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RECOMMENDED CREDIT:<br />

ACE:<br />

ALMC-SA- 3 semester hours graduate<br />

ALMC-SB-15 semester hours graduate<br />

(See www.militaryguides.acenet.edu)<br />

Florida Tech:<br />

ALMC-SA-3- semester hours graduate<br />

ALMC-SB- 9 semester hours graduate<br />

FA: 49 ORSA (Officers)<br />

SI: 4B ORSA (Officers)<br />

POC:<br />

DSN 539-4252<br />

(804) 765-4252<br />

leeeorsamac@conus.army.mil<br />

PREREQUISITES:<br />

Nominees should have completed an undergraduate degree in engineering, mathematics, the<br />

physical sciences, or an ORSA related field and have completed ORSA MAC Phase I by<br />

examination. This course provides specialty training to: (1) commissioned <strong>Army</strong> officers in the<br />

grades of Captain or Major who have been designated to receive the OPMS Functional Area<br />

specialty 49 (Operations Research Analysis) and who have not been to graduate school in some<br />

ORSA related field; (2) commissioned <strong>Army</strong> officers in the grades of Captain or Major who have<br />

been designated to receive the OPMS Additional Skill Identifier 4B (Operations Research<br />

Systems Analysis); and (3) Department of the <strong>Army</strong> civilians GS-1515 job series (Operations<br />

Research Analysis) in grades GS-07 through GS-12. Attendance at ORSA MAC should occur<br />

prior to the student's initial utilization tour or as soon as possible after the utilization tour begins.<br />

Applications outside these fields or grades will be considered on a space available basis.<br />

COURSE SCOPE:<br />

Course content and instructional techniques are designed to provide participants with a<br />

knowledge and understanding of military applications of ORSA methodologies in a "system of<br />

systems" environment. A significant portion of the instruction will be from graduate level<br />

Operations Research Systems Analysis text. The classroom presentations will emphasize<br />

principles, demonstrate techniques of analysis, and illustrate typical applications of the analytical<br />

techniques. Each area of instruction is accompanied by practical exercises which are expected<br />

to be worked in the group problem solving sessions as well as outside of the scheduled class<br />

time. These exercises, examinations given during class, and case studies are graded to<br />

determine the student's comprehension and mastery of the material. A capstone ORSA study is<br />

conducted to provide experience with analyzing a "system of systems" as it relates to force<br />

structure analysis, campaign analysis, or weapon systems analysis under the <strong>Army</strong> Study<br />

Program.<br />

Interservice Training Review Organization (ITRO) Resource Requirements Analysis (RRA), for<br />

ALMC-SB (SA), ORSA Military Applications PH 2 (1) has been approved by HQDA as of 27 Mar<br />

07 in support of consolidation of USA and USAF training.<br />

SPECIAL INFORMATION: None<br />

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