Develops skills to avoid or avert potential physical confrontations, to include negotiation with potential attackers. Introduces skills essential to provide for self-defense when conflict is unavoidable. Provides information for dealing with the physical and emotional aftermath of an attack. Includes lectures and demonstrations, as well as practical application in mock-attack simulations. Prepares students for entry and transition into the Advanced ROTC program.
Classes meet two hours for classroom instruction and two hours for leadership lab per week.
Students incur no military obligation. Provides practical knowledge of the various forms of topographic representation. Allows students to interpret and use maps in terrain association and land navigation exercises. Applies classroom and practical application skills to topographic symbols, the military grid system, determining azimuths, vehicular navigation, pace and distance determination, as well as field expedient methods. Classes meet two hours for classroom instruction and two hours for leadership lab per week.