**Federal Aviation Administration**

#### **Computer-Based Instruction**

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##### Courseware Catalog Series 20 -- May 2005

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####### FAA CBI Help Desk 405-954-4568

> **Air Traffic CBI Help Desk 405-954-4000**
>
> **Airway Facilities CBI Help Desk 405-954-3494**
>
> **Flight Standards CBI Help Desk 405-954-6790**

Management and General [1](#management-and-general)

01000 CANCELED - Orientation to the FAA
[1](#canceled---orientation-to-the-faa)

01001 Emergency Readiness for the 21st Century
[1](#emergency-readiness-for-the-21st-century)

01002 CANCELED - Building A Model Work Environment
[1](#canceled---building-a-model-work-environment)

01003 CANCELED - DLS - Labor Statues, Laws, and Contracts
[1](#canceled---dls---labor-statues-laws-and-contracts)

01004 CANCELED - DLS - Management Rights and Responsibilities
[1](#canceled---dls---management-rights-and-responsibilities)

01005 CANCELED - DLS - Grievances and Unfair Labor Practices
[1](#canceled---dls---grievances-and-unfair-labor-practices)

01006 CANCELED - DLS - Participative Management
[1](#canceled---dls---participative-management)

01007 CANCELED - DLS - Supervisory Notes
[1](#canceled---dls---supervisory-notes)

01008 CANCELED - DLS - Using EAP Resources
[1](#canceled---dls---using-eap-resources)

01009 CANCELED - DLS - Leave Administration
[1](#canceled---dls---leave-administration)

01010 CANCELED - DLS - Stress and Trauma Management
[1](#canceled---dls---stress-and-trauma-management)

01011 CANCELED - DLS - Interpersonal Skills
[2](#canceled---dls---interpersonal-skills)

01012 CANCELED - DLS - Organization of Work
[2](#canceled---dls---organization-of-work)

01015 CANCELED - DLS - Reasonable Suspicion Training
[2](#canceled---dls---reasonable-suspicion-training)

01016 CANCELED - DLS - Union & Employee Rights & Responsibilities
[2](#canceled---dls---union-employee-rights-responsibilities)

01017 CANCELED - DLS - The Collective Bargaining Process
[2](#canceled---dls---the-collective-bargaining-process)

01018 CANCELED - DLS - MOUs, Facility Directives and Past Practices
[2](#canceled---dls---mous-facility-directives-and-past-practices)

01019 CANCELED - DLS - Conduct and Discipline
[2](#canceled---dls---conduct-and-discipline)

01021 CANCELED - DLS - Career Development
[2](#canceled---dls---career-development)

01022 CANCELED - DLS - Change Management
[2](#canceled---dls---change-management)

01023 CANCELED - DLS - Skills for the Interviewer
[2](#canceled---dls---skills-for-the-interviewer)

05606 Integrated Payroll and Personnel System (IPPS)
[2](#integrated-payroll-and-personnel-system-ipps)

05607 Discovering the Internet [3](#discovering-the-internet)

12605 Safety Review for Supervisors [3](#safety-review-for-supervisors)

12610 Environmental Due Diligence Audit (EDDA) for Practitioners
[3](#environmental-due-diligence-audit-edda-for-practitioners)

12626 Environmental Due Diligence Audit (EDDA) for Managers
[3](#environmental-due-diligence-audit-edda-for-managers)

12700 General Safety Health and Environmental Awareness
[4](#general-safety-health-and-environmental-awareness)

12701 National Airspace System [4](#national-airspace-system)

12709 FAA Technical On-Site Representatives (TOR)
[4](#faa-technical-on-site-representatives-tor)

12723 Airport Ground Vehicle Operations
[4](#airport-ground-vehicle-operations)

12750 Introduction to ATS Cost Accounting
[5](#introduction-to-ats-cost-accounting)

Flight Standards [6](#flight-standards)

25011 CANCELED - Eddy Current Inspections
[6](#canceled---eddy-current-inspections)

25012 Autopilot Servos and Approach Coupling Systems
[6](#autopilot-servos-and-approach-coupling-systems)

25013 Aircraft Electronic Communication and Navigation Systems
[6](#aircraft-electronic-communication-and-navigation-systems)

25014 CANCELED - Ultrasonic Inspections
[7](#canceled---ultrasonic-inspections)

25015 Aircraft Instrument Systems [7](#aircraft-instrument-systems)

25017 Introduction to Compliance and Enforcement Procedures (Flt. Stds.)
[7](#introduction-to-compliance-and-enforcement-procedures-flt.-stds.)

25019 Managing Voluntary Disclosure [8](#managing-voluntary-disclosure)

25020 Aircraft Speed and Configuration Warning and Antiskid Systems
[8](#aircraft-speed-and-configuration-warning-and-antiskid-systems)

25024 Electronic Instruments System-Honeywell
[8](#electronic-instruments-system-honeywell)

25028 Replaced by Course 27012 [8](#replaced-by-course-27012)

25029 FAR 129 Inspections of Foreign Operated Aircraft
[9](#far-129-inspections-of-foreign-operated-aircraft)

25030 Replaced by Course 27030 [9](#replaced-by-course-27030)

25031 Phase II, Basic Tasks for New Airworthiness Inspectors
[9](#phase-ii-basic-tasks-for-new-airworthiness-inspectors)

25032 Phase III, Surveillance/Insp. Tasks for New Airworthiness
Inspectors
[9](#phase-iii-surveillanceinsp.-tasks-for-new-airworthiness-inspectors)

25033 Phase IV, Certification Tasks for New Airworthiness Inspectors
[10](#phase-iv-certification-tasks-for-new-airworthiness-inspectors)

25034 CANCELED - FAR Part 119 [10](#canceled---far-part-119)

27000 CANCELED - Nondestructive Inspection for Aviation Safety
Inspectors
[10](#canceled---nondestructive-inspection-for-aviation-safety-inspectors)

27005 FSDO Aviation Safety Assistant
[10](#fsdo-aviation-safety-assistant)

27010 CANCELED - Parts 125/135Ground Deicing/Anti-Icing Operations
[10](#canceled---parts-125135ground-deicinganti-icing-operations)

27011 CANCELED - Part 121Ground Deicing/Anti-Icing Operations
[10](#canceled---part-121ground-deicinganti-icing-operations)

27012 IFO Part 145 Certification under a BASA/MIP
[10](#ifo-part-145-certification-under-a-basamip)

27013 Cargo Inspection and Surveillance
[11](#cargo-inspection-and-surveillance)

27015 Suspected Unapproved Parts Recurrent
[11](#suspected-unapproved-parts-recurrent)

27016 Global Positioning System (GPS) Overview
[11](#global-positioning-system-gps-overview)

27017 Labor Distribution Reporting (LDR)
[12](#labor-distribution-reporting-ldr)

27018 LDR for Timekeepers [12](#ldr-for-timekeepers)

27030 Role and Tools for the Airworthiness ASI
[12](#role-and-tools-for-the-airworthiness-asi)

Airway Facilities [13](#airway-facilities)

41705 ODAPS for NAS/NOMs and Technicians
[13](#odaps-for-nasnoms-and-technicians)

41706 ODAPS for Computer Operators [13](#odaps-for-computer-operators)

47001 CANCELED - Troubleshooting Techniques
[13](#canceled---troubleshooting-techniques)

47005 CANCELED - National Airspace System
[13](#canceled---national-airspace-system)

47008 Second Generation VORTAC System Overview
[14](#second-generation-vortac-system-overview)

47011 Solid State Radar Beacon Decoder (SSRBD)
[14](#solid-state-radar-beacon-decoder-ssrbd)

47012 Introduction to Telecommunications
[14](#introduction-to-telecommunications)

47014 Digital Voice Recording System (DVRS)
[14](#digital-voice-recording-system-dvrs)

47015 VTABS Database Operator [15](#vtabs-database-operator)

47016 VTABS Master Instructor/Supervisor System Overview
[15](#vtabs-master-instructorsupervisor-system-overview)

47018 Recovery Communications System (RCOM) Operator
[15](#recovery-communications-system-rcom-operator)

47019 Recovery Communications System (RCOM) Maintenance
[16](#recovery-communications-system-rcom-maintenance)

47020 NEXCOM Multimode Digital Radio (Analog)
[16](#nexcom-multimode-digital-radio-analog)

47021 Centralized Maintenance System (Cms) for RCE
[16](#centralized-maintenance-system-cms-for-rce)

47022 VCSU System Overview Delta [17](#vcsu-system-overview-delta)

47023 CM-300 UHF Series Radio System
[17](#cm-300-uhf-series-radio-system)

47107 Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI)
[17](#precision-approach-path-indicator-papi)

47109 Remote Radio Control System (RRCS)
[17](#remote-radio-control-system-rrcs)

47110 ERMS for MCC Specialists [18](#erms-for-mcc-specialists)

47111 ERMS for Technicians [18](#erms-for-technicians)

47112 ARTCC Critical Essential Power Systems (ACEPS)
[18](#artcc-critical-essential-power-systems-aceps)

47202 ARMS for ILS FA-10166 [19](#arms-for-ils-fa-10166)

47203 ARTS Operations for MCC Specialists
[19](#arts-operations-for-mcc-specialists)

47204 CANCELED - VORTAC / DME Operations for MCC Specialists
[19](#canceled---vortac-dme-operations-for-mcc-specialists)

47205 CANCELED - ILS Operations for AF Control CTR Specialists
[19](#canceled---ils-operations-for-af-control-ctr-specialists)

47206 Communications Operations for MCC Specialists
[19](#communications-operations-for-mcc-specialists)

47207 Radar Operations for MCC Specialists
[20](#radar-operations-for-mcc-specialists)

47208 Lighting Aids/Environmental Systems for MCC Specialists
[20](#lighting-aidsenvironmental-systems-for-mcc-specialists)

47210 ILS Procedures [20](#ils-procedures)

47211 ARSR-4 Operations for AFCC Specialists
[21](#arsr-4-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47212 ILS Operations for AFCC Specialists
[21](#ils-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47213 VORTAC Operations for AFCC Specialists
[21](#vortac-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47302 RRWDS Digitizer [22](#rrwds-digitizer)

47304 RRWDS Processor/Display [22](#rrwds-processordisplay)

47305 CANCELED - Weather Radar Exam for MCC Specialists
[22](#canceled---weather-radar-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47306 CANCELED - Radar Equip. (ASR-4/5/6/7/8/9 & ASDE-3) Exam for MCC
[22](#canceled---radar-equip.-asr-456789-asde-3-exam-for-mcc)

47307 ARSR-3 Exam for MCC Specialists
[22](#arsr-3-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47308 Mode-S Exam for MCC Specialists
[23](#mode-s-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47309 Beacon Equipment (ATCBI-3/4/5) Exam for MCC
[23](#beacon-equipment-atcbi-345-exam-for-mcc)

47310 CANCELED - ARSR-4 Exam for MCC Specialists
[23](#canceled---arsr-4-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47311 CANCELED - ARSR 1/2 Exam for MCC Specialists
[23](#canceled---arsr-12-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47312 CANCELED - FPS Radar Exam for MCC Specialists
[23](#canceled---fps-radar-exam-for-mcc-specialists)

