Basic Military History Leaders class (101)?

[ELITEOFKINGWARMAN8]

Would anyone here be interested in a basic military history class on some of the most famous leaders there is? I think it be interesting for people to learn about generals of all eras, Ancient,etc..., because if you playing as them on SP and only know a bit about them, would you not like to learn more? This is a serious poll so I can submit it to Hader .

[StealthFox]

Er... You already have the exact same thread here.

[ELITEOFKINGWARMAN8]

Hader told me to make one .

[Boustrophedon]

It would help if you added some details

What era are we talking about?
Who will be featured in this course?
Who will teach the course?
What are the credentials of the people teaching it?

This only part of all the basic information that you should provide otherwise nobody will take it seriously. Good luck with the course/idea though

[ELITEOFKINGWARMAN8]

It would help if you added some details

What era are we talking about?
Who will be featured in this course?
Who will teach the course?
What are the credentials of the people teaching it?

This only part of all the basic information that you should provide otherwise nobody will take it seriously. Good luck with the course/idea though

See my prior thread/poll for information .


It will be from Anicent to Modern, but again, see my prior poll .

[Hader]

To clarify for everyone else, I want this poll to show those who both have interest in the course and plan on taking it if offered. It's one thing to have interest in this, it's another to commit to it. I want to see how many are actually going to commit.

[╬Ritterbruder╬]

if it's not just a recital of the wikipedia page...

I personally find it really hard to imagine this course: just somebody telling about how awesome they find certain historical figures? a follow-up of battles and discussion of used tactics (though I'd doubt you that would be interesting unless given by an actual officer graduate)?
and what leaders? alexander? napoleon?

I'd rather subscribe for clausewitz, rommel, saladin, etc.

[Armatus]

You're better off checking Yale's free (Open) online courses,

http://oyc.yale.edu/courses

http://oyc.yale.edu/history