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Description

Professionals who take this course will be able to understand the relationship between reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) as a critical factor in design, performance, cost, and sustainment. The course addresses the cross-disciplinary actions of Program Management, Systems Engineering, Test & Evaluation and both acquisition logistics and sustainment to evaluate the impact of reliability and maintainability decisions. Stressing a conceptual approach, the course presents basic reliability, availability and maintainability terminology and engineering practices. It discusses current legislative and DoD policy that have invigorated systems engineering and logistics engineering processes to improve the requirements process, minimize risk through reliability growth programs and ensure effectiveness and suitability through developmental and operational test and evaluation.

Objectives

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Target Attendees

Life Cycle Logisticians and Program Managers. Encouraged for those in T&E, SPRDE-SE, and SPRDE-PSE

Prerequisite(s)

ACQ 101, Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management

Predecessor Course(s) (Acceptable as a substitute for this course until the acceptance date specified below.)

Predecessor	Predecessor Course Title	PDS Code	Accepted Until
LOG 203	Reliability and Maintainability	AKA	01-Oct-2012

Course Length

Approximately 20 hours to complete this course

Additional Course Information

Delivery Mode	Distance Learning
Equivalent Courses	None
ACE Recommended Credits	N/A
PDS Code	JJB
Additional Public Information	YES

Continuing Education Units	2
Continuous Learning Points	20
Reservist Retirement Points	5
Historical Allocations	Mouse Over for Past CEU/CLPs

Notes

Technical requirements for this course.

You have 60 calendar days to complete this course.

All exams in the module that must be passed with a 100% score.