Embedded Training Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) for the Future Combat Systems (FCS) Command and Control (C2) Vehicle
Abstract
The FCS is a radical departure from the previous Army concept of operations. It is described primarily as a system of systems and is a new way to fight. The new concept of operations is network centric, with information from a large number of different types of sensors passing through the network to the C2 vehicle. This diverse information must be understood, situational awareness achieved, and, tactical decisions based on it must be made. Thus, the new soldier manning the FCS C2 platform is given much more information, more diverse in nature; and therefore has a much more cognitively challenging job. Embedded training (ET) seeks to provide effective training anytime, anywhere. "Embedded training must allow individual and collective training on a digital terrain representation of the mission area and permit mission planning and rehearsal in both stand-alone and networked modes while enroute."FCS Mission Needs Statement (MNS) 2001 Instructors are required to perform several instructional tasks, including instructing the student on relevant information, presenting appropriate examples, debriefing the student, and assigning remedial instruction. However, an instructor will not usually be available in the field, anytime, anywhere.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 2005
- Accession Number
- ADA438495
Entities
People
- Dick Stottler
- George M. Burmester
- John L. Hart