Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

Have you ever wondered how plans are written? This Blended e-Learning course will help prepare you to work on a national-level planning staff or participate in the planning process above the wing level. It will help you to gain a better understanding of levels of planning, plan development, and varied logistician assignments.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is on a continuous enrollment basis. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, Enlisted logisticians E-5 to E-7 and civilian equivalents. Course Length: 45 Days CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1V9 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Jan 08 2019 - Jan 28 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Aug 06 2019 - Aug 26 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

This Blended e-Learning course is designed from the perspective of logisticians preparing to assume their first unit command or leadership position, highlighting both some key fiscal law concepts and several important procedural/practical issues unit commanders/leaders typically face. It provides knowledge of budget- related actions to assist in managing unit budgets effectively and legally. It contains information that can be useful for all members of the unit- level leadership team.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3218 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3218 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Target Audience: 21X officers, Civilian equivalents, Enlisted logisticians E-5 and above, resource advisors, and people with significant budget duties. Course Length: 10 Academic Days CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1SW Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This blended e-Learning course will provide students with foundational knowledge of Air Force working capital funds.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3207 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3207 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: At the end of this course, each student will have a working knowledge of Working Capital Funds in use in the Department of Defense and those specific to the Air Force. Additionally, the student will understand establishment of pricing. Each student will understand the construct and financing of Working Capital Fund activities. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and logistics E-8 to E-9 Course Length: 10 Academic Days CLPs: 2 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1SX Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for Air Force logisticians. This course will describe Army logistics and how being aware of its functions helps Air Force logisticians better understand our sister Service. We’ll cover how the Army is organized, how it is supported by DLA, and how Army logistics supports operations using the logistics estimate process.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is on a continuous enrollment basis. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and 2G / 2T SNCOs Course Length: 45 Academic Days CLPs: 3 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1VR Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

Working with the United States Marine Corps (USMC) can be daunting and a bit challenging. This blended e-Learning course can help prepare you to interface with or support USMC forces. You will learn about how the USMC is structured, how they deploy and ultimately how to logistically provide support to or gain support from the Marine Corps.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is on a continuous enrollment basis. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and 2G / 2T SNCOs Course Length: 45 Days CLPs: 3 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1SY Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

There are currently no available offerings for this course. Please check back later.

Course Overview:

This blended e-Learning course is designed for Air Force logisticians who are preparing to serve in a joint activity or in a role where they will interact with the Naval Supply system frequently. It will provide students with foundational knowledge of the Navy and the Naval Supply system.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and 2G / 2T SNCOs Course Length: 45 Academic Days CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1TA Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

There are currently no available offerings for this course. Please check back later.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for Air Force logisticians who are preparing for an assignment serving with multinational partners or readying for deployment as an advisor or staff in a multinational environment. The course will provide students with knowledge of multinational operations relationships, multinational logistics concepts, multinational logistics levels of support, and challenges one might encounter in a multinational environment.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext. DSN: 785-7777 ext. Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and 2G / 2T SNCOs Course Length: 21 days CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1SZ Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

There are currently no available offerings for this course. Please check back later.

Course Overview:

In this Blended e-Learning course, students will explore inventory control and learn about inventory control concepts, as well as the roles and responsibilities for those involved in inventory and how to manage and control inventory. At the end of this course, each student will be able to: 1) Understand inventory concepts. 2) Understand the roles and responsibilities for those involved in inventory control. 3) Understand how to effectively manage and control inventory discrepancies.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext. DSN: 785-7777 ext. Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, enlisted logistics career fields, GS-7 thru GS-9 civilians (2010 Job Series) Course Length: 3 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1YN Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This Blended e-Learning course can help take some of the guesswork out of how Theater Logistics works. This course will cover topics like theater organizations, joint theater concepts and processes that will help make you a better theater logistician. The course focuses on Core Logistics functions and other topics that will help you start to prepare your thinking for the many challenges of a Combatant Command Staff or other similar organization.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3231 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3231 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X Officers, 2x Enlisted NCO’s, and Civilian equivalents Course Length: 45 Days CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1TB Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for Air Force logisticians involved in any phase of weapon system sustainment. This course is highly conceptual and will cover the subject from an enterprise perspective, starting with understanding weapon systems as delivery mechanisms for military capabilities and continuing through Enterprise Life Cycle Management, Enterprise Sustainment, and Enterprise Maintenance. A broader understanding of these topics will help Air Force logistics readiness and aircraft maintenance officers develop as professional logisticians.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3254 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3254 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, and select civilians (AF/MAJCOM, Product Support Managers, year 3 Palace Acquire Interns, and Maintenance Deputy Group Commanders) Course Length: 45 days CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1TC Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

In this course, we discuss the structure, inputs, and processes of Air Force depot maintenance organizations as well as their operational strategies. A broader understanding of these topics will help Air Force logisticians operate in positions assigned to or supporting depot organizations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3252 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3252 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X Officers and select civilians i.e., Product Support Managers Course Length: 15 academic days CLPs: 5 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1TD Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Jan 08 2019 - Jan 28 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Aug 06 2019 - Aug 26 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

This Blended e-Learning course is designed to help logisticians who have recently or are about to assume duties on a MAJCOM logistics staff to better understand and more effectively participate in programming and budgeting processes which take place at that level. It outlines the overall logic, key actors, interfaces, and products of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting & Execution (PPBE) process at the DoD and Air Force levels, and introduces some specific MAJCOM-level programming and budgeting roles.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3218 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3218 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is open for only the 14 days just prior to the course offering start date. Following approval of your application and confirmation of your reservation from ACQNowCL/AFITNow, you will receive an e-mail from Blackboard confirming your enrollment. If this is your first time taking an online AFIT/LS course through Blackboard, you will receive an additional e-mail containing your username and password. If you have previously enrolled in an online AFIT/LS Blackboard course, you will not receive your username and password again. Rather, your username is your e-mail you’ve registered with in ACQNowCL/AFITNow and your password will have stayed the same. If you cannot remember your password, then you can request a new one upon accessing Blackboard’s website at https://afit.blackboard.com. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, civilian equivalents, and staff officers Course Length: 15 Academic days CLPs: 5 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1XF Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Mar 05 2019 - Apr 02 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Jul 16 2019 - Aug 13 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

This course discusses the interoperability opportunities and challenges of logistics within the Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) during domestic humanitarian and disaster relief assistance. At the end of this course, each student will understand the varying roles organization and their logisticians play in the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and National Response Framework (NRF) in accordance to Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) doctrine and directives. Additionally, each student will be able to apply this knowledge toward the development of a Phases of Emergency Response model for a real world event.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3220 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3220 Prerequisites: none Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is open for only the 14 days just prior to the course offering start date. Following approval of your application and confirmation of your reservation from ACQNowCL/AFITNow, you will receive an e-mail from Blackboard confirming your enrollment. If this is your first time taking an online AFIT/LS course through Blackboard, you will receive an additional e-mail containing your username and password. If you have previously enrolled in an online AFIT/LS Blackboard course, you will not receive your username and password again. Rather, your username is your e-mail you’ve registered with in ACQNowCL/AFITNow and your password will have stayed the same. If you cannot remember your password, then you can request a new one upon accessing Blackboard’s website at https://afit.blackboard.com. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, and civilian equivalents CGOs in Civil Engineering (32E) and Security Forces (31P) career fields. Course Length: 4 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1V8 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

There are currently no available offerings for this course. Please check back later.

