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Departments of Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC)

Air Force ROTC curriculum is organized by aerospace class and separated into four major areas:

Profession of Arms
Gain knowledge in military officer ship, military law, laws of armed conflict, and military customs and courtesies.

Communication Skills
Cadets develop enhanced oral and written communication skills critical to military leadership.

Leadership Studies
Develop leadership and management skills through a better understanding of the different aspects and functions of military leadership.

Military Studies/International Security Studies
Gain a better understanding of the nature of conflict and how the United States military forces, particularly aerospace forces, are developed, organized and employed

The following classes are offered at UNC Charlotte:

AERO 1101 (AS100)
Air Force Today (Fall)

AERO 1102 (AS100)
Air Force Today (Spring)

AERO 2101 (AS200)
Development of Air Power (Fall)

AERO 2102 (AS200)
Development of Air Power (Spring)

AERO 3101 (AS300)
Leadership and Management (Fall)

AERO 3102 (AS300)
Leadership and Management (Spring)

AERO 3201 (AS400)
National Security Issues in American Society (Fall)

AERO 3202 (AS400)
National Security Issues in American Society (Spring)

Leadership Lab
Concepts of Leadership and Management (Fall and Spring)

In addition to your normal college coursework, Air Force ROTC courses and hands-on leadership
opportunities will complement your major and push you to make the most of
your college life and your career. Taught by a world-class military faculty and supplemented by
distinguished speakers, Air Force ROTC classes bring policy and history to life.

Classes take place in university classrooms, equipped with everything needed for learning in a comfortable and positive atmosphere. Computers and other helpful facilities will be located at the
Air Force ROTC detachment.

Cadets are only required to wear their uniforms to Air Force ROTC classes, on
Leadership Laboratory day (once a week), and to occasional special events.
The rest of the time they look like every other college student.

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