturc and { )t.l'Jn I ng1n1..·c.·nng 

l'li I l l'wJuc l 111\·c..,.,rr 

11,, d l· Juhmon Pr< lc!l•< r uf I cJdcrsl11p. I 1 '' .mJ I.a" 

1'11. I l. l 111H' "I\ of low• 

I ''" ml Kouh, k l'•of~r of ( lw • "" 

Ph I). Bro\\·~ l'm\Cf\lt\ 

I\. ir .\. !mb. Prolc~\or .md \c hie-nu. 1 )e:m 

I lr :'I• · l lxford l m\'crsnv l· ni:l.m.! 

R< hen I •.• nha1r .\'-.o'-IJIC Profc,:-;or". ~.1\',tl \\"Slc:'111:'i l·.n~mtcr 0 .\I ·\., l \Crnl\ of \ l.m I.and 

l ~l \\ I .. awn.: ll• Protc .. :i;or of Plw .. 11...11 1-JulJlloH 

.\l..S .. Spr111ghcld ( nllq;c 

All.111 H. l.dlnwi11 .. Pu.ifn..,01 of h1~ll'~h 

1'11 I l. Ho\tol1 t ·niva,i1\· 

\ 1111..l·nt I I .op.1nlo, Prof~,sor ol .\kd1.1nic.1l I· n!:!inc.·ennH 

,,1-- I l ( uhulil l 111 \'i..·rs11\, PI 

l'l11lip R. \l.ml1.11l, !'rotes"" o! !fotu•i 

>h [) l Ol\l'f\ •\ ol l'cnn,,·han _ 

R1l.hard :_ \I ·nm, Profc.."\sor of l·lcur1LJI &:. ( .01-rptH r I n~mcc"mg 

Ph I>. l'navcrs ".of \l.1n-l.rnJ l~J 

RilharJ D. ~larl111..·lt. .Proll-\"or ot Al·ro,p.1u: Fnginl'cring 

Ph I l. Pcnnwh-.mi.1 "'t.lli: l 'nivc:r.\itY 

\liL:h.1d F i\ k( nrrnit.1 Prnkv .. nr of N,,,,J] ·\n:hitcc..ttul' & ( >lr.m I ngincc.·ring 

Ph.n . < .11h0Ji, l'nin·1,i11' uf \mrn<.1. Pl· 

Ph II .rnd \, J) Tr ni11 C .nllcge. Duhlin 

l·r,rnk l .\liller. Prokssor nl PIH''-iL:.\ 

J>f-, ll. ( lkl.1'10111.1 l'mvcr,11\· 

( harlc" I \loon.· l'rofc\.,or of \i.uhcmJ.[11.:S 

PhD. l naw,,.1[) of .\l.1ryl.nd 

( lair I· ~lurrh, Jr-. Proll"\,or of h.onomK-' 

Ph I). l .lll\"Cf\lf\ ol \\ ISlfHl.\111 

I· u~cnc.· P ~ lus'- 1. J»rc,fl·,.,or of Pfw,iL:.\ 

~ Ph D .. l "rn"cr,irr of\ crn10nt 

\\alter ( .. \h-l.1nJcr Ill, l'rok'""' ol ;\ l.11hc111.1t1<> 

Ph.D. ~t;1nl(Hd l ni"n'H)' 

l·dw111 ( Pl.'crv. Proll·\\or of PJn-,1(~1l l~.Julat1<m 

\I ·\ .. (,c:»rgc \\'a,hington l"ni\'c,:rsit\' 

lnhn R. Prnbcn, Prufr.,.,or of Politu 11 Sdcnc.:<.· 

Ph.D. Lt111\'cr,11y ol Pc.·nns\"hani.1 

Rruc.:c H R.u•J..m Profl· .... or nf ~.1v;1I '\\'Mc:'ffi\ h1ginecn!l~ 

Pr D .. C "11holi, l ~"·ermv of ·\mcraca, Pt. 

Rohen l R.m, Profo~.,or of l'ol111c...: 1 ~''ll.tc:ncc 

J>h D. L'111w"11" of .\lid11g.rn 

(.,m J Riccio, Profo.....,or ul h>rcign l .mg.ua~cs 

l'h.D. linavc"in· of,\ l.1r\l.111d 

I lwic.11-. Rogc.·r~. Pri.1c ... ~1H ul' .-\c.·ro ... rMn· t~nginccnnf. 

Ph.D. R1..·n.\ .. d.1cr Poh·11..·c.:hnic.: fn..,tilutc 

l lr,illc \\. Rollin" l'rufr""' ol ( :hcnm1rv 

Ph.D .. C.scorgc.:tuwn lr111,·cr!!ill\ 

C h;ufc, ~ R,w.dl. Prot<.·\,or of ( hcmi .... trv 

Pl n. ( )rc:·~on '.'\t.ltC Lm\·c.·•'§.li\' 

.\ l.udo '\.1.1.rl~. J>rofc....,or nf .-\tro\p.h .. c:' t r-ginccrinl?, 

Ph l >.. l'111\•trs1tY of ( me l'll.Hi 

( .ul ..,. Schm:iJcr. ProJt.·.....,or of Pln·,jc.:, 

Ph.D .. ,\1.1,,;H.hml'll\ In ... 11H11l~ ul Il·drnolog." 

Jobn \\·. ~Lhulr1 flroJC.·"'01 of( ·hl'mi\H\ 

Ph.D., Brown L:111vn .. i1v 

Roha1 '\ Shclh\ Profl·,,or 1~f Phr,in 

Ph.[). C.uholic.. l nl\·rr ... 11y ,;,- ·\mcr11..1 

I rcc.lcriLk •\. \kovc, AlisOCJ.ltC ProtC...-or ol ( om pm er \neon: 

\IS .. Rutp.c.·rs l ·mvcr\:,\' 

\\ 11l1am .\I \mcdlcv l'r 1le>sor of ( 11< - my 

\i \., 'orth,\c.· .. tc n l n ";r,ll\ 

J;n.k ll \mith, ·\v;oc.ucc- l

1

rnfc.-,,tlf of \k-ch.1nicil l·111~111l'l'r111~ 

\I ~.,\I.I· L'n"c""'" ol Hnml.1 

Ru .... cll t\ ~0111h, Prutc.,or ol ,\kd1.llltl.ll I n~mc.·crinc, 

Ph J) ( .nhulal l lli\'l"r'tt~· ol .\mcri1...1 

(, R.1lph ~trnhl Jr .. l'rofrs"" of \1.11hcnurics 

l'I• J) l'navcr,i1r of ,\l.1rrl.111d 

( r.11~ I \\·mrnuls, Jlroh.· .. ,or ol I li!lmr\' 

l"n1n·r,1n· of l-loriJ.1 

J ( i...:'"tlS lhompson Duce.tor ul bJ111, .... 11ional Ile "mr1.:c_. 

