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The course provides an overview of the main topics of logistics engineering, basic mathematical models to conduct quantities evaluations, integration and correlation between the different topics and between those topics and the current and most used applicable regulations.

Course structure

1. Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) analysis within the context of Performance and Systems Support
2. Basic Analytical Models, Criteria and Methods for Logistics Engineering
3. MIL Regulatory Framework for Control and Logistics Engineering Activities, Integration of R&M regulations
4. Reliability Predictions: Specifications, MIL Guidelines, Usage Criteria
5. Methodology for Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA and FMECA)
6. Maintainability Analysis and Effects of the Diagnostic Features
7. Logistics and Mission Reliability, Regulations and Usage Criteria
8. Logistics Support Analysis (LSA) and Product Support Analysis (PSA)
9. Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) Deductive Methodology and its Applications
10. Final assessment for Learning Self-Assessment

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course is focused on the methods and criteria used to predict reliability, with references and examples on the application of the most used standards. The concepts regarding reliability prediction are explained through numerical examples in the form of exercises that also use data from the field.

Course structure

1. Reliability Analysis within the context of Performance and Systems Support
2. Basic Analytical Models, Criteria and Methods for Reliability Evaluations
3. MIL Regulatory Framework for Control and Logistics Engineering Activities, Integration of R&M regulations
4. Logistics and Mission Reliability
5. Reliability Predictions: Specifications, MIL Guidelines, Usage Criteria
6. Field Data Collection: Some of the Available Methodologies
7. Empirical Methods for the Analysis of Collected Data
8. Reliability Tests
9. Regulations and Models for Controlling Reliability Growth
10. Parametric Methods to Define the Reliability Model
11. Criteria for Generating Reliability Requirements

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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High-level informative training course with the aim of providing an overview of the purpose, the methodology, and information about the reference regulation on the reliability analysis for those not aiming to become an analyst but that need to comprehend the language and values of the related requirements.

Course structure

1. Reliability Analysis within the context of Performance and Systems Support
2. Criteria for Reliability Evaluations and representative parameters
3. MIL Regulatory Framework for reliability analysis
4. Logistics and Mission Reliability
5. Reliability Predictions
6. Field Data Collection for reliability verification

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Course aimed at providing the principles to perform the analysis of failure modes, of the effects, and the criticality, with an emphasis on the principles defined in the MIL-STD-1629°. The course highlights how the method can be used to study and optimize other business processes as well.

Course structure

1. Failure modes analysis regulation requirements
2. Methodology for the Analysis of Failure Modes, of the Effects, and the criticality
3. Criterion for determining the failure modes of the components of a system
4. Parameters adopted for the assessment of criticality
5. Repertoire of information that can be extracted from the analysis process

Duration
1 day

Language
Italian

Documentation
Italian

Location
Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline
We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course  provides an introduction to the parameters which are adopted to evaluate a “supply chain” and the different topics which determine the cost of the product support. The course topics are sustained by means of examples.

Course structure

1. Introduction to the “Metric” and “Vari-Metric” logistic support modeling
2. Parameters that identify and classify the components flow inside a support organization
3. Backorders and related measurements
4. Support organization investment costs and recurring costs
5. OPUS10 as a tool for Cost/Effectiveness optimization

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Autonomic Logistics is a concept developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to approach the F-35 strategic plan. The objective was to adopt automatic-based technology to implement sensing functions for monitoring equipment internal states changes, to improve the capabilities offered by previously existing technologies.

Course structure

1. Introduction to Autonomic Logistics
2. Autonomic Logistics implementation for the JSF program
3. Prognostic & Health Monitoring implementation for Autonomic Logistics achievements
4. Design engineering concerns to embed Autonomic Logistics into the system
5. An example of project organization to implement Autonomic Logistics
6. Perspective applicability of AL to manage system aging problems

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Logistics is the science of planning and carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces, equipment and devices that may require coordinate effort from both the military and the civilian organizations to satisfy the operational requirements of military missions. Supply chain management optimization is the primary method to achieve the proper flow of products and services.

Course structure

1. Support Policy, Definitions, Modeling and Optimization
2. Logistics Data Outcome for Supply Support Dimensioning
3. Parameters for Evaluating Support Effectiveness
4. Multi-Echelon Support Models, Fractioned Maintenance Tasks, Discontinuous Support
5. Reverse Supply Chain
6. An Approach Case: UK MOD Support Organization (JSP886)
7. Optimal Stock Management to Provide Cost-Effective Support
8. Inventory Management and Re-provisioning Cases
9. Metrics for Errors Evaluation

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Force sustainment capability must be able to conduct dynamic conventional deployments and asymmetric warfare conditions. Versatile capability relies heavily on implementing logistics support with Performance Based Logistics view both for the product acquisition phase and when organizing the supply chain that is better optimized to afford the flexible suited scenario.

