0937 Naval Science

Naval Science, C31-0 
NAVAL OPERATIONS

Consists of several distinct segments.  Students examine or 
practice rules of the nautical road, use of the maneuvering 
board, deck seamanship, and basic shiphandling theory.


Naval Science, C50-0 
NAVAL SCIENCE LABORATORY

One two-hour lab weekly, required each quarter for all midshipmen.  
Emphasizes professional development and skills as well as drill 
and physical fitness.


Naval Science, C50
NAVAL SCIENCE LAB
Time:  T 3-5
Office Address:  617 Haven Street
Phone:  491-3324/3325
Expected Enrollment:  85

COURSE DESCRIPTION:  Naval Science lab is the   general drill and 
instructional period required for all NROTC midshipmen each quarter.  
Lab consists of various activities including close order drill and 
formation, physical fitness training and competitive athletics, 
warfare tactics and systems briefs and scenarios, guest speakers, etc.


Naval Science, C41
NAVAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
Time:  MWF 0730-0900
Office Address:  617 Haven Street
Phone:  491-3324/3325
Expected Enrollment:  25

COURSE DESCRIPTION:  This course covers a variety of subjects 
intended to provide the student with an understanding of the 
role and responsibilities of a Naval Officer.  It aims to 
develop, in each student, necessary managerial and professional 
competencies including (1) a comprehension of principles of 
the Navy Human Resources Management Support System 
(e.g., Equal Opportunity,Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 
Affirmative Action, and Leadership and Management 
Education and Training), and (2) a knowledge of basic 
administrative responsibilities, naval correspondence 
procedures, maintenance material management, security 
and safety programs, personnel appraisal and evaluation, 
and military laws.  Additionally, personal financial 
management techniques and strategies will be discussed to 
help prepare the future naval officers for financial planning.


Naval Science, B20
NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS II (NAVAL WEAPONS SYSTEMS)
Time:  MWF 0745-0900
Office Address:  617 Haven Street
Phone:  491-3324/3325
Expected Enrollment:  25

COURSE DESCRIPTION:  Cover fundamentals of weapons systems 
installed in United States Navy ships and aircraft.  Areas 
explored include weapon types, tracking systems, fire control 
systems, basic fire control computers, and an examination of 
four weapons platforms.


Naval Science, A20
SEAPOWER AND MARITIME AFFAIRS
Time:  MWF 0745-0900
Office Address:  617 Haven Street
Phone:  491-3324/3325
Expected Enrollment:  25

COURSE DESCRIPTION:  The course is a survey designed to give 
students a thorough understanding of U.S. naval maritime history 
in the context of world maritime development.  Students will 
learn of the historical evolution of sea power, the fundamental 
national interests of the United States over time, and the role 
of naval forces in a time of dramatic geopolitical change.