John I>. ) ubr >. Pmfl•\sor oJ hHc.·1gn l 111gu.11=.e\ 

.\ ( r\., ( .olumillJ l \·.Cr\H)' 

18~ 
USNA Physical Mission Administration 

Director of Alhletics l het l .l.1Jchuk 

\t.\. L nivcr..,ll\ ol \la• .tchu~cU'lo- ·\mhl"r\t 

Dcput) Directo r or Athletics 

Im Ruden 

IL\ .. lnd1.111.i l'n1"e"irv 

I kp1m· to th< D1n... 1or of ·\thk ... i"' ror :>. lihcuy .111d l'mfl,,101wl l x.~·dopmc111 of 

,\ 1iJ..Jupmcn 

1 lclcn Dunn, ( apt.1in.L ~:--; 

:>.1B:\, :\Jtinn.11l 0

nl\'t"lll 

\c111or A, ... oLt.itc l }ir<.·1..tor of A;hlctin!Bu ... 1nc.·ss t\ffain 

ll.1rh.u.1 J Brmrn, ( I'·\ 

B.'.l. lndi.rn.1 lin1n.·r,1rv of Pc11nsvh'.111i.1 

.'icniur A.ssm.:iarc: l >ire" 1m o(A1hlctit.s/:·\J111iv~iorh. Acadcmii.\, 

Complian<e 

ll.1nd \\' D.n·"· C.1p1ain L'S:\ !Rei.) 

It\., L ~. :--:.w.1l 1k1d ... 111· 

"cnior ·\,..,ot.toHc I )irCf..tor oJ A1hh:111.:..,/F.1cilitic.-s 

\ll.111 I. Heinl<' 

.\1.) .. l.1,rcrn '\c\\ \kxico Cmvcr\ll\' 

Sc.·1110r ,·\..,..,oci.1tl" I )1rnror of ·\thletics/ Co~pnr.11l' ~ale.., 

Jnn ll. St.ttr<n 

II.A, ~ 11ddlcbury ( .ollege 

"'cnior A ..... oc.1arc l)1rc1..tor ul· Arhlcti~'i/Schc<lul1ng JnJ Tc~tm 'lupport 

( •rl J hmulcv1d1, ( ommanJcr. \...\:'-: IR<1 I 

\1-r\ .. \Vch,tcr l 1mn:r,it\" 

"wnior :\ssod.11t• 1\l)/Phr,it:41I ~li~~ion 

I hom'" C. \ irge" . 

l'h.D .. Uniwr,il)' of Ahh"m" 

:\\\cll"i.uc I )ircLtnr of \thletiL-'/()pt·r.trion\ 

)."on (, Boorhe 

~l.S .. Florid.1 \1.He lini'e""'' 

·\i,m1.11c l)1rct:wr of \1hlt·tk,iPc~lurmam.c rnh.m,cmi::nt 

\ lod1.1cl .\. Br."' 

ll.:\, Doane ( <>liege 

Awx.1.trt' Din"Llor 111 Athlt:11t~.-\dmmL"itr~1uon, Club \poro., and Dt. .... ·doprncnt 

Rohen I. Dunn 

:>.1.S.. L'niver,irv of ,\lid1igan 

,\"ouJtc Director ol \thlctk,/:\CA:\ Compli.11>cc ''>cmor \\'om.rn ,\d1111r11,tr:nor 

Lortu.1 .\ t I .am.11 

In .. LnlHf<ll\' ol Orci.;on 

,\,,odatc Din.:not of ·\thlcti~s/F.1cilitit·\ .m<l \l.limcn:incc 

lhonu' P 1\kKJvi11. Jr., Co111111;111der. USN rRet.) 

.\1.S .. "·""'! 1'thr~r.1du.11e School 

·\,,n<.1.uc \thk1ic I lirc'-1nr for Ti\.k( t ( )pcr.1tic10s & 'lummer ~porr' l.:tmp 

Progr1m' 

\IJ11hc" ] .. \lunndlv 

.\L'.'1 .. \t. lhnm.1' Un1\'cr'1~· 

A"oti.Ht.' l)irt'1..tor ol.,\1hlt·til:s/\port' lnforrn.11iun 

"lOll \(IJ~C..'nll.'ICf 

II.~. lnJi.111.1 l ni\'cr'H)· 

\\\n(i.llc Dircunr ol ·\thlctiL,JBu,int·~, o.\.tLtir' 

( .h.1un1..cy \Xlnhu'h 

\I. I.A .• (;corge \\'"hington L:ni,·el\il\ 

\.,~l\t.101 Dirn.tur of ·\rhh:H«..:,fl-.xtt·rnal RdJt1trn' 

Jon Bri.t11J.!!> 

,\\BA. l.o\'nl.1 Lollcg« 

,\,~i,t.1111 Director of J\(hlt·(io 

( .111.1 l :ri"<· l'rok""'· I lc.1d \\'omen·, lr.t<k .ind held Co.ich 

\1.S., \\'c\I \'ir~ini.1 l nin·1,i~· 

\\:s1,1.m1 J)m:ctnr of Athlc1il,/ .\"".ukmil \uppor· Sc-n·ti.:.(."\ 

lklle llun<Jn \\ l11te. C.nmm•nder L

1

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.\! ~, ( omm.111d .111d < :cncr.11 \t.11f College 

188 

A,,j,1.mt l>ircc1or ol ~\1hlrtic,/~porb ~1cdiGnc: 

Jdfre) hir 

l·d.ll. Oklahom,1 Sr.11« Um"e"it)' 

;\,'i't.mt I lircuor of Athle11<,/ 1-.quipmcnt Opera11om 

C:rcg .\1orgcnihaler 

B. Ld , Uni,·cr>in of K.rnsas 

A"i~t.1nt ()ircctor of ~\thlct1c.s/Adm1nistrJ.1mn 

l'.urill.t Phillip> 

ll.S. S1r.1\·cr Lrni\'cr,il\' 

