1997-1998 Undergraduate Catalog College of Arts and Sciences - Military Science

Lieutenant Colonel Marilyn Terrill, department head

Assistant Professors Captains D'Antonio, Draper, Hlas, Master Sergeant De La Cruz, Sergeant First Class Simmons, Sergeant Bryson,

(505) 646-4028

The military science program leads to a commission as an officer in the Army Reserve, National Guard, or Regular Army. The program consists of four parts: the student's academic major, nondepartmental courses of value to the military service, courses in military science, and a six-week advanced camp. The department offers a four-year program divided into two parts: the basic course (two years) and the advanced course (two years). Selected students may qualify for the two-year program with prior military service or successful completion of a six week summer basic camp. Financial assistance and scholarships are available for qualified individuals. Students should contact the Department of Military Science to obtain additional information.

DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Basic Course--Freshman

M SC 110, Cadet Basic Training I	1
M SC 111, Small Unit Leadership, Tactics, and Orienteering II	1

Basic Course--Sophomore

M SC 210, Cadet Basic Training II	1
M SC 211, Principles of Leadership	1

Courses should be taken in sequence, normally one per semester.

Advanced Course--Junior

M SC 310, 310L, Battlefield Dynamics I and Lab	4
M SC 320, 320L, Battlefield Dynamics II and Lab	3

Advanced Course--Senior

M SC 401, 401L, Professional Development and Lab	4
M SC 402, 402L, Ethics and Professionalism, and Lab	4
M SC 425, Practicum	1-4

The student's military science adviser will recommend course sequence. Military science students must sign up for and attend courses plus laboratories.

NONDEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

At least one course from the following areas must be successfully completed to meet Professional Military Education (PME) requirements. There are a number of courses that meet PME requirements. See your military science adviser for specific courses.

Written communications	2-3
Computer science	3
Human behavior	3
Military history	3
Math reasoning	3
P E 104, Military Physical Fitness	2-3