Military Academy/Noble Related Classes Help?

[Suryae]

Wargaming classes?

 

[Tejoka]

I think it depends on what time period this is set in, or what time period it resembles. If there's a kind of 'military academy' at all, it probably isn't middle ages, right? Maybe take a look at what happened for 18th or 19th century military. I think most of the officers there were from the noble class, and the typical 'officers and gentlemen'. Of course, that's only for European history, I don't know how it would work in other cultures. But the idea I have is to maybe see if you can find a description or even curriculum for a British Empire-era academy, and go from there.
Otherwise, it might depend on which branch of the military they're going to, like army vs. navy etc.
A lot of good suggestions here already. Maybe something like learning military protocol and signaling, too?

 

[TotallyHuman]

Also, when it comes to natural sciences and disciplines, break them into separate courses. For example: instead of mathematics, use arithmetics, algebra, geometry, mathematical analysis, statistics etc... Instead of physics do mechanics, thermodynamics etc...

 

[K5Rakitan]

Ballroom dance to impress the ladies

 

[dicloniuslord]

Probably be a required class for a single year/semester/trimester/whatever the classes are broken into for basic survival and navigation: an absolute necessity for anyone who's either got separated or going on scouting missions. Would also aid the tactics classes in that it would give a firsthand chance to apply ability to take advantage of terrain in a classroom setting (eg helping know what terrain to best set camp, where exactly to place troops, etc based on both tactics and survival knowledge)