Leadership, Management, and Operations - Bachelor of Applied Science (Major Code - LMO)
The Leadership, Management, and Operations Bachelor of Applied Science degree provides a detailed exploration of the operations of a business organization through the development of operational skills, management techniques, and leadership ability. Students will learn the skills necessary to coordinate, develop, and direct the resources of various agencies and organizations. Prior to completion of this program, students will complete a required capstone course that culminates the educational experience and enhances employment potential.
Learning Outcomes
- Assess leadership related to workplace behaviors, effective communication, and managing conflict while integrating management theories and resource management practices to lead individuals and teams within an organizational setting.
- Evaluate operational, financial, and economic data to formulate analytically sound decisions for the planning and utilization of organizational resources.
- Summarize an organization's ethical and legal dimensions and apply ethical standards and social responsibility to organizational decision-making.
- Examine project management, innovation, and change management processes necessary for effective growth and governance within an organization.
- Analyze current human and resource management issues to develop effective management strategies that align with organizational policies.
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LOWER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 18-19 CREDITS
Composition 6 credits
Mathematics 3-4 credits
| MAT 142 | College Mathematics   | 3 |
| OR | |
| MAT 142L | College Mathematics with Support Lab | 3 |
| or higher (3-4 credits) | |
Liberal Arts 6 credits
Technology Literacy 3 credits
| CIS 116 | Computer Essentials | 3 |
| OR | |
| CIS 120 | Introduction to Information Systems | 3 |
SELECT ONE AREA OF CONCENTRATION 51-85 CREDITS:
Program Prerequisite: Completion of an approved associate degree (FST, IOST, LEO, MIST, PAR, UAVO, or UAVT) is required prior to admittance into the BAS-LMO program.
Fire Science Technology Concentration (30 credits)
Complete the following:
| BUS 143 | Principles of Management | 3 |
| EMT 174 | Emergency Medical Technician | 9 |
| FST 107 | Introduction to Fire and Emergency Services | 4 |
| FST 108 | Fire Operations I | 4 |
| FST 108 | Fire Operations I | 4 |
| FST 115 | Fire Service Apparatus Driver/Operator | 3 |
| FST 224 | Field Experience in Fire Science Technology | 3 |
Intelligence Operations Studies Concentration (21 credits)
Complete any 21 credits from the Cochise College IOS course offerings:
| IOS 100 | Introduction to Intelligence Operations Studies | 3 |
| IOS 101 | Counterintelligence Investigations | 3 |
| IOS 102 | Security Programs | 3 |
| IOS 103 | Intelligence Law and Administration of Justice | 1 |
| IOS 104 | Analytical Process and Product | 3 |
| IOS 105 | Interrogation Operations | 3 |
| IOS 106 | Map Reading and Analysis | 3 |
| IOS 108 | Signal Theory | 3 |
| IOS 109 | Signal Analysis and Security | 3 |
| IOS 110 | Remote Sensing | 3 |
| IOS 111 | Information Security for Intelligence Operations | 1 |
| IOS 112 | Imagery Analysis Techniques | 3 |
| IOS 113 | Terrorism and Counterterrorism | 3 |
| IOS 114 | Reporting of Intelligence Data | 3 |
| IOS 115 | Briefing Skills | 1-4 |
| IOS 116 | Imagery Identification | 6 |
| IOS 117 | Symbology | 3 |
| IOS 118 | Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield | 3 |
| IOS 119 | Introduction to Communications for Intelligence Operations | 3 |
| IOS 120 | Records Management | 3 |
| IOS 121 | Counterintelligence Investigations II | 3 |
| IOS 122 | Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) | 3 |
| IOS 123 | Targeting | 3 |
| IOS 124 | Cellular Communication Fundamentals | 3 |
| IOS 131 | Personal Identification Methods in Battlefield Forensics | 2 |
| IOS 141 | Battlefield Forensic Investigations I | 4 |
| IOS 142 | Battlefield Forensic Investigations II | 4 |
| IOS 145 | Analysis of Counterintelligence I | 3 |
| IOS 201 | Collection Operations | 3 |
| IOS 202 | Force Protection Operations and Support | 3 |
| IOS 203 | Combating Terrorism | 3 |
| IOS 204 | Interrogation and Interviewing Techniques | 3 |
| IOS 209 | Automated Intelligence Systems | 4 |
| IOS 210 | Intermediate Remote Sensing | 3 |
| IOS 211 | Military Decision Making | 1-3 |
| IOS 212 | Intermediate Imagery Analysis Techniques | 3 |
| IOS 214 | Reporting of Intelligence Data II | 3 |
| IOS 215 | Briefing Skills II | 1-3 |
| IOS 220 | Reporting of Intelligence Data III | 3 |
| IOS 221 | Counterintelligence Investigations III | 3 |
| IOS 223 | Intelligence Law and Administration of Justice II | 1 |
| IOS 224 | Force Protection Operations and Support II | 3 |
| IOS 225 | Analytical Process and Product II | 3 |
| IOS 226 | Interrogation and Interviewing Techniques II | 3 |
| IOS 241 | Management of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Operations I | 4 |
