Maintenance Training Equipment: Design Specification Based on Instructional System Development. Revision

Abstract

0O 111u~,l) OFFICE SYMBOL 9 PROCUREMENT INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (if ippli(Jble) F31-8COT F." I, 1ii Rf-,ojrceS aboratory HQ AFHRL F31-8C01 4 F,* i r, *~i re ind ZIP Codie) * (OSAFI CODES 18 SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number)_ *) >5,) S(JBGROUP acquisition model specification 0509 instructional system development analysis simulator design I , .-maintenance simulators training devices ii A.U6iJA(T lContinue do reverse it necessary and identify by block number) This tii.chnica1 paper presents a model for documenting training equipment designs derived from an Instructiosil-,ystem Development (ISO) analysis. The model, presented in &-,handbook-ypil),ormat, contains blanks to be c-mprtorl hV the ISD analyst(s). Since the model is appropriate for documenting various kinds .of possible des'~s "th mde'.S arcompanied by an appendix which provides instructions for applying-#,t *Odel* 'The model pr, vides a method for communicating a specific training equipment design to the procurement office after A"~-ISD ana lysis has est~blished a need for a maintenance trainer. The model has been specifically organized and f,,rmatted Such. that it can be easily used by procurement office personnel to prepare the procurement specifIcation that eventually goes to contractors for bids. The model provide-, tie ISD analysts an opportunity to specify such design information as (a) characteristics of the target population who wll use the trainer: (b) a I Ist of tht,'tra in Ing object ives to be ach ieved us ing-4~etra~~r.. alist of th~e, tasks to be practiced and/or acquired on the trainer adals ftt ialfunctis ns t,,)e presented by the FP41ifter for isolation and/or correction' (d) a scenario discussing how the' rl S70,j jr,-4 A.