Description

Designing for Supportability in DoD Systems provides a comprehensive overview and introduction to incorporating the principles of systems engineering throughout the system life cycle to design, develop, produce, and sustain operationally reliable, supportable, and effective systems. It is based on the Office of the Secretary of Defense guidance, “Designing and Assessing Supportability in DoD Weapon Systems: A Guide to Increased Reliability and Reduced Logistics Footprint” (published Oct. 24, 2003). The module emphasizes the essential link between overall weapon system operational effectiveness and product support performance. It introduces the system operational effectiveness model and process. It demonstrates how consistent application of the system operational effectiveness process, during all phases of the acquisition life cycle, facilitates the optimization of system supportability and operational effectiveness.

Objectives

Target Attendees

This module is required for certification in the SPRDE-SE career field/path at Level III.

Prerequisite(s)

n/a

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

Predecessor	Predecessor Course Title	PDS Code	Accepted Until
None	None	None	None

Course Length

Approximately 3 hours to complete

Additional Course Information

Delivery Mode	Continuous Learning
Equivalent Courses	None
ACE Recommended Credits	N/A
PDS Code	ZLC
DAU Public (material/prework)	N/A

Continuing Education Units	0
Continuous Learning Points	3
Reservist Retirement Points	1
Historical Allocations	Mouse Over for Past CEU/CLPs

Notes

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You have 60 days to complete this course.