The deployment phase transitions the Cadet platoons from rehearsing Soldier tasks and battle drills into platoon-level exercises against a fully resourced, 'near peer' opposing force (OPFOR).Ĭadets receive a Cadet Officer Evaluation Report (COER), discuss successes and opportunities for their final year of ROTC, graduate, and redeploy to their homes. Phase I (Reception, Staging & Onward Movement)Ĭonsists of senior leader briefs, physical readiness training, cognitive exams, the 'Road to War' briefs, and rules of engagement (ROE) – all necessary for a successful mission.įocuses on team building that occurs through the physical training, Field Leaders' Reaction Course (FLRC), basic skills reinforcement in squad level exercises, land navigation, rifle marksmanship, confidence course/rappelling, counter-IED (improvised explosive device) training, and cross cultural competencies. The Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT, will be the test of record for Advanced Camp Cadets.Īdvanced Camp is divided into five phases: Prior to attending Advanced Camp, Cadets receive intelligence updates, preparing them for the geo-political environment to which they will deploy and operate.Īll Cadets and Cadre attending CST this summer must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Cadets reinforce basic skills through squad (9-13 Cadets) level leader development exercises, and transition to platoon (40-50 Cadets) level operations in a company construct. Training is complex, challenging, and rigorous and is conducted in a stressful training environment. It is the most significant training and evaluation event in ROTC. The mission of Advanced Camp is to assess a Cadet's potential to serve as a commissioned officer. Successful completion of the Advanced Camp is a prerequisite for commissioning. Cadets are mentally and physically tested during a 12-day consequence driven field training exercise that replicates a combat training center rotation. Cadets are evaluated on their ability to lead at the Squad and Platoon levels, both in garrison and tactical environments. The video fullscreen after launch.Advanced Camp is a 35-day training event designed to develop a cadet's critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and to forge them into tough, adaptable leaders who can thrive in ambiguous and complex environments. Using the blue dropdowns, you can choose the field from each source that should correspond to the same dashboard field.Click the video to begin play, you can click to make When you’ve added multiple sources to your dashboard, there is an additional recode editor that makes mapping the same fields across multiple sources much easier. You can correct or group these inconsistent values by recoding them all to “Gold.”Īlternatively, if your embedded data field had values of “G,” “S,” and “P,” you may want to recode them to be “Gold,” “Silver,” and “Platinum” to make them clearer to users. For example, if some of your values for a single embedded data field are “G” and some are “Gold” and some are “gold,” CX Dashboards will interpret these as 3 different values. Use the dropdowns to assign groups to the scale points.Īnother use case for recoding values is for cleaning up and consolidating inconsistent data.Qtip: Remember that if needed, you can click Add to add another field, or X to remove one. This is useful if you have many values you’d like to recode, or if you’re recoding the same field across multiple data sources.

The Recode Editor allows you to import recode values into your mapped fields. Use the dropdown menu to select a delimiter.Click the icon with a pencil to choose a delimiter.In Dashboard Data, click the Recode Editor gear.For example, if you’ve asked respondents to list the names of their children separated by commas, then the delimiter would be a comma. A delimiter is meant to determine the division between different answers entered into an open-ended field. When you’re mapping an open-ended field (such as a Text Entry question or an Embedded Data field) to a Multi-Answer Text Set, you have the option to define a delimiter in the Recode Editor.

Data does not have to be recoded to appear in the dashboard the recode editor just allows you to format the way it will be labeled in your widgets. Qtip: You do not need to add options and recode values if you don’t want to.

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