AR 3100 - Leadership and Problem Solving

2 lecture hours 0 lab hours 2 credits

Course Description
AR 3100 is designed to help prepare students for the challenges of accepting greater responsibility in teaching and participating in Military Science and Leadership Labs. It is the first course that all students seeking a commission in the United States Army must take. Students will be introduced to the principles in the Leader Development Program, the Army’s troop leading procedures, and taught how to plan and conduct individual and small unit training. Key concepts covered in this course are ethical decision making, effective followership/leadership/supervision, team dynamics, diversity, change management, creating a vision, structured review and analysis process for events, leadership behavior and peer evaluations, effective feedback, leadership self-assessment/inventory, understanding bias, mentoring, and organizational climate. Offered fall term. (prereq: AR 1100, AR 1200, AR 1201, AR 2100, AR 2200, and AR 2201 or consent of instructor) (coreq: AR 3101)

Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

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Course Topics

Army ethical decision making
Effective followership/leadership/supervision
Team dynamics
Diversity
Change management
Creating a vision
Structured review and analysis process for events
Leadership behavior and peer evaluations
Effective feedback
Leadership self-assessment/inventory
Understanding bias
Mentoring
Organizational climate

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