IITSEC Proceedings

Army Analysis, Modeling and Simulation Education, Training, and Development Effort

Conference

I/ITSEC 2020

Session

Part of - ED 1: Educating Tomorrow's Modeling and Simulation Workforce

Track

Education

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The Army Modeling and Simulation School (AMSS) provides targeted education, training, qualification, and certification to ensure the Army M&S workforce, both Functional Area 57 (military) and Career Program 36 (civilian), is well trained in the use and application of the US Army's Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation capabilities. As part of this mission, AMSS routinely updates its education and training opportunities based on the evolving tasks, knowledge, skills, and abilities required. To better understand and address the US Army’s current and future analysis, modeling and simulation educational needs, AMSS has been conducting the Analysis, Modeling and Simulation (AM&S) Education, Training, and Development Effort. This paper will describe the AM&S Education, Training, and Development Effort outlining the process used to collect information, analysis of the data collected, and the results of the effort. The process is based on the TRADOC Pamphlet 350-70-14, Training and Education Development in Support of the Institutional Domain, leveraging the Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation (ADDIE) process. During the years of execution, the process has been refined to best reach all US Army Communities and gather a broad range of interview data from Soldiers and Department of the Army civilians. The data collected is both quantitative and from Soldiers and Department of the Army civilians. The data collected is both quantitative and qualitative and have identified 16 major educational categories, with numerous critical tasks under each major area. Examples of major educational categories include: Data Science, Federating Models and Simulations, Scenario Planning and Development, Data Generation and Management, and Identifying and Applying Existing Army M&S Assets. In response to the findings, AMSS has been identifying existing educational solutions and developing new courses. This effort is an on-going, iterative process and AMSS will continue to seek additional interviews and data on AM&S educational needs across the Army.

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Published in: I/ITSEC 2020, USA

Publisher: I/ITSEC
Date of Conference: November 30 -4 , 2020

Author(s)

Presenter

Mrs. Tammie Smiley, Trideum Corporation / Army Modeling and Simulation Office (AMSO)

United States

Mrs. Jamie Pilar, Trideum Corp

United States

Christopher Herrmann, Army Modeling and Simulation Office

United States

Mr. Walter Watford, Trideum, Inc

United States

Ms. Laura Harding, Parsons Corporation

United States

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