Students are also given an introduction to leadership, followership, communicative skills, human relations, and officership. This course covers the Air Force's integration into our national strategy, as well as geopolitics and the instruments of national power. It also addresses the diverse roles of general purpose and aerospace support forces by examining their applications to the entire spectrum of conflict. This course explores two broad areas. Second, it directs attention to the life of an Air Force officer, discussing such topics as professionalism, leadership, education, Air Force heritage, Air Force leaders, quality Air Force, ethics, values and advancement.
Communication skills development continues.
As a follow-on to AERO 201, this course continues to examine the development of air power. It stresses a variety of events and elements in the history of air power, especially when these provide significant examples of the last 40 years, ending with an examination of the air operation in Desert Storm. Communication skills development continues. This is an integrated leadership and quality management course emphasizing the individual as a leader. Emphasis is given to the individual's environment and job, the management process, and an in-depth look at the function of leadership, ethics, motivation, and individual and group behavior.