Description
This course introduces students to the general themes of Canadian military history in the post-Confederation period. Particular emphasis is placed on the following topics: the evolution of the Canadian military since 1867; traditions and customs of the Canadian Forces; the evolution of the role of the Canadian officer and approaches to leadership since 1867; the relationship between Canadian politics and society and the evolution of the Canadian military; the impact of changes in military arts and sciences and doctrine on operations and war fighting; and Canadian participation in joint and combined operations.
Programme
This course may be used to fulfill a core requirement of the BMASc, BA and BSc programmes.
Prerequisites
None
Equivalencies
Students taking this course cannot take HIE/HIF202, HIE/HIF203, or HIE/HIF204 for credit.
Requirements
The web-enabled version of this course has minimum computer system requirements. For details, please visit this link..
DL, DL + web 1 credit
0-0-9
Offered every term
