Unmanned Autonomous Persistence Certificate - Curriculum 117 (DL)

Program Officer & Academic Associate

Mary J. Sims, PhD

Spanagel Hall, Room 537A

[phone], DSN 756-3277

[e-mail]

Brief Overview

Certificate 117 in Unmanned Autonomous Persistence prepares DoW professionals to analyze, design, and optimize the energy demands of unmanned platforms, ensuring endurance and mission effectiveness in contested environments.

A background in general physics and probability and statistics is strongly recommended for Naval Tactical Analysis and Joint Campaign Analysis.

Convenes

Winter

Program Length

4 Quarters

Outcomes

• Demonstrate an understanding of the methodologies for development, use, and recent applications of campaign analysis through procurement, force structure, and operations planning.
• Formulate energy problems, choosing assumptions, structuring the analysis, and measuring effectiveness.
• Demonstrate the understanding of the basic technologies, concepts, laws and assumptions associated with the use of autonomous, robotic, and unmanned systems in military operations.
• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of unmanned autonomous persistence as applied to military operations.

Winter

Course Requirements

Course Number	Title	Credits	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours
OS3680	Naval Tactical Analysis		4	0
OA4602	Joint Campaign Analysis		4	0
EN3010	Introduction to Energy Systems for Robotics		4	0