MS 1A Introduction to Military Science
(Fall Quarter) (1 Unit)
This course will fulfill 2 units of the American History and Institution Requirement. An introduction to the organization, purpose and and functions of the U.S. Army. Basic life skills (fitness, interpersonal communication and ethical behavior) will be presented using current military and corporate models in a seminar setting. (Leadership lab attendance is required)

MS 1AB Introduction to Military Science II (Winter Quarter) (1 Unit)
An introduction to the duties, responsibilities, and authority of military personnel. Provides an understanding of the Army's structure and organization. Identify and discuss the Army's Equal Opportunity policies. Discuss traditions of military and individual values and how professional obligations are related.

MS 1AC Introduction to Military Science III (Spring Quarter) (1 Unit)
Provide students with a model for understanding their development as leaders. Initial lessons form the building blocks of progressive lessons in values, fitness, leadership and squad level tactics. Provids students with a set of broadly applicable problem solving concepts, principles, and procedures. Introduction to problem solving models coupled with concepts of screening, evaluation criteria, and practical exercise in applying the principles of problem solving.

MS 22 Basic Military Physical Conditioning
(All Quarters) (1 Unit)
  Basic physical conditioning using the United States Army physical training program along with training programs used by top professionals. Emphasis on cardiovascular system and upper body strength.  The class is open to anyone wishing to get into shape.

 

MS 23 Advanced Military Physical Conditioning (All Quarters)   (1 Unit) Advanced United States Army fitness techniques for physical conditioning. Students learn how to conduct a physical conditioning program to ensure good health and fitness. Focus towards Army Officer Training Corps cadets, although not limited to this group. The class is open to anyone who has already completed Basic Physical Conditioning.