
HIST 303
STUDIES IN MILITARY HISTORY
History 303. Studies in Military History. (A, B, C, Depending on course content) (3)
Three hours lecture.
Prerequisite: 3 hours of History at the 100-level
In-depth study of a particular aspect of military history. Study may include such topics as leadership, World War II, causes of war, etc.
1. Causes of the War
2. The War Against Germany and Italy
a. German Victories
b. The African-Mediterranean War
c. The Russian War
d. Allied Victories in Western Europe
e. The Sea War
f. Air War
3. The War Against Japan
a. Japanese Victories
b. Carrier Warfare
c. Submarine Warfare
d. Allied Victories in the Pacific
e. The Air War
4. The Other War
a. Scientists at War
b. Propaganda in the War
c. Intelligence in the War
d. Industry in the War
5. The Results of the War
Student discussion will be the emphasis of the course along with individualized research projects.
1. Students will be able to gain a balanced and detailed treatment of a major topic in military history.
2. Students will be able to understand major issues within this topic.
3. Students will be able to improve research, oral and written presentation, but above all, thinking skills.
Assessment of students is based on grades on a midterm and final examination as well as on other material such as student participation, term papers, book reviews, and essays.
None.
Date Action Reviewed by
January 2005 Reviewed and Approved by Charles McClellan