Kuz Y. Method for future borderguards’ training to use automated complexes and technical means of border control.

The present dissertation work is focused on the problem of improvement of the quality of future borderguards’ training to use automated complexes and technical means of border control, based on the idea of providing interdisciplinary associations between the border control disciplines. The present study proposes a method for future borderguards’ training to use automated complexes and technical means of border control based on the idea and taking into account the provisions about ensuring interdisciplinary associations between the border control disciplines, based on the following substantiated modules: theoretical, content-related, the module of interdisciplinary associations between the border control disciplines and the module of assessment criteria for evaluation of the strength of knowledge and skills of military students adequate for their subsequent successful career at the border. A rationale has been provided for a theoretical model of interdisciplinary associations between the border control disciplines as a combination of three main elements, including a target and a technologic one. Further, organizational and pedagogical conditions for successful implementation of interdisciplinary associations in the training of future borderguards to use automated complexes and technical means of border control, have been established.