47313 Beacon Only Site RMMS (BOS RMMS)
[23](#beacon-only-site-rmms-bos-rmms)

47314 BERMS Hardware [24](#berms-hardware)

47315 STARS Technical On-Site Representatives (TOR)
[24](#stars-technical-on-site-representatives-tor)

47317 TAIU-S AF Maintenance Training
[24](#taiu-s-af-maintenance-training)

47401 Tower Data Link Services (TDLS)
[25](#tower-data-link-services-tdls)

47406 CODEX/Motorola 9800 NMS [25](#codexmotorola-9800-nms)

47407 Type I/II Statistical Multiplexer Maintenance
[25](#type-iii-statistical-multiplexer-maintenance)

47408 Type III Statistical Multiplexer Maintenance
[26](#type-iii-statistical-multiplexer-maintenance-1)

47410 HID/NAS/LAN E-Com Monitor [26](#hidnaslan-e-com-monitor)

47411 Data Telecommunications for ARTCCs
[26](#data-telecommunications-for-artccs)

47412 Data Telecommunications for Remote Sites
[26](#data-telecommunications-for-remote-sites)

47413 Data Telecommunications for Long Range Radar
[27](#data-telecommunications-for-long-range-radar)

47414 Data Telecommunications for Large Remote Sites
[27](#data-telecommunications-for-large-remote-sites)

47415 Traffic Flow Management Infrastructure (TFMI)
[27](#traffic-flow-management-infrastructure-tfmi)

47418 HOCSR System Architecture for Computer Operators
[28](#hocsr-system-architecture-for-computer-operators)

47419 HOCSR System Architecture for Hardware Technicians
[28](#hocsr-system-architecture-for-hardware-technicians)

47420 HOCSR System Architecture for System Specialists
[28](#hocsr-system-architecture-for-system-specialists)

47421 HOCSR System Architecture for NAS/NOM
[29](#hocsr-system-architecture-for-nasnom)

47422 Teledyne RVR for MCC Specialists
[29](#teledyne-rvr-for-mcc-specialists)

47423 Oceanic S/390 Architecture for Software Specialists
[29](#oceanic-s390-architecture-for-software-specialists)

47424 Oceanic S/390 Architecture for System Operations
[30](#oceanic-s390-architecture-for-system-operations)

47425 CTAS Remote Site Maintenance [30](#ctas-remote-site-maintenance)

47426 Teledyne RVR Remote Operations for AF Specialists
[30](#teledyne-rvr-remote-operations-for-af-specialists)

47427 CANCELED - CTAS Monitor and Control
[30](#canceled---ctas-monitor-and-control)

47428 CANCELED - CTAS Maintenance [30](#canceled---ctas-maintenance)

47429 Weather Radar Systems Operations for AFCC Specialists
[31](#weather-radar-systems-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47430 Term Serveillance RDR Sys OPS for AFCC Specialists
[31](#term-serveillance-rdr-sys-ops-for-afcc-specialists)

47432 NIMS Event Management System for NAS
[31](#nims-event-management-system-for-nas)

47434 ARSR 1/2 Operations for AFCC Specialists
[32](#arsr-12-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47435 FPS Operations for AFCC Specialists
[32](#fps-operations-for-afcc-specialists)

47437 URET System Management [32](#uret-system-management)

47438 ECG Overview [33](#ecg-overview)

47440 EBUS Overview [33](#ebus-overview)

47504 Communications Equipment [33](#communications-equipment)

47506 Radio Control Equipment (RCE) Hardware Maintenance
[34](#radio-control-equipment-rce-hardware-maintenance)

47507 Small Tower Voice Switch (STVS)
[34](#small-tower-voice-switch-stvs)

47606 Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI)
[34](#visual-approach-slope-indicator-vasi)

47608 Engine Generator Power Systems
[35](#engine-generator-power-systems)

47610 Power Distribution Systems [35](#power-distribution-systems)

47701 Second Generation VORTAC [35](#second-generation-vortac)

47706 ATC Beacon Indicator (ATCBI-5) Trans/Receiver Site
[36](#atc-beacon-indicator-atcbi-5-transreceiver-site)

47708 Capture Effect Glideslope (CEGS)
[36](#capture-effect-glideslope-cegs)

47709 End Fire Glide Slope Antenna System
[36](#end-fire-glide-slope-antenna-system)

47710 CANCELED - Mark 20 Instrument Landing System (ILS)
[36](#canceled---mark-20-instrument-landing-system-ils)

47711 Low-Level Windshear Alert Sys (FA-10239)
[37](#low-level-windshear-alert-sys-fa-10239)

47713 Low Level Windshear Alert Sys. (LLWAS/FA-10240)
[37](#low-level-windshear-alert-sys.-llwasfa-10240)

47714 DME Model 1118 with ERMM [37](#dme-model-1118-with-ermm)

47716 Wilcox Mark 1F ILS [38](#wilcox-mark-1f-ils)

47717 Mark 20/20A Instrument Landing System (ILS)
[38](#mark-2020a-instrument-landing-system-ils)

Air Traffic [39](#air-traffic)

55084 Tower Data Link Services (TDLS)
[39](#tower-data-link-services-tdls-1)

55090 AMASS ATCS & SATCS/CIC Training
[39](#amass-atcs-satcscic-training)

55504 Enroute Radar Qualification Examination
[39](#enroute-radar-qualification-examination)

57001E OP SUP - Accidents and Other Unusual Situations (Enroute)
[40](#e-op-sup---accidents-and-other-unusual-situations-enroute)

57001F OP SUP - Accidents and Other Unusual Situations (FSS)
[40](#f-op-sup---accidents-and-other-unusual-situations-fss)

57001T OP SUP - Accidents and other unusual situations (Tower)
[40](#t-op-sup---accidents-and-other-unusual-situations-tower)

57002 NOTAMS [40](#notams)

57003 In-Flight Icing [41](#in-flight-icing)

57004 Military Operations: Aerial Refueling
[41](#military-operations-aerial-refueling)

57005 ASOS [41](#asos)

57006A ATC Communication (Approach) [41](#a-atc-communication-approach)

57006E ATC Communication (Enroute) [41](#e-atc-communication-enroute)

57006F ATC Communication (FSS) [42](#f-atc-communication-fss)

57006T ATC Communication (Tower) [42](#t-atc-communication-tower)

57007 Terminal Radar Speed Adjustment
[42](#terminal-radar-speed-adjustment)

57009 METAR/TAF (Advanced) [42](#metartaf-advanced)

57012 Hijacked Aircraft [42](#hijacked-aircraft)

57013 Aircraft Bomb Threat [43](#aircraft-bomb-threat)

57014 RTF: Radar Vectoring [43](#rtf-radar-vectoring)

57015 Military Operations: Altitude Reservations (ALTRVs)
[43](#military-operations-altitude-reservations-altrvs)

57016 Instructional Testing [43](#instructional-testing)

57017 Military Operations: Special Use Airspace
[43](#military-operations-special-use-airspace)

57018 RTF: Primary and Secondary Radar
[44](#rtf-primary-and-secondary-radar)

57019 RTF: Radar Separation [44](#rtf-radar-separation)

57020 Altitude Assignment [44](#altitude-assignment)

57021 RTF: Radar Identification [44](#rtf-radar-identification)

57022 Military Operations: Military Training Routes
[45](#military-operations-military-training-routes)

57023 DARC [45](#darc)

57024 Low Level Wind Shear/Microburst Alerts
[45](#low-level-wind-shearmicroburst-alerts)

57025 Position And Hold [45](#position-and-hold)

57030 Wake Turbulence [46](#wake-turbulence)

57032 Emergencies [46](#emergencies)

57033 WSR-88D Radar image Interpretation
[46](#wsr-88d-radar-image-interpretation)

57034 Aircraft Performance and Characteristics
[46](#aircraft-performance-and-characteristics)

57035 Air Traffic Memory Guide [47](#air-traffic-memory-guide)

57036 VTABS Master Instructor/Supervisor System Overview
[47](#vtabs-master-instructorsupervisor-system-overview-1)

57037 VTABS Database Management [47](#vtabs-database-management)

57040 Basic Windows Training for Air Traffic
[48](#basic-windows-training-for-air-traffic)

57041 Special VFR [48](#special-vfr)

57043 Traffic Situation Display (TSD)
[48](#traffic-situation-display-tsd)

57045 Creating Quality CBT [48](#creating-quality-cbt)

57047 Digital Bright Radar Indicator Equipment (D-BRITE)
[49](#digital-bright-radar-indicator-equipment-d-brite)

57048 Weather Graphics Interpretations
[49](#weather-graphics-interpretations)

57049 Enroute Speed Adjustment [49](#enroute-speed-adjustment)

57050 Enroute Radar Vectoring [50](#enroute-radar-vectoring)

57051 Radar Services to VFR Aircraft
[50](#radar-services-to-vfr-aircraft)

57052 Situational Situational Awareness - Enroute and TRACON
[50](#situational-situational-awareness---enroute-and-tracon)

57053 ATC OER Communications - Enroute and TRACON
[51](#atc-oer-communications---enroute-and-tracon)

57054 Reducing Operational Errors - Enroute and TRACON
[51](#reducing-operational-errors---enroute-and-tracon)

57055 Flight Progress Strip Distribution
[51](#flight-progress-strip-distribution)

57056 Jet Route Structure [51](#jet-route-structure)

57057 Controller-In-Charge En Route [52](#controller-in-charge-en-route)

57058 Non Radar Separation [52](#non-radar-separation)

57059E Transfer of Control (Enroute)
[52](#e-transfer-of-control-enroute)

57059T Transfer of Control (Terminal)
[52](#t-transfer-of-control-terminal)

57060 Controller-In-Charge Terminal [53](#controller-in-charge-terminal)

57061 Preventing Runway Incursions [53](#preventing-runway-incursions)

57062 Situational Awareness - Tower [53](#situational-awareness---tower)

57063 Reducing Runway Incursions-Tower
[53](#reducing-runway-incursions-tower)

57064 Controller-In-Charge FSS [54](#controller-in-charge-fss)

57066 Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - ETVS (TED)
[54](#enhanced-terminal-voice-switch---etvs-ted)

57068 Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - ETVS (SCT)
[54](#enhanced-terminal-voice-switch---etvs-sct)

57069 Safety Alerts and Traffic Advisories
[54](#safety-alerts-and-traffic-advisories)

57070E Arrival and Approach (Enroute)
[55](#e-arrival-and-approach-enroute)

57070T Arrival and Approach (Terminal)
[55](#t-arrival-and-approach-terminal)

57071 DSR Computer Operational Equipment (Stage 2)
[55](#dsr-computer-operational-equipment-stage-2)

57072 Military Operations: Formation Flights
[55](#military-operations-formation-flights)

57073 Military Operations: Special Operations
[56](#military-operations-special-operations)

57074 ARTS IIIA [56](#arts-iiia)

57075 RDVS IIA TED Training [56](#rdvs-iia-ted-training)

57076 RDVS IIA System Administrator [56](#rdvs-iia-system-administrator)

57077 RDVS IIA Supervisor Training [57](#rdvs-iia-supervisor-training)

57078 ARTS IIE [57](#arts-iie)

57079 Composing HOST and DSR Messages (Stage 2)
[57](#composing-host-and-dsr-messages-stage-2)

57080 DSR Computer Field Format (Stage 2)
[58](#dsr-computer-field-format-stage-2)

57081E OJTI Refresher Training (Enroute)
[58](#e-ojti-refresher-training-enroute)

