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NAVS 3101 Navigation I Lab
0 cr.
A non-graded but mandatory laboratory which must be taken concurrently
with NAVS 3100.
NAVS 3110 Navigation II
3 cr.
A comprehensive study of relative motion, vector-analysis theory,
formation tactics, and ship employment. Also included are introductions
to naval operations and operations analysis, ship’s behavior
and characteristics in maneuvering, applied aspects of ship handling,
afloat communications, and command and control.
NAVS 3111 Navigation II Lab
0 cr.
A non-graded but mandatory which must be taken concurrently
with NAVS 3110.
NAVS 3120 Evolution of Warfare
3 cr.
This course traces the development of warfare from the dawn
of recorded history to present, focusing on the impact of major
military theorists, strategists, tacticians, and technological developments.
Students acquire a basic sense of strategy, develop an understanding
of military alternatives, and see the impact of historical
precedence on military thought and actions. This course concludes
with a review of the various modern warfare concepts and principles
outlined in the National Command Authorities Joint Vision
2010, and briefly explores the future of armed conflict.
NAVS 3121 Evolution of Warfare Lab
0 cr.
A non-graded but mandatory laboratory which must be taken concurrently
with NAVS 3120.
NAVS 3130 Amphibious Warfare
3 cr.
This course surveys the historical development of amphibious doctrine
and the conduct of amphibious operations. Emphasis is placed
on the evolution of amphibious warfare in the 20th century, especially
during World War II. This course explores present day capabilities,
limitations, and the force structure of current amphibious
forces, and establishes a foundation for understanding the future
of littoral warfare.
NAVS 3131 Amphibious Warfare Lab
0 cr.
A non-graded but mandatory laboratory which must be taken concurrently
with NAVS 3130.
NAVS 3200 Leadership & Ethics
3 cr.
Completes final preparations of NROTC ensigns/2nd Lieutenants
for their first fleet assignments as division officers or platoon
commanders. Topics of discussion include: military leadership, values/professional
ethics; the Uniform Code of Military Justice and
Navy regulations emphasizing Navy/ Marine Corps junior officer’s
typical application of law; and separate discussions of Navy and
Marine Corps personnel policies and practices relating to the roles
of enlisted members, junior and senior officers, personnel counseling,
evaluation, advancement, career planning, personal finances,
drug and alcohol abuse, fraternization and sexual harassment, and
reporting aboard to their first command.
NAVS 3201 Leader & Ethics Lab
0 cr.
A non-graded but mandatory laboratory which must be taken
with NAVS 3200.
Public Administration
PADM 4300 Dynamics Admin Large City
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 4210. This introductory course is to familiarize
students with the basic components and dynamics of large
municipal governments. Topics to be covered include: governmental
structural forms, transitions between administrations, personnel
selection, and budgeting, program development, master planning
program implementation, city services, industrial development,
and media considerations. These topics are offered so that students
may understand how they are interrelated in a synergistic way as
government operates.
PADM 4300G Dynamics Admin Large City
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 4210. This introductory course is to familiarize
students with the basic components and dynamics of large
municipal governments. Topics to be covered include: governmental
structural forms, transitions between administrations, personnel
selection, and budgeting, program development, master planning
program implementation, city services, industrial development,
and media considerations. These topics are offered so that students
may understand how they are interrelated in a synergistic way as
government operates.
PADM 4800 Spec Studies-Urban Problems
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of school. This course is a study of urbanization
and population the city as a social and cultural environment
and social problems of cities.
PADM 4800G Spec Studies-Urban Problems
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of school. This course is a study of urbanization
and population the city as a social and cultural environment
and social problems of cities.
PADM 4810 Environ Justice in Urbn Envmts
3 cr.
Prerequisites: URBN 4030 or URBN 4140 or consent of college. This
course examines the treatment of all groups in the US with respect
to benefits and burdens from the development, implementation
and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and processes.
Particular emphasis is given to the problems of the disproportionate
siting of hazardous waste treatment, storage, disposal, and recycling
facilities in poor and minority neighborhoods.
PADM 4810G Environ Justice in Urbn Envmts
3 cr.
Prerequisites: URBN 4030 or URBN 4140 or consent of college. This
course examines the treatment of all groups in the US with respect
to benefits and burdens from the development, implementation
and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and processes.
Particular emphasis is given to the problems of the disproportionate
siting of hazardous waste treatment, storage, disposal, and recycling
facilities in poor and minority neighborhoods.
PADM 4900 Independent Study
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of school. Independent research under the
direction of a designated member of the faculty. May be repeated
once. Maximum of six credit hours allowed. Not for graduate
credit.
PADM 6010 Profession of Public Admin
3 cr.
This course is a graduate-level introduction to the study of public
administration. Public administration involves the “core activities”
of government that are usually performed by highly trained professionals
in specialized organizations. The course employs lecture,
readings, case studies, discussion, and practical exercises to provide
an overview of the profession of public administration, including
its historical development, values, and issues.
PADM 6020 Bureaucracy and Democracy
3 cr.
Prerequisite: PADM 6010 The Profession of Public Administration.
This course focuses on the relationship of the bureaucracy to its
broader political environment and the many important questions
related to the place of bureaucracy in a democratic society. It
emphasizes the role of professional administrators in the policy
process from the passage of laws to interpretation, rule making,
implementation, accountability, and revision.
PADM 6110 Public Budgeting
3 cr.
The course will provide an overview of public budgeting in the
United States. The course will combine both theory and practice.
The course format will be primarily lecture/discussion, but all
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