NAVSC 101
Introduction to Naval Science (2) Introduction to naval organization, customs, military law, ships, aircraft, and Marine Corps and Navy career paths.
Effective: Fall 1983
NAVSC 102
Sea Power and Maritime Affairs (3) Historical evolution of sea power and its effects on world history; current U.S. maritime strategy for employment of naval forces.
Effective: Spring 1994
NAVSC 204
Leadership and Management I (2) Managerial thought and behavioral theories, with emphasis on how they apply to the naval organization.
Effective: Spring 1993
NAVSC 205
Navigation (3) Theory and principles of all types of piloting and navigation, including a practicum emphasizing correct documentation and plotting.
Effective: Spring 2006
NAVSC 311
Evolution of Warfare (2) Survey of development of military strategy, tactics, principles of war, and weaponry through the ages and recent U.S. applications.
Effective: Fall 1992
NAVSC 313
Marine Corps Leadership Theory and Techniques (2) Introduction to Marine Corps leadership theory and techniques and their application to military-related practical skills and subject matter.
Effective: Fall 1992
NAVSC 322
Naval Ships Systems I--Naval Engineering (3.5) Principles and applications of engineering concepts to ship construction, stability, and propulsion and auxiliary systems.
Effective: Fall 1992
NAVSC 323
Naval Ships Systems II--Weapons (3) An analysis of electromagnetic wave theory, principles of underwater sound propagation, electro-optic theory, and weapons control systems.
Effective: Spring 2006
Prerequisite:
NAVSC 322
NAVSC 401
Naval Operations and Seamanship (3) Introduction to naval operations; the theory and principles of the rules of the road; use of the maneuvering board.
Effective: Fall 2006
Prerequisite:
NAVSC 205
NAVSC 402
Leadership and Management II (2) The Navy's Resource Management Program (personnel management), counseling techniques, military justice, prevention of substance abuse, and naval correspondence and publications.
Effective: Fall 1983
Prerequisite:
NAVSC 401
NAVSC 411
Amphibious Warfare (2) A historical survey and evaluation of twentieth-century amphibious warfare operations.
Effective: Fall 1992
Prerequisite:
6 credits of Navy ROTC courses
NOTE: Candidates for reqular commission in the Navy will gain practicum work during two afloat summer cruises.
Candidates for Regular commission in the Marine Corps will gain practicum work during one afloat summer cruise and one Maine Corps cruise at a Marine Corps base.
Additionally, the summer between the sophomore and junior years includes career orientation and training on vocational specialties in the Navy and Marine Corps.
Candidates for Reserve commissions in the navy and the Marine Corps will gain practicum work during one afloat summer cruise or one cruise at a Marine Corps base, respectively.
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