This interdisciplinary course examines the science, history, and societal impact of weaponry — including nuclear, missiles, electronics —as well as modern precision-guided weapons (PGWs). Students will explore the technological foundations of these weapons, their roles in global conflicts, and the ethical and political challenges they pose. Topics include arms races, deterrence theory, metagame analysis, international treaties, and contemporary threats like direct energy and autonomous weapon systems. Through case studies, scientific analysis, and board game simulations, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of how advanced weaponry shapes international security, peace-making and the future of warfare.
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