Course Overview:

This Blended eLearning course will help students learn concepts that will enable the safe and effective distribution of materiel. The course is designed to shape day to day management of distribution processes, influence possible command policies, and identify the need for constant safety evaluation in Distribution Operations. More specifically, the student will review and apply risk management principles, learn governing directives, examine different types of cargo movement operations, and receive an overview of information management systems, including GATES and IGC.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext. DSN: 785-7777 ext. Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is open for only the 14 days just prior to the course offering start date. Following approval of your application and confirmation of your reservation from ACQNowCL/AFITNow, you will receive an e-mail from Blackboard confirming your enrollment. If this is your first time taking an online AFIT/LS course through Blackboard, you will receive an additional e-mail containing your username and password. If you have previously enrolled in an online AFIT/LS Blackboard course, you will not receive your username and password again. Rather, your username is your e-mail you’ve registered with in ACQNowCL/AFITNow and your password will have stayed the same. If you cannot remember your password, then you can request a new one upon accessing Blackboard’s website at https://afit.blackboard.com. Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs, and civilian equivalents Course Length: 15 days CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1ZW Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A-S R	Feb 19 2019 - Mar 06 2019	ATN Satellite
19B-S R	Jul 22 2019 - Aug 09 2019	ATN Satellite
19C-S R	Sep 09 2019 - Sep 22 2019	ATN Satellite

Course Overview:

This course is designed for Air Force logisticians who have recently or are about to assume duties involving leadership of supply and distribution activities associated with aircraft maintenance intermediate repair shops, or management of the shops themselves. Its purpose is to prepare those logisticians to more effectively support Air Force readiness by enhancing their understanding of how and why intermediate repair is incorporated in the logistics and sustainment engineering system. It reviews conceptual foundations of intermediate repair in logistics and sustainment system design, DoD and Air Force implementation policies, theoretical underpinnings of echelon and network approaches, and current Air Force initiatives with respect to integration of Air Force repair efforts.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3218 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3218 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs enlisted logistics & maintenance career fields (2AX, 2GX, 2SX, 2TX) civilians (Logistics Job Series) and civilian equivalents Course Length: 15 CLPs: 10 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 28C Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course will prepare students in the transition to an assignment that includes responsibilities for supporting, executing, or planning for theater sustainment for a joint force serving with joint partners or readying for deployment as a staff member in a joint environment. The course will provide students with knowledge of key sustainment capabilities that could potentially be provided by the Services and the Defense Logistics Agency DLA in support of theater operations by a joint force.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3218 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3218 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Officers: O-3 to O-6 in the 21X career field. Enlisted: E-7 to E9 in the 2GX, 2SX, 2TX career fields. Civilians: GS-12 to GS 12 to GS-15s and equivalents with the following AFSCs 0346, 2010, and all logistics series Course Length: 15 days CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 2AF Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for Air Force Logisticians. In this course, we will discuss the roles and responsibilities of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) as well as how DLA conducts business.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3073 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3073 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X FGOs, 6-9 year 21X CGOs enlisted logistics career fields (2GX, 2SX, 2TX) civilians (Logistics Job Series) and civilian equivalents Course Length: 2 days CLPs: 2 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 271 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This is a Blended e-Learning course. It will prepare you for Air Force Deployment Planning operations and will include topics such as: 1. Systems 2. Tools 3. Policies Upon completion of this course, you will have a broader understanding of deployment planning to help you communicate your plan, collaborate with fellow logisticians, and tackle some of the challenges that you will face as you participate in day-to-day operations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3231 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3231 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Course registration (application approval) is on a continuous enrollment basis. Following approval of your application and confirmation of your reservation from ACQNowCL/AFITNow, you will receive an e-mail from Blackboard confirming your enrollment. If this is your first time taking an online AFIT/LS course through Blackboard, you will receive an additional e-mail containing your username and password. If you have previously enrolled in an online AFIT/LS Blackboard course, you will not receive your username and password again. Rather, your username is your e-mail you’ve registered with in ACQNowCL/AFITNow and your password will have stayed the same. If you cannot remember your password, then you can request a new one upon accessing Blackboard’s website at https://afit.blackboard.com. Target Audience: All 21X officers, civilian equivalents, and all other AFSCs for situational awareness. Course Length: 45 Days CLPs: 5 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 22A Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 28 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19D L	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

Prepares logisticians to analyze organizational culture in a production-focused environment, such as focused environment, such as flightlines flightlines, backshops, munitions storage areas, aerial ports, and storage and distribution centers to a few. This course is for students looking to advance their organization toward production excellence and who want to better understand how organizational culture can contribute to that goal.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3254 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3254 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X officers, supervisors, logistics civilians GS-13 & above and WG/WL supervisors, logistics NCOs E-6 thru E-9. Course Length: 3 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 24X Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 25 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Apr 13 2019 - May 03 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19D L	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

Prepares logisticians to analyze organizational culture in a production-focused environment, such as focused environment, such as flightlines flightlines, backshops, munitions storage areas, aerial ports, and storage and distribution centers to a few. This course is for students looking to advance their organization toward production excellence and who want to better understand how production systems can contribute to that goal.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3254 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3254 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X officers, supervisors, logistics civilians GS-13 & above and WG/WL supervisors, logistics NCOs E-6 thru E-9. Course Length: 3 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 24Y Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 28 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19D L	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

Prepares logisticians to analyze organizational culture in a production-focused environment, such as focused environment, such as flightlines flightlines, backshops, munitions storage areas, aerial ports, and storage and distribution centers to a few. This course is for students looking to advance their organization toward production excellence and who want to better understand how achieving alignment can contribute to that goal.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3254 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3254 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X officers, supervisors, logistics civilians GS-13 & above and WG/WL supervisors, logistics NCOs E-6 thru E-9. Course Length: 3 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 24Z Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B L	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 25 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19C L	Apr 13 2019 - May 03 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC
19D L	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 29 2019	Web-BB Registration through POC

Course Overview:

Prepares logisticians to analyze organizational culture in a production-focused environment, such as focused environment, such as flightlines flightlines, backshops, munitions storage areas, aerial ports, and storage and distribution centers to a few. This course is for students looking to advance their organization toward production excellence and who want to better understand how leading systematically can contribute to that goal.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3254 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3254 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X officers, supervisors, logistics civilians GS-13 & above and WG/WL supervisors, logistics NCOs E-6 thru E-9. Course Length: 3 weeks CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 250 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This purpose of this online course is for students to understand DoD efforts to field resilient systems through Trusted Systems and Networks (TSN) methodology. TSN terms, policies, and requirements are discussed in the context of successful fielding of resilient systems. Since a continued awareness of information, communications, and technology (ICT) is critical to instill and maintain a DoD workforce, supply chain threats and vulnerabilities affecting mission critical hardware (H/W) and software (S/W) are discussed.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3274 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3274 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: AFSCs for Officer personnel: 62EX, 63AX, 8XX, Civilian personnel: 1101 Course Length: (not listed) CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 29S Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19E R	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 25 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19F R	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 25 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19G R	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 22 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19H R	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 22 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19I R	Mar 04 2019 - Mar 21 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19J R	Mar 04 2019 - Mar 21 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19K R	Apr 01 2019 - Apr 18 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19L R	Apr 01 2019 - Apr 18 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19M R	Apr 29 2019 - May 16 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19N R	Apr 29 2019 - May 16 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19O R	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 20 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19P R	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 20 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19Q R	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 25 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19R R	Jul 08 2019 - Jul 25 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19S R	Aug 05 2019 - Aug 22 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19T R	Aug 05 2019 - Aug 22 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19U R	Aug 26 2019 - Sep 13 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19V R	Aug 26 2019 - Sep 13 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

The first week of FAM 103 focuses on basic project management skills based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge from the Project Management Institute. The remainder of the course provides students an overview of the entire weapon system acquisition process using key DoD and Air Force level documents as well as Air Force specific processes and methodologies. The course also covers information on the various functional disciplines required to execute an acquisition program. Includes instruction on other topics such as teaming, communication, ethics, and the Acquisition Professional Development Program.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3120 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3120 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: Eligible officers in the ranks of O-1 to O-4 and eligible civilians in pay grades up to GS-13 or equivalent. Special Requirements: NOTE: FAM 103 fulfills ACQ 101 for those that took FAM 103 between 1 June 2005 and 24 September 2013. ACQ 101 is also fulfilled for those who took the legacy Acquisition Fundamentals Course (L30QR63A1) and FAM 101. ACQ 101 is not a pre-requisite for FAM 103, but is now required in addition to FAM 103. FAM 103 NO LONGER serves as a fulfillment for ACQ 101. To achieve PM Level I students will now have to take ACQ 101 in addition to other required DAU classes. Target Audience: This course is required (by SAF/AQH) for all new 61BX, 61CX, 61DX, 62XX, and 63XX officers and cross-trainee officers into these career fields. The course is also required for all civilian 1101 interns that are new to weapon system acquisition. The course is also offered on a space available basis and centrally funded to other military career fields and civilian job series that are acquisition coded. All other students desiring to attend FAM 103 in a TDY status will be unit funded. The AFIT/LS Budget office will send out an email about travel/funding 3-4 weeks prior to the start of class. Course Length: 14 days CLPs: 114 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: LO0 Civilian PDS Code: Q14 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This is a web-based course that provides students with a basic understanding of the project management framework, best practices and in some instances, methods of application for key knowledge areas of project management.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3271 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3271 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The primary audience for this course are members of the acquisition workforce specifically, acquisition program managers (AFSC 63A and Civilian Job Series 1101). However, this course is open to individuals from any career field and anyone interested is highly encouraged to register. Course Length: 24 hrs CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: OXG Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19C R	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 17 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19D R	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 14 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19E R	Mar 04 2019 - Mar 14 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19F R	Apr 01 2019 - Apr 11 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19G R	Apr 22 2019 - May 02 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19H R	May 13 2019 - May 23 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19I R	Jun 10 2019 - Jun 20 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19J R	Jul 15 2019 - Jul 25 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19K R	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 29 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19L R	Sep 09 2019 - Sep 19 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

