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Military Education, Army 691
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
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  New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2003-2005 Programs of Study for Liberal Arts Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Military Education, Army 691 Courses  

Courses

03:691:101Foundations of Officership (1.5) Organization of U.S. Army and responsibilities of the Army officer. Physical fitness, values, ethics, military customs, and traditions.
03:691:102Basic Leadership (1.5) Introduction to the leadership assessment process. Communications and methods of performance evaluation. Development of work schedules and the techniques of counseling.
03:691:103,104Leadership and Training Laboratory (0,0) Practical exercises in leadership techniques. Lab. 1.5 hrs. Corequisites: 03:691:101, 102.
03:691:201Individual Leadership Studies (1.5) Instruction and evaluation techniques in the critical areas of leadership. Analysis of communication ability, presentation skills, and procedures for delegating responsibility. Land navigation and principles of physical fitness.
03:691:202Leadership and Teamwork (1.5) Analysis of the dimensions of leadership identified in 03:691:201 as applied in a group. Specific analysis of initiative judgment, sensitivity, communication skills, and planning and organizing abilities. Principles of time management and fundamentals of resource management.
03:691:203,204Leadership and Training Laboratory (0,0) Practical exercises in leadership techniques. Lab. 1.5 hrs. Corequisites: 03:691:201, 202.
03:691:391. Military Leadership and Problem Solving (3) Decision-making techniques, course of action development, study of historical examples, and practical exercises in deliberate and hasty decision making. Prerequisites: 03:691:101 and 201, or special permission.
03:691:391,392Military Leadership and Ethics (3) Case study of leadership traits and management principles. "Code of Conduct" and the military justice system. Principles of security and survival in a combat environment. Employment of tactical communications. Planning military operations. Prerequisites: 03:691:102 and 202, or by permission.
03:691:393,394Leadership and Training Laboratory (0,0) Practical exercises in leadership techniques. Lab. 1.5 hrs. Corequisites: 03:691:391,392.
03:691:491Leadership and Management in the Military (3) Organization of Army staffs, functional areas of responsibility, planning techniques, and problem solving. Military writing; formats for studies, reports, and routine correspondence. The army logistics system. Prerequisites: 03:691:391,392 or permission of instructor.
03:691:492Officership (3) Problems and responsibilities of an Army officer; treatment of contemporary social problems in the military environment. Training management and methods of instruction. Military law and ethics. Prerequisite: 03:691:491 or permission of instructor.
03:691:493,494Leadership and Training Laboratory (0,0) Practical exercises in leadership techniques. Lab. 1.5 hrs. Corequisites: 03:691:491, 492. Enrollment limited to and
 
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