57081F OJTI Refresher Training (FSS)
[58](#f-ojti-refresher-training-fss)

57081T OJTI Refresher Training (Terminal)
[58](#t-ojti-refresher-training-terminal)

57082 Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)
[59](#traffic-alert-and-collision-avoidance-system-tcas)

57083 Visual Separation \-- En Route
[59](#visual-separation----en-route)

57084 Visual Separation \-- Terminal
[59](#visual-separation----terminal)

57085 Weather System Processor (WSP) [59](#weather-system-processor-wsp)

57086 Enhanced LLWAS [60](#enhanced-llwas)

57087 Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS)
[60](#integrated-terminal-weather-system-itws)

57088 STARS AT coach Exercise Setup and Pilot Training
[60](#stars-at-coach-exercise-setup-and-pilot-training)

57089 Automated Weather Sensors System (AWSS)
[61](#automated-weather-sensors-system-awss)

57090 Airport Lighting [61](#airport-lighting)

57091 Land and Hold Short Operations (LAHSO)
[61](#land-and-hold-short-operations-lahso)

57092 Runway Use and Related Information
[61](#runway-use-and-related-information)

57093 Runway Separation Minima [62](#runway-separation-minima)

57094 WARP NEXRAD on DSR [62](#warp-nexrad-on-dsr)

57095A Basic Aviation Weather - Structure of the Atmosphere
[62](#a-basic-aviation-weather---structure-of-the-atmosphere)

57095E Basic Aviation Weather -- Observed and Forecast Weather Messages
[62](#e-basic-aviation-weather-observed-and-forecast-weather-messages)

57096 ASR-11 Air Traffic Training [63](#asr-11-air-traffic-training)

57097 Wide Area Augmentation System [63](#wide-area-augmentation-system)

57098 Recognizing and Responding to Aircraft Emergencies
[63](#recognizing-and-responding-to-aircraft-emergencies)

57099C HOST 1.4 Flight Plan Data (Controller)
[64](#c-host-1.4-flight-plan-data-controller)

57099S HOST 1.4 Flight Plan Data (System Administrator)
[64](#s-host-1.4-flight-plan-data-system-administrator)

57100 ATCS VSCS [64](#atcs-vscs)

57101 SATCS VSCS [64](#satcs-vscs)

57102 DARC (EBUS) [65](#darc-ebus)

57110 GPS Air Traffic Satellite Navigation
[65](#gps-air-traffic-satellite-navigation)

57135 Labor Statues, Laws, and Contracts
[65](#labor-statues-laws-and-contracts)

57136 Management Rights and Responsibilities
[66](#management-rights-and-responsibilities)

57137 Union & Employee Rights and Responsibilities
[66](#union-employee-rights-and-responsibilities)

57138 Grievances and Unfair Labor Practices
[66](#grievances-and-unfair-labor-practices)

57139 The Bargaining Process [66](#the-bargaining-process)

57140 MOU\'s, Facility Directives, and Past Practices
[67](#mous-facility-directives-and-past-practices)

57141 Participative Management [67](#participative-management)

57142 Managing Issues in the Workplace
[67](#managing-issues-in-the-workplace)

57143 CANCELED - Equal EEO and the FAA Model Workplace
[67](#canceled---equal-eeo-and-the-faa-model-workplace)

57144 Supervisory Notes [67](#supervisory-notes)

57145 Using EAP Resources [68](#using-eap-resources)

57146 Safety & Health of the Work Unit
[68](#safety-health-of-the-work-unit)

57147 Interpersonal Skills [68](#interpersonal-skills)

57148 Performance Management and Awards
[68](#performance-management-and-awards)

57149 Technical Training Administrator
[69](#technical-training-administrator)

57150 Leave Administration [69](#leave-administration)

57151 Ethics and Employee Conduct On and Off the Job
[69](#ethics-and-employee-conduct-on-and-off-the-job)

57152 Stress and Trauma Management [69](#stress-and-trauma-management)

57153 Organization of Work [70](#organization-of-work)

57154 Career Development: An Organizational Perspective
[70](#career-development-an-organizational-perspective)

57203 Weather Satellite Data Interpretation
[70](#weather-satellite-data-interpretation)

57248 Windows Training for OASIS (WINGS & WIND)
[70](#windows-training-for-oasis-wings-wind)

57248P CANCELED - Windows Training for OASIS
[71](#p-canceled---windows-training-for-oasis)

57301 Severe Weather [71](#severe-weather)

57302 CANCELED - CRU-Support AO, 57302-S, 57302-TA, 57302-U
[71](#canceled---cru-support-ao-57302-s-57302-ta-57302-u)

57303 CANCELED - CRU-OPS [71](#canceled---cru-ops)

57400 STARS (TDW) FSL/ESL Air Traffic Training
[71](#stars-tdw-fslesl-air-traffic-training)

57402 STARS (TCW) FSL/ESL Air Traffic Operator\'s Training
[71](#stars-tcw-fslesl-air-traffic-operators-training)

57503 Terminal Radar Qualification Examination
[72](#terminal-radar-qualification-examination)

57511 Limited Aviation Weather Reporting Station (LAWRS)
[72](#limited-aviation-weather-reporting-station-lawrs)

57600 CANCELED - Staff-Quality Assurance
[72](#canceled---staff-quality-assurance)

57826 Recording Clearances and Control Information
[72](#recording-clearances-and-control-information)

57827 Radio and Interphone Communication
[72](#radio-and-interphone-communication)

57833 General Control and Board Management
[73](#general-control-and-board-management)

57834 IFR Clearances and Route Assignments
[73](#ifr-clearances-and-route-assignments)

57835 IFR Flight Direction and Altitude Assignment
[73](#ifr-flight-direction-and-altitude-assignment)

57838 Approaches [73](#approaches)

57839 Initial Separation of Departures and Arrivals
[74](#initial-separation-of-departures-and-arrivals)

57840 Holding Aircraft [74](#holding-aircraft)

57842 Forwarding Control Information
[74](#forwarding-control-information)

57844 Air Traffic Services [74](#air-traffic-services)

57845 Lost Communication Procedures [75](#lost-communication-procedures)

57847 VFR and VFR-on-Top Procedures [75](#vfr-and-vfr-on-top-procedures)

57902 Introduction to Radar Fundamentals
[75](#introduction-to-radar-fundamentals)

57903 DSR Radar Position Equipment [75](#dsr-radar-position-equipment)

57904 DSR-Radar Position Equipment Functions
[76](#dsr-radar-position-equipment-functions)

57905 Beacon Code Assignment [76](#beacon-code-assignment)

57906 Radar Identification [76](#radar-identification)

57907 Radar Handoff and Point Out [76](#radar-handoff-and-point-out)

57908 Radar Separation and Safety Alerts
[77](#radar-separation-and-safety-alerts)

57909 Radar Vectoring [77](#radar-vectoring)

57910 Radar Departures and Arrivals [77](#radar-departures-and-arrivals)

57912 Radar Emergencies [77](#radar-emergencies)

57913 Additional Services [78](#additional-services)

57915 Position Relief and Briefing [78](#position-relief-and-briefing)

57917 Radar Controller Scan [78](#radar-controller-scan)

Aviation Security [79](#aviation-security)

77000 CANCELED - Intro to Compliance & Enforcement Procedures (Security
Only)
[79](#canceled---intro-to-compliance-enforcement-procedures-security-only)

CBI Miscellaneous [80](#cbi-miscellaneous)

CBI02 AF Course Catalog [80](#cbi02-af-course-catalog)

CBI03 Advanced Training Aids (ATAs)
[80](#cbi03-advanced-training-aids-atas)

CBI04 PC Based CYBIS Lessons [80](#cbi04-pc-based-cybis-lessons)

CBI20 BAE125-800A Troubleshooting
[80](#cbi20-bae125-800a-troubleshooting)

CBI21 General Maintenance Manual Reference (Hypertext)
[81](#cbi21-general-maintenance-manual-reference-hypertext)

CBI50 OPSNET-Traffic Count [81](#cbi50-opsnet-traffic-count)

CBI51 AT CBI Catalog [81](#cbi51-at-cbi-catalog)

