Aerospace Studies 

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Aerospace Studies (Aeros)
Undergraduate Courses
100, 101. Leadership Laboratory—Freshmen. (0.5:0:2 ea.) F, W
Basic fundamentals of military leadership—drill, courtesy,
planning, and organizing at various levels of responsibility.
110. The Air Force Today. (1:2:0) F Prerequisite: concurrent
enrollment in Aeros 100.
Development, organization, and core values of the U.S. Air
Force, emphasizing the foundations of officership.
111. Aerospace Defense, General Purpose, and Support Forces.
(1:2:0) W Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in Aeros 101.
U.S. Air Force Major Command structure and the origins of the
Air Force.
200, 201. Leadership Laboratory—Sophomores. (0.5:0:2 ea.) F, W
As listed for Aeros 100/101. Increased emphasis on performance
level.
210. The Developmental Growth of Air Power. (1:1:0) F
Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in Aeros 200.
Development of various concepts of air power employment,
emphasizing factors that have prompted research and
technological change through the early 1960s.
211. The Developmental Growth of Air Power. (1:1:0) W
Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in Aeros 201.
Development of various concepts of air power employment,
emphasizing factors that have prompted research and
technological change from Vietnam to the present.
300, 301. Leadership Laboratory—Juniors. (0.5:0:2 ea.) F, W
As listed for Aeros 100/101. Students perform as cadet officers.
Emphasis on leadership development.
305R. Leadership Laboratory—Honor Guard. (1:0:3 ea.) F, W
Prerequisite: instructor's consent.
Fundamentals of military leadership and drill with the M-1 rifle;
emphasizes need for response to vested authority, with
opportunity to develop confidence, military bearing, and other
interpersonal skills; students perform as cadet leaders.
310. Management and Leadership. (3:3:0) F Prerequisite:
concurrent enrollment in Aeros 300.
Writing, speaking, and listening as communication skills;
management concepts; responsibilities and ethics for an Air Force
junior officer.
311. Management and Leadership. (3:3:0) W Prerequisite:
concurrent enrollment in Aeros 301.
Principles of leadership, problem solving, decisions, discipline,
and human relations. Emphasis on career planning as an Air
Force junior officer.
399R. Academic Internship: Leadership Intern Program. (4:0:0)
Sp, Su Recommended: Aeros 201 or 301.
Air Force ROTC field leadership training course. Provides
advanced fundamentals of military leadership, planning,
organizing, and team building at various levels of responsibility.
Enrollment limited to Air Force ROTC cadets.
400R, 401R. Leadership Laboratory—Seniors. (0.5:0:2 ea.) F, W
As listed for Aeros 100/101. Senior cadets perform in leadership
positions in planning and conducting all activities of the cadet
corps.
410. National Security Affairs. (3:3:0) F Prerequisite: concurrent
enrollment in Aeros 400R.
Civilian control of military, civil-military interaction, the forming
of defense strategy. Military profession; Russia, Europe, and East
Asia regional studies.
411. National Security Affairs. (3:3:0) W Prerequisite: concurrent
enrollment in Aeros 401R.
Africa, Middle East, and Latin American regional studies;
military operation other than war; military justice system; officer
professional development.
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