A"i'""" ·\ll/\lainten.ime ·.ind C:rounds 

'f(n11 \cht.'mmcl 

CTC,\1. .\1ich1gan S1.11c Unl\·e"itv 

1\!imtant Dircnor oi Athlc11e> 

< imh- r imchal. Hcad \\'omen's l..1cro55c loJch 

\1.Ed., \\'e>< Chc\fer Lmi,ersin 

A.\!'lt!ttJm Dirc~tor oJ Athlcticsl \ brkcring And Prummions 

Kri' \\'hir.10< 

,\ 1.hl .. \avicr Univcrsit}' 

bcult1· 1\1hlcti< Represcnw1vc 

Chm11ne Copper 

l'h.ll .. L'ni\'c"itv of li:nnc,-cc 

FaculcyNarsicy Coaching Staff 

Chmropher, \11,opp. A..•0<1.11e Dirccror or Ro" rngl Assi;unt fkn~weiglu 

Cre" CnachlBo.uman 

B ·\., lJni'-c"it} of\X'a>hmgton 

Bn.111 Antonelli . .\..,,;i'iant Protnsori . .\ssi"ant \\roding C...oa .. h 

B .. \., LJS ~a"al A1.Jdem\ 

'"hol.l\ A Baker, Head I 1ghi\\e1ghr Crew Co.i.h 

IL.\., LJ11i'-c"ir1· of Hull.tin 

Rohen \I. Bl.mck. {r .. A"1\la11t \\'omen's ~ot<er Co.1ch 

.\1 '> .• lJ ,\bs;IAmher>t 

K.ren R. Bode. Pro!C:ssor/Hcad \\omen's C.:ro" Count"' Coach 

.\IS. Bowling Green Swe Cni\'er.;m 

Joseph D Burke, A"i'talll :>.le-\ R.t>ketball t oa..h 

B.A. L'r>inus College 

IJn Burman. Head lnter:ollci:1a1c \ailing Coad1 

B.:\., Georgt!to\\ll l:"ni\'cr .. icv 

Bruce Burncrt Head \\'rc;tlin!: l :oach 

B . .\ .. Idaho ~IJ(e lint\'c;m· 

h11:cnc I Burrough, A"i't.mt .\ kr1s B.iskcrball ( oach 

. B.A. l' ni><r~itv of Ri<hmond 

Chri,wphcr t;. c~mpbdl, A."1\1.mt .\lens Track and Field Coach 

:>.1.A .. Johns Hopkin' Lni\'ersiry 

Alhen :\. Crntdlo. I lc.1d ~lcn\ ( "'" Counm· Co,td1 

,\ l.S .. Bowie State College . 

llrnn Cl.1ncy, Assi\lant lntcrrnllcg1atc ~ailin~ ( o.llh 

BA 1 lobarr Coll<!(e 

I~"' \\' Clorhier. PrutO.""' i'>im.1.,rofRowioeJ I k.id I k.r.1"adt1 en.-.., ( .o.1':h 

\I ), lJni"""'f) of \\'.tshington ' -

\I.tr\' Cl.ire Coghl.m. Ln,ign, US:"\,.~'" \\'omen\ \'olle~·ball loJ<h 

B.S. fC.nHon L"ni\C~r .. in· 

S1ephcn \ 1. Cook""·· "-"""'i.11·,. Pmfos.<0r/ H..-.ul ,\kn\ I r.1ck and 1-ieltl ( <•.tch 

1l.S. lndiJna St.Uc Uni\'e"il\ 

1'clly t oppcdgc. ·\.\mt mt \\'umc~\ l..acro"c ( n."h 

ll.S. C ni\'<rsin· ol ,\ l.lryl.md 

IN1n n Crafton, F.n,ii.;n. t.;\:'-:, "-''isram ,\!en·, lti.skethall Coach 

B. \. '>;1 .Kk College 

C.11IJ t, Cmtc l'rolc»orll·k1J \\'omcn"s fr.i<k ( o.1<h 

\IS. \\e>r Virginia L'ni,er,it~ 

Chri,1ophcr D. Culton. l·n,ii:n L'S;-.J • ..\.""t.rnt h1orb.11l Co.1lh 

B.'\., <..c:urg1.1 Southern l 'ni\'ef'iry 

lu,tin D.1vh. \~,i\lant l'ootb.111 ( oach 

\I\, I ouisiana Tech Unl\crsir" 

Cr.111; ll. n.m,on, H""I ~quJ,h ( o;ch 

~1.5 .. Lni"c""' of \1.uv!.nd 
all n ... ntm .\'-'i\t.lfll l'rnf"'"'' .\., "'"'"' '>tm'l_-'l md ( ondmo1111~ ( lti.:h 

\I\ lm' ri<>ofil•)tm 

I >ui'•ll \ ru I< 11!- l .,.,h 

I\ \ \< U[ II l [ l m\Cr I[\ 

'" II \ I nedhnlm bJll l oJlh 

I\ \ I'm' J 

R 11 Cl fn<"tlr 1. HeJ\\~\e1i;ht l •rn ( oac'1 

II \ Rut t l 

rm I ( 1JbJrrJ HeJd \\omen• 'o<-cr ( oJch 

II A l "' m ol < .ilif1 11111, '••11• ll.irbJra 

Ro. (11mJrd \ mt 1111 \le II ketball ( ,,.c: 

I\ A. (, l(~('lO"ll L .. d I(\ 

l ""h 

\t rk <, rs \s 1 m Pr • uor I) n:ctl,)f oft lp(rH1nr1~ ~1("' l 1.-ro 

\I s '"'"' l n"'" 11 

\Jron R (,,,.,d " ,.\,,st Mens lhske1b l l u.id1 

I~ .\ Bott n '- m\C:f"lt\ 

om ( .r ruha·• \ r IJnt I ootl>all ( o•<h 

II ' llidl< rd l "'" n 

I Budd• (,.._ n "'" rn1 h1vtball ( oacl1~ A orth < •r 1. J 'IJte l nl\ernn 

R1 J Ila !tor < 1p1 l SM< \!1111.m I rar"'" Oth,cr 

II '> l S ,,.,1 \, 1dcm1 

I);' Hult \ \ l\la~· ~kns ( '"'""'' c (' c 

\1 ' '' r 1.- HfSlt\ A. 1 tJnt Profosor 

I " lluc • l '\ '\ ttim antlruc•wllq~1 <;,. 111: ( <Jcl-1 

II ' l mte.I StJto '\J\ . A<><k " 

\lllh c I Hug.'10 I lead \\om1.n ( e" ( o._ 

M \ C,I ~ro 'me 

\ I i:r m \: r t f ><>tbJll l <1.i.h 

M b1 'orth \labJma 

h 111 M i'pcr A mwu I 1><11l>Jll < oacf. 

