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MILITARY AEROSPACE SCIENCE (I02)  (Dept. Info)Interdisciplinary Programs  (Policies)FL2024
I02 MAIR 1010Heritage and Values of the United States Air Force 10.0 UnitLab Required
SecDays       TimeBuilding / RoomInstructorFinal ExamSeatsEnrollWaits
01--W----1:45P-3:00PTBAAF Assistant ProfessorSee instructor3000
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in McDonnell Douglas Hall, Room 1075. The number of ROTC credits that may be counted toward graduation requirements depends upon the student's program of study. ROTC students should consult with their academic adviser to determine if or how ROTC coursework satisfies graduation requirements.
A--W----3:30P-5:30PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3000
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in Tegeler Hall, Carlo Auditorium.
I02 MAIR 2010Team and Leadership Fundamentals 10.0 UnitLab Required
SecDays       TimeBuilding / RoomInstructorFinal ExamSeatsEnrollWaits
01--W----12:00P-1:15PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3000
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in McDonnell Douglas Hall, Room 1075. The number of ROTC credits that may be counted toward graduation requirements depends upon the student's program of study. ROTC students should consult with their academic adviser to determine if or how ROTC coursework satisfies graduation requirements.
A--W----3:30P-5:30PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3000
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in Tegeler Hall, Carlo Auditorium.
I02 MAIR 3010Leading People and Effective Communication 10.0 UnitLab Required
SecDays       TimeBuilding / RoomInstructorFinal ExamSeatsEnrollWaits
01--W----12:00P-3:00PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3020
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in MCDonnell Douglas Hall, Room 1016. The number of ROTC credits that may be counted toward graduation requirements depends upon the student's program of study. ROTC students should consult with their academic adviser to determine if or how ROTC coursework satisfies graduation requirements.Engineering students may petition Engineering Student Services (Lopata 303) to have 3 units of credit count toward their engineering degree requirements.
A--W----3:30P-5:30PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3020
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in Tegeler Hall, Carlo Auditorium.
I02 MAIR 4010National Security Affairs/Preparation for Active Duty0.0 UnitLab Required
SecDays       TimeBuilding / RoomInstructorFinal ExamSeatsEnrollWaits
01M------2:00P-5:00PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3010
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in MCDonnell Douglas Hall, Room 1075. The number of ROTC credits that may be counted toward graduation requirements depends upon the student's program of study. ROTC students should consult with their academic adviser to determine if or how ROTC coursework satisfies graduation requirements.Engineering students may petition Engineering Student Services (Lopata 303) to have 3 units of credit count toward their engineering degree requirements.
A--W----3:30P-5:30PTBAAF Asst. ProfessorSee instructor3010
Desc:Meets on SLU campus in Tegeler Hall, Carlo Auditorium.
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