Courses

Course provides for special field experience by working with active duty U.S. Army units and/or for culture and foreign language education and training abroad or with non-governmental organizations (NGO). Credit hours earned are based upon required research, oral presentations, and exams. The cadet is required to provide a written report to the Professor of Military Science upon completion of the course.

Course provides for special field experience by working with active duty U.S. Army units and/or for culture and foreign language education and training abroad or with non-governmental organizations (NGO). Credit hours earned are based upon required research, oral presentations, and exams. The cadet is required to provide a written report to the Professor of Military Science upon completion of the course.

This course is a continuation of the development of student competencies and confidence through intermediate leadership, technical, and tactical instruction. Students lead small groups in accomplishing tasks of increasing complexity.

May-term class emphasizes and refines all MSC 301 and 302 skills. Students enhance personal orienteering, rifle marksmanship, communications and physical training skills and abilities. Students practice planning and executing small unit operations and lead their peers in small unit operations. Students participate in a major field training exercise. Course is mandatory for all students attending LDAC during the summer terms.

This course provides additional information on milling setups including rotary tables, boring, dovetail machining, dividing head work. Students obtain hands- on experience in the setup and use of these and other milling accessories.

Advanced study of mixed media materials and techniques with emphasis on experimentation and technology. Includes research into historical and contemporary precedents.

A detailed and practical mixing approach using frequency, dynamic, ambient, and spatial-based processing for traditional and emerging playback environments is covered in this course.

This course serves as a capstone class for app development. Students will conceive, design, develop, and deploy a finished app for mobile platforms using a specified app development software.

Advance practice in hospital based laboratory/clinical settings. Clinical rotations will serve as the foundation for acquiring the appropriate clinical skills. The completion of assigned clinical rotations and clinical competencies are essential to filling objectives.

Advance practice in an additional hospital based laboratory clinical setting. Clinical rotations will serve as the foundation for acquiring the appropriate clinical skills. The completion of assigned clinical rotations and clinical competencies are essentials to filling objectives.