Introduction to Army special operations, operations other than war, and trends in the military. T. Cho MS311 Advanced Military Science Collective training in fundamentals of small unit tactics, drill and ceremony, and the practice of individual military skills under field conditions off campus. Includes one weekend of field adventure training focused on teambuilding through completion of Leaders Reaction Course, Obstacle Course, marksmanship, and rappelling. K. Anderson MS312 Advanced Camp Preparation Continues skills development of skills taught in MS.311. Training focus prepares student for ROTC Advanced Camp the following summer.
Opportunities exist for voluntary winter survival and advanced marksmanship training.
A survey course of basic principles for successfully managing and leading specifically toward military applications. Develops skills in topics such as oral and written communication techniques, planning, team building, motivation, ethics, managing change, and decision making. Course relies heavily on interactive experiential classes with case studies, student presentations, role plays and discussion. Baker, Stephenson, Palkovic MS402 Leadership and Management II Continuation of MS.401. Intended to prepare the cadets for a smooth transition into the officer corps.