+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # Management and General                                             |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01000 CANCELED - Orientation to the FAA                           |
|                                                                      |
| Course Canceled                                                      |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01001 Emergency Readiness for the 21st Century                    |
|                                                                      |
| S20V6 This course is designed to help FAA employees to understand    |
| the role of the FAA, its managers, and employees during a local or   |
| national crisis. The course presents information on the FAA\'s       |
| emergency readiness program and on preparing for and responding to   |
| natural disasters, technological emergencies, and security threats.  |
| The course is comprised of 2 hours mandatory and 4 hours             |
| supplemental training material. The course may be substituted for    |
| Course 14039, Emergency Readiness for the 21st Century               |
| (correspondence course).\                                            |
| \                                                                    |
| Course length: 2 hour\                                               |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01002 CANCELED - Building A Model Work Environment                |
|                                                                      |
| Course Canceled                                                      |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01003 CANCELED - DLS - Labor Statues, Laws, and Contracts         |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01004 CANCELED - DLS - Management Rights and Responsibilities     |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01005 CANCELED - DLS - Grievances and Unfair Labor Practices      |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01006 CANCELED - DLS - Participative Management                   |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01007 CANCELED - DLS - Supervisory Notes                          |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01008 CANCELED - DLS - Using EAP Resources                        |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01009 CANCELED - DLS - Leave Administration                       |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01010 CANCELED - DLS - Stress and Trauma Management               |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01011 CANCELED - DLS - Interpersonal Skills                       |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01012 CANCELED - DLS - Organization of Work                       |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01015 CANCELED - DLS - Reasonable Suspicion Training              |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01016 CANCELED - DLS - Union & Employee Rights & Responsibilities |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01017 CANCELED - DLS - The Collective Bargaining Process          |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ##                                                                   |
|  01018 CANCELED - DLS - MOUs, Facility Directives and Past Practices |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01019 CANCELED - DLS - Conduct and Discipline                     |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01021 CANCELED - DLS - Career Development                         |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01022 CANCELED - DLS - Change Management                          |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 01023 CANCELED - DLS - Skills for the Interviewer                 |
|                                                                      |
| CBI Course converted to web training.                                |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 05606 Integrated Payroll and Personnel System (IPPS)              |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course contains modules and lessons for system overview   |
| of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel System (IPPS). Lessons       |
| include overview, time collection, personnel requests, and           |
| training.\                                                           |
| \                                                                    |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: Rich Schrum\                                                |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1520                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 05607 Discovering the Internet                                    |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course provides information on how to navigate through    |
| the Internet quickly and easily. It describes the different avenues  |
| that can be used to get information and gives definitions of terms   |
| used on the world wide web.\                                         |
| 7\                                                                   |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: Mary E. Sand\                                               |
| Telephone: (202) 493-4069                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12605 Safety Review for Supervisors                               |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course provides training for supervisors on the           |
| supervision of OSHA requirements at a worksite. This course is 2     |
| hours computer-based instruction. There is no end-of-course exam.\   |
| \                                                                    |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |
| Resources required:\                                                 |
| Contact: AMA-400\                                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6940                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12610 Environmental Due Diligence Audit (EDDA) for Practitioners  |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course covers instructions for FAA personnel to prepare   |
| for an Environmental Due Diligence Audit. This course is 16 hours of |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Specific topics include guidance   |
| for management decision-making with EDDA and protecting the agency   |
| from environmental liability.\                                       |
| \                                                                    |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: Mary E. Sand\                                               |
| Telephone: (202) 493-4069                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12626 Environmental Due Diligence Audit (EDDA) for Managers       |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course covers instructions for FAA personnel to prepare   |
| for an Environmental Due Diligence Audit. This course is 16 hours of |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Specific topics include guidance   |
| for management decision-making with EDDA and protecting the agency   |
| from environmental liability.\                                       |
| \                                                                    |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: Mary E. Sand\                                               |
| Telephone: (202) 493-4069                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12700 General Safety Health and Environmental Awareness           |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This is a general safety awareness CD ROM containing the       |
| Environmental Protection Agency\'s, Safety, Health, and              |
| Environmental Division\'s (SHED) basic course for safety and health  |
| inspectors. It is composed of seven general categories and 34        |
| computer-based training modules.                                     |
|                                                                      |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: Mary E. Sand\                                               |
| Telephone: (202) 493-4069                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12701 National Airspace System                                    |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course provides training to all personnel on the National |
| Airspace System (NAS). The course is 100% computer-based instruction |
| (CBI). Subject areas include DOT organization, FAA organization,     |
| funding, regulation and certification, airports, airway facilities,  |
| flight service, terminal/en route, traffic management, weather,      |
| using the NAS, and the capital improvement plan (CIP).               |
|                                                                      |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |
| Resources required:\                                                 |
| Contact: AMA-405, Training Operations & Technologies Support\        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4594                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12709 FAA Technical On-Site Representatives (TOR)                 |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course is for FAA personnel who will be technical on-site |
| representatives (TOR). This course is 12 hours computer-based        |
| instruction. Subjects include TOR responsibilities, installation     |
| documentation, coordination of installation activities, contractor   |
| acceptance inspection (CAI), JPINT acceptance inspection (JAI), and  |
| handling exceptions.                                                 |
|                                                                      |
| Course length: 12 hours\                                             |
| Resources required:\                                                 |
| Contact: AMA-405, Training Operations & Technologies Support\        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4594                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12723 Airport Ground Vehicle Operations                           |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course provides airfield driver training for FAA          |
| employees who must drive unescorted on any airfield of any airport.  |
| The course is 100% computer-based training, administered on the      |
| Internet. Subjects include identification of signs and markings when |
| driving on the airport, communication using the correct aviation     |
| phraseology, and identifying controller light signals.               |
|                                                                      |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |
| Resources required:\                                                 |
| Contact: AMA-405, Training Operations & Technologies Support\        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4594                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 12750 Introduction to ATS Cost Accounting                         |
|                                                                      |
| S20V2 This course provides an orientation to cost accounting and its |
| value to the FAA. The drivers, benefits, expectations, and           |
| management responsibilities are identified as they apply to CAS in   |
| ATS.                                                                 |
|                                                                      |
| Course length: 5 hour\                                               |
| Resources required: None\                                            |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4568                                            |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+

# Flight Standards

+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25011 CANCELED - Eddy Current Inspections                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled.                                                     |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25012 Autopilot Servos and Approach Coupling Systems              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Inter*Act* CD The course introduces students to the fundamentals of  |   |
| flight                                                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| (AFS sites only) and aircraft flight control systems. A thorough     |   |
| discussion of the aircraft automatic pilot system includes the       |   |
| purpose, basic principles of operation, basic components,            |   |
| operational channels, and basic types of units. In addition,         |   |
| students receive a detailed look at control surface actuators,       |   |
| including the rudder and yaw damper actuator, and a comparison       |   |
| between a typical autopilot system and the flight director system.   |   |
| The last lesson in the course instructs the students on basic        |   |
| autopilot system maintenance and record keeping procedures with an   |   |
| introduction to the maintenance philosophy, applicable publications, |   |
| safety considerations, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance         |   |
| activities, and maintenance records.\                                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: Inter*Act* CD (Provided to AFS Sites)\           |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25013 Aircraft Electronic Communication and Navigation Systems    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Inter*Act* CD Students will examine the purpose and importance of    |   |
| effective                                                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| (AFS sites only) communication and navigation systems, receiving     |   |
| instruction on basic radio principles and purposes and operation of  |   |
| aircraft radio equipment. In addition, students will receive         |   |
| instruction on the purpose, function, principles, and basic          |   |
| maintenance procedures of the VOR navigation system, ILS system, DME |   |
| system, ADF system, transponder systems, radio altimeter, and flight |   |
| management computer system.\                                         |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: Inter*Act* CD (Provided to AFS Sites)\           |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25014 CANCELED - Ultrasonic Inspections                           |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25015 Aircraft Instrument Systems                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Inter*Act* CD This course consists of seven lessons to teach the     |   |
| student the principles and                                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| (AFS sites only) functions of aircraft instrument systems,           |   |
| including: direction instruments, the pilot static system,           |   |
| gyroscopic instruments, remote indicating instruments, and           |   |
| autopilot. Instruments are taught in general equipment detail, with  |   |
| a thorough explanation of applicable terminology, principles of      |   |
| analog and digital operations, location of instruments on the panels |   |
| operational testing, maintenance procedures, and associated CFR\'s.  |   |
| This course was purchased from Integrated Logistics International.   |   |
| It was designed for the aviation industry and has not been modified  |   |
| by or for the FAA.\                                                  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: Inter*Act* CD (Provided to AFS Sites)\           |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 2501                                                              |   |
| 7 Introduction to Compliance and Enforcement Procedures (Flt. Stds.) |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course teaches preparation and processing of an           |   |
| Enforcement Investigative Report (EIR), including the preparation    |   |
| and conduct of an investigation, evidence, interpretation of         |   |
| regulations, witness interview, sanction guidance tables and         |   |
| remedial training, adjudication and providing testimony. The course  |   |
| is based on FAA Order 2150.3A Compliance and Enforcement.\           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 15 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: C and E Order 2150.3A, Title 49 U.S.C., & FARs\  |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25019 Managing Voluntary Disclosure                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course gives an overview of disclosure policy case        |   |
| studies to teach aviation safety inspectors their responsibilities   |   |
| when operators voluntarily disclose unsafe practices or FAR          |   |
| violations.\                                                         |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ##                                                                   |   |
|  25020 Aircraft Speed and Configuration Warning and Antiskid Systems |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Inter*Act* CD This course introduces the fundamentals of these       |   |
| systems                                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| (AFS sites only) including terminology, major components, and        |   |
| function of integration into the aircraft. Speed and configuration   |   |
| warning systems such as position indication, takeoff configuration,  |   |
| stall, and landing configuration are addressed. Braking systems      |   |
| coverage includes mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, antiskid         |   |
| control, auto brake, emergency brake, and parking brake.             |   |
| Computer-generated Level 2 practical exercises provide investigation |   |
| into a practical maintenance environment applicable to speed and     |   |
| configuration warning and brake systems covering both scheduled and  |   |
| unscheduled troubleshooting requirements.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: Inter*Act* CD (Provided to AFS Sites)\           |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25024 Electronic Instruments System-Honeywell                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This CBI course is designed for AIR and AFS personnel who      |   |
| require an overview of the operation of the Honeywell EIS. The       |   |
| course includes EIS graphics and fault annunciation, all display and |   |
| control features, enroute operation, reversion modes, and interface  |   |
| with the Flight Mgt. System, and all associated equipment. The       |   |
| student practices performing approaches using high-fidelity          |   |
| representations of the actual system.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25028 Replaced by Course 27012                                    |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25029 FAR 129 Inspections of Foreign Operated Aircraft            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 Designed for aviation safety inspectors with direct job        |   |
| responsibilities related to foreign carriers. Prepares inspectors to |   |
| successfully conduct ramp inspections of foreign air carriers        |   |
| providing them experience and relevant computer-based training       |   |
| exercises. Students will not be applying the same standard to        |   |
| foreign carriers as they do to domestic carriers; instead, will      |   |
| focus geographic surveillance on ramp inspections of foreign air     |   |
| carriers operating into the United States in accordance with all     |   |
| applicable FARs; ICAO requirements, standards, and recommended       |   |
| practices; and other applicable directives. Skills outlined in the   |   |
| course are critical to the Flight Standards Mission and Goals.       |   |
| Documents listed below are located on the utilities disk.\           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: Inspector-Trainee Guide for OJT,\                |   |
| Instructor Guide for OJT, Student Guide for CBI\                     |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25030 Replaced by Course 27030                                    |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25031 Phase II, Basic Tasks for New Airworthiness Inspectors      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course, Phase II of IV, is designed for the newly hired   |   |
| aviation safety inspector (airworthiness). This phase covers basic   |   |
| airworthiness inspections, authorizations, evaluations and reports   |   |
| as required by FAR Parts 65, 21, 43, 183, 12, and 135.\              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 20 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: See Course 25030\                                |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25032                                                             |   |
| Phase III, Surveillance/Insp. Tasks for New Airworthiness Inspectors |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course, phase III of IV, is designed for newly hired      |   |
| aviation safety inspectors (airworthiness). This phase teaches the   |   |
| inspector to perform surveillance tasks as required by FAR Parts 91, |   |
| 121, 125, 133, 135, 137, and 141; and Section 609 of the FAA Act.\   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 13 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: See Course 25030\                                |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ##                                                                   |   |
| 25033 Phase IV, Certification Tasks for New Airworthiness Inspectors |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course, phase IV of IV, is designed for the newly hired   |   |
| aviation safety inspector (airworthiness). This phase teaches the    |   |
| inspector to perform basic certification tasks in accordance with    |   |
| FAR Parts 121, 125, 135, 145, & 147.\                                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: See Course 25030\                                |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 25034 CANCELED - FAR Part 119                                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled for Revision                                         |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27000                                                             |   |
|  CANCELED - Nondestructive Inspection for Aviation Safety Inspectors |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled.                                                     |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27005 FSDO Aviation Safety Assistant                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This CBI course is designed primarily for new aviation safety  |   |
| assistants and administrative personnel assigned to a flight         |   |
| standards district office (FSDO). Sixty lessons and additional       |   |
| exercises provide basic job skills needed to: maintain control       |   |
| systems and assist in preparation and coordination of various        |   |
| reports, certificates, and designations; coordinate and direct       |   |
| programs and projects related to the enforcement information system; |   |
| locate information in FSDO filing records and the FAA directives     |   |
| system; and use the advisory check list.\                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 60 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: Student Workbook\                                |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| #                                                                    |   |
| # 27010 CANCELED - Parts 125/135Ground Deicing/Anti-Icing Operations |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled for Revision                                         |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27011 CANCELED - Part 121Ground Deicing/Anti-Icing Operations     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled for Revision                                         |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27012 IFO Part 145 Certification under a BASA/MIP                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course is designed to prepare Flight Standards            |   |
| airworthiness inspectors dealing with domestic repair stations to    |   |
| implement the Joint Aviation Requirement (JAR), Part 145             |   |
| supplemental requirements, conduct a domestic repair station         |   |
| inspection in accordance with JAR 145, and report their findings to  |   |
| the Joint Aviation Authority. Replaces course 25028.\                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27013 Cargo Inspection and Surveillance                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course provides Aviation Safety Inspectors (Airworthiness |   |
| and Operations) with information on cargo-related issues, current    |   |
| cargo-related applications and guidance, and the steps involved in   |   |
| performing inspections and surveillance of certificate holders'      |   |
| cargo-associated activities. The seven lessons contain information   |   |
| about off-site inspection/surveillance activities; communication and |   |
| document review; cargo equipment and restraint systems; load         |   |
| manifest and weight and balance; airworthiness and safety equipment; |   |
| and cargo loading and placement. After completing the course, the    |   |
| inspector should be able to prepare for and conduct a cargo-related  |   |
| inspection/surveillance. Also available as a web course\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27015 Suspected Unapproved Parts Recurrent                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course is supplementary and refresher training for        |   |
| experienced engineers, aviation safety inspectors (ASI),             |   |
| supervisors, managers, or others who have successfully completed     |   |
| Course 28560, Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUP); or supervisors and   |   |
| managers in need of an overview of the SUP issue. The goal of SUP    |   |
| training is to contribute to the successful surveillance of SUP on   |   |
| all U.S. registered aircraft and U.S. certified operators. This      |   |
| course is designed for ASI AW.\                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27016 Global Positioning System (GPS) Overview                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course provides an introduction to the components and     |   |
| uses of GPS including general system design and operations,          |   |
| operational theory, and the uses of GPS along with its current and   |   |
| future integration within the NAS. Lessons cover segments of the     |   |
| GPS, civilian uses of GPS, overall configuration and operation of    |   |
| GPS, development of GPS, tiers of position information data, the     |   |
| precise positioning service for military and other approved users,   |   |
| standard positioning service for general civilian use, GPS           |   |
| augmentations, receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM),      |   |
| fault detection and exclusion, and local and wide-area differential  |   |
| GPS augmentation systems.\                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27017 Labor Distribution Reporting (LDR)                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course is designed for all FAA AVR employees. The course  |   |
| teaches the LDR process for collecting and submitting data on the    |   |
| time and labor cost employees spend working on projects and          |   |
| activities. Separate modules address the functions of manager,       |   |
| administrator, employee, and timekeeper. Also available as a web     |   |
| course.\                                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27018 LDR for Timekeepers                                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This is a WEB delivered course. It was developed in            |   |
| preparation for implementation of the FAA WEB labor distribution     |   |
| reporting (LDR) system. The four modules specifically teach the      |   |
| procedures of a WEB LDR timekeeper. The modules include LDR system   |   |
| overview, LDR data input cycle, LDR data entry procedures, and LDR   |   |
| alternative entry procedures. The student should also complete       |   |
| Course 27017, Labor Distribution Reporting (LDR). Also available as  |   |
| a web course\                                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 27030 Role and Tools for the Airworthiness ASI                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V3 This course is for new airworthiness aviation safety           |   |
| inspectors (ASI). The material provides an overview of an            |   |
| airworthiness inspector\'s role and identifies regulations and       |   |
| resources for the inspector. The course consists of six lessons: 1)  |   |
| history and organization of the FAA and Flight Standards and an      |   |
| overview of the current FAA organization; 2) airworthiness           |   |
| terminology and Order 8300.10; 3) ASI \-- roles, responsibilities,   |   |
| and career paths; 4) ASI tools; 5) reference materials including     |   |
| Title 49, CFRs, FAA directives, and ACS; and 6) 14 CFR parts 39, 43, |   |
| and 91. This course is a prerequisite to airworthiness               |   |
| indoctrination.\                                                     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AFS Distance Learning Program Office\                       |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6790                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+

