Military Science Classes
Military Science I: Freshman Year
This year serves as the cadet's first introduction to
the Army. Topics covered include military courtesy,
military history, basic first aid, basic rifle
marksmanship, land navigation, rappelling, fundamentals
of leadership, map orienteering, field training, and
drill and ceremony. These courses are open to non-ROTC
students without military obligation .
MIL 101 1 Credit Intro to Military Science
I
MIL 102 1 Credit Intro to Military Science II
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Military Science II: Sophomore Year
The second year is an expansion of the topics taught in
the first year of the program. Cadets are introduced to
tactics, troop leading procedures, basics of operations
orders, and ethics. These courses are open to non-ROTC
students without military obligation .
MIL 201 2 Credits Intro to Military Leadership
I
MIL 202 2 Credits Intro to Military Leadership
II
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Military Science III: Junior Year
The course sequence in this year is mainly focused on
the application of leadership and small-unit tactics.
Cadets are assigned rotating leadership positions
within the school battalion and are evaluated on their
performance and leadership abilities while in those
positions. Third year cadets practice briefing
operations orders, executing small-unit tactics,
leading and participating in physical training, and
preparing for successful performance at the five-week
leader development and assessment course during the
summer following the third year. Attendance at the
course is mandatory.
MIL 301 3 Credits Small Unit Leadership I
MIL 302 3 Credits Small Unit Leadership II
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Military Science IV: Senior Year
This is the final year of the ROTC program and the main
focus is preparing cadets to become successful
lieutenants in the United States Army upon graduation
and commissioning. Senior cadets apply for their
branches (career fields) of interest in the fall and
receive the branch results from the ROTC selection
board in the winter. Cadets are assigned cadet
battalion staff positions and are responsible for
evaluating MSIII cadets and executing training
operations and missions.
MIL 401 3 Credits Advanced Leadership I
MIL 402 3 Credits Advanced Leadership II
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Army Physical Training Classes
These courses are open to all students with permission
of the instructor.
PEACT 102 1 Credits (P/F) Beginning Army
Fitness Training
PEACT 201 1 Credits (P/F) Intermediate Army Fitness
Training