Who is responsible for determining the curriculum development model for modifications?

The Curriculum Control Authority is the entity responsible for determining the curriculum development model for modifications. This authority has the oversight necessary to ensure that the curriculum meets the specified standards and aligns with the training requirements of the Navy. Their role involves evaluating existing curriculum frameworks and making informed decisions about how to update or modify them based on changes in technology, mission requirements, or pedagogical advancements.

By having a centralized authority like the Curriculum Control Authority in charge, it ensures consistency and coherence in curriculum development across different training programs. This is crucial to maintain the effectiveness and relevance of training, allowing instructors to effectively prepare their students for current and future demands.

While the Training Manager, Instructional Designer, and Chief of Naval Personnel have important roles in the training and educational processes, the ultimate responsibility for determining the curriculum development model specifically falls to the Curriculum Control Authority, which has the mandate and expertise needed to guide such modifications effectively.