# Airway Facilities

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 41705 ODAPS for NAS/NOMs and Technicians                           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and NAS managers  |
| on the Oceanic Display and Planning System (ODAPS) equipment. The     |
| course is 48% correspondence study, 48% advanced training aids        |
| (ATA\'s), and 4% computer-based instruction (CBI). Correspondence     |
| subjects include system overview, power-on/off procedures, software   |
| initialization, shutdown procedures, commands and responses, changing |
| operational mode, monitoring system operations and diagnostic tools.  |
| ATA subjects include overview and interfaces, power-on/off,           |
| startup/shutdown, changing operational mode, commands and messages,   |
| and diagnostics. The end-of-course exam is on CBI.\                   |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 44 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Arthur Conkright, AMA-470\                                   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7024                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 41706 ODAPS for Computer Operators                                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for computer operators on Oceanic |
| Display and Planning System (ODAPS) equipment. The course is 48%      |
| correspondence study, 48% advanced training aids, and 4%              |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Correspondence subjects include     |
| system overview, power-on/off procedures, software initialization,    |
| shutdown procedures, commands and responses, VM/MVS commands and      |
| utilities, changing operational mode, and monitoring system           |
| operations. ATA subjects include overview and interfaces,             |
| power-on/off, startup/shutdown, changing mode, and commands and       |
| messages. The end-of-course exam is on CBI.\                          |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 33 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Arthur Conkright, AMA-470\                                   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7024                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47001 CANCELED - Troubleshooting Techniques                        |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47005 CANCELED - National Airspace System                          |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47008 Second Generation VORTAC System Overview                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians on the            |
| VOR/DME/TACAN, Type FA-9996. The course is 100% computer-based        |
| instruction (CBI). Subjects include purpose of VOR/TACAN, interface   |
| to NAS, block diagram analysis, location and function of VORTAC       |
| subsystems, assemblies, and subassemblies, RMM interface to RMC-F to  |
| AF work center.\                                                      |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 20 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Goff, AMA-420\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1686                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47011 Solid State Radar Beacon Decoder (SSRBD)                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 his course provides training for technicians on the SSRBD       |
| equipment. The course is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI).       |
| Subjects include system concepts, control circuits, and line          |
| replaceable units.\                                                   |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Marilynn Ory, AMA-440\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2224                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47012 Introduction to Telecommunications                           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| FAA-owned and vendor-provided telecommunication facilities and        |
| equipment. The course is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI).       |
| Subjects include central office operations, T1 transmission concepts, |
| accessing networks, types of networks, transmission facilities,       |
| termination, line testing equipment, and future telecommunications.   |
| The course emphasizes industry terminology needed to communicate and  |
| coordinate with outside vendors.\                                     |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Pete Madsen, AMA-410\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-8706                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47014 Digital Voice Recording System (DVRS)                        |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the DVRS to    |
| the LRU level. The course is 9 hours correspondence study, 15 hours   |
| computer-based exercises (CBEs), and computer-based final exam.       |
| Subjects include overview and operation, system configuration,        |
| preventive and corrective maintenance procedures, diagnostic error    |
| codes, and use of program documentation.\                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Larry Driver, AMA-410\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4217                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47015 VTABS Database Operator                                      |
|                                                                       |
| Special AF CD This course provides training on the VSCS Training and  |
| Backup System (VTABS), Type 10500, for ARTCC technicians, engineers,  |
| and SPS\'s; FAA Technical Center personnel; and air traffic control   |
| specialists (using air traffic course number). The course is 100%     |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include system             |
| introduction, system overview, VTABS workstation, database management |
| operations, system monitor and control subsystem. A VTABS CBI         |
| platform (provided by VSCS program office per implementation          |
| schedule) is required. Also required are VTABS system operations      |
| manuals and master instructor data entry operator/supervisor          |
| manuals.\                                                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: Special AF CD\                                    |
| Contact: Kenneth Harton, AMA-410\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2684                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47016 VTABS Master Instructor/Supervisor System Overview           |
|                                                                       |
| Special AF CD This course provides training on the VSCS Training and  |
| Backup System (VTABS), Type 10500 for ARTCC technicians, engineers,   |
| and NAS managers; FAA Tech Center personnel; and air traffic          |
| supervisory personnel (using air traffic course number). The course   |
| is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include system     |
| introduction, system overview, VTABS workstation, cutover switch      |
| subsystem, system monitor and control subsystem. A VTABS CBI platform |
| (provided by VSCS program office per implementation schedule) is      |
| required. Also required are VTABS system operations manuals and       |
| master instructor data entry operator/supervisor manuals.\            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 13 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: Special AF CD\                                    |
| Contact: Kenneth Harton, AMA-410\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2684                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47018 Recovery Communications System (RCOM) Operator               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers who |
| are Recovery Communications (RCOM) System operators. The course is 12 |
| hours of self-study and 8 hours of computer-based instruction (CBI).  |
| Self-study subjects include system purpose and function of system     |
| components. CBI subjects include system startup and shutdown,         |
| alarms/alerts, and system operation.\                                 |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 20 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: AMA-410\                                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3631                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47019 Recovery Communications System (RCOM) Maintenance            |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers who |
| will maintain the Recovery Communications (RCOM) System. The course   |
| is 24 hours of self-study and 16 hours of computer-based instruction  |
| (CBI). Self-study subjects include system purpose, function of system |
| components, and fault isolation. CBI subjects include system startup  |
| and shutdown, alarms/alerts, system operation, and fault isolation    |
| procedures.\                                                          |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: AMA-410\                                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3631                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47020 NEXCOM Multimode Digital Radio (Analog)                      |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for Air Traffic System            |
| Specialists on the NEXCOM Multimode Digital Radio (MDR), analog mode. |
| This course is 16 hours of Computer-Based Instruction (CBI)           |
| self-study. The CBI and self-study include the installation,          |
| operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the NEXCOM MDR         |
| (analog) VHF transmitters, receivers, and cavity filters.\            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 16 Hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Walt Larsen, AMA-410\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-9916                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47021 Centralized Maintenance System (Cms) for RCE                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and specialists   |
| on the Centralized Maintenance System (CMS) for the radio control     |
| equipment (RCE). The course is 24 hours computer-based instruction.   |
| Subjects include hardware and software configuration, menus and       |
| Windows navigation, system administration and maintenance, network    |
| building and addressing, user interface operations, fault isolation,  |
| and simulated exercises.\                                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 Hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Calvinara Christenbury, AMA-410\                             |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1647                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47022 VCSU System Overview Delta                                   |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for NAS managers for the VSCS     |
| Control Subsystem Upgrade (VCSU) of the Voice Switching and Control   |
| System (VSCS). The course is 100% computer-based instruction. The     |
| scope of the subject matter is changes to the VSCS as a result of the |
| VCSU implementation. Subjects include system architecture and         |
| workstation operations. No student guide is provided with this        |
| course.\                                                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: David Brown, AMA-410\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3631                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47023 CM-300 UHF Series Radio System                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for AF technicians and engineers  |
| on the UHF series radio system. This course is 8 hours CBI with final |
| exam. It covers transmitters, receivers, and cavity filters. Subjects |
| include theory of operations, installation, configuration and         |
| maintenance.\                                                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 Hours\                                               |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Walt Larsen, AMA-410\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-9916                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47107 Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI)                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 This course provides training for technicians on the PAPI with |
| RMS, Type FA-10265. This course also satisfies training required for  |
| the NBP PAPI/RMS, Type FA-10620. The course is 18 hours               |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) and 12 hours field-conducted lab.    |
| CBI and ATA subjects include PAPI configuration, PCA cabinet, lHA     |
| cabinet and components, aiming instrument set, and RMS. Lab subjects  |
| include PCA and lHA cabinets, lamps out, current adjustment, lHA      |
| alignments, RMS, and troubleshooting.\                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 30 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide & OJT Guide\                    |
| Contact: Doug Moore, AMA-430\                                         |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6559                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47109 Remote Radio Control System (RRCS)                           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 This course provides training for technicians on the New       |
| Bedford Panoramex RRCS, Type FA-10266. The course is 100% self-study  |
| text with computer-based exercises and computer-based final exam.     |
| Subjects include switch assembly cabinet, encoder interface unit,     |
| transmitter, receiver, decoder, and corrective maintenance.\          |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 30 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide & Schematic Manual\             |
| Contact: Duane Brown, AMA-430\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6555                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47110 ERMS for MCC Specialists                                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for MCC specialists on the        |
| Environmental Remote Monitoring Subsystem (ERMS) used by FAA to       |
| monitor environmental data at the FAA facilities where mandatory ERMS |
| has been installed. The course is 100% CBI. Subjects include an ERMS  |
| overview, environmental monitoring overview, introduction to          |
| maintenance automation system software (MASS), introduction to direct |
| monitor and control software (DMCS), and remote operation.\           |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Donald Espinosa, AMA-430\                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4600                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47111 ERMS for Technicians                                         |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the            |
| Environmental Remote Monitoring Subsystem (ERMS) used by FAA to       |
| monitor environmental data at the FAA facilities where mandatory ERMS |
| has been installed. The course is 100% CBI. Subjects include ERMS     |
| assemblies and subassemblies, installation and operation of op to     |
| software, configuration of the MDT, local site configuration and      |
| calibration, site verification, and troubleshooting remote            |
| operations.\                                                          |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Don Espinosa, AMA-430\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4600                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47112 ARTCC Critical Essential Power Systems (ACEPS)               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for airway facilities             |
