Training Developers Decision Aid for Optimizing Performance-Based Training in Machine Ascendant MOS

An analytical process was developed for generating Training Specifications to assist Training Development Specialists (TDS) in deciding what, where, and how tasks within a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) are trained. The model was developed in two major segments: (1) a theoretical or idealized...

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Main Authors: Pieper, William J, Guard, Neil R, Michael, William T, Kordak, Raymond S
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ALGORITHMS
ARMY OPERATIONS
ARMY PERSONNEL
ARMY TRAINING
AS770
Humanities and History
JOBS
MOS(MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY)
OPTIMIZATION
PE63731A
SPECIALISTS
SPECIFICATIONS
VARIABLES
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Summary:An analytical process was developed for generating Training Specifications to assist Training Development Specialists (TDS) in deciding what, where, and how tasks within a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) are trained. The model was developed in two major segments: (1) a theoretical or idealized model, and (2) a procedural model based on the concepts developed in the first segment. The manual model process simply has the TDS work through partition logic charts to generate the Training Specifications. The computer- aided model requires the TDS to complete a task data sheet for each of the MOS tasks. The TDS is then required to run the programs associated with the model. The outputs produced by the programs are the same as the output arrived at by following the partition flowcharts. The three outputs generated by the model are Training Prescriptions, Training Hierarchies and Sequences, and Training Costs.