Military Studies (MILS)

Provides prospective Air Force officers opportunities and feedback needed to develop followership, leadership, teamwork and managerial skills. May be repeated.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Fall, Spring.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Fall.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Spring.

Introduces communication skills and the US Air Force, and provides basic characteristics, missions, and organization. Students pursuing an Air Force commission must concurrently enroll in MILS 100.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Fall.

Advances communication skills and the US Air Force, and provides characteristics, missions, and organization. Students pursuing an Air Force commission must concurrently enroll in MILS 100.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Spring.

Introduces military professional and military leadership including the core competencies critical to effective leadership such as time management, problem solving, and decision making. Establishes a framework for understanding officership, leadership, and ROTC values. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Fall.

Extends the depth of military leadership and competency introducing communication principles, military briefings, effective writing, problem solving, goals setting, listening and speaking skills, and counseling. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Spring.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 102.

Offered: Fall.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Facuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 201.

Offered: Spring.

Introduces Air Force heritage and leaders, air and space power, and continues application of communication skills. Students pursuing an Air Force commission must concurrently enroll in MILS 100.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Fall.

Advances study of Air Force heritage and leaders, air and space power, and continues application of communication skills. Students pursuing an Air Force commission must concurrently enroll in MILS 100. Students pursuing an Air Force commission must concurrently enroll in MILS 100. Frequency: Spring. Method: Traditional. Effective: Fall 2019.

Prerequisites: None.

Offered: Spring.

Explores dimensions of creative and innovative tactical leadership strategies and styles by examining team dynamics and historical leadership theories that form the basis of Army leadership framework. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 120.

Offered: Fall.

Examines the challenges of leading tactical teams in the complex operational environment. Develops leadership style and communication and team-building skills in the contemporary environment. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 210.

Offered: Spring.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement. Frequency: Fall. Method: Traditional. Effective: Fall 2017.

Prerequisites: MILS 202.

Offered: Fall.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 301.

Offered: Spring.

Examines the leadership and quality management fundamentals, professional knowledge, leadership ethics, and communication skills required of an Air Force Officer.

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in MILS 100.

Offered: Fall.

Advances the examination of leadership and quality management fundamentals, professional knowledge, leadership ethics, and communication skills required of an Air Force Officer.

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in MILS 100.

Offered: Spring.

Covers the study, practice and application Army leadership in team or squad situations. Introduces to the Leader Development Program and how to plan and conduct individual and small unit training. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 220.

Offered: Fall.

Provides development as a leader through applied training in interpersonal communication; values, and ethical decision-making. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 310.

Offered: Spring.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 302.

Offered: Spring.

Provides goal-oriented, small unit approach to physical conditioning and military drill. Focuses on strength, mobility and endurance development, measured by the Army Physical Fitness Test. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 401.

Offered: Spring.

Examines the national security process, regional studies, and formulation of American defense policy, strategy and joint doctrine.

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in MILS 100.

Offered: Fall.

Advances the examination of the national security process, regional studies, and formulation of American defense policy, strategy and joint doctrine.

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in MILS 100.

Offered: Spring.

Focuses on the Military Decision Making Process, the Army's Training Management System, and ethical leadership and decision-making. Includes training, counseling and evaluating within "army context" and ethics. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 320.

Offered: Fall.

Examines legal aspects of decision-making and leadership, operations from the tactical to strategic level, administrative and logistical management as students/cadets transition to Army lieutenant. This course is a part of the Army ROTC program offered by Marquette University through a cross-town partnership agreement.

Prerequisites: MILS 410.

Offered: Spring.

Provides individual instruction on topics in Military Studies under faculty supervision.

Prerequisites: Consent of Director of the Center for Professional Studies.

Offered: Fall, Spring.