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Military Operational Capability Concept Training | OCD Training


Course Number: 4999
Length: 5 Days

Military Operational Capability Concept Training, OCD training is a 5-day bootcamp style training getting ready participants with Operational Concept and capability portrayal, ConOps and prerequisites documentation.

Learning Objectives:
Endless supply of this course, the participants can:

Depict military capability definition and creation
Depict military critical thinking strategies and apparatuses for Gap Analysis
Use devices to record & model new military abilities
Portray frameworks designing procedures and instruments connected
Work with different methods for frameworks building, including use cases, IDEF demonstrating, Structured Analysis (SA), object-arranged investigation and plan (OOAD), and conduct displaying
Get ready OCD and ConOps
Create Operational Concept Description (OCD) and Concepts of Operations (CONOPS)
Guide capacities to association, task and frameworks and System of Systems (SoS) prerequisites
Compose and oversee prerequisites
Guide ConOps to framework approval
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Course Agenda:

Introduction and Overview of Military Capabilities
Operational Concept Description (OCD)
Military Concept of Operation (ConOps)
Military OCD & Requirements Engineering Workshops
Military Capability Development Workshop
Relationships between Use Cases and OD, ConOps, Validation, Requirement and Verification
Creation & Development of Military OCD and ConOps
System Engineering and Operations
Creating Operational Concept Description (OCD), ConOps and Requirements

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