149160

Introduction to Military Technology

This course is an examination of the essential elements of military technology and their impact upon warfare.

Course code

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149160

Level

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100-level

Credits

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15

Subject

Defence and Strategic Studies

Learning outcomes

What you will learn. Knowledge, skills and attitudes you’ll be able to show as a result of successfully finishing this course.

  • 1 Demonstrate and discuss an understanding of the relationship between science, technology and war.
  • 2 Explain the historical development of military technology.
  • 3 Discuss the contemporary employment and key equipments of.
  • 4 Conventional weapons technology.
  • 5 Manoeuvre/transportation technology including maritime, land and air systems.
  • 6 Communications and information systems technology.
  • 7 Electronic warfare technology.
  • 8 Reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition sensors technology.
  • 9 Logistics and Combat Service Support technology.
  • 10 Identify the impact of technology on military operations, organisations and doctrine.

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