Classes

For All Prospective Students	Basic Military Science Classes are open to the whole university with no military commitment or obligation for students looking for fun, challenge, and adventure while gaining extra credits! Scroll to the bottom of the page to see some of the descriptions listed below. Click here to see a video describing why JMU ROTC is the smartest course you can take! GO ARMY ROTC
Basic Military Science	MSCI 100 Leadership Laboratory* MSCI 101 Leadership development Fundamentals MSCI 102 Introduction to Leadership and the Army MSCI 201Leadership Styles, Theory and Applications* MSCI 202 Developing Leadership Skills *See Descriptions Below	1 Credit (cr) 1 cr 1 cr 2 cr 2 cr
Advanced Military Science	MSCI 300 Advanced Leadership Lab MSCI 310 Leading Small Organizations MSCI 320 Developing Leader Skills MSCI 410 Seminar on Command Management MSCI 420 Seminar on officership Transition	2 cr 3 cr 3 cr 3 cr 3 cr
Minor in Military Science	Basic Military Science	10 Credits (cr)
	Advanced Military Science	16 cr
	Computer Science or Infomation and Decision Science Course	3 cr
	Military History	3 cr
	Human Behavior Course	3 cr
	Mathematics Course	3 cr
	Written Communication Course	3 cr
		41 Credits
IS 490	Description: IS 490 is offered from 5-8pm on Tues or Thurs nights, open to Freshman and Sophomores. This course covers leadership topics and the outdoor adventure skills such as Paintball, Rappelling, Self Defense, Weapons training, and completing an Obstacle Course. Upper-class students may be eligible to enroll once underclass registration has been completed. Department Consent Required. How Can I Sign Up? If you would like to register for IS490, please e-mail CPT Lesley Kipling and provide the following information: Full name, Student ID, Year group/expected graduation, and whether you have a preference for the Tues or Thurs class. If you are unable to obtain a seat in IS490, you may want to take either MSCI 100 or MSCI 201.	3 Credits
MSCI 100	Description: MSCI 100 is offered from 2:30 to 4:30 on Wed or Thurs and is open to all students. This is the outdoor adventure lab. This class is also a great opportunity to learn new skills, be a part of a team, and gain confidence, this class includes the activities listed on the front. There are no out of class assignments for this class.	1 Credit
MSCI 201	Description: MSCI 201 meets for 50 min twice a week. This class is open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. This leadership seminar gives students the opportunity to improve their public speaking, leadership and teambuilding skills. The class examines a variety of aspects to leadership and helps students determine which leadership techniques work best for them.	2 Credits
	There is no military commitment for taking 100 and 200 level ROTC courses or IS490. There are no prerequisites for any of the courses listed.
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