Course structure

1. PBL Scope, Definitions, Correlation with other ILS Concepts
2. Metrics to Adopt for Monitoring PBL Achievements
3. PBL Concept Applications: Example Case
4. PBL Implementation Process
5. When to Apply the Opus_Suite for PBL Implementation
6. System Acquisition Performance Assessment

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Condition-based maintenance (CBM) involves monitoring equipment performance and asset management with visual inspections, scheduled tests, and sensor devices to determine the most cost-efficient time to perform maintenance. CBM is maintenance performed based on evidence of need provided by means of Reliability Centred Maintenance analysis and other enabling processes and technologies.

Course structure

1. Introduction to CBM
2. Essential Elements of CBM
3. CBM Implementation
4. Managing CBM Initiative or Project
5. Measuring CBM Success
6. Introduction to RCM
7. RCM Process Overview
8. Planning and Preparation
9. Hardware Partitioning and FMECA Impact
10. System Software Review and Decision Logic
11. How to Perform RCM

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course introduces to the purpose of a Logistics Support Analysis (LSA) process, its organization, and its implementation with a greater emphasis on the process and database required by the MIL-STD-1388.

Course structure

1. Purpose of LSA in an integrated logistic support vision
2. Organization of activities according to MIL-STD-1388-1A
3. Organization of the LSA database according to MIL-STD-1388-2B
4. Extension of the LSA concept towards the Product Support Analysis (PSA) concept

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course introduces the concept of safety, applicable international standards and regulations, different key elements to be monitored and evaluated to develop a “safety system”. Software impact is also investigated and assessment criteria are described.

Course structure

1. Introduction to system safety
2. Hazards, Mishaps, and Risk
3. Hazard Analysis Types and Techniques
4. Safety Hazard Analysis Tasks Implementation Guide
5. Mishap Risk Evaluation
6. Software Safety Assessment
7. Safety Management System
8. An application example: Railway Safety
9. Safety Integrity Level

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This HICIS course introduces to the evaluation of the features related with systems with high level of integration which, in addition to failures, are also sensitive to human errors.  The scope is to suggest analysis criteria aimed to prevent incidents by actions upon the causes.

Course structure

1. Basic safety concepts
2. Safety standards, principles, and methods
3. Methods for determining the Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Requirements
4. Dangerous failures detection methods, Common Mode Failures (CMF)
5. Failure Modes, Effects, and Diagnostics Analysis (FMEDA)
6. Safety case methodology
7. Appendix A – Average Probability of Dangerous Failure (PFDavg)
8. Appendix B – Steady state Markov model of 1oo2 redundancy
9. Appendix C – Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) selection
10. Appendix D – Safety Instrumented Functions (SIF), example of architectures

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course introduces the concept of safety as a qualitative parameter of a system and its links with other parameters that measure the performance of a system (reliability, maintainability, availability). The course details the main requirements of an analysis conducted according to MIL-STD-882E and how to set up a report about that analysis.

Course structure

1. Introduction to System Safety
2. Hazard Analysis compliant with MIL-STD-882E
3. Safety Management System
4. Safety Plan

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Earned Value Management (EVM) is a powerful tool for cost management, and a complementary tool, in addition to project schedule, for time management. EVM is also a forecasting tool which helps project managers to evaluate where their projects will end in terms of cost and schedule performance.

Course structure

1. Introduction to EVM
2. EVM Guidelines
3. Essential Elements in any Business Case
   • Work Breakdown Schedule
   • Project Scheduling
   • Budgeting
4. EVMS Concept and Implementation Methods
5. Criteria and Examples of Applied EVM

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course introduces to the determination of the factors affecting the life cycle cost of systems , the parameters that express them, and their related links. In this context, the course suggests how to create a representative model and what the qualifying parameters can be.

Course structure

1. LCM concept, scope, and regulating norms
2. Criteria to actuate system LCM approach
3. Cost and performance metrics and models
4. Strategies for defining a LCM policy
5. Tools for Analysis: the Opus_Suite by Systecon
6. Problems and methods for implementing analytical LCM
7. LCM performance indicators
8. Obsolescence control as part of LCM

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The crucial objective of a lifecycle is to achieve a system that is “successful” in use in the “real world” and decisions made in the development of a system must be made with this aim and hence, they must understand what “success” would be (to different stakeholder perspectives) and what real world context and environment will the system be exposed to / interoperate with / be affected by and how would a potential system concept behave in such a context.

Course structure

1. System Maturity, System Readiness and Capability Readiness in the System Development Life-cycle
2. System Readiness in the UK MoD Acquisition Process
3. Measurements Approach for Military Readiness
4. System Sustainment to Implement Advanced ILS
5. Flexible Sustainment
6. Capability Metrics Adopted for the US Army Helicopter Fleet
7. Military Forces Agility Metrics
8. Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course identifies the potential risks in a project, how to weight and track them to conduct a risk elimination or mitigation process in order to arrive at the best possible “risk assessment”.

Course structure

1. Risk management fundamentals
2. Risk Management Plan
3. Risk Identification and Analysis
4. Risk Assessment
5. Risk Tracking and Mitigation
6. Dynamic Risk Assessment
7. Example of Risk Management: NOAA Best Practices
8. Relationship between Risk Management and Internal Audit

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course identifies the characteristics and human sensors that allow interactions with systems, but also trying to identify which functional aspects of the systems must be considered in order to obtain the best possible interface with the human operator. Work environment factors that have an impact on human performance are also considered.

