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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JULY 20,1995 PSA#1392ADVANCED PROGRAM MANAGEMENT COURSE (APMC) 95-2 DEFENSE SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT COLLEGE (DSMC), FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA, SEPTEMBER 6, 1995 -
DECEMBER 8, 1995 Openings are currently available for Industry Student
attendance to the 14 week Advanced Program Management Course (APMC) at
the Defense Systems Management College on a tuition free basis. This
notice is for potential students currently employed in non-government
firms only. APMC provides a comprehensive examination of the integrated
processes used in defense systems acquisition management for selected
mid-career military officers and civilians assigned to a defense
systems acquisition management career field. Enrollment is targeted at
promising candidates for senior positions in program management later
in their careers and who now hold, or are selected to hold,
intermediate management positions in programs offices, functional
offices supporting program offices, or higher echelon offices
supervising program management. The curricula give students an
opportunity to develop a broad knowledge and understanding of defense
systems acquisition management through: (1) education in functional
areas necessary for effective operation of a program office; (2)
management simulation exercises involving principal events and
considerations encountered throughout the life cycle of a defense
systems acquisition program; (3) case studies featuring lessons learned
from real-life programs; (4) interaction with current program managers;
and (5) analyses of current Office of the Secretary of Defense and
Service policies and strategies in defense systems acquisition
management, augmented by presentations from senior officials. Previous
attendees have described the program as the DoD/MBA program. The PMC
provides broad knowledge and acquisition management perspective.
Students develop process skills and competencies for effective program
management in parallel with improving their acquisition knowledge.
Experienced faculty, guest lecturers, and fellow students probe ``best
practices'', while covering pitfalls and challenges of lessons
learned. Interested industry candidates please contact the Industry
Chair, Mr. George Krikorian, at (703)805-2828. Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0863 19950719\SP-0002.MSC)
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