Provides Air Force officers and civilians a deeper foundation in everyday project management skills. More advanced project management topics are addressed using a combination of in-class lectures and discussions, project management readings and case studies, and individual/group exercises. Topics include: business case analysis, stakeholder management, communications management, time management, project planning, project execution and status reporting, project recovery, and transferring project management responsibility. The centerpiece of the course is a dynamic project management simulation, which integrates and applies these project management topics. IPM 301 builds on basic project management education that newcomers to acquisition receive in the AF Fundamentals of Acquisition Management (AFFAM) course. IPM 301 is required per Acquisition Manager Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP). Additionally, the Air Force Defense Acquisition Career Manager (DACM) has deemed IPM 301 a fulfillment of the APDP Level II Program Manager requirement for DAU’s PMT 251/257 courses as well as the APDP Level III Program Manager requirement for DAU's EVM 263. Target audience (eligible for SAF/AQH funded quotas): 1st Lt - Maj (AFSC 63AX Acquisition Managers) and GS 11 - GS 13 (Occupational Series 1101) acquisition program managers. Central funding may be available to other acquisition coded personnel performing project management work on a limited and case-by-case basis. HOW TO REGISTER: Log on to https://www.atrrs.army.mil/channels/af itnow/

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3237 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3237 Prerequisites: ACQ 202 & ACQ 203 (formerly ACQ 201A & B), offered by DAU. Grade Restrictions: GS-11 through 13, 1Lt-Maj. Some exceptions/waivers may be granted. Contact School for more information Special Requirements: Limited Funded Seats Available. Signup will close out 30 days prior to class start date. If you must cancel a reserved seat, please do so at least 15 days prior to class start date or you will be entered as a no- show. To cancel, please go through the same steps as when you applied. You will not be reserved a seat until supervisor has approved so please notify him/her when you apply. Target Audience: 63X, 1101 Course Length: 9 Days CLPs: 70 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: MZO Civilian PDS Code: OG9 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19F-O O	Jan 08 2019 - Jan 11 2019	Gunter AFB, AL
19G-O O	Jan 22 2019 - Jan 25 2019	Edwards AFB, CA
19H-O O	Feb 05 2019 - Feb 08 2019	LA AFB, CA
19S-O O	Feb 19 2019 - Feb 22 2019	Buckley AFB CO
19I-O O	Mar 12 2019 - Mar 15 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19J-O O	Apr 02 2019 - Apr 05 2019	Randolph AFB, TX
19K-O O	Apr 23 2019 - Apr 26 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19L-O O	May 07 2019 - May 10 2019	Offutt AFB, NE
19M R	May 20 2019 - May 23 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19N-O O	Jul 09 2019 - Jul 12 2019	Robins AFB, GA
19R-O O	Jul 16 2019 - Jul 19 2019	Randolph AFB, TX
19O-O O	Jul 30 2019 - Aug 02 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19P-O O	Aug 20 2019 - Aug 23 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19Q-O O	Sep 10 2019 - Sep 13 2019	Peterson AFB, CO

Course Overview:

The Industry Standard Project Management Workshop is a four-day instructor-led class that provides students with an understanding of the differences between Air Force and industry project management. This class teaches industry-standard project management as defined by the Project Management Institute (PMI) in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), which includes the project management framework, the ten knowledge areas, and the five process groups.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3271 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3271 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: All civilian and military personnel who manage/work on projects to include service managers within the DoD. Course Length: 4 days CLPs: 35 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1T1 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: No

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A R	Jan 08 2019 - Jan 10 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19B-O O	Feb 05 2019 - Feb 07 2019	Fort Sam Houston, TX
19C R	Mar 05 2019 - Mar 07 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19D-O O	Apr 02 2019 - Apr 04 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19E-O O	May 07 2019 - May 09 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19F R	Jun 04 2019 - Jun 06 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19G-O O	Jul 09 2019 - Jul 11 2019	Rome AFB, NY
19H R	Aug 06 2019 - Aug 08 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19I-O O	Sep 10 2019 - Sep 12 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM

Course Overview:

This course is required for all civilian and military Science and Technology Managers in AFRL. It is designed to give students the tools they need to plan and execute S&T programs. The course presents tailored information on the S&T program lifecycle, each functional management area, and technology transition. The course content is based on the latest policy, guidance, and best practices.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3279 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3279 Prerequisites: Effective 1 May 2018, LAB 102 will no longer be a prerequisite for LAB 202. The new prerequisites will be DAU courses STM 101 and ENG 101. CLE 045 can also be used for prereq if completed. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: AFSC: 63A, 62E, 61S Rank: O1-O5 DR I - DR IV Course Length: 3 days CLPs: 21 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: HUO Civilian PDS Code: G27 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

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Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3165 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3165 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X O-1 to O-6 Grade Officers 2XS E-1 to E-9 Rank Enlisted GS-030 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX-07 to 15 NH-II to NH-IV and equivalent Civilian Personnel Course Length: 2 CLPs: 2 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46B Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course will expose students to the concepts, processes, benefits, and resources associated with strategic sourcing in the context of AF operations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3165 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3165 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X O-1 to O-6 Grade Officers 2XS E-1 to E-9 Rank Enlisted GS-030 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX-07 to 15 NH-II to NH-IV and equivalent Civilian Personnel Course Length: 2 CLPs: 1 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46C Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course will expose students to the terminology, concepts, relationships, resources, and importance associated with forecasting, demand planning, and supply planning in USAF operations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3165 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3165 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X O-1 to O-6 Grade Officers 2XS E-1 to E-9 Rank Enlisted GS-030 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX-07 to 15 NH-II to NH-IV and equivalent Civilian Personnel Course Length: 3 CLPs: 3 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46D Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course will expose students to terminology, concepts, relationships, resources, and importance associated with collaborative inventory planning in USAF operations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3165 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3165 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X O-1 to O-6 Grade Officers 2XS E-1 to E-9 Rank Enlisted GS-030 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX-07 to 15 NH-II to NH-IV and equivalent Civilian Personnel Course Length: 2 CLPs: 2 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46E Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course will expose students to the concepts, benefits, and resources with item unique identification (IUID) in USAF operations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3165 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3165 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X O-1 to O-6 Grade Officers 2XS E-1 to E-9 Rank Enlisted GS-030 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX 0301,0343,0346,1101,1670,1910,20XX-07 to 15 NH-II to NH-IV and equivalent Civilian Personnel Course Length: 1 CLPs: 1 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46F Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is comprised of five modules. These modules describe logistics, its environment and the four logistics processes of acquisition, distribution, sustainment, and disposition. It is designed for new accessions and new practitioners in the logistics career fields. The course objectives are to provide new accessions and those new to logistics with a basic knowledge of logistics organizations processes and practices to orient new personnel in the logistics career fields and assist them in becoming productive logistics practitioners and to assist new logistics practitioners in understanding basic joint and AF doctrine.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3153 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3153 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: All Logistics Personnel Course Length: 4 hrs CLPs: 4 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: N1I Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

An online course explaining Centralized Asset Management (CAM) and the fundamental shift in Weapon System Sustainment (WSS) Philosophy. The way the U.S. Air Force programs and budgets for WSS is changing. The roles between MAJCOMS and AFMC are changing. CAM centralizes and integrates sustainment funding allowing for an enterprise approach to the sustainment business.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3303 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3303 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: 0346 Logistics Management Specialist Target Audience: 01-07 E1-E9 GS7-GS15/NSPS EQUV Course Length: 3 Days CLPs: 8 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 07P Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed to further the professional capability of military and civilian personnel as entry level employees assigned to the Department of Defense Depot Maintenance System. Depot maintenance business processes are examined to include Core, 50/50, DSOR, partnering, environmental management, depot maintenance workload process and material support. Also, depot maintenance aircraft, depot maintenance exchangeables and other current depot issues will be discussed. Student centered exercises will emphasize problem analysis, decision making, and forecasting. Additionally this course will illustrate a cross- functional view of the depot maintenance system and show the relationship between the various depot business units and their related high level processes.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3112 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3112 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: AFSC: 21x Series Civ: 1101, 346, 895 or 1152 E-6 to E-9, O-3 to O-6. GS-9 to GS-13 Course Length: 14 Training Hours CLPs: 14 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 0Z1 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: 14

