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Hampton
Roads NROTC Naval Science Courses
 The
following is a complete listing of Naval Science Courses offered
at the universities comprising the Hampton Roads NROTC consortium.
Click on any link to learn more about the class.
Professional
Series: Naval Science Drill - This course is designed to
acquaint midshipmen with the structure and mission of the Naval
Service and its various communities.
101.
Introduction to Naval Science - General
introduction to seapower and the Naval Service. Particular emphasis
placed on the mission, organization, regualtions, and broad warfare
components of the Navy. Includes customs, disciplines, and nomenclature.
ODU | HU
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201.
Naval Ship Systems I: Naval
Engineering - Principles and applications of engineering
concepts to ship construction, stability, and propulsion and auxiliary
systems.
202.
Naval Ship Systems II: Weapons
- An analysis of electromagnetic wave theory, principles of underwater
sound propagation, communications systems, and weapons control systems.
301.
Naval Ship Operations: Navigations
I - Introduction to navigation, including detailed
coverage of piloting (coastal) navigation, with an emphasis on developing
practical skills. Provides an introduction to the theory of celestial
navigation, and the final portion of the course focuses on the navigational
rules for preventing collisions at sea and aspects of international
law as applied to naval operations.
302.
Naval Ship Operations: Navigations
II - Introduction to naval operations, including maneuvering
boards, naval ship handling, watch standing, and naval command and
control.
310.
Evolution of Warfare
- Survey of development of military strategy, tactics, principles
of war, and weaponry through the ages and recent U.S. applications.
313.
Marine Corps Leadership Theory and Techniques -
Introduction
to Marine Corps leadership theory and techniques and their application
to military-related practical skills and subject matter.
320.Seapower
and Maritime Affairs -Historical evolution of sea power
and its effects on world history; current U.S. maritime strategy
for employment of naval forces.
401.Leadership
and Management I - Managerial thought and behavioral theories,
with emphasis on how they apply to the naval organization. Prerequisites:
6 credits of Navy ROTC courses.
NOTE: Candidates for commissions in the Marine Corps or Marine Corps
Reserve will substitute the following courses for NAVSC 203 and
302; 204 and 402.
402.Leadership
and Ethics - Introduction of fundamental concepts of
Western Moral Traditions and Ethical Philosophy including Utilitarianism,
Kantian Ethics, Virtue Ethics and Natural Law. Other discussion
topics include Just War Theory, Law of Armed Conflict, Justice,
Liberty, Constitutional Requirements and Leadership. Integrates
classic philosophical theory with Junior Officer decision making.
Prerequisites:NAVS 401.
Note: Course must be taken during Final Year on campus.
410.
Amphibious Warfare - A historical survey and evaluation
of twentieth-century amphibious warfare operations. Prerequisites:
6 credits of Navy ROTC course
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