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´¡³§Ìý422 is a three credit hour course and is designed for college seniors. It will give students the foundation to understand their role as military officers in American society. Course examines the factors affecting national security; analyzes the evolution and formulation of U.S. defense policy, strategy, and joint doctrine; and investigates the methods for managing conflict. This final semester provides information that will prepare the cadets for Active Duty. Companion Lab AS401 required for active cadets.

Typically offered in Spring only

Review of time-varying electromagnetic theory. A study of the analytical techniques and the characteristics of several useful transmission lines and antennas. Examples are coaxial lines, waveguides, microstrip, optical fibers and dipole, monopole and array antennas.

Prerequisite: ·¡°ä·¡Ìý303

Typically offered in Fall only

Forest land acquisition and ownership: ownership, appraisal, legal considerations, financial management and planning. Producing forest resources: timber, wildlife, recreation, farm products, water, minerals, specialty products, and development. Marketing forest resources: timber, recreation, farm leases, minerals, specialty products, and developed property. Forest resources consulting: forms of organization, pricing of services, consultant client relationships (Law of Agency), professional ethics and continuing education.

Prerequisite: Senior standing in Forest Management

Typically offered in Fall only