Freshman Year (2 hours)

• MSL 1010 - Introduction to the Army and Critical Thinking Credits: 1 hour

• and

• MSL 1020 - Introduction to the Profession of Arms Credits: 1 hour

Sophomore Year (4 hours)

• MSL 2010 - Leadership and Decision Making Credits: 2 hours

• and

• MSL 2020 - Army Doctrine and Team Development Credits: 2 hours

Junior Year (6 hours)

• MSL 3010 - Unit Training and the Warfighting Functions Credits: 3 hours

• and

• MSL 3020 - Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations Credits: 3 hours

Senior Year (6 hours)

• MSL 4010 - Mission Command and the Army Profession Credits: 3 hours

• and

• MSL 4020 - Mission Command and the Company Grade Officer Credits: 3 hours

Junior Year (6 hours)

• MSL 3010 - Unit Training and the Warfighting Functions Credits: 3 hours

• and

• MSL 3020 - Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations Credits: 3 hours

Senior Year (6 hours)

• MSL 4010 - Mission Command and the Army Profession Credits: 3 hours

• and

• MSL 4020 - Mission Command and the Company Grade Officer Credits: 3 hours

A. Military History

• HIST 3200 - American Military History Credits: 3 hours

B. Mathematics, Statistics, and Quantitative Reasoning

In general, any mathematics or statistics course that satisfies the Proficiency 3 or 4b under the General Education Program Courses will also satisfy the mathematics/quantitative reasoning requirement for the Military Science and Leadership Minor.

• MATH 1140 - Excursions in Mathematics Credits: 3 hours
• MATH 1160 - Finite Mathematics with Applications Credits: 3 hours
• MATH 1180 - Precalculus Mathematics Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 1220 - Calculus I Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 1500 - Number Concepts for Elementary/Middle School Teachers Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 1510 - Geometry for Elementary/Middle School Teachers Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 1700 - Calculus I, Science and Engineering Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 1900 - Survey of Mathematical Ideas Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 2000 - Calculus with Applications Credits: 4 hours
• MATH 2650 - Probability and Statistics for Elementary/Middle School Teachers Credits: 4 hours
• STAT 1600 - Statistics and Data Analysis Credits: 3 hours
• STAT 2160 - Business Statistics Credits: 3 hours
• STAT 2600 - Statistics Using R Credits: 4 hours
• STAT 2830 - Methods of Data Analysis Credits: 3 hours
• STAT 3620 - Probability Credits: 4 hours
• STAT 3640 - Statistical Methods Credits: 4 hours
• STAT 3660 - Introduction to Statistics Credits: 4 hours

C. Political Science and International Relations

Students pursuing the Military Science and Leadership Minor are required to acquire an advanced knowledge of political science with a primary focus on international relations or foreign policy. Courses meeting this requirement include:

• PSCI 2400 - Comparative Politics Credits: 3 hours
• PSCI 2500 - International Relations Credits: 4 hours
• PSCI 3110 - American Politics and the Media Credits: 3 hours
• PSCI 3140 - The Presidency Credits: 3 hours
• PSCI 3400 - European Politics Credits: 4 hours
• PSCI 3410 - The Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa Credits: 4 hours
• PSCI 3440 - Russian and Central Asian Politics Credits: 4 hours
• PSCI 3450 - Latin American Politics Credits: 4 hours
• PSCI 3500 - American Foreign Policy Credits: 4 hours

D. Psychology, Sociology, and Teamwork

In addition to studying human behavior and interaction in the Military Science and Leadership Courses, students pursuing the Military Science and Leadership Minor are required to acquire additional knowledge of human behavior and interaction in a more rigorous manner through a course in psychology, sociology, or other discipline specific teamwork oriented course. Courses meeting this requirement include:

• EDMM 3020 - Engineering Teams: Theory and Practice Credits: 3 hours
• PSY 1000 - General Psychology Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 2000 - Principles of Sociology Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 2100 - Modern Social Problems Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 3000 - Sociological Theory Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 3040 - Nonwestern World Credits: 4 hours
• SOC 3140 - Ethnic Relations Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 3200 - Introduction to Social Psychology Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 3340 - East Asia and the World Credits: 3 hours
• SOC 3350 - Modern Latin American Societies Credits: 3 hours