| technicians, engineers, specialists, and Technical Center personnel   |
| on the ARTCC Critical and Essential Power System (ACEPS). This course |
| is 24 hours computer-based instruction with an end-of-course          |
| examination. Subjects include equipment location, function, and       |
| operational characteristics.\                                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required:\                                                  |
| Contact: John Martin, AMA-430\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0017                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47202 ARMS for ILS FA-10166                                        |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| the Airport Remote Monitoring System (ARMS). The course is 100%       |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) with advanced training aids          |
| (ATA\'s). Subjects include periodic maintenance checks, alignment,    |
| fault diagnosis, use of input/output terminal for ILS monitoring      |
| system verification, and theory of operation. Practical exercises     |
| (ATA\'s) develop proficiency on the above topics. ATA\'s, general     |
| test equipment, and computer terminal are required to configure,      |
| troubleshoot, and repair the following subsystems: link control unit, |
| remote monitoring subsystem, and the battery charger power supply.    |
| ATA\'s are downloadable from the CD ROM.\                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: George Mathews, AMA-420\                                     |
| Telephone (405) 954-6535                                              |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47203 ARTS Operations for MCC Specialists                          |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides breadth training for NAS managers on the   |
| functional operational characteristics of the Automated Radar         |
| Terminal System (ARTS). The course is 100% computer-based instruction |
| (CBI). Subjects include subsystem overview, basic terminology, and    |
| certification and reporting requirements.\                            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47204 CANCELED - VORTAC / DME Operations for MCC Specialists       |
|                                                                       |
| Replaced by course 47213.                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47205 CANCELED - ILS Operations for AF Control CTR Specialists     |
|                                                                       |
| Replaced by course 47212.                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47206 Communications Operations for MCC Specialists                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides breadth training for NAS managers on the   |
| functional operational characteristics of communications systems      |
| (VSCS, RCAG, BUEC, RCO, RTR, RCE, STVS). The course is 100%           |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include the primary        |
| subsystems, RMM capabilities, diagnostic and restoration procedures,  |
| and certification and reporting requirements.\                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 16 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47207 Radar Operations for MCC Specialists                         |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides breadth training for NAS operations        |
| managers/area specialists on the functional operational               |
| characteristics of the ASR, ARSR, ATCBI, Mode-S, ASDE, and TDWR radar |
| systems. The course is 100% CBI. Subjects include primary radar       |
| subsystems, RMM capabilities unique to specific radar systems,        |
| diagnostic and restoration procedures, and certification reporting    |
| requirements. There are 9 exams. The first exam must be completed to  |
| receive credit. Students must enroll and complete the specific course |
| for radar systems they are responsible for (see list). Additional     |
| courses should be based on monitoring and control responsibilities.   |
| (List: 47305/6/7/8/9/10/11 and 47208)\                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 52 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47208 Lighting Aids/Environmental Systems for MCC Specialists      |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides breadth training for NAS managers on the   |
| functional and operational characteristics of the various lighting    |
| aids (MALSR, ALSF, VASI, PAPI, REILS, ODALS, LDIN) and environmental  |
| systems (PCSS, CCMS, and E/GS). The course is 100% computer-based     |
| instruction. Subjects include the primary subsystems, RMM             |
| capabilities, diagnostic and restoration procedures, and              |
| certification and reporting requirements.\                            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 6 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47210 ILS Procedures                                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers who |
| maintain the ILS. This course is 24 hours computer-based instruction. |
| Subjects include general maintenance concepts, evolution of ILS       |
| maintenance, flight inspections and tolerances, periodic maintenance  |
| activities, reference flight inspection, periodic flight inspection,  |
| periodic-with-monitors flight inspection, and documenting reference   |
| and traceable parameters.\                                            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: John Maurer, AMA-480\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4931                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47211 ARSR-4 Operations for AFCC Specialists                       |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for AF technicians and engineers  |
| on the functional operational characteristics of instrument landing   |
| systems (ILS). The course is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI).   |
| Subjects include ILS subsystems, RMM capabilities, diagnostic and     |
| restoration procedures, and certification and reporting requirements. |
| Replaces Course 47205.\                                               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 12 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47212 ILS Operations for AFCC Specialists                          |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for AF technicians and engineers  |
| on the ARSR-4 System. The course is 100% computer-based instruction   |
| (CBI). Subjects include ARSR-4 subsystem overview, RMM capabilities,  |
| diagnostic and restoration procedures, and certification and          |
| reporting requirements.\                                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 12 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47213 VORTAC Operations for AFCC Specialists                       |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| the VORTAC System. The course is 100% computer-based instruction      |
| (CBI). Subjects include subsystem overview, RMM capabilities,         |
| diagnostic and restoration procedures, and certification and          |
| reporting requirements. Only technicians who will perform             |
| certification from remote locations (e.g. OCCS/SOCS) and have not     |
| held VORTAC certification are required to complete prerequisite       |
| course 40284.\                                                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 17 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47302 RRWDS Digitizer                                              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians, engineers, and   |
| developmental technicians on the Radar Remote Weather Display System  |
| (RRWDS) digitizer, Type FAA-9901/1/2/3. The course is 100%            |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) with advanced training aids          |
| (ATA\'s), and a supervised final. CBI subjects include the radar      |
| interface, video processing, communication system, and built-in test  |
| equipment. The ATA\'s include operation, routine maintenance,         |
| adjustments, and troubleshooting.\                                    |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Marilynn Ory, AMA-440\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2224                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47304 RRWDS Processor/Display                                      |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians, engineers, and   |
| developmental technicians on the Radar Remote Weather Display System  |
| (RRWDS) processor/display, Type FAA-9901/6/7. The course is 100%      |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) with advanced training aids          |
| (ATA\'s). CBI subjects include the processing unit, refresh-memory    |
| system, color generator, character generator, sweep deflection, and   |
| convergence. The ATA\'s include operation, routine maintenance,       |
| adjustments, and troubleshooting.\                                    |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Marilynn Ory, AMA-440\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2224                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47305 CANCELED - Weather Radar Exam for MCC Specialists            |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ##                                                                    |
| 47306 CANCELED - Radar Equip. (ASR-4/5/6/7/8/9 & ASDE-3) Exam for MCC |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47307 ARSR-3 Exam for MCC Specialists                              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This exam is based upon the information provided in Course      |
| 47207, (CBI) Radar Operations for MCC Specialists. This exam consists |
| of five questions, which cover the ARSR-3 subsystems, monitoring,     |
| commands, cautions, and restrictions.\                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 1 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47308 Mode-S Exam for MCC Specialists                              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This exam is based upon the information provided in Course      |
| 47207, (CBI) Radar Operations for MCC Specialists. This exam consists |
| of five questions, which cover the ARSR-3 subsystems, monitoring,     |
| commands, cautions, and restrictions.\                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 1 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide for Course 47207\               |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47309 Beacon Equipment (ATCBI-3/4/5) Exam for MCC                  |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This exam is based upon the information provided in Course      |
| 47207, (CBI) Radar Operations for MCC Specialists. This exam consists |
| of five questions, which cover the ATCBI-3/4/5 subsystems,            |
| monitoring, commands, and cautions and restrictions.                  |
|                                                                       |
| Course Length: 1 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47310 CANCELED - ARSR-4 Exam for MCC Specialists                   |
|                                                                       |
| Coures Canceled. Included in course 47211.                            |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47311 CANCELED - ARSR 1/2 Exam for MCC Specialists                 |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47312 CANCELED - FPS Radar Exam for MCC Specialists                |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47313 Beacon Only Site RMMS (BOS RMMS)                             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| the Beacon Only Site Remote Maintenance Monitoring System (BOS RMMS). |
| This course is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects        |
| include system overview, theory of operation, operating procedures,   |
| corrective and preventive maintenance procedures, and in-depth        |
| troubleshooting analysis.\                                            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources Required: CBI Student Guide; Theory of Operation Book;\     |
| Quick Reference Book; Circuit Diagrams Book; oscilloscope and\        |
| digital voltmeter\                                                    |
| Contact: J. Phillips Jardine, AMA-440\                                |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6552                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47314 BERMS Hardware                                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 This course provides training for technicians on the BERMS, an |
| additional system for ARSR-4 sites. The course is 100% computer-based |
| instruction (CBI). Subjects include system operation, preventive      |
| maintenance, corrective maintenance system analysis, and system       |
| restoration. Students who have completed Course 40408, 47706, or      |
| 44323 must take BERMS as a stand-alone CBI course.\                   |
| Prerequisites: Any one of the following - 40408, 47706, 47313, and    |
| 44323. Students who have completed course 40408, 47706, or 44323 must |
| take BERMS as a stand-alone CBI course.\                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: J. Phillips Jardine, AMA-440\                                |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6552                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47315 STARS Technical On-Site Representatives (TOR)                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for ANI personnel on the STARS    |
| system, the roles and responsibilities of the technical on-site       |
| representative (TOR), FAA order 6030.45A, contractor acceptance       |
| inspection, and joint acceptance inspection. This course provides     |
| training for ANI personnel on the STARS system, the roles and         |
| responsibilities of the technical on-site representative (TOR), FAA   |
| order 6030.45A, contractor acceptance inspection, and joint           |
| acceptance inspection.\                                               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 12 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Cindy Cunningham, AMA-405\                                   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6758                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47317 TAIU-S AF Maintenance Training                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians, developmental    |
| technicians, and system performance specialists on the TAIU-s. The    |
| course is 11 hours CBI and includes a final exam. Subjects include    |
| system overview; system interfaces; operational screens and controls; |
| startup/shutdown procedures; radar channel selection; software        |
| installation; parameter changes; copy log files; periodic             |
| maintenance; troubleshooting; fault isolation; and corrective         |
| maintenance.\                                                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 11 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Paula Wolff, AMA-440\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2582                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47401 Tower Data Link Services (TDLS)                              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| the TDLS automation equipment. The course is 7 hours correspondence   |
| study and 1 hour computer-based exercises with a supervised final.    |
| Correspondence study subjects include description, function,          |
| distribution, facility/class code and staffing standards,             |
| certification requirements, TDLS operations, maintenance,             |