| IOS 242 | Management of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Operations II | 4 |
| IOS 245 | Analysis of Counterintelligence II | 3 |
Law Enforcement Concentration (30 credits)
Complete the following:
| LEO 200 | Introduction to Law Enforcement Technology | 2 |
| LEO 201 | Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement | 3 |
| LEO 202 | Firearms Training for Law Enforcement | 2 |
| LEO 203 | Report Writing for Law Enforcement | 2 |
| LEO 204 | Physical Conditioning and Wellness for Law Enforcement | 1 |
| LEO 205 | Community Relations for Law Enforcement | 2 |
| LEO 206 | First Aid for Law Enforcement | 1 |
| LEO 207 | Defensive Tactics for Law Enforcement | 1 |
| LEO 208 | Tactical Driving for Law Enforcement | 1 |
| LEO 209 | Criminal Investigations for Law Enforcement | 4 |
| LEO 210 | Criminal Law for Law Enforcement | 3 |
| LEO 211 | Patrol Procedures for Law Enforcement | 4 |
| LEO 212 | Traffic Procedures for Law Enforcement | 4 |
Military Intelligence Systems Technician Concentration (27-40 credits)
Complete any 27-40 credit hours from the following course offerings:
| CIS 128 | Linux Operating System | 4 |
| CIS 140 | Introduction to Operating Systems | 3 |
| CIS 160 | Introduction to Information Security | 3 |
| CIS 161 | Network Security | 4 |
| CIS 179 | Applied Technical Writing | 3 |
| CIS 229 | Linux System Administration | 4 |
| CIS 236 | Microsoft Workstation Operating Systems | 4 |
| CIS 245 | Microsoft Server and Active Directory | 4 |
| CIS 260 | Service and Maintenance of Personal Computers | 4 |
| CIS 262 | Network Support and Troubleshooting | 4 |
| CIS 270 | Systems Analysis | 4 |
| CYB 101 | Introduction to Cybersecurity | 3 |
| CYB 102 | Networking Foundations | 3 |
| CYB 102 | Networking Foundations | 3 |
| CYB 201 | Cybersecurity for Networking | 4 |
| MST 101 | Introduction to Electronic Systems | 3-4 |
| MST 102 | RF Communications Fundamentals | 3-4 |
| MST 103 | Network Communication Fundamentals | 3-4 |
| MST 104 | Managing Virtual Machine Infrastructure | 1-3 |
| MST 105 | Microsoft Windows Operating Systems | 3-4 |
| MST 106 | Linux Servers and Workstations | 4-7 |
| MST 201 | Information Security | 6-8 |
| MST 202 | Integration and Troubleshooting of DPN | 4-6 |
| MST 203 | Software Defined Receivers | 1-3 |
Note: Students who previously earned credit for CIS 150 may request to substitute it to satisfy core curriculum requirements.
Paramedicine Concentration (49-55 credits)
Complete the following:
Note: The program coordinator may waive
PMD 101 for students who meet the course requirements.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight Operator Concentration (26 credits)
Complete any 26 credits from the following course offerings:
| PFT 100 | Introduction to Aviation | 1 |
| PFT 101 | Private Pilot Ground School | 5 |
| PFT 204 | Instrument Rating Ground School | 5 |
| PFT 206 | Aircraft Systems | 3 |
| PFT 271 | Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Operator | 29 |
| UAS 121 | Remote Sensing and Imagery | 3 |
| UVO 101 | Introduction to Military UAV Operations | 5-8 |
| UVO 102 | UAV Airfield and Ground Control Fundamentals | 4-8 |
| UVO 103 | UAV Airspace and Aviation School Fundamentals | 5-9 |
| UVO 201 | UAV Pilot Flight Operations | 5-9 |
| UVO 202 | UAV RSTA Missions | 5-9 |
Note: Students who previously earned credit for AVT 224 or PFT 272 may request to substitute these courses to satisfy core curriculum requirements.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems Technician Concentration (24-40 credits)
Complete any 24-40 credits from the following course offerings:
| AMT 210 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamentals | 6 |
| AMT 212 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Mechanical Maintenance | 14 |
| AVT 121 | Introduction to Unmanned Aircraft Systems Maintenance | 4-6 |
| AVT 122 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Electronics | 1-3 |
| AVT 123 | Launch and Recovery Systems Maintenance | 1-3 |
| AVT 211 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Avionics | 7 |
| AVT 221 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Maintenance | 9-14 |
| AVT 222 | Universal Ground Control Station Maintenance | 9-14 |
| AVT 223 | Ground Support Equipment Maintenance | 4-6 |
| ELT 110 | Mathematics for Electronics | 3 |
UPPER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 15 CREDITS
Courses
CORE CURRICULUM 30 CREDITS
Courses
| LMO 301 | Leadership Theory and Practice | 3 |
| LMO 311 | Leadership in Organizations | 3 |
| LMO 321 | Industrial and Organizational Psychology | 3 |
| LMO 331 | Communication and Conflict Management | 3 |
| LMO 341 | Financial Analysis and Budgeting | 3 |
| LMO 401 | Data Analysis and Decision Making | 3 |
| LMO 411 | Project Management | 3 |
| LMO 421 | Innovation and Change Management | 3 |
| LMO 431 | Human Capital and Resource Management | 3 |
| LMO 441 | Leadership, Management, and Operations Capstone | 3 |
ELECTIVES AS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE DEGREE
TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 120-134 CREDITS