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− | + | Operations officers are responsible for overseeing internal systems control, [[communications]] and [[sensor|sensors]], while also coordinating the scheduling of resources, hardware, and system usage for an entire starship, [[outpost]], or [[space station]].{{incite}} Operations officers manned the [[Operations station|ops station]]. |
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+ | The operations position was manned by a member of the command staff of a starship, regardless of seniority.{{incite}} On the starship {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]] served as the operations management officer and doubled as [[Second Officer]], the most senior member of the ship's crew after the [[Captain]] and [[First Officer|first officer]]. On the starship {{USS|Voyager}}, Operations Officer [[Ensign]] [[Harry Kim]] was the most junior [[bridge officer]]. |
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+ | As analytical operations relied upon knowledge of [[science]] and [[engineering]] disciplines, operations officers often performed the additional duties of a [[science officer]], especially when a dedicated science officer was absent, as exemplified by both Data and Harry Kim. ({{TNG|Conundrum}}; {{VOY|Caretaker}}, ''etc.'') Operations officers also performed the duties of a [[communications officer]]. {{incite}} |
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+ | This designation was also used on one occasion to describe [[Chief of Operations]] [[Miles O'Brien]] during his assignment aboard [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Facets}}) |
''In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Daniel Byrd]] was the operations officer on ''Voyager'' instead of Harry Kim, who had remained on [[Earth]].'' ({{VOY|Non Sequitur}}) |
''In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Daniel Byrd]] was the operations officer on ''Voyager'' instead of Harry Kim, who had remained on [[Earth]].'' ({{VOY|Non Sequitur}}) |
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The operations officer, also referred to as the operations management officer, was a Starfleet position within the operations division which was common in the 24th century.
Operations officers are responsible for overseeing internal systems control, communications and sensors, while also coordinating the scheduling of resources, hardware, and system usage for an entire starship, outpost, or space station. (citation needed • edit) Operations officers manned the ops station.
The operations position was manned by a member of the command staff of a starship, regardless of seniority. (citation needed • edit) On the starship USS Enterprise-D, Lieutenant Commander Data served as the operations management officer and doubled as Second Officer, the most senior member of the ship's crew after the Captain and first officer. On the starship USS Voyager, Operations Officer Ensign Harry Kim was the most junior bridge officer.
As analytical operations relied upon knowledge of science and engineering disciplines, operations officers often performed the additional duties of a science officer, especially when a dedicated science officer was absent, as exemplified by both Data and Harry Kim. (TNG: "Conundrum"; VOY: "Caretaker", etc.) Operations officers also performed the duties of a communications officer. (citation needed • edit)
This designation was also used on one occasion to describe Chief of Operations Miles O'Brien during his assignment aboard Deep Space 9. (DS9: "Facets")
In an alternate timeline, Daniel Byrd was the operations officer on Voyager instead of Harry Kim, who had remained on Earth. (VOY: "Non Sequitur")