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    Research Center for Modeling & Simulation (RCMS)

    National University of Sciences & Technology

    INTRODUCTION TO C4I2SR SYSTEM ENGINEERING


    (SYSE-861)

    1. Educational Objectives: The purpose of the course is to provide the students coming
    from both civilian and military background with the basic level knowledge on C4I
    System. The course is targeted towards the potential designers, developers and users from
    public and private sectors who are interested in understanding mission critical systems,
    handing situations with the help of technology and wants to learn how (C4I) solutions
    enables an organization to achieve a high state of situational awareness and operational
    effectiveness. The course focuses on the theory and practice of C4I system and prepares
    students for careers in research, design, and development of C4I systems, or in the use
    and management of C4I systems. The course emphasizes the analytical and behavioral
    aspects of engineering complex C4I systems, including the sensors, communications
    systems, and information processing / decision-support systems.
    2. Course Outcomes: After the course the student should have a fundamental
    understanding on technical interpretation of Concept of Operation (CONOP) in the
    context of mission critical operations such as military systems, national level crisis
    management system, global command and control systems, tactical C3 systems and
    corporate level management systems of large national and multinational enterprises. The
    students will be taught to understand the real users' expectations from such system to
    improve users' efficiency under stressed environment which demands a prompt and
    accurate decision. The students will leave the institution with a firm understanding on
    information fusion techniques to acquire relevant information from various sensors,
    weapon- / control-systems and applications; and to visually represent their outputs on a
    Fused Visualization System in a user friendly and comprehensive manner.
    3. Detailed Course Contents:
     Introduction
     Introduction to C4I System, expected features
     Overview of presently used C4I systems around the world.
     Introduction to Mission Critical Operations and their Peculiarities.
     C2 Hierarchy
     Sensor-to-Shooter, Time Critical Targeting
     Principles of C4I System
     Components of C4I2SR System.
     Fundamentals of Active and Passive Sensor Networks
     Electronic Intelligence (ELINT)
     Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
     Image Intelligence (IMINT)
     Signal Intercept
     UAVs
     Satellite Constellations and SATCOM systems
     Information Fusion
     Common Operating Picture
     Systems integration techniques
     Fused Visualization System
     Fusion Hierarchy and filtering
     Communication
     Fundamentals and Definitions
     Peace and War time Communication Networks
     Joint Tactical Radio Systems
     Interoperability Bandwidth
     Secure and Safe Data Transportation in Peace and War
     Introduction to GIS
     GIS Components and Subsystems.
     Vector and Raster Maps
     Military Symbology
     Data Organization, Storage and Analysis

    4. Recommended Text/Reference Books:


     C4ISR for Future Naval Strike Groups, National Research Council USA, ISBN:
    978-0-309-09600-3
     Report by the Committee on Modeling, Simulation, and Games, The Rise of
    Games and High Performance Computing for Modeling and Simulation, Standing
    Committee on Technology Insight--Gauge, Evaluate, and Review; National
    Research Council, USA, ISBN 978-0-309-14777-4
     RCMS NUST, Handout on C4I System, Prepared Locally at RCMS in
    Collaboration with C4I Organizations

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