ll '> l 111>c ' of I la\\ 111 

)Ake Jenkin \l .. 10 l 'i~ll He < 'I"''" foo1b•ll ( <1.i.h 

ll S l S :0.. ul \1.•dmn 

'\1 , )ohm \," ta t h><nb l <JJ1.h 

\I A ( kc1dcn1 I ( ollcge 

Kuth \ Jone \, \IJ 1-o<"I • ( UJ<h 

\I \ 'iot.-h l •r-,1 J \111e I lll\ers111 

I ~S \11ke Jud c l SN "51\tJIH I oothJll ( OJch 

I\ '> Spmi:hcld C c llegc \I A 

\X 11l1Jm \ 1-.dl 1 11 •d Rifle ( o>lh 

I\ \ (, .Iner \'h'>1' l m\Cr"" 

l

1

ur11..k I t\11.:nnc\h \\s )f ~11 n~ ~occcr ( u~c'l 

I\ S l <; N,.,f \1.Jde1111 

I' ul J l'\o 1Jwpo111< H, d lh<chJll ( oach 

II A i'rt \Ide ' ( ollre 

\\ 11l1Jm \I I I le•d Men ll•<kctfl . Cmd1 

II A f{o\\Jll l nl\Cl'Slt\ 

I"\\ ( ion l .1\\W~ l '~:'\ \\Sl\l,\nl \kn\ l ro\i l ouncn ( O.h;h 

I\ ~ c.I \• llc• '-:.I\ JI \ 1de1111 

I'-'' R.ohcr I' I ta J• l \N A. 1 1 nt \Xomc11 '"'•mmrn!?, ( >Jch 

II<\ \fount l r l ollege 

\t ... t.l -<\_\l\tmc~kn'~"1mmmg(0Jt.h 

II A 11 rn ck< ollq;c 

1' Jo,cph \le< .em• , '' '""1 ,, l ltfslwr< \J1l111g I 0J1.h 

II ' l nned \tarc< :-.:.,.1 A1.•dem1 

I m I ~kN•lh 'r ii '"'' 

\I \ \•<Jd1J l nl\CI 11\ 

R r. ,j I \t 1dc l'rofC\mr Hea.I \lens I '"""el oac 

M \ l 111H'\l(\ ol '-'.orth l .iro1 J 

({1, "1 J \l••JndJ I lead ~lcr1' 'ioncr ( ·••1.h 

\I \ l "'' "'" of Rid' ond 

Jo • \J, rdanJ \ '' Men lrnnf\ (. o•<h 

\I \ \\ hmi;wn ( ollcr,c 

lohn H ~to U)(ut ~s1~1.1.r:1 Prok or lk.uJ\\omr1u\¥.1mmrnr,< u.u .. h 

I\ \ l 1111 c lll of '-'onh l m lrn• 

1-.ennct \ \; 11Jlolu. I k.1d I ,x 1'> I oJlh 

B \ l r. hr it\ o• H.l\\J11 

John ( ( l · < r '\ '°" tc I '°'"'° I k1J Men I cnrm ( 0Jd1 

\I Ed II ton l '"rso" 

I l 111cl I < l R1 urk ,.\, •ta-· I <><•t'> l .0Jd1 

\I\ J,mple l111"""' 

I' r <k \ l h\C lletd l,dl < •>.tch 

I\ \ John> I ~"I'"'"' L 1mcr Ill 

I> le I Pehrson h 1 1 '."II Foc·bJll ( oJdt 

\I A llngh.1111 \nung l \crsm 

~cc.:f 1111c r>cmrcr '-le l: \\omens ll.u.kcd1.1ll l dJ'-.h 

\ 1 \ ld.ilm 'H.1.k l "ll\t.:rS1h 

\Im Re'\ nuld \s." lilt ll.l\c•> . l .1ad1 

R \ l P ' r 1n ( t \ 11.SSJLhus t\ r\ er\~ 

\X 1ll1am l Rohcrt A.>0<1a·e i'ruf "r Hca<' \le ''"•mt:'.'mg ( oa<h 

\I \ f "' C 1n1 .i l """' I\ 

J.m:rt \ Ron.11. \ssoS" ult ll.isc' • l <JJth 

\I',\ 1rr.m1.i ( onunoO\\c.: tlth L- \CrSll\ 

~1.in Ross \s~t\tJnt \kns l .J.c >~C' ( 0.11 .. h 

B \ l 0101• L ers1" 

l 1unnc1 Ru~le> ,.\., " \X ""'< s l\.l!ikctbJll ( <>.i.h 

\1 ' L :11\C'Prilh df Rrx!·cscc 

\tC'\Cn '·u :.~1.mm!I., \\~ }t ... :H Profcs,orlAs!ii1}t.lllt \\omen., lr.Kk ( o.H .. h 

\I \ B.11! '>'1te l 111\crsm 

\I ,fiacl \X \,lwhcld \ssoc1. e l'rufcssn I lea..• \Xatcr l\ilo l.0.0'1 

ll \ , L nl\C"ll\ rt l"ushurgh 

\I duel \. '>dl\1oh ''"''ute Prok "°' H 1J \X' we s \ >1 C} bJll ( <>••h 

\I J\ .. lo1<"IJ < ollci;c 

\Im '>muh. '-""lJfll \Xon•c 'ltt>kctlull ( o.1d1 

H "a. long\\OOll l'.-.,·,crs1n 

Joscrh A Speed Ai< " , I uor , < oJch 

B '\ l \ '\J,, \cader:-\ 

\I Jden '\t in11..1e \.s.s11• 1m \\ Jtt" I olt < oaL 

ll \., L Ol\Cr5ll\ of \pl11 < ".111.1 

\. 1..olc I "-.ump,on, A\s1,um \\omen\ (rt."'' C 0.11 .. h 

" A \\ c.lc. lfl l 'CfSll} 

Ju\Crh 'un.'."Io l'rufcswr 1 lcJd Mens & \Xomcns ll11111g C oJ,h 

\1 A. E .. mcrn ~1rch1~Jn l hrsl!\ 

J.1hn \ I 1h• ski !ICJd <'itT,~u: \,11J1~g ( oach 

( 111d\' I 1md1.ll, I I cad \'\omen~ I ~h .. rossc (._ u.1d1 

\I I .J \\est l htstcr l 111\crsrr. 

