Army ROTC Classes
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Freshmen
MS I |
Sophomores
MS II |
Juniors
MS III |
Seniors
MS IV |
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MS 101-Basic
Military Science - 1 CR (Fall/Spring)
Introduces U.S. Army, roles, history and organization. Introduces basic officer competencies. Teaches basic fitness, interpersonal communications, values, ethics, unique duties and responsibilities of an officer. MS 102 - Basic Leadership- 1 CR (Fall/Spring) Introduces general model of problem solving. Teaches basic skills underlying effective problem solving. Introduces fundamental leadership concepts. Examines factors that influence leader and group effectiveness. MS 130 - Leadership Lab - 1 CR (Fall) Military leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical applications and challenging outdoor activities. MS 131 - Leadership Lab - 1 CR (Spring) Continuation of MS 130. 
MS 150 - Army Physical Fitness Training - 1 CR (Fall) Physical fitness training techniques designed to prepare for a graduated diagnostic test (FM 21-20). This class will challenge you and get you into some of the best shape of your life. MS 151 - Army Physical Fitness Training - 1 CR (Spring) Continuation of MS 150. |
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MS 201 Leadership and Teamwork- 2 CR (Fall)
Introduces principles and techniques of effective written and oral communication. Basic Land Navigation training. Teaches practical leader skills. Examines principles of subordinate motivation and organizational change. Applies leadership and problem solving principles to case studies.
MS 202 Intro to Tactics and Officership- 2 CR (Spring) Introduces basic tactical principles. Operation order process, Troop Leading Procedures and small unit tactics. Examines the foundations, duties and functions of officers. 230 - Leadership Lab - 1 CR (Fall) Military Leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging and outdoor activities. MS 231 - Leadership Lab - 1 CR (Spring) Continuation of MS 230. MS 250 - Army Physical Fitness Training - 1 CR (Fall) Physical fitness training techniques designed to prepare for a graduated diagnostic test. MS 251 - Army Physical Fitness Training - 1 CR (Spring) Continuation of MS 250. |
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MS 301 -
Leadership and Problem Solving - 3 CR (Fall)
Theory, organization, and dynamics of combined arms team in combat operations; small unit offensive tactics and techniques; fire support systems and organic weapons of ground-gaining arms; leadership, management, and training techniques. MS 301L - Leadership Lab - 0 CR (Fall) Military Leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. Prerequisite: MS 101, 102, 201, and 202. MS 302 - Leadership and Problem Solving II - 3 CR (Spring) Continuation of MS 301. Prerequisite: MS 301. MS 302L - Leadership Lab - 0 CR (Fall) Military leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. |
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MS 402L - Leadership Lab - 0 CR (Spring) MS 401 - Leadership and Management - 3 CR (Fall) Legal system, career planning, post and installation support, personal affairs management, written and oral communication, military professional ethics, Army logistics system, and command and staff functions. (Prerequisite: Completion of MS-300 level requirements or by arrangement with Professor of Military Science) MS 401L - Leadership Lab - 0 CR (Fall) Military leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. (Required if enrolled in MS-401) MS 402 - Transition to Lieutenant - 3 CR (Spring) U.S. Army Training management, military justice, U.S. Army Personnel system, leadership, written and oral communications, and preparing for commissioning. (Prerequisite: Completion of MS-401 or by arrangement with the Professor of Military Science) MS 402L - Leadership Lab - 0 CR (Spring) Military leadership and small unit tactics. Develops leadership abilities through practical application and challenging outdoor activities. (Required if enrolled in MS-402) MS 497 - Independent Study - 1-3 CR (Fall/Spring/Summer) Individualized approach to selected topics by guided reading and critical evaluation. |
