Introduction to EAGLE (5 days): This course introduces students to the Enhanced Automated Graphical Logistics Environment (EAGLE) and the Responsible Support Engineer concept. All of EAGLE's major "disciplines," or modules, are covered, as well as real-world lessons learned about LSA and EAGLE processing/techniques. A workbook is included.
Prerequisites: Working knowledge of MIL-STD-1388-2B logistics specifications is required. Familiarity with relational databases is recommended.

Introduction to EAGLE (2 days): This is a fast-paced introductory course designed for students unable to attend the 5-day Introduction to EAGLE course. It covers the same basic topics as the 5-day course, and introduces students to selected EAGLE "disciplines," or modules. A workbook is included.
Prerequisites: Working knowledge of MIL-STD-1388-2B logistics specifications is required. Familiarity with EAGLE or earlier versions of EAGLE is recommended.

Advanced EAGLE (3 days): This course introduces students to advanced EAGLE features, including the following topics:
• EAGLE database design and structure
• Tailoring the EAGLE database and application
• Advanced Ad Hoc queries
• Advanced technical manual features
Prerequisites: Completion of the Introduction to EAGLE course (2-day or 5-day), or six months practical experience using EAGLE.

AIMSS's interactive electronic technical manual (IETM) database development training course provides the knowledge and skills necessary to create or convert paper documentation into Class 4 IETMs. This course shows you how to maintain an IETM database in the most cost-effective, efficient manner. The basic 24-hour course comprises half lecture and half laboratory exercises, and can be taught at your facility and tailored to meet your needs.

The course covers: Introduction to IETM database design Breaking down and chunking techniques Military performance specifications (MIL-PRF-87268, MIL-PRF-87269) Storyboarding Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) and its relation to IETMs Authoring approaches Gathering source material, text, and graphics Database testing

The course is designed for experienced AIMSS users. Students must have completed the standard AIMSS training course. For classes taught at your facility, our instructor will need a classroom with tables, chairs, a whiteboard with markers, and an overhead projector

ASENT Training: Training is available on a wide range of subjects including Reliability Predictions, Modeling, FMECA, Maintainability, and Testability, RCM, and LSAR data exchange. Classes may be arranged for up to 10 students per class and held at the user's site. These classes are tailorable to meet users' specific needs. Classes are also available at our site in Dallas, Texas.

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