.\lhsor \Jlent "" Assouatc lk1d \\omens 1.JUO>« < oac~ 

\I\., lmob (<'liege 

Jul re\ ctlleux Asmtant \\ ome!'' ll.1>ke·ball l uJd1 

I\ ' L 111\c.:r\1n ol \ll c 

It I {untcr \\ l\hhurn \mswn I 1ghll\e1gh1 ( re\\ ( oJth 

II \ l nned \wes '\avJI \wdcm\ 

Rq;mald P \X ""' 'r<>lcS>Or 

\I \ Manku 'we< ollq;c 

l-.1•k \\ oollolk \<S<>1.t:1te !'rofess<•r, [ lircctor <>f \crcng1h & l..ord111omni; 

\I \ , l ,l\CCSll) ol Ark..11\.1> 

18'1 
l S "- ' I \ d '11 p mograph1 11 1h1 111log 

1 h1 !\: 'l M1cnc1ew k1 '>h uncu 0 ( onnor .rnd 

{•Pl 1'.? of lh< l S J\ l J\c.1d. m1 Pl otu rnpl11 

Rranlh l '> N n 1 rnJ \1 r nC' ( .orp' phm >gra 

ph.r"ndudc I'll I Hric 1 \ho, L SN fl)( \1.uk [) 

Lir.im U~N l'\B Jon"t. 111 l h.mdlc-r l '\N Pl\ll 

\ 11,h 1cl 'u!ldbai: l '>N \ 1< S lu,hu.1 \lie.tr cl 

l'>\I \IC.., lrl\1sA mril\N lpl'-con\I 

11 .. ,um l \\I( 1\1( SA I> , J ~ \f'larr l ~ 

/\1( ~ on I h d• :._ 'IN 'i 1 Bn on 1' Jonl L '>MC Al () 
Index 

\,a,lcm1< :h 1rn1g 'i'i 

\< km1 .. Jnd pr 1fc, 1un 11 ci.h r.on 'i ~ I 1 I 

k.tdC'lll<. dc'dll 5'1 I 

- ~ 

\1..ldnrn lat 1t1c-•. 60 62 

\udcm11. opponu1•111,,, 'i8 'i<J 

\1.adcn11 .. rrogram 10, 'i ~ 

\1..,dc'll1<. rtcogn1t11•:i. 68 

\1.adt -.11 .. •d•roulc I '15 

\1. dcm11. \c-Jr course 111d 1r.11111ng 6 \ 6'i 

\<.1dcm\ \dnns1om D.1). '10 

A .. rcdu mon 5 '\ 

Ad11111m1r.u1nn. f 1niln aml ,1,11T, : "'I l S9 

.\d1111S> 011 quahfa;mom for, : CJ 

Ad1111S>11111 .1hcrn.11t rnutn in. \I 

.\dm S'1on ho" IO hcc01•1c tOMp<llll\t for. I? 

Adm "1011. ''ti" to\\,t'll g.11n111g. 20 2' 

\dm '"""' hoard '') 

\d111 ss1om. d.11 \0 

\dmis.1om dean of IS 

\d1 dnccd cdu1..111011 •o 'I 

\d'dnccd placcmc'lt 'i' 

:\cro~p.tu: c:"lgu1ccrrr1g nl tJtir, .., t ""(, 

\lwhul md drugs, 'iO 

\111111'11 \.sou.111011. I <12 

\mc-nwr ( ~1111.-sc lest mg (Al [) 20 I <)4 

\ppo1111mcm 'dcu1011 Im. 2<>. \0 

\nb11. nu1or and cours1.-s I 05 

\1 sc.1 1r.1111111g (,) 

\thlcuc \•sou.111011, I 4), I SS 

\1hlct1c faulmcs, 14 'i 

\1'1lcuc.s 14 \ 

A1hlcuc.s director of, I ~5 

\utomobilcs 'iO 

\11.mon. I 'i2 

\1\,1rds -o 

lh11uof1 I l 111 ( 1rd1d.uc \ 1m.111on l'rogra'll \0 

Blue .rnd < oold < lfl1tcr., H \ 7 

lln.1rd of\ 1mor• 161 

flnradc officers, 1-:I 

( Jkndar for ( a'ld1dJtC> ( I iss of 20 I \, 194 

< .1lc11d.1r, .1c.l<icm11. 1c,1r .!OOX 200'), I'>'> 

( J•cer chtllCC>. ( lass of . .!008 155 

< .trccr oppor1,111111cs .1hcr gradu.11101', 149 

( hun ,111 11• 11m. I: 'I 11 ' 

( l11ncsc 111.lJor ;111d wursc-s I O<i 

< b" of 20 L! 11t rt\IC\1 12 

< olnr co111pc111101'. 1 I 

( omm 11d 11

1 1 of M1dsl11pMen, 41. I 'i•l, I '2 

< 0111111 nd.1111 s I ,t, 68 

( Ulll'lllllUtltl 14, ~ 2.S 

l ompu1cr I 1< l111c,, r.o, 11 ~ 

C omputcr ~lcllLt ma1or 118-1 !O 

l or< .unu1lum '1(1 5"' 

( mt~ md Im nu.11 obl1gat1om .!8 

< 01111<c 111g and g.11.J 111<c 'i I 

(our c\ of •tud\, '~ I j I 

l ulturJI ~IT.ur, progr1'11 jC, 

11.11 1 d1cdulc, 4! 

D n• Ji,1 <>8 

1 lcgrtt dcsir1 11111n, 5' 

Degree rcyu rcmems. 6- -o 

I lt 111 ,t, 11d.1r,I-, 1 <i'I 

I >inmi; 51 

I lcH.llllh;llt.lllOr' • ..!'J 

I "'oronth .. s Ma or, Cl' 

I d111..u1011,1l pl11lmophi. ~ 1 

I lc..m,.1J 1111 "'IUJli.ll<r cng111ccnng nu11 r 

11 ~.b1h 1 rel( 11r<111c111• •c11cr.d I 'I 

b .n<'Cru 0 111d \\ < po1•s ll11 mon e '\ 

I 1·~hsh Pl.Jim '16 

fx1r .... u.rru...ul.u au1\ UC\, 4(, 

I\(' ll d \l\IOll, lu6 

I auhuc•, Ci(I 

lau1ln hm11g. I': 

I 1rnlt\ '-cn uc, 5'i 

f 11

1 11 U.li d\ILC, ')' 

I mt ( !SS \tll'lll'tr (,') 

I nsl c.1~~ \t•a, cour\c:"~ and traJni'lg, 64 

I ounh c 1ss \Ct', cour'o .md tr nn~. ~<>. 5- 6 l 

I our 1ea <i.m'11ar1 )8 

I •cnch courses '()(, 

( .cncr 11 c11g1'1ct·n11g m.11nr 8 \ 

{ 1l·11cr 11 °'\1..1c.:ncc 1!la1or, 2 l 

C.am.111 coi.rscs I 0 

( ,, 1d111g (1X 

(,ndu tc \IL d), ~·I, 

< ,r 1duattun rnpurc.:1ncnts, "O 

I !eight and \\<1gh1 \IJ11d.trds. '(, • 

llmon m.1or,'J'J 

Hist.>n. l n11c '-1.11c• :">.1111 \.id.mi 9 

I lonor cnncqu, 8, 

Honor Trc~t >C, 1•>>; 

