| Required Courses |
Choose 2 of 2 |
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HI301
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HIST OF MILITARY ART TO 1900 |
3.0 |
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HI498
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COLLOQUIUM IN HISTORY |
3.0 |
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| AND |
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| Military History |
Choose 5 of 16 |
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HI338
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WARFARE IN AGE OF REVOLUTIONS |
3.0 |
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HI355
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WARFARE, INDUSTRY, & EMPIRE |
3.0 |
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HI356
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WAR AT SEA, SKY, SPACE |
3.0 |
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HI357
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ARMED CONFLICT IN THE COLD WAR |
3.0 |
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HI358
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POLICY, STRATEGY & GENERALSHIP |
3.0 |
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HI359
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ERA OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR |
3.0 |
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HI370
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ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL WARFARE |
3.0 |
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HI376
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EARLY MODERN WARFARE |
3.0 |
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HI381
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HISTORY OF IRREGULAR WARFARE |
3.0 |
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HI383
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MIDDLE EASTERN WARFARE |
3.0 |
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HI385
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WAR & ITS THEORISTS |
3.0 |
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HI389
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TOPICS IN MILITARY HISTORY |
3.0 |
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HI410
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VIOLENCE/SEX: CULTRL HIST WAR |
3.0 |
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HI496
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ADV IND STUDY IN HISTORY (3CR) |
3.0 |
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XH341
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INTEL CYBER HISTORY |
3.0 |
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XH491
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INTERDISCIPLINARY CAPSTNE-HIST |
3.0 |
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| AND |
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| Out-of-Stem History Electives |
Choose 2 of 40 |
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For cadets who will graduate w/ Honors, one of their courses must be from the HI400 series and they will take an additional elective from all Department of History offerings.
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HI337
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CHINA: EMPIRE, REPUBLIC, & MAO |
3.0 |
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HI339
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THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST |
3.0 |
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HI340
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COLONIAL AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI341
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THE AGE OF EXPLORATION |
3.0 |
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HI343
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MODERN GERMANY |
3.0 |
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HI344
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MODERN DIPLOMACY |
3.0 |
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HI345
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MODERN AFRICA |
3.0 |
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HI346
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INDIA, PAKISTAN, & BANGLADESH |
3.0 |
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HI347
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ASIAN WARFARE AND POLITICS |
3.0 |
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HI348
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MODERN LATIN AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI361
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MEDIEVAL EUROPE |
3.0 |
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HI364
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MODERN WESTERN EUROPE |
3.0 |
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HI367
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IMPERIAL AND SOVIET RUSSIA |
3.0 |
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HI368
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MOD CENTRAL & E. EUR,1896-1989 |
3.0 |
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HI369
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AMERICAN FRONTIERS |
3.0 |
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HI372
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US FGN RELATIONS SINCE 1898 |
3.0 |
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HI377
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EMPIRES & REVOLUTIONS |
3.0 |
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HI378
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INDUSTRY, IDEOLOGY & THE STATE |
3.0 |
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HI383
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MIDDLE EASTERN WARFARE |
3.0 |
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HI387
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TOPICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY |
3.0 |
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HI388
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TOPICS IN INTERNATIONL HISTORY |
3.0 |
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HI390
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EARLY NATIONAL AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI391
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WORLD RELIGIONS |
3.0 |
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HI392
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AMERICAN HISTORICAL MEMORY |
3.0 |
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HI393
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AMERICA IN DEPRESSION AND WAR |
3.0 |
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HI394
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REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI395
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HIST OF CIVIL WAR AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI396
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S AMERICA |
3.0 |
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HI397
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THE US FROM COLD WAR TO TODAY |
3.0 |
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HI398
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN AMER HIST |
3.0 |
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HI410
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VIOLENCE/SEX: CULTRL HIST WAR |
3.0 |
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HI460
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SENIOR FACULTY COURSE |
3.0 |
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HI461
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TOPICS IN GENDER HISTORY |
3.0 |
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HI462
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THE HISTORY OF INNOVATION |
3.0 |
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HI463
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RACE, ETHNICITY, NATION |
3.0 |
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HI496
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ADV IND STUDY IN HISTORY (3CR) |
3.0 |
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XH341
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INTEL CYBER HISTORY |
3.0 |
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XH405
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THE HOLOCAUST AND ITS LEGACY |
3.0 |
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XH415
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GENOCIDE AND ETHNIC CLEANSING |
3.0 |
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XH491
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INTERDISCIPLINARY CAPSTNE-HIST |
3.0 |
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| AND |
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| Complementary Support Courses |
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Cadets in this major will fulfill the Complementary Support Course requirement by taking a third
semester in a foreign language and two additional choices.