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This is a web-based course providing an in-depth look at each of the 3 process improvement methodologies. The course is intended to ensure a basic understanding of why, how and when each of the process improvement methodologies should be used. The course will provide a limited approach to the relationships between Lean, Six Sigma and Benchmarking. This course is the bedrock of a more robust process improvement initiative, providing the education required by all potential members of a team charged with process improvement. LOG 117 may also be requested as an instructor-led class with funding provided by the requestor.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3217 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3217 Prerequisites: Nominated by supervisor. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (None) Target Audience: The course is primarily for individuals that may be called upon to act as a Process Improvement (PI) team member. Course Length: Approx 6 hrs CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: O7Q Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: N/A

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B-O O	Mar 04 2019 - Mar 14 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19C-O O	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 13 2019	Tinker AFB, OK

Course Overview:

LOG 132 has three components: The first component focuses on contracting fundamentals, providing PMS personnel with a comprehensive overview of the life cycle of Contracting, including the pre-award phase of Contracting (from planning to solicitation to award) the post award contract administration phase Conract Repair Team process and how the Defense Contract Management Agency can enhance repair completion. The second component provides the students with a series of local contractor facility visits. Students receive a contractor program overview and a tour of the contractor operations for a hands-on orientation of contractor processes. The third component involves the students participating in a seminar where students share their contractor experiences.This exchange of ideas and information focuses on what the students learned as it relates to their PMS duties.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3250 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3250 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: This course is designed for junior to mid-level military and civilian Production Maintenance Specialist (PMS). Course Length: 9 days CLPs: 45 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: ITX Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

The overall goal of the Systems Lifecycle Integrity Management (SLIM) course is to provide the learner with the knowledge and comprehension necessary to integrate the SLIM elements throughout the lifecycle of a weapons system. Additionally, the learner will be motivated to integrate and apply SLIM to their day- to-day practice. SLIM is a crossfunctional initiative used in the real world from acquisition to sustainment to disposal. The learners respond positively to the successful application of SLIM and will also reflect how the elements of SLIM can benefit them. Harnessing the benefits of SLIM and showing the benefits’ direct application to the learner provides the bridge needed to build the positive connection with SLIM and its use across the enterprise.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3218 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3218 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Logistics, AQ, FM, Contracting, Ops, Personnel Course Length: 18 hours CLPs: 18 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: FBI Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

In this course, we will discuss the concept, policies, and responsibilities of the LRS Quality Assurance Program contained in AFI 20- 112. Upon completion of this course, each student will understand the standardized method used to evaluate a unit’s compliance with Air Force, command, and local directives/policies. This course fulfills the requirement to qualify as an LRS QA Evaluator.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3252 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3252 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Active Duty Personnel: 2F0XX, 2G0XX, 2S0XX, 2T0XX Civilian Personnel: Those assigned to LRS QA Evaluator Positions Course Length: 1 day CLPs: 8 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 09Z Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19E-O O	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 11 2019	Yokota AB, Japan
19F-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 18 2019	Kadena AB, Japan
19W-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 18 2019	Robins AFB, GA
19G-O O	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 08 2019	Seymour-Johnson AFB, NC
19H-O O	Feb 25 2019 - Mar 01 2019	Langley AFB, VA
19I-O O	Mar 11 2019 - Mar 15 2019	Mildenhall RAF, UK
19J-O O	Mar 18 2019 - Mar 22 2019	Ramstein AB, Germany
19U-O O	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 12 2019	Westover ARB MA
19K-O O	Apr 29 2019 - May 03 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19L-O O	May 06 2019 - May 10 2019	Whiteman AFB, MO
19M-O O	May 13 2019 - May 17 2019	Hurlburt Field, FL
19N-O O	Jun 10 2019 - Jun 14 2019	Grand Forks AFB, ND
19O-O O	Jul 15 2019 - Jul 19 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19P-O O	Jul 29 2019 - Aug 02 2019	Offutt AFB, NE
19T-O O	Aug 05 2019 - Aug 09 2019	Peterson AFB, CO
19Q-O O	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 23 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19R-O O	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 23 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19S R	Sep 16 2019 - Sep 20 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

The course uses a variety of methods to explain and illustrate the relationships and inter-dependencies of logistics to its various components. Informal lectures, case study exercises, student presentations, and small group exercises are used to provide students with an understanding of acquisition, sustainment, distribution, supply chain management, the Air Force’s Enterprise Logistics Strategy and the associated Enterprise Logistics Information Systems, governance, contingency operations, and disposition. There is also a half-day logistics simulation that demonstrates the uncertainty in managing a supply chain, even with perfect information, and how this may lead to inaccurate decision making.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Please note that AFIT does NOT fund any student TDY for this course. All travel (transportation, lodging, meals, etc) associated costs are the students/ the student’s organizations responsibility. Target Audience: For newly assigned logisticians and persons pending immediate assignment to a logistics career field. O-1 to O- 3, E5 to E7, GS-05 to GS-12 Course Length: 5 days CLPs: 40 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: WR7 Civilian PDS Code: JQG Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed to further the professional capability of military and civilian personnel as mid-level managers assigned to the Department of Defense Depot Maintenance System. Industrial maintenance management practices, operations, production management principles and analytical techniques are examined for suitability to enhance support of operational and combat forces. This course focuses on contemporary production management techniques to aid managers in problem solving, constraint resolution, decision making and demand forecasting.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3112 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3112 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: LOG 209 is a self-paced asynchronous online course presented on Blackboard that must be completed within 45 days Target Audience: AFSC: 21x Series Job Series: 1101, 3 346, 895 or 1152 GS-9 to 13 E-6 to E-9, O-3 to O-6. Course Length: 21 days CLPs: 17 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1C1 Civilian PDS Code: IL25 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed to further the professional capability of military and civilian personnel as mid-level managers assigned to the Department of Defense Depot Maintenance System. Industrial maintenance management practices, operations, production management principles and analytical techniques are examined for suitability to enhance support of operational and combat forces. This course is centered on student focused exercises which emphasize team work, problem analysis, resolution, decision making and forecasting.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3112 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3112 Prerequisites: LOG 209 - Concepts of Industrial Maintenance Management Grade Restrictions: NONE Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: 21X, CIV: 1101, 0346, 0301, 0895, 1152 Course Length: 45 Days CLPs: 28 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1EW Civilian PDS Code: J96 Num Credits:

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B-O O	Jan 15 2019 - Jan 17 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19C-O O	Feb 12 2019 - Feb 14 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19D-O O	May 21 2019 - May 23 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19E-O O	Jun 04 2019 - Jun 06 2019	Edwards AFB, CA
19F-O O	Jul 23 2019 - Jul 25 2019	Robins AFB, GA
19G-O O	Aug 06 2019 - Aug 08 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19H R	Sep 10 2019 - Sep 12 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

The Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) Foundational Concepts course provides students with an introduction to critical chain project scheduling procedures, management tools and processes, and organizational requirements. Topics are presented in sufficient depth to allow students to successfully participate in the transition to and sustainment of CCPM as a primary workload planning, scheduling, and execution tool for Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM) and other project management activities. The course is designed for mid and upper level managers responsible for coordinating and directing the organizational resources, policies, and metrics necessary to implement and sustain CCPM. This course educates managers on the general theory of CCPM rather than providing training on any particular CCPM based scheduling software. In three class days, the course presents a detailed CCPM model and relates it to the Theory of Constraints, classical project scheduling, and continuous process improvement. Concepts are introduced through lecture, videos, and illustrated/reinforced through a number of simulations, exercises, and daily homework.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3303 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3303 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: The hosting unit determines class attendance/priority."? No student TDY funding is provided by AFIT. HQ AFMC/A4D will fund AFIT instructors to conduct two course offerings at each ALC. Any other course offering will be funded by the requesting organization. When HQ AFMC/A4D funds an offering, priority will be given to maintenance students. Target Audience: Open to anyone desiring / needing CCPM knowledge. Generally, the following AFSCs and Job Series are candidates to take this course: 62E, 63A, 21A / 343, 346, 895, 1101, 1152, and 2010. Course Length: 3 days CLPs: 23 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 0HR Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19C-O O	Feb 05 2019 - Feb 13 2019	Hurlburt Field, FL
19D-O O	Mar 12 2019 - Mar 20 2019	Dyess AFB, TX
19E-O O	Apr 09 2019 - Apr 17 2019	Edwards AFB, CA
19F-O O	May 07 2019 - May 15 2019	Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ
19G-O O	Jun 12 2019 - Jun 20 2019	Aviano AB, Italy
19H-O O	Jul 09 2019 - Jul 17 2019	Pease ANGB, NH

