Complex Simulations

Applying theory in high-pressure, real-world scenarios.

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Course Overview

The Complex Simulations course immerses cadets in dynamic, high-stakes environments where theoretical knowledge meets practical execution. Through scenario-based training, students develop the capacity to adapt, strategize, and make decisive actions under pressure.

Using advanced simulation platforms, real-time problem-solving, and interdisciplinary coordination, cadets refine their ability to navigate complexity and uncertainty in operational settings.

Learning Objectives

Course Outline (Week by Week)

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Term Definition
Simulation A method for imitating real-world processes to study their behavior under different conditions.
Scenario A detailed narrative or setup used to guide simulation exercises.
Discrete Event Simulation A type of simulation focusing on events occurring at specific points in time.
Stress Testing Evaluating performance under extreme or challenging conditions.
Cognitive Load The amount of mental effort being used in the working memory.
Interdisciplinary Coordination Collaboration across different fields to achieve common objectives.
Debrief A structured review after simulation to analyze performance and lessons learned.
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