What must the monitor do with the raw data collected during the CFT?

The monitor must enter the raw data collected during the Combat Fitness Test (CFT) after the event and calculate the scores. Accurate data entry and calculation are crucial steps in ensuring that the performance of each participant is reflected correctly in the final scores. This process helps in maintaining the integrity of the results and ensures that all participants are evaluated fairly based on their performance metrics.

Entering the data after the event allows the monitor to confirm that all details about the participants' performances are recorded correctly, facilitating a precise calculation of their scores, which is essential for administrative tracking and progression in the program. This careful handling of scores contributes to the overall standards and expectations set by the Marine Corps for physical readiness evaluation.

Maintaining confidentiality of the data is important, but it does not directly pertain to the primary action of entering and calculating scores. Similarly, verification before the event pertains to data accuracy but does not consider the necessary action of processing data afterward. Sharing data with other monitors may be useful for collaboration but is not a fundamental responsibility of the monitor regarding the immediate handling of raw test data.