MLSL-MILITARY SCIENCE
This course provides an introduction to the Army and basic Soldier skills. Students receive an introduction to the Army Profession and examine what it means to be a professional in the U.S. Army. The overall focus is on developing fundamental knowledge and comprehension of the Army Leadership Requirements Model (ALRM) while understanding the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program, its purpose in the Army, and its advantages for the student. Students also begin learning map reading and land navigation.
Courses
- MLSL 1110 — Introduction to Army Leadership
- MLSL 1110L — Introduction to Army Leadership I Laboratory
- MLSL 1120 — Introduction to Army Leadership II
- MLSL 1120L — Introduction to Leadership Lab
- MLSL 1129 — Introduction to Military Fitness I
- MLSL 1130 — Introduction to Military Fitness II
- MLSL 2110 — Foundations of Army Leadership I
- MLSL 2110L — Foundations of Army Leadership I Laboratory
- MLSL 2120 — Foundations of Army Leadership II
- MLSL 2120L — Foundations of Army Leadership II Lab
- MLSL 2129 — Foundations of Military Fitness I
- MLSL 2130 — Foundations of Military Fitness II
- MLSL 2992 — Directed Studies in Military Science
- MLSL 3103 — Recent American Military History
- MLSL 3110 — Leading Small Organizations I
- MLSL 3110L — Leading Small Organizations I Lab
- MLSL 3120 — Leading Small Organizations II
- MLSL 3120L — Leading Small Organizations II Lab
- MLSL 3129 — Military Fitness III
- MLSL 3130 — Remember Bataan
- MLSL 3992 — Advanced Directed Studies
- MLSL 3999 — Cadet Summer Training Advanced Course
- MLSL 4110 — Leadership Challenges and Goal Setting
- MLSL 4110L — Leadership Challenges and Goal Setting Lab
- MLSL 4120 — Transition to Lieutenant
- MLSL 4120L — Transition to Lieutenant Lab
- MLSL 4129 — Military Fitness IV
- MLSL 4992 — Practicum