I lonor \o~ Ctll "i, 6'> 

HoPo" pr gr tr 1. '>CJ 

I lorHH' i!;rJ<.h 11101 \\Ith, (1

1

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Hu111an111t n<.! '>oL 11 '>ucnC<\, D11 ' 011 of ')2 

l11duct1011 D.t\ rcporlll'~ fm, 2'J 

Inform.mun J,drnoloS' n 110 , I fl 

l111crd1sopl 11. n co11rsc< I 1 I 

h1ern.11 lit.JI swd cs progr un bU 

l•11crn.u1on.1I \111dc11ts. (10 

lntrJIT'unl uhlcu" l4'i 

lnt•oducuon, 'J I I 

Jap.m~c u11mn. 11r 

l angu.1ge '1.1d1cs, dcpart1•1tn1 ol, 10 \ 

I c.tdcr,hrp. ctltics .rnd la\\ dcp.1nmc11t n!, I \'l, wurst I 'I(, 

l C-J<.lcrshp ""l'""'1b1l1n, 1 \ 

:_, lc!sl•1p trn 11rg. I )~ 

:., .. vc .rnd pn1 kgcs, 1'> 'ill 

f.cg.1 J.SSISl,lllct, 5 J 

I 1hrJ.r) :-\1m1•z 61 

l de .11 1hc :\a1 \c.1dcn11 '\') 51 

l k 111 the lmg.1dc 10 

Inca 11 d. rc.1 .111r.1c1mns, 1>; 

\I )or dtno'lll!' .i, )8 

\1 .. ps md tr.11 I dircu om, : 9(> I 'I' 

\br nc < orp> I "d 

\la1h I th, <ii 

I') 
1')2 

.\l.t1h<:111.t11<' .111d \ucncc D1vi,io11 oL I U 

.\l.uhc111.u1c' m.11or. 1 D 

,\kd1,111i<.1I rnginccnng 111a1nr, 82 

.\ kd1c.d .111lJ <knt;ll c.llc 'i I 

,\ kdit.11 ,on"dcr.tllom. IC12 I(,(, 

:\ kJ ic.11 <:X.11n i 1uiion, I'), I (1(, I "'O 

:\kd1<al h1''"')· 1(16 

\lcd1<.1I w.11\W\, 166 

\!id,h1pmc11 p.11· and hc11di1,, ·i'J 

.\LiJm' progr.1111. 'i8 

,\!"""11 10 

:\for.ti cdu,.111011, I 0, (1(1 

:--;av.ti A<.1d,·m1· Alumni •\"on.111<>11, 162 

'\.l\·al 1\<.1Jc111~· ,\1hlc11c Awiti.111011, 16.3 

N.1v,1l 1\,.1dc1111· l'ou11d.11io11, 32. 162 

'13'·.tl Ac.1<k·111;· lnform;Hinn ( )fli<:c". 3J-.F 

'\.1ul A<.1Jcrn~· .\ !uscum. I (H 

:-.:av.1l 1\c.1dcmy l'rcpar;Hot\ 'ichoul, 'I I 

'\J1·JI :\c.l<k·my Summer 'icmin.1r, '10 

'\.11 .11 .1rd111cuurc major, 86 

'\,l\',tl .1rd111cuurc .111J occ.111 <:ng1nccring 

dcpanmenr of. 86 

Nav.il -crvicc obliganon. 26 

Nav,11 I mi i1111c. I (10 

"\.1L1l 1\n111011. I 'i2 

~0111111.uion, oht.1u11ng .1, 21 25 

'\:onunatinn,, \ources of. 21 

"\tll lc11 pmp11b1n11, I 'i I 

l hth or offi<c, 2.., 

l1t.:can engineering m.1jor, wO..:c.lllog1 .1phl' nu1or, 129 

Oflin·r I )cvdopmcnt, (16-6.., 

OHicc:r Dcvdopment, D1vi"o11 ol. U4 

Org.11111.111on, 1 'i9 

f'a)' .111d brnc:fi1;, 1111Jsh1p111c:11. ·19 

l'a)' .111d .tllmuncc:s. officcr;. I 'i(i 

Phn1c.tl .tprnuJc exam1na11011. 20 

Phv"<"l ir.1111111~. I I, (>J (H 

f'lll"L\ 111.tJUI, l 32 

Pleb<· \pomor l'rowam. i 2 

Plebe: ">ummc:r, •iO. 5"". 6'i 

Piche '>11111111n courses .111J ti.tining, 6.3 

l'lc:bi: war, wnr;c; .mJ 1r.11n1ng. 'i6, 6.'I 

Plebc \Tar, unir'c rc<JUlrl'lllCl1" fur, 'i6 

l'oln iL.11 'ucncc major, J(J<J 

i'm1g1.1d11.11<' ''udv, 'i<J. -1--2 

l'rcl'iou' .:.1mlida1c:,, .>2 

l'rok·""111.tl .11ul l<:adcr,h1p 1r;1111111g. 11. 6J, 66-67 

Prok·"ion.d niurscs and 1r.1i111ng, 6.\, I .>'J 

l'rolc:.,"011.11 [ )c1·dopmc:111, l )11·1""" nl~ I '·1 

l'rob,1t111.tl \lilic.tn· Fdm,, \ .\J)\I '>w<.:kd.tlc (.c111cr for 

thc \1 ll<k of 161 

l'rolc.,"011.d progr.1111,, Jcp.m111c11t oJ; I\') 

l'rolc."1011.d 1r.11ni11g program. 6.'1. I }1. U9 

l'rolik·, 2 

Qu.1liliu11un' for ;tJmis\lnl1. I 'J 

Qu.llllll.lllH' Lu>nom1c,, n1.11or, I 2'i 

Ri:admi"ion, \2 

Rl:'(H.'.lllOll, i·I 

Rc;c.irch pm1c:c1,, I •I I 

Rc"gna1iom ;tnJ 'CJ"tra1inm. 2-

R«sll i<.:1cd line 'PCli.1hics, 15•1 

Ru"'·"' <.:ou rscs, I 04 

SAi 1cm, 20. 194 

">.1iltng crali, 62 

S.1ilmg Foundanon, J(,j 

\<.:hcJulc of test <htc;, 29, 194 

\d10larships. 71-72 

Scam.imhip and naV1ga11011, Jcpanmcnt uf; U9-l•!O 

'ic<onJ-dass summcr, 65 

ScomJ-class year, cnur;cs and 1raini11g. 6·1 

Sdcrnon for appoi111mcnt. 26 

Scminars. 66-67 

Scrl'i<.:c .1,signmcn1, I ·1<) 

