Human Factors in Simulation and Training

Human Factors in Simulation and Training: Theory and Methods, 2nd Edition, outlines theoretical concepts regarding human factors principles as applied to simulation and training. Designed for academic instruction, this textbook addresses both traditional and nontraditional aspects of synthetic training systems. The text provides structured analysis for evaluating how human performance intersects with simulated environments.

The presentation of material centers on core operational characteristics and system boundary conditions. Essential subject areas include simulation fidelity, the underlying mechanisms of transfer of training, and the structural limits of simulation and training.

Issued by CRC Press across 350 pages, this volume provides targeted material for graduate students in ergonomics, human factors, and computer engineering who seek to analyze theoretical models alongside practical implementation strategies.