Minor in Aerospace Studies

The Minor in Aerospace Studies is offered to any student completing the course of study listed below. The minor not only prepares cadets for active duty service but also provides students the opportunity to study one of our country’s major instruments of power, the United States Military. Students will gain a broad perspective of the Air Force and its use as an instrument of national power by studying its history, organizations, missions, and operations.

Requirements for the Minor in Aerospace Studies

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Lower Division Courses
AS 1001	Heritage and Values I	1
AS 1002	Heritage and Values II	1
AS 2001	Team and Leadership Fundamentals I	1
AS 2002	Team and Leadership Fundamentals II	1
Upper Division Courses
AS 3001	Leading People and Effective Communication I	3
AS 3002	Leading People and Effective Communication II	3
AS 4001	National Security/Leadership Responsibilities/Commissioning Preparation I	3
AS 4002	National Security/Leadership Responsibilities/Commissioning Preparation II	3
Also recommended: one elective selected from the following:
HIST 4100	United States Constitutional History
HIST 4404	History of the Vietnam War
POLS 4410	American Foreign Policy
POLS 4420	Global Security Policy
POLS 4430	National Security Administration and Policy
Total Hours		16