Two-day classroom introduction in Munich to the ASD S1000D specification for technical documentation: data modules and coding, the common source database, exchange processes, publication types and business rules.
Gives an overview of the structure and content of ASD S1000D, the international specification for procuring, creating, distributing and maintaining technical documentation, based on Issue 4.2 with the main differences in Issues 1.9 to 4.1, 5 and 6. Topics are the background of AECMA and ASD, general guidelines (writing and illustration rules, amendment service, security classification, quality assurance), the standard numbering system, data modules and their codes, information types and illustration coding, typical structures within data modules (procedural steps, warnings, references, tables, figures, cross-references, applicability and hotspots), the common source database, exchange processes, publication types and output formats, and business rules with the BREX data module.
Taught in German as a classroom course in Munich. Bertrandt recommends taking it as a block with its practical day for technical writers.
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Three-day course in analyzing trade-offs between cost, performance and availability to support decisions across a system's lifecycle.
Four-day hands-on course on AR&M within systems engineering: failure causes, R&M management and engineering techniques, allocation, prediction, modeling and reliability growth.
How configuration management supports each stage of the product lifecycle, from product data and variants to changes and baselines.
Presented by: Dr Kevin Howard