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CRS Maintenance
Course Number: B-21-02
Type of Course: Residence
Length: 42 hours (6 working days). Click here for Class Schedule
Objectives: To provide ETs and ESAs with the skills and knowledge
necessary to maintain and support the fielded NWS CRS
systems.
NWSTC has 2 CRS systems. Both systems are connected to AWIPS and have the new
Voice Improvement Processor (VIP) installed. The course is currently being taught
from draft versions of the maintenance and System Administration Manuals. The draft
manuals contain all information needed by the student to maintain the CRS System.
The final release of the manuals is scheduled for August 2002.
Prerequisites: 1. DataComms: either - DataComms CBTs/WBTs (DC-BAS-1, DC-TRM-1,
DC-TEL-1, DC-PRO-1, DC-MOD-1, DC-NTW-1,
DC-ETN-2, DC-TCP-2, DC-TIS-2)
or - Former NWSTC DataComms II course
2. LINUX Essentials.
3. Be familiar with this list of UNIX commands
4. CRS CBT[optional]
This is a CRS Operations overview and does not include the VIP.
(NOTE: It is the responsibility of each student to complete the pre-req before arriving at NWSTC.
There is NO pre-req test or pre-req completion certificate given.)
Audience: Electronics Technicians and Electronics Systems Analysts
Have a question ? Contact
Course Manager - Tom Burgdorf: 
CRS Network Operations
Course Number: SYS09
Course Length: 3 working days - Click here for Class Schedule Additional information will be provided to participants in an electronic Welcome Packet about 1 month prior to the course
Type of Course: Residence
Intended Audience: WFO CRS Focal Points
Course Goal: To provide the knowledge and skills that a CRS focal point needs to set up and manage the WFO CRS operations.
Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Course Content: This course will focus on the tasks that the CRS focal point is expected to do in partnership with the WFO electronics technicians to maintain a fully functional and smoothly running WFO CRS operation.
Pre-Requisites: A working knowledge of basic UNIX commands would be beneficial but is not required to take the class.
ACE Accreditation: The American Council on Education has not reviewed this course and no credit recommendation is currently in place.
Course Manager - Jerry Griffin:
NWSTC - Updated 08-16-2007