The ability of the ship handling simulators and the guidelines for training Naval Cadets to prepare before training at sea English
Keywords:
Ship handling simulator, Performance of ship handling simulator, Efficiency of training using ship handling simulator, Naval Cadet Sea TrainingAbstract
The first internationally recognized ship handling simulator was born in 1995. Later, the advancement of computer technology and software capabilities enabled the navigational simulation system to develop simulation capabilities. Until now, the navigational simulation machine can simulate the open sea navigation situation, navigating in a limited area and practice in emergencies as real until being able to test the performance of the ship's crew according to International Convention on Standards of Training, Certificate and Watchkeeping for Seafarers 2010 Last modified. To increase the efficiency of the sea training of the naval Cadets as well as enhancing skills and expertise for the naval Cadet to perform duty on the bridge following the course of the Royal Naval Academy Hence, the Naval Academy should organize training for navigational simulators for every class of year student to operate their duties in agreement with the responsibility of each class during the academic year.
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