Course Overview:

Provides base-level aircraft and munitions maintenance managers with a survey of concepts and techniques from production operations management and related disciplines, with emphasis on identifying and defining issues, quantitative analysis of alternative courses of action, and effective communication of proposals and related costs and benefits up the chain of command. The course stresses practical application to actual challenges confronting base-level maintenance managers. Although several mathematical techniques are introduced, the course is specifically designed for managers who may not have any previous math background. Topics include group decision making dynamics, continuous process improvement methods, capacity requirements planning, general scheduling theory, project scheduling, basic statistics, queuing theory, organizational safety, and basic reliability and maintainability and calculations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3252 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3252 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: All personnel in maintenance and logistics related career fields are eligible, however nominees currently assigned to, pending assignment to, or working in direct support of organizational and intermediate level aircraft maintenance activities have priority. Officers O1 through O4, enlisted members E6 through E9, and civilian members in grades GS9 through GS13, and wage grade equivalents are eligible. At least one year of experience at the organizational or intermediate level of maintenance is desired for military attendees. Selection Process: Initial review of application by appropriate training office. Final review and selection approval is made by the Course Director. Waivers for personnel in other career fields, levels of assignment, and experience specifically for cross-trainees and cross-flow officers will be considered by the Course Director. Target Audience: Open to non-US personnel MASL # D178119, D178135. Maintenance and logistics managers and supervisors. Not rank/grade specific. See Special Requirements below. Course Length: 7 Training Days Resident/On-Site CLPs: 60 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: WW6 Civilian PDS Code: JQQ Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A-O O	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 11 2019	MacDill AFB, FL
19D-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 18 2019	Hurlburt AFB FL
19O-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 18 2019	Scott AFB, IL
19P-O R	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 08 2019	Springfield ANG, OH
19E-O O	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 08 2019	Dyess AFB, TX
19F-O O	Mar 18 2019 - Mar 22 2019	Maxwell AFB AL
19G-O O	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 12 2019	Kadena AB, Japan
19H-O O	Apr 15 2019 - Apr 19 2019	Yokota AB, Japan
19I-O O	May 06 2019 - May 10 2019	Mt Home AFB, ID
19J-O O	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 07 2019	Mildenhall RAF, UK
19K-O O	Jul 29 2019 - Aug 02 2019	Seymour-Johnson AFB, NC
18Q-O O	Jul 29 2019 - Aug 02 2019	Holloman AFB, NM
19L-O O	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 23 2019	Shaw AFB, SC
19M-O O	Sep 16 2019 - Sep 20 2019	Minot AFB, ND
19R-O O	Sep 16 2019 - Sep 20 2019	Langley AFB, VA

Course Overview:

This is a theater logistics-focused course that addresses the roles and responsibilities of logisticians deployed to support the full range of military operations. The course includes informal lectures, guided discussions, videos, learning exercises,and a team research project with an oral presentation.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3210 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3210 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: O-1 to O-3, E-5 to E-7, and GS-09 to GS-12 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The course is open to officers from second lieutenant through captain, non-commissioned officers in the grades of staff sergeant through master sergeant, and civil service employees in the grades GS-09 through GS-12. It is appropriate for DoD employees in the logistics, maintenance, and support career fields. Course Length: 5 days CLPs: 43 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1L4 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course is designed to further the professional capability of military and civilian personnel as upper-level managers assigned to the Department of Defense Depot Maintenance System. Foundational concepts of strategic planning and execution by building and deploying action plans are studied and simulated in an Industrial Maintenance environment. An analysis of program / project management in an Industrial Maintenance setting will be explored and reinforced through practical exercise and case study.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3112 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3112 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: AFSC: 21x Series Job Series: 1101, 3 346, 895 or 1152 GS-9 to GS-13 E-6 to E-9, O-3 to O-6 Course Length: 27 days CLPs: 25 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A-O O	Mar 26 2019 - Mar 29 2019	Langley AFB, VA
19B-O O	Jun 18 2019 - Jun 21 2019	JBER (Elmendorf), AK
19C-O O	Sep 10 2019 - Sep 13 2019	Ramstein AB, Germany

Course Overview:

The objective of this course is to educate personnel on how the USAF utilizes DoD's strategic logistical resources required to support military operations. This course focuses on the distribution, utilization, sustainment, and disposition of logistical resources. This course is designed to broaden student understanding of Air Force logistics doctrine, processes, programs, and policies that foster critical thinking on a broad range of key issues facing the Air Force and joint logistics communities using a seminar forum designed to enhance discussion among students, faculty, and guest speakers. Guest speakers are primarily from joint organizations and commands such as TRANSCOM, The Joint Staff, and Defense Logistics Agency.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3252 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3252 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Course is primarily for officers O-4 through O-6 in logistics career fields (LRO and Maintenance), civilians GS-12 through GS-15, and NCOs E-7 and above in logistics related career fields. Course Length: 4 days CLPs: 32 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: JBH Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: N/A

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A R	Feb 25 2019 - Mar 08 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19B R	Apr 22 2019 - May 03 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19C R	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 30 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

This course will prepare you for strategic leadership positions with a major emphasis on enterprise level logistics competencies. The course will enhance your critical thinking skills about challenges you’ll face in multiple positions as senior logisticians. The course will include a comprehensive analysis of topics such as: 1. Financial management/ working capital funds 2. Supply chain management/depot maintenance/ workload/ sustainment/ PPBES/ programming 3. Life cycle logistics/ joint logistics/planning/nuclear enterprise logistics 4. Other current issues

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3073 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3073 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: *** Students are centrally selected for LOG 420 by the Logistics Developmental Team (LOG DT). Do not apply unless you have been notified by AFIT/LS that you are a selectee.*** Target Audience: 21X O-5 Grade Officers GS-0346-14/15 Civilian Personnel Course Length: 2 weeks CLPs: 80 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 46A Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B R	Jan 07 2019 - Feb 08 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19C R	Feb 25 2019 - Mar 28 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19G-O O	Apr 08 2019 - May 03 2019	LA AFB, CA
19D R	Apr 15 2019 - May 16 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19E R	Jul 08 2019 - Aug 08 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19F R	Aug 19 2019 - Sep 20 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

Course for civilian new-hires, officer crossflows, and potentially new officer accessions into the contracting career field (64PX or 1102). Educates and prepares officers and civilians to assume positions in Operational, Systems, Logistics, and Research and Development contracting Course curriculum includes the Air Force business environment, applicable laws and regulations, and hands-on exercises using applicable automated data systems.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3225 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3225 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Officers O-1 thru O-3 in the 64XX casreer field and civilian trainees in the 1102 series Course Length: 23 Days CLPs: 161 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: OLC Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19C-O O	Feb 05 2019 - Feb 08 2019	Andrews (ANG) AFB, MD
19D R	Mar 26 2019 - Mar 29 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19E-O O	May 07 2019 - May 10 2019	Andrews (ANG) AFB, MD
19F R	Aug 27 2019 - Aug 30 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

QMT 290 is a blended-learning course the first phase is distance-learning, and the second phase is instructor-led. After you enroll in QMT 290 at the location/dates you prefer (assuming you meet the course prerequisites) you will automatically be enrolled in the distance learning phase of the course. Once enrolled in the distance led. After you enroll in QMT 290 at the location/dates you prefer (assuming you meet the course prerequisites) you will automatically be enrolled in the distance learning phase of the course. Once enrolled in the distance-learning phase, you will have a finite time to complete the distance have a finite time to complete the distance-learning coursework. You must complete the distance-learning coursework no later than two weeks prior to the start of the instructor-led phase. led phase.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3248 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3248 Prerequisites: Pre-Requisites: All DAU courses required for Level-1 APDP certification in Cost Estimating (BUS-CE) but need not have been awarded the actual certification. Additionally, students must complete the following DAU continuous learning modules: CLB 023 Software Cost Estimating, CLB 026 Forecasting Techniques, and CLB 030 Cost Data Sources. Except for the distance learning phase of QMT 290, the course pre CE) but need not have been awarded the actual certification. Additionally, students must complete the following DAU continuous learning modules: CLB 023 Software Cost Estimating, CLB 026 Forecasting Techniques, and CLB 030 Cost Data Sources. Except for the distance learning phase of QMT 290, the course pre-requisites may be waived at the discretion of the course director if the student can demonstrate they have five or more years of hands-on experience performing cost estimating and analysis at either a DoD agency or with a DoD defense contractor. CLPS 40 Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Military: 65W and 65F Civilian: 0501 and 1515. MIL/CIV cost analysts in a cost-coded position, with minimum of 1-year experience. Course Length: 4 days CLPs: 40 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19C-O O	Feb 20 2019 - Feb 21 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19G-O O	Apr 15 2019 - Apr 16 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19E-O O	Apr 25 2019 - Apr 26 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19F-O O	May 21 2019 - May 22 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19D-O O	Jul 30 2019 - Jul 31 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19H R	Sep 04 2019 - Sep 05 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

