Interactive Training
Excellence in computer-based training
UND Aerospace is on the forefront of aviation technology, having developed world-class
software systems for the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences, the United States Air Force, and some of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers. These systems provide the
tools necessary to educate the top aviation students in the world.
Learning via Flash-based training systems
Online Computer Based Training (CBT) and Learning Management Systems (LMS) are a crucial part of the training programs at UND. UND Aerospace develops CBT training for both internal and external organizations.
UND Aerospace develops interactive training content for the United States Air Force MQ-1 and MQ-9 training
programs, including a virtual ground control station for laptop deployment. The
virtual ground control station provides structured and free-play procedural
training in a SCORM compliant training environment, with detailed tracking and performance
evaluation metrics recorded in a Learning Management System. Simulated systems include a Predator
menu configuration, as well as systems and sensor operation. Through the virtual
ground control station, instructors can supervise training
by receiving instant training progress from a Learning Management System while students practice operational
procedures both inside and outside the classroom.
UND Aerospace also develops other training products, including trainers for the Cessna 172, Cessna Caravan, Piper Arrow, and
Piper Seminole, a multi-engine trainer.
To learn more about the UND Aerospace software systems currently available, click
one of the links along the right-hand side. For software licensing information,
or to purchase an aviation-related software system,
contact the UND Aerospace office.