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Accelerated Degree Program*

A program for those with specific educational background who do not need to meet service-related specialty requirments

* Does not meet Navy P_Code requirements


COURSES
SEMINARS
Quarter 1
Fall
MV-3xxx
(4-1)
Intro to Defense Modeling and Simulation
CS-3310
(4-1)
Artificial Intelligence
OS-3311
(4-0)
Probability Models for Military Applications1
MN-3331
(5-1)
Intro to
Management
& Acquisition
MV-3923
(0-2)
Introduction to Research in MOVES3
Quarter 2
Winter
MV-3202
(3-2)
Computer Graphics Programming
MV-4002
(4-1)
Simulation and Training
OA-3302
(4-0)
System Simulation I
OA/MV4655
(4-0)
Intro to Combat Modeling
MV-4924
(2-0)
Research Seminar in MOVES
Quarter 3
Spring
MV-0810
Thesis Research
Concentration Area4
Concentration Area4
Concentration Area4
OA-4657
(2-0)
Survey of Joint
Modeling &
Simulation
Combat Models5
Quarter 4
Summer
MV-4460
(4-0)
Management of Modeling and Simulation
Development2
MV-0810
Thesis Research
Concentration Area4
Concentration Area4
MV-4924
(2-0)
Research Seminar in MOVES

NOTES:

  1. Denotes shared with Human Systems Integration curriculum
  2. MV4460 will be offered only once per year.  Spring entrants will take an elective in Q4, and they may also choose to take MV4460 as an overload in Q2.
  3. Given the brevity of this program, students must select a concentration block and thesis in Q1.  The purpose of this seminar is to prepare the student for the thesis process.
  4. Students will select one concentration area.  Any remaining courses will be electives selected with the assistance of the thesis advisor.

* Does not meet Navy P_Code requirements

Entry Requirements:

Any student wishing to enter the MOVES program under this plan must have a background in computer programming (Java or C++), Probability and Statistics.

University Minimum Requirements for Degree

The degree Master of Science in Modeling, Virtual Environments and Simulation is awarded upon satisfactory completion of a program, approved by the Chairman of the Modeling, Virtual Environments and Simulation Curriculum Committee, which satisfies, as a minimum, the following degree requirements:

a. At least 40 quarter hours of graduate-level work of which at least 24-quarter hours must be at the 4000 level

b. Completion of an approved sequence of courses constituting specialization in an area of Modeling, Virtual Environments and Simulation

c. Completion of an acceptable thesis in addition to the 40-quarter hours of course work

* While this accelerated degree program does result in a Master of Science degree, it does not meet Navy P_Code requirements
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