Course Description: The course covers the policies, guidance, and an overview of methods to improve the reliability program across the acquisition life cycle. Focus is on an overview of both the proactive approach of designing reliability into the system up front (Design for Reliability) and monitoring reliability improvements through Reliability Growth modeling.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3251 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3251 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: REL 210 requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed. NOTE: No walk-in students will be allowed. Target Audience: GS-07 to GS-14 and O-1 to O-5 Course Length: (not listed) CLPs: 16 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1C8 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19A R	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 07 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19C-O O	Feb 25 2019 - Feb 28 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19B-O O	Mar 04 2019 - Mar 07 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19H-O O	Mar 18 2019 - Mar 21 2019	Rome AFB, NY
19D-O O	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 11 2019	Peterson AFB, CO
19E-O O	May 06 2019 - May 09 2019	Andrews (ANG) AFB, MD
19F-O O	Jun 18 2019 - Jun 21 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19G-O O	Jul 09 2019 - Jul 12 2019	JBER (Elmendorf), AK
19I-O O	Jul 22 2019 - Jul 25 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19J-O O	Aug 26 2019 - Aug 29 2019	Offutt AFB, NE

Course Overview:

NEW COURSE IN DEVELOPMENT. Recent working groups and task forces have recognized DOD’s historic under- performance in reliability goals and have implemented policies to improve sustainment. This 5 day course covers the policies, guidance, and methods to improve the reliability program across the acquisition life cycle. Focus is on both the proactive approach of designing reliability into the system up front (Design for Reliability) and the reactive Reliability Growth modeling. Emphasis is on understanding basic reliability and Reliability Growth principles and using tools available to the practitioner to plan, assess, track, and project reliability. This hands- on workshop will use software to reinforce analytical methods presented with demonstrations and exercises. Students will be able to construct the Reliability Growth curves now required in Test and Evaluation Master Plans for major systems.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3251 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3251 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: Prerequisites: None but this course has a heavy emphasis on Probability and Statistic techniques and conducts exercises using statistical theories and software. Students must have an understanding of basic Probability and Statistics theory. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that students refresh their knowledge by taking DAU’s CLE -035 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics computer-based course. REL 410 requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed. Target Audience: All AFSCs/Civilian Series supporting Acquisition, Sustainment, Developmental Test and Operational Test, GS-7 to 14 O-1 to 5 Course Length: 4 days CLPs: 32 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 17 2019	Robins AFB, GA
19D-O O	Aug 05 2019 - Aug 08 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19C R	Aug 12 2019 - Aug 15 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

This four-day course is intended for AF personnel engaged in system lifecycle management who require an advanced application level understanding of reliability and reliability growth. This course reinforces the fundamentals from REL 310 and delves more deeply into both design and sustainment reliability analysis techniques while assessing the impact of reliability across the life cycle. Focus is on both the proactive approach of designing reliability into the system up front (Design for Reliability) and the reactive Reliability Growth modeling.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3251 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3251 Prerequisites: REL 310 - Reliability and Reliability Growth Foundations I Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed. Target Audience: All AFSCs/Civilian Series supporting Acquisition, Sustainment, Developmental Test and Operational Test, GS-11 and above O-2 and above Course Length: 4 days CLPs: (none) Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

Innovation is the bastion of national defense. Evolution, revolution, and innovation have defined human existence for millennia. Innovation is pervasive and resident in everything we do. Since the dawn of history, nations have engrossed themselves in developing new tools, techniques, and methodologies to protect their geographical boundaries. From the crude implements used by prehistorical people to the very modern technologies, the end game has been the same. That is, for national defense. Even in times of peace, efforts must be made to develop new machinery, equipment, processes, and devices targeted for the protection of the nation. From the ice age to the stone age, the bronze age, the iron age, and to the modern age, innovation, rudimentary as it might be in some epochs, has determined how humans move from one stage to the next. The innovation pursuits of The Wright Brothers led to the fast tracking of aviation. This course presents a variety of strategic topics related to how to innovate, how to use innovation, how to build innovation teams, how to lead innovation efforts, how to teach innovation, and how to manage and leverage innovation programs. The what, why, when, where, who and how of innovation will be covered. The course will also feature external guest speakers.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext. DSN: 785-7777 ext. Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: In order to receive academic credit through AFIT's Graduate School of Engineering and Management, students must be accepted by and enrolled in the Graduate School prior to the class start date. Contact AFIT Admission ENR 937-255-6234 x3184. Those students who are ineligible (not enrolled in Graduate School) for academic credit will be awarded 3 CEUs / 30 CL points through the School of Systems and Logistics upon successful completion of all course requirements. Target Audience: Open to all individuals Course Length: 11 weeks CLPs: 30 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: 30

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19C-O O	Jan 28 2019 - Jan 29 2019	Nellis AFB, NV
19D-O O	Jan 31 2019 - Feb 01 2019	Lackland AFB, TX
19E-O O	Mar 13 2019 - Mar 14 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19F-O O	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 09 2019	Gunter AFB, AL
19G-O O	Apr 11 2019 - Apr 12 2019	Patrick AFB, FL
19N-O O	Apr 17 2019 - Apr 18 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19K-O O	Apr 22 2019 - Apr 23 2019	Peterson AFB, CO
19H-O O	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 04 2019	Holloman AFB, NM
19I-O O	Jun 06 2019 - Jun 07 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19J-O O	Jul 17 2019 - Jul 18 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19L-O O	Aug 01 2019 - Aug 02 2019	Hill AFB, UT

Course Overview:

This two-day course, designed for acquisition professionals, will introduce Science of Test (SoT) – a powerful methodology for test and evaluation that OSD requires to be present in every test program. The course will show how SoT is critical in the planning, design, execution, and analysis of test. SoT uniquely solves the twin challenges of test – how to vary test conditions to explore a broad battle space, while controlling the risks of making incorrect fielding decisions.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3282 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3282 Prerequisites: None, but this course has a heavy emphasis on Probability and Statistic techniques and conducts exercises using statistical theories and software. Students must have an understanding of basic Probability and Statistics theory. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that students refresh their knowledge by taking DAU’s CLE 35 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics computer-based course. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: OSD policy guidance emphasizes that elements of experimental design be included in Test and Evaluation Master Plans (TEMPs) and Test Plans for approval of those documents. Science of Test is the structured process used to identify the metrics, factors, and levels that most directly affect test execution and that should be reflected in detailed test plans and TEMPs. ***This course requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed.*** Target Audience: The course is open to Acquisition and Sustainment officers (0-1 and above), enlisted personnel (E-5 and above), and civilians (GS-7 and above). Course Length: 2 days CLPs: 16 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 0YS Civilian PDS Code: G31 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19B-O O	Jan 07 2019 - Jan 11 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19C-O O	Feb 11 2019 - Feb 15 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19D-O O	Mar 11 2019 - Mar 15 2019	Arnold AFB, TN
19E-O O	Apr 29 2019 - May 03 2019	Edwards AFB, CA
19F R	Jun 24 2019 - Jun 28 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH
19G-O O	Aug 12 2019 - Aug 16 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19H-O O	Aug 19 2019 - Aug 23 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19I-O O	Sep 09 2019 - Sep 13 2019	Nellis AFB, NV

Course Overview:

