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COURSE TITLE: DEFENSE HAZARDOUS WASTE (REFRESHER) COURSE NUMBER: 9E-F51/322-F35 (MT) School Code: 907 (Previously ALMC-DM) MODES AND DURATION: Resident—8 Hours Onsite—8 Hours RECOMMENDED CREDIT: None POC: DSN 539-4806 (804) 765-4806 leeedhwc@conus.army.mil PREREQUISITES: Nominees must have completed the Defense Hazardous Materials/ Waste Handling Course and should be military or civilian personnel who work directly with hazardous waste or are first line supervisors/foremen of those who do work with hazardous waste. COURSE SCOPE: The curriculum includes a general review of hazardous waste regulations as they relate to handlers' jobs, identification and labeling requirements, health hazards, storage compatibility, spill response, and hazardous waste classification. The course is intended to satisfy the requirement of yearly RCRA (40 CFR 260-265) update training for hazardous waste handlers. SPECIAL INFORMATION: None COURSE TITLE: DEFENSE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT COURSE NUMBER: 8B-F11 School Code: 907 MODES AND DURATION: Resident—2 Weeks 0.0 Days Onsite—2 Weeks 0.0 Days RECOMMENDED CREDIT: ACE—3 semester hours undergraduate See www.militaryguides.acenet.edu POC: DSN 539-4804 (804) 765-4804 leeedimc@conus.army.mil 27
PREREQUISITES: All student nominees (military and civilian) should be in an inventory management position. Military personnel should be limited to officers, warrant officers, and Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) with positions in, or assignments to, national-level inventory management. The course is directed toward the 03/05 and GS-07 to GS-11 levels. Interns shall be GS-07, unless accepted based on a written waiver explaining how the individual's experience, ability, and education warrant exception to this prerequisite. One year of on-the-job experience in inventory management is also required (waived for interns). Knowledge of math through basic algebra is necessary to successfully complete this course. International students should be in the grade of senior CPT through LTC or the civilian equivalent. In addition, each student must bring to class a hand calculator with square root capability. COURSE SCOPE: The curriculum concentrates on DOD strategic materiel management concepts. The subjects covered range through the entire life cycle of materiel from the entry of new items into the DoD system to the disposal of excess materiel. Emphasis is placed on requirements planning and decision making. The management practices cover use of such tools as financial control, standardization, modernization, economic inventory principles, and computer forecasting. Forecasting techniques cover double and single exponential smoothing, 12- and 24-month moving average, and linear regression. These techniques provide students with an understanding of modern forecasting techniques used in the Department of Defense (DoD). Mathematics, scientific techniques, and logistical terminology are presented to the degree required to provide a common basis for understanding requirements computation and inventory management. The application of automation through the Automated Requirements Determination Program (ARD-P) focuses management skills and practices, problem solving, and decision making techniques to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of item managers. SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is recommended for career advancement in CP 13 and CP 17 career fields. COURSE TITLE: DEF REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING SYSTEM: AN INTRODUCTION COURSE NUMBER: 44-80 School Code: 907 MODES AND DURATION: Correspondence�20 hours RECOMMENDED CREDIT: None POC: DSN 539-4315 (804) 765-4315 leeedemil@conus.army.mil PREREQUISITES: None. COURSE SCOPE: This self-paced correspondence course provides an overview of the Defense Materiel Disposition Program. Emphasis is on organization, mission and functions of this logistics discipline. The <strong>Army</strong> Institute for Professional Development administers this correspondence course for CPCE. 28
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Page 23 and 24: PREREQUISITES: Restricted to active
Page 25 and 26: Complete SAP functionality, CBD ann
Page 27 and 28: should be an officer, warrant offic
Page 29 and 30: SPECIAL INFORMATION: This course is
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ARMY LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY COURSE CA
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COURSE TITLE: ARMAMENT REPAIRER ALC
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COURSE TITLE: ARMAMENT REPAIRER ALC
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POC: DSN 539-8932/8910 (804) 765-89
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graduation requirement. NOTE: If th
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COURSE TITLE: ARTILLERY MECHANIC AL
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COURSE TITLE: ARTILLERY MECHANIC AL
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of the initial APFT, if the student
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COURSE TITLE: BRADLEY FIGHTING VEHI
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(1) The School Commandant at the Ar
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trainee in the vehicle, or (b( The
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COURSE SCOPE: Phase 2 consists of s
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chapter 3. All except SSGs must hav
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COURSE TITLE: MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERA
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Learning Management System (CRC LMS
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possess the following qualification
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Class III supply point operations;
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COURSE TITLE: QUARTERMASTER/CHEMICA
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PREREQUISITES: Active Army or Reser
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COURSE TITLE: TRACKED VEHICLE MECHA
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POC: DSN 539-8932/8910 (804) 765-89
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COURSE TITLE: TRANSPORTATION MANAGE
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COURSE TITLE: UNIT SUPPLY SPECIALIS
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COURSE SCOPE: This phase consists o
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SAFETY: Accidents are an unacceptab
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PREREQUISITES: Active Army or Reser
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ENVIRONMENTAL: AR 200-1 delineates
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--Select "Distributed Learning (dL)
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ARMY LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY COURSE CA
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PREREQUISITES: Students enrolled in
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COURSE SCOPE: The ALU Facilitators
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(This course is currently not in AT
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COURSE TITLE: AIRDROP SYSTEMS TECHN
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Instead, Soldiers will continue to
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All WOAC students will be responsib
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SPECIAL INFORMATION: Students must
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COURSE TITLE: AMMUNITION TECHNICIAN
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Officer resident courses. There is
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COURSE TITLE: AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANC
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553). Enrollment for Phase 1 and 3
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COURSE SCOPE: This is Phase 1 of a
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systems in the areas of Test Measur
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PREREQUISITES: Student must be Acti
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POC: DSN 539-1923 (804) 765-1923 PR
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COURSE TITLE: ORDNANCE OFFICER (USM
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SPECIAL INFORMATION: Students will
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COURSE SCOPE: This course provides
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COURSE TITLE: SENIOR AUTOMOTIVE MAI
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SPECIAL INFORMATION: Students will
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PREREQUISITES: Reserve Component Wa
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CORRESPONDENCE COURSES NATURE AND P
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THE DEMONSTRATED LOGISTICIAN DESIGN
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PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT PR
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SUBJECT: Application for Enrollment
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RESERVE COMPONENT PROGRAMS The US A
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ARMY ACQUISITION BASIC/ACQ LOG & TE
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COMBINED LOGISTICS CAPTAINS CAREER,
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FOOD SERVICE WARRANT OFFICER ADVANC
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MOTOR TRANSPORT OPERATOR SLC, 811-8
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RESERVE COMPONENT THEATER SUSTAINME
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UTILITIES EQUIPMENT REPAIRER ADVANC
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Appendix C DEFENSE ACQUISITION UNIV
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Appendix D THEATER LOGISTICS PLANNE
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Appendix F DISTRIBUTED LEARNING COU
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Appendix G REQUEST FOR TRANSCRIPT 1
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