Lidská výkonnost a omezení I
| Type of study | Bachelor |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | Czech |
| Code | 342-3391/02 |
| Abbreviation | LVaO I |
| Course title | Lidská výkonnost a omezení I |
| Credits | 2 |
| Coordinating department | Institute of Transport |
| Course coordinator | doc. Ing. Vladimír Smrž, Ph.D. |
Osnova předmětu
1. Introduction to Human Performance and Limitations. The importance of the human factor in civil aviation safety.
2. Aviation Physiology I – atmosphere, respiration, the circulatory system, hypoxia and hyperventilation.
3. Aviation Physiology II – vision, hearing, the vestibular system, spatial disorientation and visual illusions.
4. Pilot medical fitness. Fatigue, sleep, biological rhythms and healthy lifestyle.
5. Pilot psychology – attention, perception, memory and information processing.
6. Stress, workload and their effects on pilot performance.
7. Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) in routine flight operations.
8. Human error – causes, consequences and methods of prevention.
9. Communication and Situational Awareness as the foundation of safe pilot performance.
10. Environmental effects on human performance – noise, vibration, temperature, acceleration (G-forces) and other environmental factors.
11. The effects of alcohol, medication, drugs and other psychoactive substances on flight safety.
12. Application of Human Performance principles to flight preparation and flight execution.
13. Integrated scenario-based problem solving, case study analysis and comprehensive course review.
2. Aviation Physiology I – atmosphere, respiration, the circulatory system, hypoxia and hyperventilation.
3. Aviation Physiology II – vision, hearing, the vestibular system, spatial disorientation and visual illusions.
4. Pilot medical fitness. Fatigue, sleep, biological rhythms and healthy lifestyle.
5. Pilot psychology – attention, perception, memory and information processing.
6. Stress, workload and their effects on pilot performance.
7. Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) in routine flight operations.
8. Human error – causes, consequences and methods of prevention.
9. Communication and Situational Awareness as the foundation of safe pilot performance.
10. Environmental effects on human performance – noise, vibration, temperature, acceleration (G-forces) and other environmental factors.
11. The effects of alcohol, medication, drugs and other psychoactive substances on flight safety.
12. Application of Human Performance principles to flight preparation and flight execution.
13. Integrated scenario-based problem solving, case study analysis and comprehensive course review.
E-learning
Student learning outcomes are assessed continuously through the e-learning platform by means of online quizzes, individual study assignments, analysis of operational scenarios and case studies related to Human Performance and Limitations in civil aviation. Emphasis is placed on continuous self-study, active engagement with the learning materials and professional literature, and timely completion of all assigned tasks. The course is completed by a graded assessment consisting of a final written test verifying the achievement of the intended learning outcomes. To obtain the graded assessment, students must successfully complete all mandatory e-learning activities, pass the continuous assessments and successfully complete the final knowledge assessment.
Povinná literatura
ICAO. Human Factors Training Manual (Doc 9683) nebo jeho aktuální nástupce.
Doporučená literatura
REASON J.: Human Error. Cambridge University Press, New York, USA, 2009. ISBN: 978-0-521-31419-0