| troubleshooting, and restoration to operational status. This course   |
| is for localities that still have legacy TDLS Systems installed.      |
| Course 40422 is for localities currently installing the new TDLS      |
| System.\                                                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 48 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Cecil Croy, AMA-480\                                         |
| Telephone: (405) 954 4924                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47406 CODEX/Motorola 9800 NMS                                      |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians, engineers, and   |
| system performance specialists on the Codex/Motorola 9800 NMS. The    |
| course is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include     |
| building a data multiplexing network, operating the network, and      |
| maintaining the network.\                                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Mike Robertson, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7021                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47407 Type I/II Statistical Multiplexer Maintenance                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the            |
| statistical multiplexers, Types DCX 808, DCX 816, DCX 832, and DCX    |
| 844. The course is 100% CBI. Subjects include: initializing and       |
| accessing DCX devices; utilizing controls, menus and indicators;      |
| configuring channel and ARQ-link parameters; monitoring DCX devices;  |
| and performing diagnostic testing and fault isolation procedures.\    |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 Hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: John Enderton, AMA-470\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7269                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47408 Type III Statistical Multiplexer Maintenance                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the            |
| statistical multiplexers, type DCX 840 and DCX 850. The course is     |
| 100% CBI. Subjects include determining location and function of all   |
| cards and subassemblies; strapping and configuring DCX cards;         |
| constructing device and channel maps; configuring the USO, NCAM, and  |
| monitor cards to operate the DCX 850; and performing diagnostic       |
| testing and fault isolation procedures.\                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: John Enderton, AMA-470\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-726                                              |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47410 HID/NAS/LAN E-Com Monitor                                    |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and NAS managers  |
| on the Host Interface Device/National Airspace System/Local Area      |
| Network (HID/NAS/LAN) E-com monitor. The course is 100%               |
| computer-based instruction. Subjects include components of the        |
| HID/NAS/LAN system; system data flow, and use of the E-com monitor to |
| view and change Netview configurations.\                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Cecil Croy, AMA-480\                                         |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4924                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47411 Data Telecommunications for ARTCCs                           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the Codex 6250 |
| DNM, 2185 bridge, and Codex 3600 modem. The course is 100%            |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include general theory,    |
| Codex 3600 modem operation, Codex 6250 digital network multiplexer,   |
| Olektron A/B switch, and Olektron clock box.\                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 56 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Hawk, AMA-470\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7023                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47412 Data Telecommunications for Remote Sites                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the Codex 3600 |
| modem and 2185 digital bridge. The course is 100% computer-based      |
| instruction (CBI). Subjects include general communications theory,    |
| 3600 Codex modem operation, and 2185 digital bridge operation.\       |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Hawk, AMA-470\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7023                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47413 Data Telecommunications for Long Range Radar                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the Codex 3600 |
| modem, 2185 digital bridge, and clock box. The course is 100%         |
| computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include general            |
| communications theory, 3600 Codex modem operation, 2185 digital       |
| bridge operation, and clock box operation and maintenance.\           |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Hawk, AMA-470\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7023                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47414 Data Telecommunications for Large Remote Sites               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the Codex 3600 |
| modem, 2185 bridge, and A/B switch. The course is 100% computer-based |
| instruction (CBI). Subjects include general communications theory,    |
| Hadex 4000 patch panel, Codex 3600 operation, and Olektron A/B switch |
| operation and maintenance.\                                           |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Hawk, AMA-470\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7023                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47415 Traffic Flow Management Infrastructure (TFMI)                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians, engineers, and   |
| FAA Technical Center personnel on ETMS Model HP-C360 equipment. The   |
| course is 20 hours self-study text with 20 hours computer-based       |
| exercises (CBE). Self-study subjects include system overview,         |
| workstation user environment, UNIX, monitor, keyboard, trackball,     |
| tape drive, troubleshooting, and fault isolation procedures. CBE      |
| subjects include login, files and directories, basic commands, HP     |
| tools, workstation/file-server basics, addresses, diagnostic          |
| commands, troubleshooting, and fault isolation.\                      |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Prather Thomas, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7016                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47418 HOCSR System Architecture for Computer Operators             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for computer operators on the new |
| IBM Model 9672 (G3) Mainframe System 390 architecture for the NAS.    |
| Course is 5.5 hours self-study text and 2.5 hours computer-based      |
| exercises (CBE) with a supervised open-book final exam (2 hours). The |
| course covers operational changes to NAS due to Phase II of the HOST  |
| Oceanic Computer System Replacement (HOCSR) program. Subjects include |
| changes to the documentation; software system overview; new,          |
| modified, and deleted monitor four-letter messages; and               |
| solicited/unsolicited output messages.\                               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47419 HOCSR System Architecture for Hardware Technicians           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians on the new IBM    |
| Model 9672 (G3) Mainframe System 390 architecture for the NAS. Course |
| is 5.5 hours self-study text and 2.5 hours computer-based exercises   |
| (CBE) with supervised open-book final exam (2 hours). The course      |
| covers operational changes to NAS due to Phase II of the HOST Oceanic |
| Computer System Replacement (HOCSR) program. Subjects include changes |
| to the documentation; software system overview; hardware system       |
| overview; new, modified, and deleted monitor four-letter messages;    |
| and solicited/unsolicited output messages.\                           |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47420 HOCSR System Architecture for System Specialists             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for system specialists on the new |
| IBM Model 9672 (G3) Mainframe System 390 architecture for the NAS.    |
| The course is 10.5 hours self-study text and 3.5 hours computer-based |
| exercises (CBE) with a supervised open-book final exam (2 hours). The |
| course covers operational changes to NAS due to Phase II of the HOST  |
| Oceanic Computer System Replacement (HOCSR) program. Subjects include |
| changes to the documentation; software system overview; hardware      |
| system overview; new, modified, and deleted monitor four-letter       |
| messages; and solicited/unsolicited output messages; ACES; compool    |
| tables; and Deltas between System 370 and 390 architecture and        |
| instruction sets.\                                                    |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47421 HOCSR System Architecture for NAS/NOM                        |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for NAS managers on the new IBM   |
| Model 9672 (G3) Mainframe System 390 architecture for the NAS. Course |
| is 8.5 hours self-study text and 3.5 hours computer-based exercises   |
| (CBE\'s) with supervised open-book final exam (2 hours). The course   |
| covers operational changes to NAS due to Phase II of the HOST Oceanic |
| Computer System Replacement (HOCSR) program. Subjects include changes |
| to the documentation; software system overview; hardware system       |
| overview; new, modified, and deleted monitor four-letter messages;    |
| and solicited/unsolicited output messages; ACES; and compool tables.\ |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 14 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47422 Teledyne RVR for MCC Specialists                             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for MCC specialists on the Runway |
| Visual Range (RVR) Teledyne Model 10628. The course is 100%           |
| computer-based instruction. Subjects include RVR principles, RVR      |
| subsystem components, monitoring and interactions, and activities     |
| necessary to manage RVR alarms.\                                      |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 5 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47423 Oceanic S/390 Architecture for Software Specialists          |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for oceanic systems specialists   |
| and Technical Center personnel on the IBM Model 9672 (G3) Mainframe   |
| System 390 architecture for the NAS. The course is 9 hours self-study |
| text and 3 hours computer-based exercises (CBE) with a 2-hour         |
| supervised open-book CBI final exam. The course covers operational    |
| changes to the Oceanic System due to Phase II of the HOCSR program.   |
| Subjects include changes to the documentation; H/W and S/W system     |
| overview; new, modified, and deleted monitor four-letter messages;    |
| solicited/unsolicited output messages; ACES records; compool tables;  |
| and support software Deltas between Phase II enroute and Phase II     |
| Oceanic Systems.\                                                     |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 14 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47424 Oceanic S/390 Architecture for System Operations             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for Oceanic System NAS/NOMS,      |
| hardware technicians, and computer operators on the IBM Model 9672    |
| (G3) Mainframe System 390 architecture for the NAS. The course is 6   |
| hours self-study text and 2 hours computer-based exercises (CBE) with |
| a 2-hour supervised open-book CBI final exam. The course covers       |
| operational changes to the Oceanic System due to Phase II of the      |
| HOCSR program. Subjects include changes to the documentation;         |
| hardware and software system overview; new, modified, and deleted     |
| monitor four-letter messages; solicited/unsolicited output messages;  |
| and support software Deltas between Phase II en route and Phase II    |
| oceanic systems.\                                                     |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 10 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Pelman, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4890                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47425 CTAS Remote Site Maintenance                                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers who |
| remotely maintain the center TRACON Automation System (CTAS). The     |
| course is 8 hours computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include  |
| CTAS, configuration, operation, and monitoring, remote system access, |
| monitoring the Traffic Management Advisor (TMA) system remotely,      |
| remote fault isolation, and periodic system maintenance.\             |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide**\                              |
| **Contact: Cecil Croy, AMA-480\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4924                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47426 Teledyne RVR Remote Operations for AF Specialists            |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for field specialists on the      |
| Runway Visual Range (RVR) Teledyne Model 10628 remote operations. The |
| course is 100% computer-based instruction. Subjects include RVR       |
| monitoring and interaction via the MCF and activities necessary to    |
| manage RVR alarms.\                                                   |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47427 CANCELED - CTAS Monitor and Control                          |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47428 CANCELED - CTAS Maintenance                                  |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47429 Weather Radar Systems Operations for AFCC Specialists        |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides information for the AFCC specialist who is |
| responsible for weather radar systems operation. This course is 24    |
| hours computer-based instruction. Subjects include TDWR and NEXRAD    |
| equipment status/availability, TDWR and NEXRAD periodic maintenance,  |
| control of the TDWR and NEXRAD (reconfigure, reset, restore, etc.),   |
| TDWR and NEXRAD IMCS/MASS screen navigation and interpretation, and   |
| given data points and commands, students will relate the TDWR and     |
| NEXRAD system block diagram to the IMCS/MASS.\                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47430 Term Serveillance RDR Sys OPS for AFCC Specialists           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides information for the AFCC specialist who is |
| responsible for terminal surveillance radar systems operation. This   |
| course is 24 hours computer-based instruction. Subjects include       |
| ASR-7/8/9 equipment status/availability, ASR-7/8/9 periodic           |
| maintenance, control of the ASR-7/8/9 (reconfigure, reset, restore,   |
| etc.), ASR-7/8/9 IMCS/MASS screen navigation and interpretation, and  |
| given data points and commands, students will relate the ASR-7/8/9    |
| System block diagram to the IMCS/MASS.\                               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47432 NIMS Event Management System for NAS                         |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course is 30 hours correspondence study with lab exercises |
| and a 2-hour CBI final exam. It teaches the use of NAS Infrastructure |
| Management System (NIMS) Event Management System (EMS) application to |
| manage, report, & track NAS events. Subjects include opening a call   |
