Successful study of the academic discipline involves the following learning outcomes:

- the ability to create the configuration of an integrated system;

- ability to test the system;

- understanding the principles of voyage planning;

- the ability to view information provided by the AIS system;

- the ability to correct the position of the vessel based on the information       

  from all navigation sensors;

- the ability to assess maneuvering from the point of view of navigational

  safety;

- the ability to set an alarm;

- the ability to control devices for registering all ship data;

- ability to use e-mail capabilities;

- the ability to use the services of the global Internet information network.

The main goal of studying the academic discipline is the training in accordance with the international convention STCW - 78/95 with amendments in terms of acquiring knowledge of modern integrated bridge systems and application of the information on the navigation equipment and systems that facilitate the decision-making process.

- Section 1. Basic concepts and definitions of integrated informational and managing systems

- Section 2. Main properties and requirements for the systems included in the modern integrated bridge systems.

 -Section 3. Use of information on systems that are the part of a modern integrated bridge systems for real-time decision-making process

- Section 4. Prospects for the development of systems that are the part of a modern integrated bridge systems to ensure the adoption of optimal decisions during the operation of the vessel.