SitaWare Headquarters: Instructor Training

This course provide instructors with the knowledge and skills to perform the operational end-user training

Course Overview

The purpose of this course is to “train the trainers”. The course will provide the instructors with knowledge and skills to perform the operational end-user training of the Systematic SitaWare system.

The course includes a mix of class lectures, group discussions and a significant number of practical hands-on exercises.

Duration

3 days

Audience

• Instructors from Systematic Partners
• Instructors from Systematic customers

Course Content

• Practical use of Systematic SitaWare Headquarters and Systematic IRIS Replication Mechanism capabilities in an operational environment
• Basic introduction of MIP Information Exchange Data Model and replication standards – in a SitaWare context
• Produce and deliver course material
• Run and assess course exercises
• Quality assurance of courses
• Course summary, questions, evaluation

Skills learned

• Individual and team-based operational use of SitaWare Headquarters
• Create, manage and display Situation Awareness, Order of Battle, Task organization, Plans & Orders info etc.
• Understand MIP and its standards
• Operational use IRIS Replication Mechanism to exchange information – using replication contracts
• Ability to produce and perform operational end-user training

Hand-out materials

• SitaWare Headquarters User Training Course material – including all course material, slides and exercises used in the end-user training course
• SitaWare Headquarters User Training Course instructor material – including all material required by instructors for the delivery of training courses

Systematic retains IPR and copyright of all hand-out material, and it is only to be used for courses delivered by instructors who have successfully completed the course.

Course Size

Optimum Trainer: Trainee ratio is 1:4

Course Prerequisites

• Basic instructor skills
• A good understanding of Microsoft Windows (User Interface and OS)
• A basic understanding of military C2 methodology