Scrvll:cs. 5 [ 

Social c:ve111s. •i5 

Spanish courscs. I 08 

Spc:u.11 operations. I 'l.\ 

'ipcc1.11or sports. 4-i 

'>p1r11ual Firne<;s, •B 

Stall .ind focuh:y lirnng. 171 

'i1a1e anJ area rnordmc11or" 33 

\uhm.uinc force, I') I 

\ummc:r courses anJ tro1ining. 65 

Supcrinrcndent, ), 159, 1-1 

Supcrinrendenr's Ii", 68 

'iurfacc warfare. I 'iO 

'.'i)·s1c:ms c:ngmcning m.1jor. 90. cour.c" 9 I 

rlrnJ-class summer, (1'i 

rhirJ-dass rear, courscs cmd training. 6J-6.j 

!r.l\'ding ro Annapolis, 196 

lridcn1 Scholars. 'i') 

\'.tr,in sports. 14 .> 

\'i"1i11g the Academy, JO, I% 

Volumar)' GraJucm: l·.Jucaiion Progra111, 59 

\\'e.tpom and system' engineering. depart llll"nt ot; 90 

\\'umc:n officers. '"'ignm«ncs for, I 'i·1 

\\'omc:n, .1ppo1mmcnt nl, 32 

\\.n1111g cenrer, 60 

Y.1rd. 9 

Y.trd l"'1rol craft. 6.'I 

Calendar for Candidates 

Class of2013 

l?t'}'i-,. Tfl tf,,. Ut'f'J in tlir Admi1si1m.1· <.1itlpu:r. 

April I 2008 

lanuarv .\I, 2(11)1) 

2008 

E.·ulil'M t.L11l' applic:Hions .1u.:cptcd. 

I .ist date applications acccpteJ. 

Spnng. Junior yc.u. \\;:rill' rour US. rcprc~cntacivc and both L S. senator.-. to rcqul·\t .1 nomination. 

A.11hough nun\· ml'.mhC"~ of Congn.·s:i will .tccepr Iara request.;, :iomc into the early months of your '5cnior rear. othc:~ sckx;r their 

nominees mtKh 1.:arlicr. \\'rilt: rh<: ,·ice president for ;1 nomlnacion {very compcricive) if nm bdicv~ you arc highly qualified for :ulmis~ 

sion Complctc a Prclimmary \pplicuion :n www.u\nJ.edu/ ,\dmi~sions/pre~applicarion. 

June ·\her rnbmitting an on line Applic.nion rrospeaive C":ttldiJarc' will be <ehcduled for medical cxaminarions at dnignated 

medical e"11111mng cenrcrs. I .1ch ca11JiJa1e "inJhidually notified by 1hc Dep.mment or Defcn'c ~lcdical Examination Revic" 

Board ([)()[)\II· RB) in ColoraJo. 

July I Ian. 31 lfclig1blc (as explained 111 Admissions Section), wntc the Superintendent, United Stata '\a,-al 

Acodcnn (.-\nn, Nom111a1ions and Appoinimcrns Office) requcMing pre•idcntial and/or 01her militarv scn·1cc-rnnncncd 110111111.1-

tions. 

·\ugu't ( Jflicial c.111JiJ.11c' 111•1\' expcu lCl he <CllHaucd bv • local rcprc;cnt•m·e of the '\!a"al AcaJenw 

lnform.111011 (Blue and Cold Officer) Progr.1111. 

\tid~t luober E.uly offop; uf.1ppninrmc:nt .trc: rnaJc w oul~t.tm.ling cnndid.uc:s. OflCr~ conrinuc: into the following 

spring"' .1dmbsion' liJc, on c.rndidatcs ar< rnmplered and addirional well-qualilied c.1ndid3tcs ore idcnrilicd 

No"emher I Dco1dlinc- !01 n.:ccipr bv the \-ice Prcsidcnc of rcqucs1~ for nomin.ltions. 

2009 

'Janu,try s.~ I' I '"'I I .l\I '>Al I In! of the mun1h ntililcJ IO C\'.tlu.ttl' da" of 20 I' aJmi"ion. 

\l.irch I C.md1d.11c fib must he compl<rcd. 

April IS \\:'i1h !Cw cxccpcion~ .. 111 candid.ut.-s will he norificd on or bdOn: rhls &uc whcrhcr or not chcy have been acccprc:d tor 

C:lllr\'. 

Juh- I Cbss of 2013 repnm to 1h< '-a"al \cadcmy .md takes O;l!h uf otlic~ ,ts midshipmen. 

' SA I '/AC I rem 'hould be to1ke11 .is earl)' "' possible. See your gmd.mce counselor lor nan dore anJ for .1J<li11onal inform.uion on 

u.:sring form-. and regisrr.uion deadline.'~ or 

\'isir 1hc h.:-.t 1,,.cmc:r\ nHiciJI wi:b:i.itc!-: W\\'\v,collcgcho.ud.l.om or www .. Kr.org 

1Votr f>lr11Jr 1w1m·.H t'1l' ,1pplu11blr u:srmg sal'ift'(s) to fantwrd thr n-Hdu of)·our t'x1m11111111om ro 1/u ,\iu·11I ~r11tlrm}' 

(SAT Codr 5809. AC'J'Corlr I ~~:!J. 
Tentative Calendar 

2008-2009 

2008 

Jul) 2 

1\ugu't 20 

'ic:piemhc.:r 

~on:mhc.:r 1 1 

'\.m·c.:mhn 27 28 

Dc.:ccmbn 10-18 

1 )l·ccmhc.:r 18-J,uiuan· (, 

1009 

jJnU.H\' 7 

j.lllll<H) 11

) 

l·c.:bru.1rv 1 (1 

h:h1 uar1· 9-1.'• 

~larch I·~ 

\1.uch 22 

\ !ard1 2,1 28 

Apnl28 

April 21

J ~ t.11· ..., 

:--1.1~ , -.22 

\ l.n n 

,\1.i) 2) 

Class of 201 2 em er•,_ 

Firsr semc:>Lcr bt'gim. 

labor Da)'. holiday. 

\'t:reram' Dai· nhst:n·e<l, hol1da~. 

1 ·hanksginng le.m: period. 

h;aminar1ons 

Holiday !caw beg1m .ifier l,ist scht:dult:d examinanon or milic.1rv dun·. 1\h1chevc:r is Liter. 

Classes begin. 

,\!arrin l urhc:r f-...111 g Jr. B1rrhda1-. holid,1y. 

Presidents' 0.1y. holiday. 

l 1rsr mark111g pc:nod. 

~ lid-rerm lean: heg111s afrer l.1s1 sch1:duled. 

dass or miliran dut). 11hic..l11:vt:r 1s later. 

[\ lid-rcrm lc;l\'c.: ends. 

