CLCL 005 Supportability & Design Interface Credential

CLCL 005 Supportability & Design Interface Credential
(Last Modified: 31-Jul-2024)

Description

This credential brings together six on-line training (OLT) courses and supporting resources to offer a comprehensive overview and application of DoD supportability analysis and the design interface integrated product support (IPS) element. It is designed to facilitate understanding of the relationship between supportability and design interface throughout a program’s life cycle. The credential enables the student to tie together and apply the various functional disciplines within a Program Office to understand the “how” and “why” of supportability and design interface. A capstone exercise and summative examination must be completed to demonstrate the learner’s ability to apply what they have learned.

Estimated time to complete this credential is 33 hours. Earn up to 36 Continuous Learning Points (CLPs).

Target Attendees

Defense acquisition workforce, product support, and sustainment personnel from all functional areas, particularly including life cycle logistics and engineering & technical management, as well as business/financial management, cost estimating, contracting, test & evaluation and program management.

Requirements

ID	Title	Delivery Method
LOG 0080	Designing for Supportability in DoD Systems	Online Training (OLT)
LOG 0120	Supportability Analysis Fundamentals	Online Training (OLT)
LOG 0300	Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)	Online Training (OLT)
LOG 0570	Level of Repair Analysis (LORA)	Online Training (OLT)
LOG 104	Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM)	Online Training (OLT)
TST 1100	Intro to Systems Engineering for Testers	Online Training (OLT)
CLCL 005	Scenario	Online Training (OLT)
CLCL 005	Capstone Assessment	Online Training (OLT)

Additional Credential Information

Expiration	5 years from date earned.
Availability	All
Continuous Learning Points	Click Here
Deployed Date	7/23/2021
ACE Recommended Credits	N/A

Notes

Predecessor courses may not be used to complete credential requirements.
All students must have a DAUID.
Enroll in a Credential through the DAU Virtual Campus at https://dau.csod.com