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Geo 495. Special Topics. Selected topics in geospatial science. Geo 498. Geographic Interpretation, Analysis, and Integration. Capstone course in Geospatial Science. Using field experiences and case studies, the course is designed to assess the student’s ability to integrate and synthesize geoscience knowledge, analytical techniques, and research methods in geospatial science and cognate disciplines as they apply to the support of the battle space. Geo 499. Independent Study. Independent research under the direction of a faculty member. 106 United States Air Force Academy Catalog
history major An understanding of history is a critical component to the training of capable, educated officers. The knowledge gained and the perspective developed are important to the education of the professional Air Force officer. The study of history involves critical thinking, analysis, writing, and oral presentations—all essential skills for any Air Force officer. In addition, the study of foreign cultures, evolution of technology and military heritage can directly relate to many duty situations. History also provides a natural forum for discussion of great leaders, past and present, and these insights are invaluable to any future Air Force officer. The History major provides an exceptional degree of flexibility allowing you to plan a diverse study of history or establish a particular academic niche. Those students who take at least four courses of Military History (in addition to the core) or at least four courses of American History (beyond History 351 and 352) may apply through the Department of History for these respective designations before the registration deadline in the fall semester of their first-class year. Suggested Course Sequence 3rd-Class Year 2nd-Class Year 1st-Class Year Chem 200 Aero Engr 315 Academy Opt Econ 201 Aerospace History Opt Astro Engr 410 English 211 Area History Opt English 411 Engr Mech 220 Beh Sci 310 History Capstone For Lang 3 Biology 315 History Opt 2 For Lang 4 El Engr 315 History Opt 3 History 302 Geo 310 History Opt 4 History 351 History 330 History Opt 5 Law 220 History 352 Mgt 400 MSS 200 History Opt 1 MSS 400 Physics 215 Math 300 Open Academic Opt Pol Sci 211 Philos 310 Soc Sci 412 HISTORY (History) Offered by the Department of History. History 101. Modern World History. Surveys major pre-modern civilizations and the development and diffusion of modern cultures throughout the world. Examines the interaction of traditional and modern cultures culminating with the turbulent twentieth century and highlights the global impact of political, religious, ideological, military, economic, and social developments. History 302. Introduction to Military History. Surveys the history of Western warfare from the age of gunpowder to the present. Concentrates on the evolving methods and theories of warfare in Europe and the U.S., and emphasizes how political, social, economic, and technological factors have combined to shape various changes and continuities in the nature of Western warfare. History 320. History of Technology and Warfare. Examines the relationship of technology to warfare on land, at sea and in the air from antiquity to the present. Investigates the roots of weapons technology in the social, political, and engineering context. Affords special treatment to the impact of engineering and the industrial revolution on the development of technology and subsequent impacts on warfare. The interrelationship of technology, tactics, and strategy provides the thematic framework. Devotes several lessons to case studies of battles and campaigns that illustrate significant developments. History 325. History of Christianity. Surveys the history of the Christian church from its ancient Jewish roots to the modern period. Examines the significant changes and continuities of Christianity since its founding. Topics include the ancient Jewish kingdoms, the Church’s beginning under Jesus and the Apostles, the Age of Martyrs, the writings of the Church Fathers, the Christianization of the Roman Empire, the medieval civilization of Christendom, the Crusades, the Reformation, the effects of the Enlightenment, and the global spread of Christianity. United States Air Force Academy Catalog 107
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lieutenant general john f. regni Su
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application process Complete a prec
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format of request for congressional
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selection procedures Your academic
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Competitive Teams Cycling/Mountain
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falcon foundation The Falcon Founda
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aviation and airmanship programs A
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Armnshp 480. Airplane Rating, Fligh
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Mil Tng 307. BSA Philmont Ranger. P
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Mil Tng 492. Military Strategic Stu
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Brothers/Big Sisters, serving in a
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Graduates of the Air Force Academy
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directorate of education The Direct
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friction and heat transfer. Foundat
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