\econd m.1rk111g p1:1io<l. 

Classe; end. 

I inal examinations. 

Comm1ssioning \\'eek bc.:gill\, 

Craduarion. 

\ h:morial Day. holiday. 

hir 11111r( up-to-d.ue LJ.lendar informarion. plcaSL' uimult 

tht L' 'i \.,11·,11 Acadc.:1111· wc.:b sice: u•1111twm11.1•tl11. 

/'/11 n11,1/u~ 1/mu/1/ 1101 h, rmuul<"ral 11 t m11r11i·1 bNwr<11 1l1t' l 1

11llt'tl \'111/t'j N1u•1d 1l"1tlt'llJ)' 

11111/ ,m1· /"'JJf'r< f 11'<' ,.,,,11/11/,f/r /111 , 11rr1Clllll111. polirn"J ,md "'"" ,,,... 511/,p•rf ffl 1·ht111g<' ftJ 

mat 1.111·111.'< Ttt/1111tll/l'llU o/ tht J\,11). 

!'Vi 
196 

Traveling to Annapolis 

From the West: 

Pick up 1--o and head case cowards Balumor.::. Lrn onto \ID 29 somh. Proceed 2.5 mib, 

wkc Rt I 00 cast. Pick up 1-9.., south and follow 10 inrersecuon of.\![) Rt. 50 cast. 

from the South: 1-95 norrh 1hrough RJChmond, VA. ro Rt. 20"' north. C.o 11 mile, to Re. 

~01 .ind follow 11 all rhc way norrh into Marybnd to where 1t 111tcrsects ,\([)Rt. 50. 

h om the Northeast: 

Ne\\ Jersey Turnpike south co Delaware 'vlemorial Bridge. Take DE Rt. 13 somh to D! 896 

nonh. Proceed appx. '; miles 10 DE Rt. 30 I south rhis becomes 1\1 D Rt 30 I. follow to 111-

tcrscccion of 1\1 D Rt. 50 west, and .:ros; Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Conrinuc on Rt. 50 we't to 

exit for Rr. 4';0, marked "Naval Academy l·ollow Rr. 450 souch. cross Sc,•ern River Bndgc . 

. ind proceed past (.;ate 8 tO the next craffiL light. ,\lake a left turn onto King George Street. 

which will rake you to Gate I. These d1recttons save ume and subscan11al mileage by avoiding 

Balcimore. and arc Jlso best for chose coming from the Philadelphia area. 

From Maryland's Route 50: 

Ht:ading c:asrbound, exir ar Rowe Boulevard (Exit 2ii). Bear nghr off of ramp. Ai second craffic 

light, go left onto Taylor A,·enuc. follow through one blmking light, then right and lef1 bends ro 

stoplighr at Kjng George Srreer. Turn right and proceed straight to Gate I 

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Balumore-\\'.'ash111gron lnternauonal Airport (B\X'I) is convenient co Annapolis and serves 

moM major airlines. A shunlc service runs regularly ro che academr from B\X 1. \X'ashing1on'> 

\;.uiunal Airport and Virginia\ Dulles lmcrnational Airport are more than an hour's drive 

from Ann.1polis. Rental cars, taxicabs and limousine services are available at all three airporrs. 

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\mcrak sen-es Balmnorc, Md .. 30 miles awa,·, New Carrollton, 1- nules awav, B\\'.'l Airport. 

22 mib away, and \\'.'ashingcon. D.C... 33 miles from Annapol". Taxi service 1s available from 

all rail terminals. 

Bus 

Grcyhound/Trailways have terminals in \\ashington and Baltimore. Local buses 

run regularh- from Baltimore. and Crc1hound/Trailwavs schedule three buses daily from 

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The Honor Treatise 

A' .1 Brigade. we cherish the di\'ersc 

hackgrounds and calenrs of cvc:rv 

1111d,hipman yet recognize the common 

1hre.1d th.tt unite' Lh: the trust and confidence of the 

\muic.:an pcople "lhcy ha"e Jppoimed us w defend 

our rnunn) h1 dcveloping our minds, our bodies. and 

mmt cspcti.1llv. our moral characcer. 

It " our n:sponsihility to develop a selfless sense of 

du11· 1ha1 demands cxcdlcncc both of ourseh-es and 

of thosc "1rh whom we scr1·c. We must honor our 

lny.ilrics without i.:ompromising our ultimJtc obliganon 

to the truth. Our leadership must set a standard that 

rdlc:cts loyalt) co our go.1ls .rnd the wuragc 10 srand 

.Kwuncahle for .111 our .tctions. boch chose: char le.id 

to 'ucc.:es' .rnd to those chat end in failure. \X1

c will 

nt·i·cr sculc for .1c.:h1c"ing mcrd)· what is cxpcccc<l of u' 

hut will stri\'t for a scand.trd of excellence thac rcAeccs 

the dedic.:.1t1on .111d courage of those who h;we gone 

bdort us. \\'hcn wt attain our goal, we will raise our 

expect;Hiom; wht:n we fall shore, we will rise up ;111d tr\' 

.tga111. In csscnc.:<. we espouse leadership by example, .1 

leadership that will inspire orhers co follow wherever we 

111.t) le.id 

Countl..:ss th.1llcnges and tri.1ls lie before us. \\'e hdic\'t: 

1h.11 thost wnh thc scrongesc moral ~oundarion "ill 

he the le.tdt'r, who bcsr n:Hccr rhc legacv of che '\a1al 

Academy. lhis i> our ull ;1s midshipmen. ir is a mi"ion 

we proudly ai.:c.:ept. 

Via Atlmirnl \¥1

il/ir1111 I? L,1u•rt·11cr, USN (Rrr.). Clm 

of 1951, u•a.; tfrt• firs1nnl'tll111•1,uor to fly .\lnclr II m 11 

Nt11')'!--8U Crusader. A P0\\7 from 196-10 19---3. he 

rt'll/11/t',/ !IJS Cllrt't'r in the 1Vt11')' 1111d Wt'/// Oil 10 bt"COlllt" 

1ht \11p<"mrw1de111 of the U.S. 1\~11·nl Amdenq m 19-,~. 

u•hert he 11111hor<"d die "Ho11or Trt"t111st" a11d 11•e111 011 ro 

b1·r01m· 1'1« Dc'flll)' Chref o/N111•1il Opmui1111s b1Jor1· Im 

rCTirt•mt'lll in 1986. Ht• rhen hemmt• Chr111w1111 ofd1e 

N1111r1/ / r,u{a;/11p Dep11rt11m11111 1he Ac,1dm11~ 1md l111er 

.<t-rtlt'd <IS prc;idnu of the Associt1rio11of1V111111/1l1•it11io11.