Maritime Uncrewed Systems
The Maritime Uncrewed Systems training introduces participants to several types of Uncrewed Maritime Systems (UMS), their capabilities, and their applications.
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Program Learning Objectives
- LO1: Understand UMS fundamentals, key challenges, and use applications
- LO2: Distinguish key elements for successful UMS mission planning to include key considerations, limitations, and environmental challenges; compose mission plan based on pre-defined parameters.
- LO3: Discus, analyze, and understand key features of UMS preparations and operations; participate in group decision-making to simulate UMS troubleshooting scenarios.
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Desired Outcome for Learners
- Analyze a variety of UMSs against appropriate mission objective.
- Compose mission plan based on pre-defined mission parameters
- Identify key features required for successful UMS preparation and mission execution
- Participate in group decision-making to troubleshoot pre-determined UMS prep/ops scenario



What's included?
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Pre-Assessment Survey
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3 Online Modules
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3 Knowledge Checks
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Summary Documentation
Online Format
Participants learn the fundamentals of Machine Learning (ML) and explore various ML model performance using GUI-based (in the introductory and intermediate stages) hands-on case studies and R and Python languages (in the advanced stage).
Meet the Director of RDT&E and Training
Jason R. McKenna, Ph.D., PG
Dr. Jason McKenna is the director of research, development, testing, evaluation and training (RDTE&T) at the Roger F. Wicker Center for Ocean Enterprise
Patrick Jones - Course author
Course Lessons
