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The program is divided into the basic course (Military Science 1 and 2) and the advanced course (Military Science 3 and 4). All military science course grades are included in the student’s grade point average. A student wishing to use a military science course to satisfy a degree requirement should consult “Course Substitutions Authorized for ROTC” at the end of this section. Florida Tech offers both four-year and two-year ROTC programs. The two-year program is particularly beneficial for students who have transferred to Florida Tech from junior colleges where military science training was not available. Such students are required to complete a basic ROTC course at the five-week Army National Leaders Training Course at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Students may then be enrolled in the advanced course. While attending the Leader’s Training Course, a student receives approximately $700 plus travel expenses to and from camp. The four-year military science curriculum described below is applicable to both male and female students who meet the required age and physical standards. Students with prior military service or students who were enrolled in a high school JROTC program may be eligible to receive credit for the basic course (MSC 1001 and 1002) and directly enter the advanced program, as determined by the professor of military science. Army ROTC Scholarships The Army ROTC program awards four-, three- and two-year merit-based scholarships to qualified applicants on a competitive basis. These scholarships provide for full tuition and medical fees annually. An additional scholarship benefit is a designated book allowance of $900. Army scholarship winners and all advanced course cadets receive a tax-free subsistence allowance ranging from $300–500 a month for up to ten months for each year the scholarship is in effect. Scholarships do not pay flight fees. A student who enrolls at Florida Tech under contract with the U.S. Army as an ROTC scholarship student receives incentives from the university in addition to the benefits paid by the Army. Four-year scholarship winners receive a room and board scholarship from the university, and may qualify for a grant for tuition not covered by the Army. Three-year advanced designees receive 50 percent tuition assistance for the freshman year. Beginning in the sophomore year, three-year advanced designees receive a room and board scholarship, and may qualify for a grant to cover the tuition balance not covered by the ROTC scholarship from the university. Three- and two-year on-campus scholarship recipients will receive incentive packages similar to the above for all years the scholarship is in effect. A student who transfers from another university to Florida Tech may be eligible for these incentive benefits as determined on a case-by-case basis by the professor of military science. Military Science Curriculum Military Science 1: Covers the history, mission and organization of ROTC and the U.S. Army; basic customs, marksmanship, navigation and small-unit infantry tactics; and leadership development through practical exercises. Academic classes meet one hour per week. Leadership laboratory meets 1.5 hours per week. ROTC credit, four hours (2 hr/sem). Optional activities: Ranger Company, Color Guard, weekend field exercises and physical training (mandatory for scholarship winners). 160 Florida Tech Military Science 2: Offers a more advanced study of map reading and small-unit infantry tactics, and continued leadership development by placement in leader positions within the cadet organization. Academic classes meet two hours per week. Leadership laboratory meets 1.5 hours per week. ROTC credit, two hours/semester. Optional activities: Ranger Company, Color Guard, additional weekend field exercises and physical training (mandatory for scholarship winners). Military Science 3: Covers operation orders and platoon tactics; weapons, land navigation, military skills, communications and instructional techniques; and the development of leadership through tactical exercises. Academic classes meet three hours per week. Leadership laboratory meets 1.5 hours per week. Physical training meets four hours per week (attendance required). ROTC credit, six hours (3 hrs/sem). Optional activity: Ranger Company. Military Science 4: Covers the conduct of training, ethics, military law and history. Cadet leaders gain practical experience in staff organization and planning while executing the unit’s training program. Academic classes meet three hours per week. Leadership laboratory meets 1.5 hours per week and physical training meets four hours per week (attendance required). ROTC credit, six hours (3 hrs/sem). Optional activity: Ranger Company. Military Science 5: Covers a detailed systems approach to studying and understanding military studies; the functions of military organizations and command structures; the functions of military decision-making; the characteristics, attributes and drivers of new telecommunications technologies and components that shape innovation and technological advancement in the military; the fundamentals of military leadership; and significant historical events and current topics. Course Substitutions Authorized for ROTC Academic credit is permitted for military science classes as follows. Aeronautical Science MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Electives.......................................................................6 9 Aeronautical Science Flight Option MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 6 Aviation Computer Science MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Electives.......................................................................6 9 Aviation Management Flight Option and Aviation Management MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Elective ....................................................................0–3 3–6 Aviation Meteorology Flight Option and Aviation Meteorology MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 3
Biochemistry and Biological Sciences MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Liberal Arts Electives .......................................................3–6 Free Elective ........................................................................3 9–12 Business (except eCommerce Technology and Information Management) MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Restricted Electives (Business) ............................................6 9 Chemistry MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 Technical Electives ..........................................................3–6 9–12 Communication and Humanities Substitute any three MSC credits for HUM 3385 ...............3 Free Electives.....................................................................12 15 Computer Science (except Information Systems) MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Electives.......................................................................4 7 Engineering Programs and Oceanography MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 6 Environmental Sciences MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free or Restricted Elective ...................................................3 6 eCommerce Technology and Information Management in Business, and Computer Sciences MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 3 Interdisciplinary Science Free Electives.......................................................................6 Interdisciplinary Science ......................................................9 15 Mathematical Sciences and Applied Mathematics MSC 4002 Military Science (for Liberal Arts Elective) ..........................3 Free Electives.......................................................................6 Technical Elective ................................................................3 12 Physics MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Electives.................................................................0–12 Technical Elective ................................................................3 6–18 Psychology Free Electives...............................................................17–18 17–18 Science and Mathematics Education Free Elective ........................................................................3 Liberal Arts Elective .........................................................0–3 3–6 Space Sciences MSC 4002 Military Science (for Humanities/ Social Science Elective) .......................................................3 Free Electives.......................................................................6 Technical Elective ................................................................3 12 Nondegree Programs 161
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