Abstract: A system for flight training includes one or more non-transitory computer-readable memories storing instructions one or more processors executing the instructions to perform operations. The operations include initializing a state and a cognitive load parameter for respective pilot training tasks; determining a subset of the pilot training tasks to include in a first data structure; generating the first data structure including the subset of pilot training tasks; receiving respective scores for the pilot training tasks from a device; updating the respective states of the subset of pilot training tasks based on the received scores; recalibrating the respective cognitive load parameters of the subset of pilot training tasks; updating, based on the recalibrated respective cognitive loads, states of at least one of the subset of pilot training tasks and at least one pilot training task not in the subset; and updating a second data structure based on the updated states.

Abstract: A system for flight training includes one or more non-transitory computer-readable memories storing instructions one or more processors executing the instructions to perform operations. The operations include creating activities corresponding to flight training requirements; initializing a state and a cognitive load for each activity, wherein the state comprises at least one of review state, rollover state, skip state, or new state, and the cognitive load is indicative of cognitive effort; storing the activities and respective states and cognitive loads in a database; selecting a subset of the activities; assigning the subset to a lesson; recording a score for activities in the subset, the score reflecting a student's performance of the activity during the lesson; storing the scores in the database; updating the state of an activity in the subset based on the core recorded for the activity; and updating the cognitive load of activities.