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OOD Qualification Course Overview: Structure, Prerequisites, and Assessments

This course is designed for personnel preparing for the Officer of the Deck (OOD) role on LCS platforms. Participants must meet prerequisites, including a qualification letter from legacy platforms and billeted status. The course includes comprehensive assessments—written exams and practical evaluations—where a passing grade of 80% is required. Students are allowed one retake for failed assessments and must complete a total of 121 hours over various training modalities, including classroom and simulator training. Cumulative material ensures mastery without "data dumping".

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OOD Qualification Course Overview: Structure, Prerequisites, and Assessments

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  1. N72 DIRECTORATE

  2. LCS OOD CURRICULUM240 TOTAL HOURS

  3. Prerequisites: Billeted to stand OOD on LCS OOD Qualification letter from legacy platform Written Exams: Must pass all exams to successfully complete course Exception: pre test Passing grade is 80% One retake allowed for any failed exam Material covered in the tests is cumulative, i.e. no “data dumping” allowed Tests are approx 50% rules of the road questions Practical Assessments: Must pass all to successfully complete the course Practicals involve a variety of practical shiphandling / navigation evolutions Passing grade is 80% One retake allowed for any failed practical Total of three retakes allowed for the entire curriculum First failure: Remediate locally Second failure: Academic Review Board Fourth failure: Student fails course PREREQUISITES/EXAMS/ASSESSMENTS

  4. SIMULATOR/PROFICIENCY TRAINING TOTAL: 121 Hours

  5. CLASSROOM TRAINING TOTAL: 82.5 Hours

  6. EXAMINATIONS / ASSESSMENTS TOTAL: 30 Hours TOTAL: 7 Hours

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