USMC Concepts & Programs 2013 - Defense Innovation Marketplace
USMC Concepts & Programs 2013 - Defense Innovation Marketplace
USMC Concepts & Programs 2013 - Defense Innovation Marketplace
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<strong>USMC</strong> <strong>Concepts</strong> & <strong>Programs</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
Unit Training Management (UTM) and<br />
Individual Marine Management (IMM)<br />
Modules<br />
The UTM and IMM modules are the latest MC-<br />
TIMS development efforts designed to directly support<br />
the Operating Force. The UTM module provides commanders<br />
with a toolkit that aligns with the unit training<br />
management process outlined in Marine Corps<br />
Reference Publication 3-0A, the Unit Training Management<br />
Guide. This capability enables commanders<br />
and their staff to execute doctrinal UTM practices via<br />
an automated system. Other capabilities within this<br />
module will allow units to record, track, and evaluate<br />
all unit collective-training requirements.<br />
Additional MCTIMS<br />
Developments to Support<br />
the Marine Corps<br />
Two additional MCTIMS developments fielded<br />
during FY 2011 are the Curriculum Library and the<br />
Electronic Training Jacket (ETJ). The Curriculum Library<br />
provides Marines in the operating forces access to<br />
formal learning center course materials to support training<br />
and standardize instructional materials throughout<br />
the Marine Corps. Marines operating forces will be able<br />
to access lesson plans, student outlines, instructor preparation<br />
guides, and media to support unit training requirements.<br />
The ETJ provides a cradle-to-grave record<br />
of all training accomplishments for all Marines viewable<br />
by the individual Marine or their commander.<br />
Other Formal School<br />
Management Capabilities<br />
The Curriculum Management (CMD) Module.<br />
TECOM and EDCOM staff and schoolhouse curriculum<br />
developers use this web-based application to create<br />
and manage curriculum for Marine Corps formal<br />
schools. The use of this module is mandated for the<br />
production of Marine Corps programs of instruction.<br />
The Student Evaluation (SEV) Module. TECOM<br />
and EDCOM staffs use this web-based application to<br />
construct tests, record test data, track student scores<br />
and grade point averages, and generate reports. The<br />
SEV module controls the synchronization of this data<br />
with the external Question-Mark Perception applications.<br />
Student evaluation is also used to create survey<br />
questionnaires and track student responses.<br />
The Student Management Module. TECOM staff<br />
uses this web-based application to manage rosters,<br />
units, and individual students for Marine Corps formal<br />
schools.<br />
Student Registrar. The Student Registrar Module<br />
is management by the Formal School Training Division,<br />
TECOM. The TECOM and EDCOM staffs use<br />
this web-based application to manage class rosters and<br />
student registrations.<br />
MODELING & SIMULATIONS (M&S)<br />
TRAINING AND EDUCATION<br />
ENABLERS<br />
Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Training<br />
Simulations Division (MTSD), a directorate of the<br />
Training and Education Command (TECOM), has<br />
established a training modeling and simulation community<br />
of interest to facilitate information exchange<br />
and address specific focus areas, such as infantry skills<br />
simulations, staff training environment. MTSD also<br />
addresses simulation system integration, interoperability,<br />
interconnectivity, compatibility, and networking.<br />
Participants in this forum are drawn from across the<br />
Marine Corps and the science and technology community.<br />
With this forum’s input, TECOM has published<br />
the Training and Education Modeling and Simulation<br />
Master Plan. The purpose of the plan is to inform Marines<br />
and other stakeholders of current and future efforts<br />
pertaining to training simulations and to guide the<br />
development and sustainment of effective simulationbased<br />
training in support of the operating forces.<br />
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