Practical experience at leading and decision making is provided to all students. Each student faces personal challenges and learns to overcome them through initiative, sound judgement, and accurate problem analysis. By doing this, students begin to develop a functional base of practical management and leadership skills which can be applied to future challenging situations. Introduction to basic outdoor survival skills, to include map reading, orienteering, land navigation and CPR certification. Students are faced with personal challenges that must be overcome through development of personal leadership and decision making skills.
Students continue to build upon their functional base of practical management and leadership skills.
An introduction to the military model of management and leadership. Students receive a basic understanding of the historical development of the Army's leadership system. Students develop leadership foundations by leading discussions, developing and briefing operation plans using the military decision making model. The course prepares students to function in an ever-changing environment both in and out of the military. A continuation of 211 which builds upon the previous leadership and decision making models, by studying and analyzing historical examples of military leaders and doing practical exercises using the military decision making process.