SYSTEM-INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO TRAINING CADETS OF MILITARY UNIVERSITIES IN COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEMS MODELING TECHNOLOGIES OF SPECIAL EQUIPMENT PARTS
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Author(s): | Tarasova T. E., |
| Number of journal: | 2(71) | Date: | June 2025 |
| Annotation: | The article considers current issues of using comput- er-aided design technologies in the system of professional training of cadets of military higher education institutions. Mastering mod- ern information technologies in stationary and field conditions is an important component in the training of a modern specialist in the field of civil and military engineering and equipment. The rele- vance of using Russian software for automated design technology from the standpoint of import substitution is considered. During the study, common problems in understanding by first-year cadets of the entire complex of the production cycle from setting the design task to releasing the final sample of the developed model were analyzed and identified. Training activ- ities are proposed for cadets studying the discipline “Comput- er-aided design systems” (CAD), to increase the level of under- standing of the stages and technology of design. An attempt was made to project the experience of conducting the special military operation onto the content of practical assignments in this discipline for junior cadets. The use of a system-integrative approach to teaching design technologies within the framework of the academic discipline CAD helps cadets master all its stages in practice from draw- ing up a technical assignment to manufacturing individual parts of complex military equipment on laboratory equipment. The possibilities of using the skills acquired by cadets in field conditions, including periods of stay in the area of a special military operation, are considered. The effectiveness of the proposed approach to training for the formation of a holistic understanding of design technology, its stages, and features is established. The use of modern information technologies for modeling non-standard samples of military equipment contrib- utes to the development of imaginative thinking and reduces the time for decision-making in extreme conditions. | ||
| Keywords: | information and communication technologies, design technologies, solid modeling, surface modeling, frame, screws, computer-aided design systems, training, military uni- versity, special military operation |
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| For citation: | Tarasova T. E. System-integrative approach to training cadets of military universities in computer-aided design systems modeling technologies of special equipment parts. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2025;2(71):322—327. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2025.71.1276. |
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