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| AND |
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| Complementary Support Course - Foreign Language |
Choose 1 of 1 |
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LX300
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3RD SEMESTER FOREIGN LANG |
0.0 |
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| AND |
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| Complementary Support Courses - Electives |
Choose 2 of 72 |
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Depending on their particular research interests, cadets will consult with their academic counselor to choose their final two CSCs. The courses found on the following list of courses could all aid in an historian's research abilities and methodologies, but a cadet may deviate from this list as long as they can justify why using a course not found on it will aid them in their historical study. In addition, a cadet may choose to fulfill this requirement by taking two additional courses in their chosen foreign language. This includes the DFL courses on regional civilization (example: LA483 Arab Civilization I), and regional literature (example: LF485 Survey of French Literature I).
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DS345
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MILITARY INNOVATION |
3.0 |
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DS350
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STRAT & PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATN |
3.0 |
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DS360
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SPECIAL OPS: THEORY & PRACTICE |
3.0 |
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DS455
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COMPARATIVE DEFENSE POLICY |
3.0 |
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DS460
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IRREGULAR WARFARE THEORY & PRA |
3.0 |
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DS475
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FORECAST & GAM IN DECISION-MAK |
3.0 |
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EN321
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AMERICAN LITERATURE I |
3.0 |
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EN322
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AMERICAN LITERATURE II |
3.0 |
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EN331
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BRITISH LITERATURE I |
3.0 |
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EN332
|
BRITISH LITERATURE II |
3.0 |
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EN351
|
WORLD LITERATURE |
3.0 |
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EN352
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POWER AND DIFFERENCE |
3.0 |
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EN353
|
WAR LITERATURE |
3.0 |
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EN355
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CRITICISM COLLOQUIUM |
3.0 |
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EN362
|
FILM AND FILM THEORY |
3.0 |
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EV365
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GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL CULTURES |
3.0 |
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EV371
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GEOGRAPHY OF RUSSIA |
3.0 |
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EV372
|
GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA |
3.0 |
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EV373
|
GEOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICA |
3.0 |
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EV375
|
GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA |
3.0 |
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EV376
|
GEOGRAPHY OF THE MIDDLE EAST |
3.0 |
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EV384
|
GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA |
3.0 |
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EV386
|
GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE |
3.0 |
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EV390B
|
URBAN GEOGRAPHY |
3.0 |
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EV482
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MILITARY GEOGRAPHY |
3.0 |
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LW410
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COMPARATIVE LEGAL SYSTEMS |
3.0 |
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LW474
|
LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT |
3.0 |
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LW481
|
INTERNATIONAL LAW |
3.0 |
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LW482
|
NATIONAL SECURITY LAW |
3.0 |
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LX400
|
4TH SEMESTER FOREIGN LANG |
0.0 |
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MA376
|
APPLIED STATISTICS |
3.0 |
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PL377
|
SOCIAL INEQUALITY |
3.0 |
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PL384
|
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY |
3.0 |
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PL393
|
CRIMINOLOGY-CRIM JUST SYSTM |
3.0 |
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PL482
|
ARMED FORCES AND SOCIETY |
3.0 |
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PY300
|
PHILOSOPHICAL METHODS |
3.0 |
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PY305
|
LOGICAL REASONING |
3.0 |
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PY330
|
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY |
3.0 |
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PY345
|
PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION |
3.0 |
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PY360
|
ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY |
3.0 |
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PY369
|
ASIAN PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS |
3.0 |
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PY370
|
17TH & 18TH CENTURY PHILOSOPHY |
3.0 |
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PY375
|
KANT & 19TH CENTURY PHILOSOPHY |
3.0 |
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SS370
|
MASS MEDIA & AMER POLITICS |
3.0 |
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SS372
|
POLITICS AND GOV OF CHINA |
3.0 |
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SS373
|
THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY |
3.0 |
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SS374
|
POL & GOV OF KOREAS & JAPAN |
3.0 |
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SS375
|
GOV & POL RUSSIA & NEIGHBORS |
3.0 |
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SS376
|
SEMINAR IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT |
3.0 |
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SS377
|
POLITICS & GOV OF EUROPE |
3.0 |
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SS378
|
ADV INTL RELATIONS THEORY |
3.0 |
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SS379
|
LEGISLATIVE POLITICS |
3.0 |
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SS380
|
MANPOWER-LABOR ECONOMICS |
3.0 |
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SS381
|
CULTURAL/POLIT ANTHROPOLOGY |
3.0 |
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SS383
|
POLITICS & GOVT-MIDDLE EAST |
3.0 |
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SS384
|
POLITICS & GOVT-LATIN AMER |
3.0 |
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SS385
|
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS |
3.0 |
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SS386
|
POLITICAL THOUGHT |
3.0 |
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SS387
|
PUBLIC FINANCE |
3.0 |
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SS462
|
ECON OF STABILIZATION & GROWTH |
3.0 |
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SS464
|
HOMELAND SECURITY |
3.0 |
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SS465
|
TERRORISM: NEW CHALLENGES |
3.0 |
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SS472
|
THE AM STATE & THE SOLDIER |
3.0 |
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SS473
|
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY |
3.0 |
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SS476
|
CIVIL WARS |
3.0 |
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SS481
|
POLITICS OF DEFENSE POLICY |
3.0 |
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SS483
|
NATIONAL SECURITY SEMINAR |
3.0 |
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SS484
|
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS |
3.0 |
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SS485
|
POLIT & DEV SUB-SAHARAN AFR |
3.0 |
|
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SS487
|
INT'L POLITICAL ECONOMY |
3.0 |
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SS493
|
SENIOR STUDIES - AMER POLITICS |
3.0 |
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XH467
|
WINNING THE PEACE |
3.0 |
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| AND |
|
| Integrative Experience for the Major |
Choose 1 of 1 |
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Cadets majoring in History must complete an integrative experience during their second- or first-class year. Cadets will work with their DACs to identify in which course they intend to complete their integrative experience requirement. Once DACs verify with course directors that cadets have completed integrative experience requirements as planned, they will take administrative action to count that elective for integrative experience credit.
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HX400
|
INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE IN HIST |
0.0 |
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| AND |
|
| Science Depth |
|
|
|
Cadets in this major may take any approved choice to satisfy the Science Depth requirement.
|
|
CH102
|
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II |
4.0 |
|
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CH275
|
BIOLOGY |
4.0 |
|
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PH202
|
PHYSICS II |
4.0 |
|
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PH252
|
ADVANCED PHYSICS II |
4.0 |
|
|
PH275
|
PHYSICS II: SPACE |
4.0 |
|
| AND |
|
| STEM Depth |
|
|
|
Cadets in this major must take CY305/355 to satisfy the STEM Depth requirement.
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CY305
|
CYBER FOUNDATIONS |
3.0 |
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CY355
|
CYBER FOUNDATIONS - COMPUTING |
3.0 |
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| AND |
|
| Curriculum Requirements |
|
|
|
This section describes how cadets in this major satisfy various curriculum requirements.
|
| AND |
|
| IT/CYBER Requirement |
|
|
|
Cadets in this major will satisfy the IT/CYBER requirement by successfully completing the IT/CYBER content in the core curriculum and CY305/355.
|
|
CY305
|
CYBER FOUNDATIONS |
3.0 |
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CY355
|
CYBER FOUNDATIONS - COMPUTING |
3.0 |
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| AND |
|
| Core Engineering Sequence |
|
|
|
Cadets in this major can choose any approved three-course Core Engineering Sequence.
|
| AND |
|
| Writing-in-the-Major |
|
|
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Cadets in this major satisfy the West Point Writing Program requirement by successfully completing writing requirements in the core curriculum and this course in the major.
|
|
HI498
|
COLLOQUIUM IN HISTORY |
3.0 |
|