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Also covered are organization structure
and design, the dynamics of individual
and group interaction, organization
climate, managerial styles, the implications
of increasing work force diversity,
coping with conflict, and methods for
achieving organizational improvement.
Issues in international business are dealt
with at relevant points. Prerequisite:
Junior standing. (3-0-3)
Military Science
MlLS 010
Freshman Recitation
A structured tutorial and learning environment
for first-year army ROTC
students; development of improved
academic abilities; and a better understanding
of the military discipline.
Students must be enrolled in their initial
year of ROTC. (1-0- 1)
MILS 101
U.S. Defense Establishment
Discussion and practical application
of fundamentals, principals and traits of
leadership. An introduction to the
history and practical application of the
U.S. Army customs and traditions.
A practical laboratory is required for
Army ROTC cadets. (1-2-1) (C)
MILS 102
Customs and Traditions
of the Military
An examination of the nation’s defense
establishment. Emphasis is placed on
the structural aspects and the authority
relationships of the Department of
Defense and the Department of the
Army; constitutional provisions for the
common defense; and the concept of
civilian control of the military. A practical
laboratory is requited for Army
ROTC cadets. (1-2-1) (C)
MILS 107
American Military History
In-depth study of American military
history through examination of evolvement
of the Army and warfare. (3-2-3)
MILS 147, 149, 247, 249,
347, 349, 447, 448
Aerobic Conditioning
Participation in aerobic exercise program;
evaluation of the level of cardiovascular
fitness. (0-3-2)
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MILS 201
Fundamentals of Leadership,
Organization and Planning
Study and practical application of basic
leadership techniques to include motivating
and counseling. Emphasis on
communication skills to include oral
presentations and the Army writing
style. A practical laboratory is required
for Army cadets. (2-2-2)
MILS 202
Leadership Dynamics
Analytical study of American military
history from its origin through the present.
Emphasis on leadership, strategy,
the principles of war, and growth of the
military in the United States. A practical
laboratory is required for Army
ROTC cadets. (3-2-3)
MILS 301
Military Operations and Tactics
Introduction to the principles of war;
practical exercises in small unit leadership
and combined arms operations.
Study of land navigation techniques
and field communications equipment
operating procedures with actual field
application. A practical laboratory
is required for Army ROTC cadets.
Prerequisites: MILS 101; MILS 102;
MILS 201 or the equivalent; and
department approval. (3-2-3) (C)
MILS 302
Organizational Leaders
Detailed study of Army tactical combat
doctrine to include organization,
patrolling, offensive and defensive
tactics at the small unit level. Advanced
techniques of planning, organization,
delegation and control with practical
application. A practical laboratory
is required for Army ROTC cadets.
Prerequisites: MILS 101; MILS 102;
MILS 201 or the equivalent; and
department approval. (3-2-3)
MILS 401
Training and Resource Management
Nature of command and staff relationships;
theory and application of U.S.
Army training management doctrine;
operations and intelligence functions;
professional ethics. A practical laboratory
is required for Army ROTC
cadets. Prerequisites: MILS 101, MILS
102; MILS 201 or the equivalent; and
department approval. (3-2-3) (C)
Course Descriptions
MILS 402
Military Law
Study of the nature, structure, powers
and procedures of the military justice
system; reserve components of the Army;
senior and subordinate relationships;
obligations and responsibilities of an
officer on active duty. A practical laboratory
required for Army ROTC cadets.
Prerequisites: MILS 101; MILS 102;
and MILS 201 or the equivalent; and
department approval. (3-2-3) (C)
MILS 499
Advanced Independent Research
Intensive research and study of selected
topics. May be repeated for a maximum
of six credit hours. A practical laboratory
is required for Army ROTC cadets.
Prerequisite: Department approval.
(Credit: 1-4 hours)
Marketing
MKT 371
Marketing
Introduction to the activities and decisions
faced by marketing managers
in modern organizations. Topics
include: consumer and organizational
buying behavior, marketing research,
market segmentation, new product
development, product line decisions,
pricing channels, distribution, promotion,
international marketing, and introduction
to marketing strategic planning.
(3-0-3) Offered in fall and spring.
Mechanical, Materials and
Aerospace Engineering
MMAE 100
Introduction to the Profession I
Introduces the student to the scope
of the engineering profession and its
role in society, develops a sense of professionalism
in the student, confirms
and reinforces the student’s career
choices, and provides a mechanism for
regular academic advising. Provides
integration with other first-year courses.
Applications of mathematics to engineering.
Emphasis is placed on the
development of professional communications
and teamwork skills. (1-4-3) (C)
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