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Joshua L. Gavrich
N SCI 303
Seattle Campus
Study of fundamental principles of sensor, tracking, weapon delivery subsystems, and current naval weapons. Includes techniques of linear analysis of ballistics and weapons, and dynamics of basic components of weapon-control systems. Prerequisite: N SCI 302. Offered: Sp.
Class description
Naval Weapons Systems is designed to provide a general understanding of the basic characteristics and capabilities of the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps’ major weapon systems and platforms. Topics will include mission objectives, requirements and characteristics of weapons systems, tracking and detection methods, launching platforms, control mechanisms, system interfaces, propulsion systems, explosives, integrated weapons systems, performance factors, and operational sequences from detection to target intercept.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Recommended preparation
Prereq NSCI 301
Class assignments and grading