This one week course, designed for program office and ALC personnel, emphasizes classical design principles and teaches students basic techniques and processes needed to create a statistically rigorous and defensible test for military weapon systems. A well designed test can lead to reduced development lead time with fewer tests required, provide greater insight to system performance, and ultimately lead to fielding better, more reliable systems. The student will learn how to plan, conduct and analyze tests efficiently in this course.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3282 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3282 Prerequisites: None, but this course has a heavy emphasis on Probability and Statistic techniques and conducts exercises using statistical theories and software. Students must have an understanding of basic Probability and Statistics theory. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that students refresh their knowledge by taking DAU’s CLE 35 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics computer-based course. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: OSD policy guidance emphasizes that elements of experimental design be included in Test and Evaluation Master Plans (TEMPs) and Test Plans for approval of those documents. Science of Test is the structured process used to identify the metrics, factors, and levels that most directly affect test execution and that should be reflected in detailed test plans and TEMPs. ***This course requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed.*** Target Audience: The course is open to Acquisition and Sustainment officers (0-1 and above), enlisted personnel (E-5 and above), and civilians (GS-7 and above). Course Length: 4.5 days CLPs: 36 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 0YT Civilian PDS Code: G28 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19D-O O	Apr 15 2019 - Apr 19 2019	Eglin AFB, FL
19C-O O	Jun 24 2019 - Jun 28 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19E R	Sep 09 2019 - Sep 13 2019	AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH

Course Overview:

This 4.5-day course, designed for the test practitioner, reinforces fundamentals from SOT 310 and teaches students advanced modeling and analysis methods necessary to create a statistically rigorous and defensible test for military weapon systems. The student will learn how to plan, conduct, and analyze tests efficiently. This course introduces new design classes and provides advanced modeling and analysis methods. Design evaluation topics include power, sample size, optimality, and aliasing criteria.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3282 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3282 Prerequisites: SOT 310 Science of Test: Experimental Design and Design and Analysis I NOTE: This course has a heavy emphasis on probability and Statistic techniques and conducts exercises using statistical theories and software. Students must have an understanding of basic Probability and Statistics theory. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that students refresh their knowledge by taking DAU’s CLE - -035 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics computer-based course. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: OSD policy guidance emphasizes that elements of experimental design be included in Test and Evaluation Master Plans (TEMPs) and Test Plans for approval of those documents. Science of Test is the structured process used to identify the metrics, factors, and levels that most directly affect test execution and that should be reflected in detailed test plans and TEMPs. ***This course requires access to AFIT's network. In order to access AFIT's network, an AFIT-specific DD Form 2875 is required & must be returned to AFIT/LS NLT 14 DAYS prior to the class start date students that do not complete the form WILL BE CANCELLED from the class. The form & instructions on how to fill it out are located on AFIT/LS's website at: https://www.afit.edu/LS/ click on "Student Information" and select select "DD Form 2875". Any questions can be directed to AFIT/LS Training Administrators at DSN 785-7777x3164 or e-mail AFIT.LSACOURSEMANAGER@afit.edu. No walk-in students will be allowed.*** Target Audience: The course is open to Acquisition and Sustainment officers (0-1 and above) and civilians (GS-7 and above). Course Length: 4.5 days CLPs: 36 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 0YU Civilian PDS Code: G30 Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This course defines and describes the software engineering book of knowledge (SWEBOK) lifecycle phases, how software engineering activities are managed through the Guidelines for Successful Acquisition and Management of Software-Intensive Systems (GSAM), and principle areas of interest and concern when working on a software intensive program. Students learn fundamental software engineering concepts used in the DOD, identify common software management, acquisition and engineering roles, and understand the Air Force’s principle software engineering concerns. SWE 201 is taught online by asynchronous distance learning.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: O1-O6, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Improvement Programs Working Group has determined that the software engineering workforce needs a working knowledge of software acquisition and development policy, trends and technical skills. Course Length: 6 hours CLPs: 6 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 044 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course provides a comprehensive review of the phases, processes and models used by the Air Force in the management of a software project. Topics include performing software source selection, understanding and generating various project management metrics, creating an environment for success, dealing with failure and misconceptions, and how to interact with stakeholders. Students perform source selection, enhance software development and maintenance models, generate programmatic metrics, and understand factors that affect project success and customer relations. SWE 301 is one of six courses in the SPDP software project management track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students must complete SWE 201 before enrolling in SWE 301. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 301, 310, 320, 330, 340 and 350, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Project Management” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: SWE 201 - Introduction to Software Engineering Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d det d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills. Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS -INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 30 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04F Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software requirements management processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include managing software requirements development and changes to include processes, the team, tools, metrics, reviews and traceability for software-intensive systems. Students evaluate requirements change processes, assess requirements metrics, and assess risks associated with moving to software architecture and design. SWE 310 is one of six courses in the SPDP software project management track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students must complete SWE 301 before enrolling in SWE 310. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 301, 310, 320, 330, 340 and 350, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Project Management” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: SWE 201 SWE 301 Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: (none) Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS - INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04G Civilian PDS Code: BX6 Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software design management processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include introduction to architectural views, high-level design diagrams, and design metrics, risk assessment of design elements, and traceability. Students assess risks and risk mitigation strategies, trace design elements to system and software requirements, assess information and metrics for decision- making, and assess risks associated with moving to software construction. SWE 320 is one of six courses in the SPDP software project management track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students must complete SWE 301 before enrolling in SWE 320. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 301, 310, 320, 330, 340 and 350, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Project Management” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3240 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3240 Prerequisites: SWE 201 SWE 301 Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Imp Improvement Programs Working Group has det determined that the software eng engineering workforce needs a working kno knowledge of software acquisition and dev development policy, trends and tec technical skills. Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS - INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04J Civilian PDS Code: BX7 Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software construction management processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics cover key implementation decisions, types and sources of artifacts involved in the construction process, solution to requirements requirements traceability, and management metrics for software assurance. Students evaluate sources for obtaining software solution components, trace elements of a software solution against requirements, assess software assurance and productivity characteristics, and assess risks associated with moving into software testing requirements, assess software assurance and productivity characteristics, and assess risks associated with moving into software testing

