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cally indeterminate systems. ARCH 485
is the prerequisite for ARCH 486.
(3-0-3); (3-0-3)
ARCH 480
Long-Span and Special Structures
Introduction of structural systems for
long spans and special structures. The
structural behavior will be discussed
and the required strength and stiffness
will be evaluated. Individual projects
will be assigned to students to be presented
at the end of the course. (3-0-3)
ARCH 489
Structural Systems for Tall
Buildings and Long-Span Structures
This course reviews the historical
development of the interaction of the
structure with architecture and explores
future trends and directions. The suitability
of different materials and systems
will be studied, with emphasis placed
on efficiency. (3-0-3)
ARCH 494
Senior Theory Seminar
An investigation of the development of
formal architectural theory in the West.
Writings by architects from Vitruvius to
the present will be studied, analyzed,
and criticized. The relation between
theory and practice will be emphasized,
as well as the implications of particular
theories for such other questions as
tradition, change, innovation and
revolution. (3-0-3)
ARCH 497
Special Projects
Independent study of projects and
problems. Students must be advised
and have consent of the instructor and
approval of the dean. (Credit: Variable)
Air Force Aerospace
AS 101
Air Force Today I
Introduction to the U.S. Air Force and
Air Force ROTC. This course will focus
on officership and professionalism,
military customs and courtesies, health
and physical fitness, and drill and
ceremonies. Leadership Laboratory will
continue to emphasize the application
of customs and courtesies, health and
physical fitness, and drill and
ceremonies. (1-2-1) (C)
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AS 102
Air Force Today II
Introduction to the history and organization
of the U.S. Air Force. The origin
of the Air Force will be described and
the current command structure will be
reviewed. Leadership Laboratory
continued. (1-2-1) (C)
AS 147, 148, 247, 248,
347, 348, 447, 448
Air Force Physical Training
This course is offered to increase
cadet’s levels of physical fitness and
to emphasize the importance of
a healthy lifestyle. (0-3-2)
AS 201
The Evolution of USAF
Air and Space Power I
Examines general aspects of air and space
power through a historical perspective.
Historical examples are provided to show
the development of Air Force capabilities
and missions from early flight through
the Korean War. Communication skills
are also refined. Leadership Laboratory
continued. (1-2-1) (C)
AS 202
The Evolution of USAF
Air and Space Power II
Continuing study of topics covered in
AS 201. Covers the period from the
Vietnam War through today. Also, communication
skills are refined. Leadership
Laboratory continued. (1-2-1) (C)
AS 301
Air Force Leadership Studies I
Study of leadership authority, principles
and accountability, management fundamentals,
oral and written presentation
and counseling skills required of an Air
Force junior officer. Advanced
Leadership Laboratory compliments this
course by providing leadership experience
in officer-type activities. (3-2-3) (C)
AS 302
Air Force Leadership Studies II
Study of professional knowledge, motivation,
empowerment, mentoring,
delegation, quality management, Air
Force personnel and evaluation systems,
leadership ethics, and oral and written
presentation shills required of an Air
Force junior officer. Continuation of
Advanced Leadership Laboratory.
(3-2-3) (C)
Course Descriptions
AS 401
National Security Affairs
This course is designed for college
seniors and gives them the foundation
to understand their role as military officers
in American society. The course
closely examines the national security
process, regional studies, Air Force doctrine,
and current issues affecting the
military profession. Emphasis is also
given on refining oral and written communication
skills. Continuation of
Advanced Leadership Laboratory.
(3-2-3) (C)
AS 402
Preparation for Active Duty
Designed for college seniors and gives
them the foundation to understand
their role as military officers in
American society. This course builds
upon the subject matter previously
covered in AS 401 and also further
examines regional studies, advanced
leadership ethics, military justice, the
military as a profession, and officership.
Preparation for active duty life is one of
the core elements of this course, and
students will learn the role of an Air
Force commander in addition to the
different services and programs available
on a military installation.
Emphasis is also given on refining oral
and written communication skills.
Continuation of Advanced Leadership
Laboratory. (3-2-3) (C)
Leadership Laboratory
A study of Air Force customs and
courtesies, drills and ceremonies, issuing
military commands, instructing,
directing and evaluating the preceding
skills, studying the environment of
an Air Force officer, and learning about
the areas of opportunity as available
to commissioned officers. Planning and
controlling of military activities of
the cadet corps, preparation and presentation
of briefings and other oral
and written communications. Providing
interviews, guidance and information
which will increase the understanding,
motivation and performance of
other cadets.
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