Continuation of AS 111. Additional study of the organizational structure of the Air Force with emphasis on leadership, interpersonal relationships, team building, leading diverse organizations, and communication skills. All textbooks and special reference materials are supplied by the department.

Continuation of AEROSPAC 335. Includes effective supervision, profession of arms, enlisted performance reporting techniques, leadership accountability, teambuilding, military ethics, ethics, effective writing, professional relations, officer evaluating techniques, officer professional development, and communication skills.

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Continuation of AEROSPAC 441 U.S. Constitution, government and its impact on the military, civil-military relations, contemporary societal issues in the armed forces; supervision, discipline and military justice; other pre-commissioning topics.

Continuation of AEROSPAC 223. Covers period from World War II to the present. U.S. Air Force as a primary element of national security.

Designed to encourage physical fitness and improve self-confidence. Warm-up exercises, calisthentics, running, various team sports. All exercises accomplished as a group.

This journal club will explore current research relating to sustainable soil health and nutrient management. Topics will include developments in cover cropping systems, soil biology and metagenomics, biochar, weed suppression, and soil nutrient management.

This class will explore grape origins, domestication, and fundamental principles of grape growing, both domestically and globally. It will include practices specific to the winter such, as pruning.

This class will explore grape origins, domestication, and fundamental principles of grape growing, both domestically and globally. It will include practices specific to the winter such, as pruning.

With lab. Effect of environmental factors on soil formation and land use. Relationship between soil morphology, classification, and use interpretations. Application of soils information to on-site sewage disposal, wetland identification, and other environmentally significant problem areas. Prerequisite: introductory course in chemistry, geology, soils, or environmental science; or consent of instructor.