Mission Planning and Battle Management
- Overview
- Course Content
- Requirements & Materials
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for engineers, technicians, researchers, and professionals in the defense, aerospace, and logistics industries looking to enhance their understanding of autonomous unmanned systems.
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What You Will Learn
- The history and introduction to mission planning and battle management
- Key front-end analyses and their impact on system effectiveness
- Practice in writing and updating effective requirements and verification documentation
- MPE environments, systems, and constraints on UAS mission planning
- Interactions with manned platforms and users across air, surface, subsurface
- Critical task analyses to determine roles and levels of required automation
- Effective human user interfaces for both UAS mission planning and UAS employment
- Effective and redundant data links and management systems design
- Airworthiness approval and developmental and operational test (DT/OT) for MPE and UAS interfaces planning
- Operational use of systems, including system support and modernization planning
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The course schedule was well-structured with a mix of lectures, class discussions, and hands-on exercises led by knowledgeable and engaging instructors.