Intelligence and Security Studies Major - Military Intelligence Concentration

Students gain a strong background in the history and function of intelligence as practiced by the United States military.

Program and Student Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the different intelligence disciplines and the fundamental steps in the intelligence process

2. Demonstrate the relationship between intelligence, policy, and strategy

3. Utilize analytical techniques to evaluate national security problems

4. Produce an analytical project on a relevant national security issue or problem that demonstrates effective research and analytical judgement ( ISS major only)

Major Academic Map

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To complete the ISS major/Military Intelligence Concentration, students take six (6) courses from the following list along with two (2) General Intelligence Electives:

Requirements

HIST 326 - Hist Europe since 1914 Credit Hours: 3
HIST 382 - History of Military Leadership Credit Hours: 3
HIST 384 - U.S. Military History Credit Hours: 3
HIST 386 - World War II in the Pacific Credit Hours: 3
HIST 387 - History of the Vietnam War Credit Hours: 3
HIST 388 - US Foreign Relatns since 1898 Credit Hours: 3
HIST 389 - The Global Cold War:1917-1991 Credit Hours: 3
HIST 393 - WWII in Europe and Africa Credit Hours: 3
HIST 391 - ST: Diplomatic/Military Hist Credit Hours: 3
HIST 395 - Hist of Weapons and Firepower Credit Hours: 3
INTL 311 - US Intel Success and Failures Credit Hours: 3
INTL 312 - Amer Drone Campgn Sinc 9/11 Credit Hours: 3
INTL 402 - Military Instrument of Power Credit Hours: 3
PSCI 231 - International Politics Credit Hours: 3
PSCI 346 - Multinational Peacekeeping Credit Hours: 3
PSCI 348 - Theories of Peace and War Credit Hours: 3

Freshman Year

Freshman Fall

LDRS 101 - First Year Experience Credit Hours: 1
Freshman Science Credit Hours: 4
LDRS 202 - Principled Ldrshp in Amer Gov Credit Hours: 3
RPED 260 - Fitness Resiliency Wellness Credit Hours: 3
INTL 201 - Intro to Intelligence Studies Credit Hours: 3
Modern Language Credit Hours: 3
1st Year Basic ROTC 101

Freshman Spring

FSEM 101 - Freshman Seminar Credit Hours: 3
FSWI 101 - Freshman Writing Seminar Credit Hours: 3
Freshman Math Credit Hours: 3
INTL 210 - Homeland Security Credit Hours: 3
Modern Language Credit Hours: 3
1st Year Basic ROTC 102

Sophomore Year

Sophomore Fall

LDRS 211 - Leadership Service Lab Credit Hours: 0 (May be taken either semester)
Strand Course 1 Credit Hours: 3
CSCI 227 - Prin and Prac of Cybersecurity Credit Hours: 3
INTL 301 - Advanced Analytics Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
Modern Language Credit Hours: 3
2nd Year Basic ROTC 201

Sophomore Spring

Strand Course 2 Credit Hours: 3
INTL 310 - Intel Collection Sys and Prog Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
Modern Language Credit Hours: 3
General Elective Credit Hours: 3 (COMM 216 recommended)
2nd Year Basic ROTC 201

Junior Year

Junior Fall

LDRS 311 - Jr Ethics Enrichment Expernce Credit Hours: 0
LDRS 371 - Leadership in Organizations Credit Hours: 3
Strand Course 3 Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
General Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
RPED - Required Physical Education Credit Hours: 0
1st Year Advanced ROTC

Junior Spring

Strand Course 4 Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
General Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
Humanities/Social Sciences Elective Credit Hours: 3
General Elective Credit Hours: 3
1st Year Advanced ROTC

Senior Year

Senior Fall

LDRS 411 - Sr Leadership Integration Sem Credit Hours: 0
Strand Course 5 Credit Hours: 3
Military Intelligence Elective Credit Hours: 3
INTL 401 - Intel Support to Military Ops Credit Hours: 3
Upper Level Elective Credit Hours: 3
Upper Level Elective Credit Hours: 3
RPED - Required Physical Education Credit Hours: 0
2nd Year Advanced ROTC

Senior Spring

INTL 403 - Intelligence Capstone Credit Hours: 3
Upper Level Elective Credit Hours: 3
Upper Level Elective Credit Hours: 3
Upper Level Elective Credit Hours: 3
General Elective Credit Hours: 3
2nd Year Advanced ROTC

Note:

See the General Education and Cadet Requirements section for a list of courses that will satisfy freshman math and science requirements.
Students must complete five strand courses, which may be completed in any order: English (ENGS 30X ), History (HISS 30X ), Social Science (SCSS 30X ), Science (NTSS 30X ) and Elective (ELES 30X ).

ROTC Course Requirements:

ROTC course requirements apply to members of the SCCC only:

Cadets contracted or pursuing a contract should take 8 semesters of ROTC.
Cadets not contracted or pursuing a contract should take 4 semesters of ROTC Basic and 4 semesters of ROTC fulfilment courses. Available ROTC fulfillment courses are published online annually by the department of Leadership Studies.
ROTC courses typically carry 1 to 3 hours of credit, depending on the level. ROTC fulfillment courses typically carry 3 hours of credit. See the course descriptions for specific information.

Required for Graduation:

Required Hours for graduation are 122 credit hours plus successful completion of all RPED, ROTC, and LDRS graduation requirements. ROTC hours (credits, lectures, and labs) vary each semester by military department.