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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.
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.
Location |
Offering # |
Start Date |
End Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFIT - Wright-Patterson AFB (Area B), OH | 22G | 08 Aug 2022 | 12 Aug 2022 |
| Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD | 22N-O | 15 Aug 2022 | 18 Aug 2022 |
| Kirtland AFB, NM | 22I-O | 12 Sep 2022 | 16 Sep 2022 |
Delivery Method: In-Residence/ On-Site Course and VIRR
Course Length: 4.5 days
Event Type: Training (Functional, Technical)Primary 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.
CL Points: 36
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.
