Basic Courses (Freshman - MS I)
MS 111 Basic Leadership Skills (1) (Fall)
Teaches basic leadership skills based on military training doctrine. Students will be introduced to BE-KNOW-DO method of leadership and learn how to apply it to small group leadership situations.
MS 112 Roles of the Army (1) (Winter)
A study of the Total Army, its concepts, and role in society. Examines missions, organization, personnel, and history of the Regular Army, National Guard and Reserves.
MS 113 Adventure Training (1) (Spring)
The examination and practical application of Basic Rifle Marksmanship, rappelling, mountain climbing, and basic first aid. An optional once a month field trip is offered for more extensive experience.
MS 131 Army Physical Fitness Training (1) (All terms)
The course is designed to introduce students to the basics of physical fitness training as designed by the Army. An Army Master Physical Fitness Instructor instructs it. Participants will train to pass (score of 180 or above) the Army Physical Fitness Test, which is a combination of push-ups, sit-ups, and a 2 mile run.
MS 121 Leadership Lab (1) (All terms)
Provides practical experience in selected military skills and drill and ceremonies. Permits the exercise and evaluation of leadership skills in a controlled situation. Taken in conjunction with MS classes.
Basic Courses (Sophomore - MS II)
MS 211 Land Navigation (2) (Fall)
Teaches basic topographic map reading skills and land navigation using a lensatic compass and terrain association. Includes practical exercises.
MS 212 Leadership and Management (2) (Winter)
Introduction to fundamental leadership and management including problem analysis, decision-making, planning, management control, and interpersonal skills. topics such as professional ethics, team development, and oral communication skills.
MS 213 Basic Military Skills (2) (Spring)
The course teaches basic military skills in first aid, wireless communication, land navigation, weapons systems, and small group leadership techniques.
MS 131 Army Physical Fitness Training (1) (All terms)
The course is designed to introduce students to the basics of physical fitness training as designed by the Army. An Army Master Physical Fitness Instructor instructs it. Participants will train to pass (score of 180 or above) the Army Physical Fitness Test, which is a combination of push-ups, sit-ups, and a 2 mile run.
MS 121 Leadership Lab (1) (All terms)
Provides practical experience in selected military skills and drill and ceremonies. Permits the exercise and evaluation of leadership skills in a controlled situation. Taken in conjunction with MS classes.
Advanced Courses (Junior - MS III)
MS 309 Introduction to American History (3) (All terms)
The course covers the American Army's history from its birth in 1775 to the eve of World War I.
MS 310 American Military History (3) (All terms)
The course builds on the introduction to American Military History covering World War I to the Global War on Terror. Recommended prerequisite MS 309
MS 311 Military Leadership (3) (Fall)
This course studies Army Command and Control along with small unit leadership fundamentals. The Junior Officer's role and responsibilities in the leadership process are fully examined.
MS 312 Military Operations (3) (Winter)
The course studies the principles of war and the employment of military forces in accordance with U.S. Army doctrine, organization, equipment, and training.
MS 313 Small-Unit Tactics (3) (Spring)
The course studies the fundamentals, techniques, and procedures of light infantry squad and platoon tactics. Develops leadership skills in planning, organizing, and conducting small unit operations.
MS 131 Army Physical Fitness Training (1) (All terms)
The course is designed to introduce students to the basics of physical fitness training as designed by the Army. An Army Master Physical Fitness Instructor instructs it. Participants will train to pass (score of 180 or above) the Army Physical Fitness Test, which is a combination of push-ups, sit-ups, and a 2 mile run.
MS 121 Leadership Lab (1) (All terms)
Provides practical experience in selected military skills and drill and ceremonies. Permits the exercise and evaluation of leadership skills in a controlled situation. Taken in conjunction with MS classes.
Advanced Courses (Senior - MS IV)
MS 411 Army Training Management (3) (Fall)
The course studies both the Army's training philosophy and its training system. The class focuses on the Junior Officer's role and responsibilities in the process of battle planning, establishment of unit training programs, and execution of military instruction.
MS 412 Military Law and Administration (3) (Winter)
The course focuses on Military Justice, Army Personnel Management, and Army Logistics and Supply. Students study the Junior Officer's role and responsibilities in military law enforcement, officer and enlisted personnel management, resource management, and service and support.
MS 413 Personal Affairs and Career Development (3) (Spring)
This course studies Army Command and Control along with small unit leadership fundamentals. The Junior Officer's role and responsibilities in the leadership process are fully examined.
MS 312 Military Operations (3) (Winter)
The course studies the principles of war and the employment of military forces in accordance with U.S. Army doctrine, organization, equipment, and training.
MS 131 Army Physical Fitness Training (1) (All terms)
The course is designed to introduce students to the basics of physical fitness training as designed by the Army. An Army Master Physical Fitness Instructor instructs it. Participants will train to pass (score of 180 or above) the Army Physical Fitness Test, which is a combination of push-ups, sit-ups, and a 2 mile run.
MS 121 Leadership Lab (1) (All terms)
Provides practical experience in selected military skills and drill and ceremonies. Permits the exercise and evaluation of leadership skills in a controlled situation. Taken in conjunction with MS classes.