Course structure

1. Human system integration and dependability
2. The human behavior model and support analysis methods
3. Human engineering elements to implement safety objectives in the systems design
4. Safety critical systems and human factors implications
5. Human errors and human reliability prediction
6. Workplaces facility design and features
7. Situation awareness
8. Human factors engineering to optimize human-system interfaces
9. General human factors specifications: MIL-STD-1472H
10. HF reference for naval environment: SOLAS V, Regulation 15

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course presents in a compact but comprehensive form the regulatory aspects and the physical and functional human interface requirements that are relevant in a shipbuilding project.

Course structure

1. The human factor in system engineering, introduction
2. Accessibility and working environments
3. Operating Physical Devices
4. Virtual control panels
5. Anthropometric and biomedical measurements

Duration

1 day

Language

Italian

Documentation

Italian

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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Introduction, Applicability and Requirements to adopt the ASD Standards in a project.
The course provides an overview on the set of ASD standards, highlighting each standard field of application, the main concepts introduced and their interfaces between each other. The course follows an high level approach, and aims to help the trainees in assessing the effort, the benefits and the requirements involved in adopting these standards for an Integrated Product Support (IPS) process.

Course structure

1. 1. Sx000i: The IPS process overview, using the ASD standards in an IPS process, the phases of an IPS process, activities of an IPS process, tailoring of Sx000i
   2. S3000L: The LSA process, preparing a guidance conference, configuration management, innovation in the LSA processes compared to previous ILS standards, tailoring of S3000L
   3. S2000M: IPL according to the S2000M standard, NATO Codification process
   4. S4000P: Developing the Preventive Maintenance Task Requirements (PMTR), preparing an ISMO process to optimize a PMTR
   5. S5000F: The in-service Data Feedback business process, Feedback categories according to S5000F, tailoring of S5000F
   6. S6000T: Data gathering, Analysis and Design. In-service training support optimization

Duration

4 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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The course provides an overview on the set of ASD standards, with a specific focus on the S3000L standard, the activities foreseen in it, the LSA business process, its tailoring and the innovations presented in it compared to previous standards. The course will be focused on the issues 1.1 and 2.0 of the standard.

Does not include the topic of the S3000L data model.

Course structure

1. 1. Introduction to the ASD standards and the role of the S3000L
   2. The LSA business process
   3. Configuration Management in LSA
   4. Influence on Design
   5. Analysis of the different LSA activities presented in the standard, with particular focus on the Maintenance Task Analysis and interactions with other ASD standards
   6. Differences between issue 1.1 and Issue 2.0

Duration

2 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund

Questions

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The course provides an overview on the set of ASD standards, with a specific focus on the S3000L standard, the activities foreseen in it, the LSA business process, its tailoring and the innovations presented in it compared to previous standards. The course will be focused on the issues 1.1 and 2.0 of the standard.

Includes the topic of the S3000L data model.

Course structure

1. 1. Introduction to the ASD standards and the role of the S3000L
   2. The LSA business process
   3. Configuration Management in LSA
   4. Influence on Design
   5. Analysis of the different LSA activities presented in the standard, with particular focus on the Maintenance Task Analysis and interactions with other ASD standards.
   6. Differences between issue 1.1 and Issue 2.0
   7. Issue 1.1 and Issue 2.0 data models

Duration

3 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course aims at making the trainees able to perform data entry on an LSAR database, with an hands on approach based on practical examples and activities. The course is based on the Mil-std-1388-2B and S3000L standards.

Course structure

1. 1. Introduction to Mil-Std-1388-2B and S3000L standards
   2. Mil-Std-1388-2B data model
   3. S3000L data model
   4. Practical activities on Mil-Std-1388-2B compliant databases
   5. Practical activities on S3000L compliant databases

Duration

3 days

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

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This course aims to make familiar the use of the S1000D and the compilation of the data modules in xml with an hands on approach based on practical examples and activities.

The course starts from the acquisition of the technical publication development process and the use of technology to support the process and aims to acquire the advantages of structured documentation based on S1000D, to know the general requisites of S1000D and their application in data modules.

It is possible to add one day focused on the editing of data modules and on the use of an S1000D Document Management System (TPS by SeTeL).

Course structure

1. 1. Structured documentation and S1000D Specification
   2. Technical Publication Development Process
   3. S1000D Technical Publication
   4. S1000D data modules
   5. Different schema of data modules
   6. Publication Module
   7. Editing a data module with an xml editor (optional)
   8. The role of technology in the Technical Publication Development Process (TPS by SeTeL) (optional)

Duration

2 days theoretical or 3 days theoretical/practical

Language

Italian or English

Documentation

English

Location

Courses are held at Se.Te.L.’s offices in Rome at Via Casamari 4.

Registration deadline

We need your registration at least three weeks in advance.

Cancellations

• Cancellations 4 weeks or more in advance – full refund.
• Cancellations 2-4 weeks in advance – 50% refund.
• Cancellations less than 2 weeks in advance, or failure to attend – no refund.

Questions

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