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of seapower as an instrument of national
policy, and a comparative study of U.S.
and Soviet naval strategies. Prerequisite:
Consent of instructor. (3-2-3) Offered
spring semester. (C)
NS 301,302
Navigation and Naval Operations I, II
A comprehensive study of the theory,
principles, and procedures of ship navigation,
movement and employment.
Competency is achieved in the areas
of piloting and celestial and electronic
means of shipboard navigation.
Operations topics include communications,
sonar-radar search and screening
theory. Tactical formations and dispositions,
relative motion, maneuvering
board and tactical plots are analyzed
for force effectiveness and unity Rules
of the road, lights, signals and navigational
aids are also covered. Prerequisite:
Consent of instructor. (3-2-3); (3-2-3)
NS 310
Evolution of Warfare
A survey of all military history designed
to provide the student with a basic
knowledge of the art and concepts
of warfare and its evolution from the
beginning of recorded history to the
present. Included within this study
is a consideration of the influence that
leadership, political, economic, sociological
and technological factors have
had on warfare and the influence they
will continue to exert in the age of
limited warfare. Prerequisite: Consent
of instructor. (3-2-3) (C)
NS 401
Leadership and Management
This course is a comprehensive advancedlevel
study of organizational behavior and
management. Topics include a survey of
principal management functions. Major
behavioral theories as well as practical
applications are explored by the use
of experiential exercises, case studies
and laboratory discussions. Other
topics include decision-making, communication,
responsibility, authority,
accountability and total quality leadership
(TQL). (2-2-2) (C)
NS 402
Naval Leadership and Ethics
This course discusses ethical considerations
in military leadership including
the development of common core val-
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ues among a diverse population and
application of those values in the problematic
context of the use of military
force in support of national policy.
A capstone course integrating professional
competencies of prior course
and training. (3-2-3) (C)
NS 410
Amphibious Warfare
The course is designed to provide the
student with a historical survey of the
evolution of amphibious warfare. An indepth
survey of amphibious landings is
concluded with a study of the development
of modern amphibious doctrine.
Emphasis is placed on case studies of
WW II: Pacific landing operations
and Allied landings in North Africa,
Northern Europe and Italy. Prerequisite:
Consent of instructor. (3-2-3) (C)
Operations Management
OM 312
Introduction
to Operations Management
Operational problems studied from
a systems viewpoint. Development and
application of policies, techniques
and models for making decisions in
the areas of product and service design,
design of operating systems, production
and control of the product or service.
Prerequisite: Junior standing. (3-0-3)
Offered in fall and spring.
Public Administration
Undergraduates may enroll in the
following courses with department
permission.
PA 501
Introduction to Public Management
PA 502
Complex Organizations
PA 503
Administrative Law
PA 513
Public Policy Analysis
and Evaluation
PA 514
Government Management and
Information Systems
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 1999-2001
PA 522
Public Personnel Administration
PA 531
Governmental Accounting
and Budgeting
PA 532
Public Finance
PA 542
Planning for Governments
and Agencies
PA 551
Public Works Management
PA 552
Health and Human Services Policy
and Administration
PA 553
Police Administration
PA 554
Administration of
Science and Technology
PA 561
Political Process and Administration
PA 562
Urban and Metropolitan Government
PA 563
Intergovernmental Relations
PA 564
Comparative Administration
and Policy
PA 577
Topics in Public Management
PA 590
Internship in Public Administration
Philosophy
PHIL 301
Ancient Philosophy
A study of major works by Plato,
Aristotle and other important ancient
philosophers. Prerequisites: A 100-level
humanities course and satisfaction
of IIT’s Basic Writing Proficiency
Requirement. (3-0-3) (H)(C)