Aviation Case Study

In Module 4 your instructor assigned you to a peer group of three or four fellow students.

It is now time for that group to work collaboratively

. Each group is to collectively and

collaboratively write a module case study applying the SHELL Model:

Write a module case study applying the SHELL Model: Once again go to the

NTSB Web

site

(Links

to

an

external

site.

)Links

to

an

external

site.

. Analyze and evaluate as many

NTSB Final Accident Reports as necessary to find reports that provide examples of

failures in the four model interfaces that were concluded to be either causal or

contributory to the accident. You m

ust find reports that exemplify the following interfaces:

·

Liveware

–

Software

·

Liveware

–

Hardware

·

Liveware

–

Environment

·

Liveware

–

Liveware

For each accident:

·

Summarize the overall circumstances of the accident.

·

Explain in detail the accident circumstance

s related to the appropriate model

interface.

·

Relate and apply your knowledge of human physiology and psychology, human

performance and performance limitations, and human error, as appropriate, to those

circumstances.

·

Explain how those circumstances demons

trate that model interface.

In Module 4 your instructor assigned you to a peer group of three or four fellow students.

It is now time for that group to work collaboratively. Each group is to collectively and

collaboratively write a module case study applying the SHELL Model:

Write a module case study applying the SHELL Model: Once again go to the NTSB Web

site (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.. Analyze and evaluate as many

NTSB Final Accident Reports as necessary to find reports that provide examples of

failures in the four model interfaces that were concluded to be either causal or

contributory to the accident. You must find reports that exemplify the following interfaces:

 Liveware – Software

 Liveware – Hardware

 Liveware – Environment

 Liveware – Liveware

For each accident:

 Summarize the overall circumstances of the accident.

 Explain in detail the accident circumstances related to the appropriate model

interface.

 Relate and apply your knowledge of human physiology and psychology, human

performance and performance limitations, and human error, as appropriate, to those

circumstances.

 Explain how those circumstances demonstrate that model interface.