This course is an introduction to the organization, purpose and functions of the U.S. Army. It provides the foundation in basic life skills to include fitness, interpersonal communication and ethical behavior using current Army models. It also provides insight into the Army's profession of arms and officer's role within that profession.

Examination of methods in which non-state actors carry out violence against states with emphasis on the motivation behind the acts and implications for modern forces on the strategic, operational, and tactical levels.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a popular martial art with emphasis on ground grappling. It is an effective an easy to learn self defense discipline. Because of its steep learning curve, students can effectively learn self defense techniques in a short amount of time. This course will be comprised of lecture, demonstration and practical application exercise. The course is physical in nature but gender neutral.  A methodology of live training will be emphasized, as well as safety and the history of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

This course is basic physical conditioning using the United States Army physical training program. The course emphasizes on the cardiovascular system and upper body strength. The focus is towards Army Officer Training Corps cadets, although it is not limited to this group.

Independent studies with the professor. To permit study on a subject agreed by the student and the professor, not covered by regular course offerings.