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: Students must complete SWE 201 (Introduction to Software Engineering) and SWE 301 (Software Project Management) before enrolling in SWE 330. Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Improvement Programs Working Group has determined that the software engineering workforce needs a working knowledge of software acquisition and development policy, trends and technical skills Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS - INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04K Civilian PDS Code: BFU Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software test management processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include managing software test development to include test processes, test planning, test metrics, and assessing the quality of test artifacts. Students evaluate software testing strategies, techniques and metrics, and assess the risks associated with moving into software sustainment. SWE 340 is one of six courses in the SPDP software project management track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students must complete SWE 301 before enrolling in SWE 340. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 301, 310, 320, 330, 340 and 350, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Project Management” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3240 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3240 Prerequisites: SWE 201 SWE 301 Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Improvement Programs Working Group has determined that the software engineering workforce needs a working knowledge of software acquisition and development policy, trends and technical skills. Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS-INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04L Civilian PDS Code: BFV Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the management of software deployment and sustainment processes used by the Air Force. Topics include deployment and sustainment artifacts, the types of changes software endures during its operational deployment, and the processes used to manage and implement those changes within an evolving environment. Students understand deployment activities, software change processes, how software evolves, and how to assess the risk of performing a software change. SWE 350 is one of six courses in the software project management track, and is taught online by instructor- led distance learning. Students must complete SWE 301 before enrolling in SWE 350. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 301, 310, 320, 330, 340 and 350, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Project Management” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: SWE 201 SWE 301 Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition, Engineering, PM: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS--INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04M Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course highlights recent publications and events concerning the acquisition and management of software intensive programs. Students understand current trends in software acquisition and management in the DOD and software industry, and analyze how the trends impact ongoing programs. SWE 399 is an online course taught by instructor-led distance learning. Actively participates in online course activities. Understand current trends in software intensive program management. Analyze how recent activities impact specific acquisition or operational programs that have significant software components.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition and Engineering Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Improvement Programs Working Group has determined that the software engineering workforce needs a working knowledge of software acquisition and development policy, trends and technical skills. Course Length: 5 TRAINING DAYS, Web-Based DL CLPs: 10 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 05T Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software requirements development processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include problem definition and requirements elicitation, analysis, specification and validation for software-intensive systems. Students analyze problem scope and modeling, contrast requirements elicitation techniques, apply change management techniques, and assess risks associated with moving to software architecture and design. SWE 410 is one of five courses in the SPDP software development track, and is taught on-line by instructor line by instructor-led distance le learning. Students are highly encouraged to complete SWE 301 before enrolling in SWE 410. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 410, 420, 430, 440 and 450, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Development” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: SWE 201 Grade Restrictions: Software Engineering/Development Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills Course Length: 3 wks CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04N Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software design processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include specific types of architectural views, architectural frameworks such as DoDAF, service- oriented architecture (SOA) development, design diagrams, design quality characteristics, and appropriate measures. Students assess techniques to create and evaluate architecture and design artifacts, as well as the risks associated with moving to software construction. SWE 420 is one of five courses in the SPDP software development track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students are highly encouraged to complete SWE 410 before enrolling in SWE 420. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 410, 420, 430, 440 and 450, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Development” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3240 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3240 Prerequisites: SWE 201 Grade Restrictions: Software Engineering/Development Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Improvement Programs Working Group has determined that the software engineering workforce needs a working knowledge of software acquisition and development policy, trends and technical skills. Course Length: 15 Training Days (Internet -Blackboard) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04P Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software construction processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include techniques used to analyze and implement software design elements into a software solution, source code- level development based on object-oriented analysis and design concepts, measurement of code modules for maximizing software assurance, assessing unit and interface testing, and traceability of software code elements to specific design elements. Students understand the influence of developer decisions on the project, know sources for obtaining software solution components, detail the artifacts used and built, evaluate techniques used to convert design to solution, assess unit testing methods, trace elements of a software solution against requirements, analyze software assurance optimizations, and assess risks associated with moving into software testing. SWE 430 is one of the five courses in the SPDP software development track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: Students must complete SWE 201 (Introduction to Software Engineering) before enrolling in this course Students are highly encouraged to complete SWE 420 before enrolling in SWE 430. Grade Restrictions: Software Engineering/Development Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills Course Length: 15 Training Days (Internet streaming/Blackboard) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04Q Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software test engineering processes and artifacts used by the Air Force. Topics include the testing process and design, test levels, test strategy, test planning, tools, and test metrics. Students learn functional and structural techniques, assessing the quality of test artifacts, and identifying the risks associated with moving into software sustainment. SWE 440 is one of five courses in the SPDP software development track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students are highly encouraged to complete SWE 430 before enrolling in SWE 440. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 410, 420, 430, 440 and 450, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Development” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3240 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3240 Prerequisites: SWE 201 Grade Restrictions: Software Engineering/Development Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software Im Improvement Programs Working Group has de determined that the software en engineering workforce needs a working kn knowledge of software acquisition and de development policy, trends and te technical skills Course Length: 15 Training Days (Internet Streaming, Blackboard) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04R Civilian PDS Code: NNE Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course teaches the assessment of software deployment and sustainment processes used by the Air Force. Topics include the types of changes software endures during its operational deployment, change management, impact analysis, and software evolution. Students analyze the impact of performing types of software changes, evaluate software changes, support the development of an impact analysis, and assess how the evolution of technology impacts software. SWE 450 is one of six courses in the SPDP software development track, and is taught online by instructor-led distance learning. Students are highly encouraged to complete SWE 440 before enrolling in SWE 450. Students must successfully complete a series of course exercises in order to successfully complete the class. Upon completion of SWE 410, 420, 430, 440 and 450, the student earns an AFIT SPDP “Software Development” certificate.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: SWE 201 Grade Restrictions: Software Engineering/Development Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills. Course Length: 15 TRAINING DAYS - INTERNET (BLACKBOARD) CLPs: 24 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 04S Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course highlights recent publications and events concerning the development, implementation and sustainment of software intensive programs. Students understand current trends in software development in the DOD and software industry, and analyze how the trends impact ongoing programs. SWE 499 is an online course taught by instructor- led distance learning. Actively participates in online course activities. Understand current trends in software engineering processes, protocols and technologies. Apply processes or enhanced technologies to select software elements of a specific acquisition or operational program. Students must successfully contribute to analyzing the course topic in order to successfully complete the class. Students must successfully contribute to analyzing the course topic in order to successfully complete the class.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3295 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3295 Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: Software Acquisition and Engineering Personnel: 01-06, E5-E9, GS07-GS15 Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The Air Force Strategic Software I Improvement Programs Working Group has d determined that the software e engineering workforce needs a working k knowledge of software acquisition and d development policy, trends and t technical skills. Course Length: 5 TRAINING DAYS, Web-Based DL CLPs: 10 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 05U Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:
Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

The web based Introduction to Configuration Management course is comprised of 8 modules. The course presents configuration management facts and principles in the light of current acquisition practices. It described the activities and documentation utilized in executing the configuration management process, procedures, and policies to enable them to be more effective managers with fewer resources available at their disposal in the current environment.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3292 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3292 Prerequisites: There are no grade level or experience prerequisites for this course. However, it will be more beneficial if the student has had at least 1 month on the job. Prior attendance at a local acquisition process familiarization seminar/course would also be helpful. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: The primary target audience for this course is personnel assigned to AFMC product produ product product centers and logistics centers and and invo and and involved with weapon system and information system acquisition. However, the configuration management practices covered agencies will benefit from completion of this course. Students should be working in positions involving acquisition of systems, components, and/or modifications at grades GS5/E6 and above. Students should be working in positions involving acquisition of systems, components, and/or modifications. Course Length: 9 hours CLPs: 9 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 3EL Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Offering dates and locations are not applicable to this e-Learning course.

Course Overview:

This foundational course provides a cradle-to-grave understanding of how the Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) Intelligence operates within the Department of Defense (DoD) Acquisition Framework. Each step of the Acquisition Framework is addressed and highlight the involvement of AFMC Intelligence. The course also provides an understanding of how the AFMC Intelligence processes support the acquisition process.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3119 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3119 Prerequisites: None Grade Restrictions: None Special Requirements: None Target Audience: This course is designed for all acquisition professionals involved in the Department of Defense Acquisition process. It is also an ideal course for others who wish to gain insight into how the intelligence community provides support to the acquisition community. Acquisition professionals should have working knowledge of the Defense Acquisition Management Framework (DAMF), Defense Acquisition System (DAS), and knowledge of and familiarity with the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) process prior to taking this course. Course Length: 9 Hours CLPs: 9 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

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Course Overview:

This course provides an introduction to AFMC's development planning history, process, function, policy, prioritization and governance. This course will help students understand how to bridge the gap between the identification of a material and the Milestone B decision. It provides a solid function for understanding the basics of building and acquisition program with high confidence for a successful program launch.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext. DSN: 785-7777 ext. Prerequisites: (none) Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: (none) Course Length: 2 days CLPs: 13 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: (none) Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: (none)

Current Offering Dates & Locations:

Offering	Dates	Location
19E-O O	Jan 14 2019 - Jan 15 2019	Kirtland AFB, NM
19T-O O	Jan 29 2019 - Jan 30 2019	Dyess AFB, TX
19U-O O	Jan 31 2019 - Feb 01 2019	Dyess AFB, TX
19F-O O	Feb 04 2019 - Feb 05 2019	Lackland AFB, TX
19S-O O	Feb 11 2019 - Feb 12 2019	Kelly Field TX (JBSA) - Open to Kelly DLA Personnel Only
19G-O O	Feb 25 2019 - Feb 26 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19H-O O	Mar 18 2019 - Mar 19 2019	Hanscom AFB, MA
19V-O O	Apr 01 2019 - Apr 02 2019	Hurlburt AFB FL
19I-O O	Apr 08 2019 - Apr 09 2019	MacDill AFB, FL
19J-O O	Apr 15 2019 - Apr 16 2019	Patrick AFB, FL
19K-O O	Apr 29 2019 - Apr 30 2019	Hill AFB, UT
19L-O O	May 13 2019 - May 14 2019	Peterson AFB, CO
19M-O O	Jun 03 2019 - Jun 04 2019	Gunter AFB, AL
19N-O O	Jun 10 2019 - Jun 11 2019	Robins AFB, GA
19O-O O	Jun 24 2019 - Jun 25 2019	Langley AFB, VA
19P-O O	Jul 15 2019 - Jul 16 2019	Tinker AFB, OK
19Q-O O	Jul 29 2019 - Jul 30 2019	LA AFB, CA
19R-O O	Aug 05 2019 - Aug 06 2019	Edwards AFB, CA

Course Overview:

This course is designed to enhance the interaction of the Acquisition Workforce in the workplace and in teams. It will provide students an understanding of generational expectations, their potential impact on the changing workplace and tools to influence generational behavior in a positive manner. We will define the generations including myths and then delve into generational expectations and preferences in the areas of Communication and Engagement, Work- life Flexibility, Continual Development, Leadership of and by Generations.

Contact Training Administrators Course Director: Commercial: (937)255-7777 ext.3220 DSN: 785-7777 ext.3220 Prerequisites: None. Grade Restrictions: (none) Special Requirements: (none) Target Audience: Open to all acquisition personnel Course Length: 2day CLPs: 16 Accredited: No Military PDS Code: 1V7 Civilian PDS Code: (none) Num Credits: 16