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ROTC - n a v y
Focuses on either drill instruction or practical work to complement classroom
instruction. Must be taken in each class quarter by all NROTC nursing students.
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NAV 1101
Introduction to Naval Science
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3 QH |
Presents a general introduction to the naval profession and the concepts of sea
power. Emphasizes the mission, organization, and warfare components of the
United States Navy and Marine Corps. Includes an overview of officer and
enlisted ranks and rates, training and education, and career patterns. Also
covers naval courtesy and customs, military justice, leadership, and
nomenclature. Exposes the student to the professional competencies required to
become a naval officer.
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NAV 1202
Sea Power and Maritime Affairs
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3 QH |
Surveys United States naval history from the American Revolution to the present
with emphasis on major developments. Includes an in-depth discussion of the
geopolitical theory of Mahan. Also treats present-day concerns in sea power and
maritime affairs, including the economic and political issues of merchant
marine commerce, the law of the sea, the Russian navy and merchant marine, and
a comparison of United States and Russian naval strengths.
Studies at an advanced level organizational behavior and management in the
context of the naval organization. Includes such topics as the management
functions of planning, organizing, and controlling; individual and group
behavior in organization; and motivation and leadership. Explores major
behavioral theories
in detail. Investigates practical applications by the use of experiential
exercises, case studies, and lab discussions. Develops other topics, including
decision-making, communication, responsibility, authority, and accountability.
Provides a foundation of leadership principles and management tools and skills
to prepare and motivate students to confidently assume the responsibilities of
a commissioned officer in the United States Navy. Reinforces leadership
principles through leadership case studies with emphasis on core values,
responsibility, accountability, loyalty, and professional ethics. Provides a
basic background in the responsibilities of a junior division officer and watch
officer, with emphasis on training, counseling, career development, military
law, and special programs. This is
the capstone course of Naval Science.
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