- This service-tailorable “DevSecOps for the DoD: Fundamentals” workshop provides an overview of how DevSecOps assists DoD organizations transition from existing policies, processes and procedures into more efficient, effective and automated processes using secure, reliable, and rapid software development, delivery, and deployment. It facilitates introductions to DoD DSO frameworks such as DoD …Type:Courses
- This course brings together software engineers and cyber security professionals to provide students with an understanding of the capabilities required to secure software developed using a DevSecOps (DSO) methodology; and the cultural transition that must take place to successfully enable the continuous evaluation of security for DoD programs. The greatest impediment to DoD’s transition to DSO is …Type:Courses
- The DoD continues to strive to improve the quality and value of the capability delivered to the warfighter. The Cloud Services Workshop is designed to support Cross-Functional, In-tact Teams who are looking for assistance and guidance with understanding and developing operational plans for migration to a secure cloud environment. This workshop provides guidance to assist with identification of …Type:Courses
- This senior-level workshop provides an overview of how Agile, Cloud, and DevSecOps assists DoD organizations transitioning from traditional processes to agile-DevSecOps processes. DoD policies, processes and procedures are changing into a more efficient, effective and automated process using secure, reliable, and rapid software development, delivery, and deployment utilizing the Software …Type:Courses
- Workshop participants will learn and practice essential activities of the Agile Product Owner, such as: Writing User Stories Prioritizing a Product Backlog Working within the Agile cross-functional team Stakeholder Engagement This workshop assumes the participants have a foundational knowledge of Agile principles and practices applied in a DoD acquisition context as presented in DAU's ACQ 1700 …Type:Courses
- Reviews the monetary concepts of commitment, obligation, expenditure, and outlay. Discusses the preparation of obligation and expenditure plans, variance reports, and reclaims to budget adjustments proposed by higher headquarters. … None … Reviews the monetary concepts of commitment, obligation, expenditure, and outlay. Discusses the preparation of obligation and expenditure plans, variance …Type:Courses
- Explores how funds are programmed, budgeted, enacted, and executed to enable a successful acquisition program. … N/A … Explores how funds are programmed, budgeted, enacted, and executed to enable a successful acquisition program. … DOD Budget “Primer” … WSB …Type:Courses
- This workshop covers the foundational elements of any decision analysis process which are variously referred to as Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA), Business Case Analysis (BCA), Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), Economic Analysis (EA) and several other terms. Participants quickly explore the theory, but spend most of the time analyzing real world examples. The course culminates in a day-long case where…Type:Courses
- A Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) and its close companions of Business Case Analysis (BCA) and Economic Analysis (EA) are structured methods of quickly and concisely showing the costs and benefits of making a change with an emphasis on the quantifiable impact of making that decision. This fast paced course is designed for executives and other reviewers of CBA submittals to give them an overview and …Type:Courses
- “50 Questions” walks newish budget analysts through many of the questions a great budget analyst should be able to answer about his/her accounts and programs ... questions with words like apportioned, balance, BTR, reconciliation, earned value, closeout, audit support, expired, lifecycle, expenditure rates, DCMA-approved rates, FM&C's policy. “50 More Questions” digs a little deeper and…Type:Courses
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