| ticket; create, resolve & review tickets; schedule, retrieve &        |
| document periodic maintenance activities; manage administrative       |
| events & resources; generate reports; & NIMS mobile application. The  |
| course provides info for mgrs, staff, coordinators, team leads, &     |
| specialists at the NOCC, OCC, SOC, SSC, & work center locations       |
| supporting NIMS EMS. Familiarity with current version of FAA Orders   |
| 6000.15, 6000.48 & 6040.15 recommended.                               |
|                                                                       |
| Course length: 32 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: FAA Orders 6000.5, 6000.48, and 6040.15\          |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47434 ARSR 1/2 Operations for AFCC Specialists                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides information for the AFCC specialist who is |
| responsible for ARSR 1/2 operations. This course is 24 hours          |
| computer-based instruction. Subjects include ARSR 1/2 equipment       |
| status/availability, ARSR 1/2 periodic maintenance, control of the    |
| ARSR 1/2 (reconfigure, reset, restore, etc.), ARSR 1/2 IMCS/MASS      |
| screen navigation and interpretation, and given data points and       |
| commands, students will relate the ARSR 1/2 System block diagram to   |
| the IMCS/MASS.\                                                       |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47435 FPS Operations for AFCC Specialists                          |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides information for the AFCC specialist who is |
| responsible for FPS operations. This course is 24 hours               |
| computer-based instruction. Subjects include FPS equipment            |
| status/availability, FPS periodic maintenance, control of\            |
| the FPS (reconfigure, reset, restore, etc.), FPS IMCS/MASS screen     |
| navigation\                                                           |
| and interpretation, and given data points and commands, students will |
| relate the FPS system block diagram to the IMCS/MASS.\                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 24 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: ?\                                                |
| Contact: Kevin Lamberth, AMA-480\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-0613                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47437 URET System Management                                       |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This CBI course is intended for those requiring a general       |
| knowledge of the URET System. Subjects include operational concepts,  |
| system architecture, and software design. URET System management      |
| concepts included are resolving processor, network, external          |
| interfaces, and software applications problems. This course also      |
| includes a final examination.\                                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Kendall Murdock, AMA-470\                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7028                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47438 ECG Overview                                                 |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This 7-hour CBI course provides system-oriented training that   |
| addresses the operational aspects of the ECG hardware and software    |
| configurations. A detailed overview of ECG is included covering the   |
| PAMRI/ECG differences, ECG equipment and software, Host Computer      |
| System (HCS)/ECG System interfaces and an ECG transition module. The  |
| transition module includes tasks that address the switch forward and  |
| fallback between PAMRI and ECG.\                                      |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 7 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Melvin Latham, AMA-470\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7475                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47440 EBUS Overview                                                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course is for technicians, NAS managers, SPSS, and         |
| Technical Center personnel on the ECG/DARC Equipment/EBUS software.   |
| The course covers DARC replacement including goals and system         |
| overview, functions and capabilities, components and interfaces to    |
| NAS, transition to/from old DARC M&C, system validation, operation of |
| continuous data recording (CDR), system messages, and EQARS messages  |
| and reports. Final exam covers entire course.\                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                               |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Marie Martinez, AMA-470\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7031                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47504 Communications Equipment                                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on communications |
| equipment (CE). This course is 80 hours of computer-based instruction |
| (CBI), self-study and 64 hours Academy lab. CBI and self-study        |
| include theory of operation of Solid-State VHF and UHF transmitters,  |
| receivers, audio, control lines, tone channeling equipment, logs, and |
| decibels. Six blocks of instruction cover 25 modules. Lab includes    |
| communications, test equipment, electromagnetic spectrum, antenna     |
| characteristics, AM and FM signals, receiver principles, transmitter  |
| principles, telephony, radio control equipment, AN/GRR-23/24,         |
| AN/GRT-21/22, PET 2000, and Motorola CM-200.\                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 144 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: 2 CBI Student Guides and OJT/Resident\            |
| Laboratory Guide\                                                     |
| Contact: Walter Larsen, AMA-410\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-9916                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47506 Radio Control Equipment (RCE) Hardware Maintenance           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians, engineers,       |
| specialists, and Technical Center personnel who will operate the      |
| radio control equipment (RCE). This course is 20 hours computer-based |
| instruction (CBI) and 20 hours Academy lecture. CBI subjects include  |
| system purpose, system components, and use of the maintenance data    |
| terminal (MDT) to communicate with and control the RCE. Laboratory    |
| subjects include troubleshooting exercises with three exercises used  |
| as the end-of-lab evaluation.\                                        |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 40 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide, Resident Laboratory Guide\     |
| Contact: Calvinara (Callie) Christenbury, AMA-410\                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1647                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47507 Small Tower Voice Switch (STVS)                              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for AF technicians on the small   |
| tower voice switch (STVS). This course is 24 hours computer-based     |
| instruction (CBI) and 24 hours Academy laboratory. CBI subjects       |
| include system description, purpose of each LRU, STVS reconfiguration |
| and mapping, and audio level checks/alignments. Laboratory subjects   |
| include operation of position modules, audio level checks, system     |
| alignments, system configuration, and troubleshooting.\               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 48 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide, Resident Laboratory Guide\     |
| Contact: I'leta Young, AMA-410\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-7026                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47606 Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI)                       |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| VASI West Tech FA-9330, DISAN FA-9873, SEPCO FA-9458, SEPCO FA-9458B, |
| West Tech FA-9458A, and LO1-1A Brightness Control Regulator. The      |
| course is 56 hours computer-based instruction (CBI) and 8 hours       |
| field-conducted lab with a supervised final exam. CBI subjects (192   |
| lessons and seven advanced training aids) cover operational           |
| characteristics, assemblies, subassemblies, performance checks,       |
| maintenance, alignment, adjustment, and troubleshooting procedures.   |
| Field-conducted lab is conducted on the equipment at the field        |
| facility.\                                                            |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 64 hours\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide & OJT book\                      |
| Contact: Duane Brown, AMA-430\                                        |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6655                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47608 Engine Generator Power Systems                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| engine generators, control panels, and automatic transfer switches.   |
| The course is 120 hours CBI and 160 hours Academy laboratory. CBI     |
| subjects include mechanical, electrical, and electronic theory of     |
| engine generator systems (to include Kohler engines) and ASCO/Kohler  |
| transfer switches. Laboratory subjects include mechanical maintenance |
| and repair of engines (to include Kohler), electrical/electronic      |
| maintenance and repair of automatic transfer switches, and            |
| troubleshooting mechanical and electrical systems. Only for personnel |
| with no previous engine generator training.\                          |
| Prerequisites: 44111, 47600, 44117\                                   |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 280 hours\                                             |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Sandra Marshall, AMA-430\                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6558                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47610 Power Distribution Systems                                   |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| cable fault analysis, lightning protection, grounding, bonding,       |
| shielding, and facility electrical inspections. The course is 80      |
| hours computer-based instruction (CBI) and 120 hours Academy          |
| laboratory. CBI subjects include cable maintenance, faults, and       |
| splicing; earth electrode, power grounding, and electronic signal     |
| ground systems; bonding, shielding, and electrical inspection         |
| techniques for raceway systems; conductors, wiring devices, service   |
| equipment, panel boards, motors and controls; lamps and lighting      |
| fixtures; and emergency systems. The laboratory sessions apply        |
| techniques covered in the CBI portion of the course.\                 |
| \                                                                     |
| Course Length: 200 hour\                                              |
| Resource Required: CBI Student Guide\                                 |
| Contact: Sandra Marshall, AMA-430\                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6558                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47701 Second Generation VORTAC                                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the VORTAC and |
| RTA-2 antenna speed control equipment. The course is 152 hours CYBIS, |
| (not on CD-ROM), and 56 hours Academy laboratory (hands-on            |
| equipment). CYBIS subjects include introduction of VORTAC and IOT     |
| screens and theory for the power subsystem; VOR transmitter,          |
| goniometer, monitor and ground check; TACAN transponder, power        |
| amplifier, monitor and power supply; RTA-2 antenna speed-control      |
| unit, FCPU, and RMC-F. Laboratory subjects include preventive         |
| maintenance procedures from FAA Maintenance Order 6820.7B and         |
| Alignments and Corrective Maintenance Procedures from TI 6780.4, The  |
| Manufacturer\'s Instruction Book.\                                    |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 208 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: Student manuals (4)\                              |
| Contact: Michael Goff, AMA-420\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1686                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47706 ATC Beacon Indicator (ATCBI-5) Trans/Receiver Site           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians on the air        |
| traffic control beacon enterrogator (ATCBI)-5. The course is 40 hours |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) and 40 hours laboratory. The lab     |
| portion can be taken in the field as OJT or resident lab at the       |
| Academy. CBI and advanced training aids (ATA\'s) subjects include     |
| system concepts, pulse-mode generator, transmitter, receiver,         |
| stagger/destagger, side-lobe suppression and improved side-lobe       |
| suppression (SLS/ISLS), monitors, control circuits, and beacon test   |
| sets. Laboratory subjects include periodic maintenance and corrective |
| maintenance tasks, system troubleshooting, and system performance     |
| checks.\                                                              |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 96 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide and OJT Book, ATCBI-5 Theory    |
| Book, ATCBI-5 Schematic Book, Resident Student Lab Book\              |
| Contact: Patrick Jack, AMA-440\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-2784                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47708 Capture Effect Glideslope (CEGS)                             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on a capture      |
| effect glideslope (CEG) facility (not equipment-specific), using the  |
| Mark 1 only as a model. The course is 32 hours computer-based         |
| instruction (CBI) (9 lessons) and a 40-hour self-paced Academy lab.   |
| CBI subjects include radiation patterns, amplitude and phase control  |
| unit, clearance transmitter, monitoring, and flight inspections. Lab  |
| subjects include operation, maintenance, calibration, fault diagnosis |
| of the CEGS facility, and one practical examination.\                 |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 72 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Janet Mayfield, AMA-420\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-5619                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47709 End Fire Glide Slope Antenna System                          |
|                                                                       |
| S20V5 This course provides training for technicians on the Instrument |
| Landing System, Watts Antenna Company, End-Fire Glideslope Antenna.   |
| The course is 32 hours computer-based instruction (CBI) and a 40-hour |
| self-paced Academy laboratory. CBI subjects include block diagram,    |
| schematic diagram, all units, and circuit cards. Laboratory subjects  |
| include alignment and calibration of an EFGS system. Some laboratory  |
| procedures are outdoors. Bring proper clothing for all weather.       |
| Current versions of ILS Maintenance Order, General Maintenance Order, |
| Battery Maintenance Order, and TI are required. There is also one     |
| practical examination at the end of the lab portion of the course.\   |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 72 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Michael Goff, AMA-420\                                       |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1686                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47710 CANCELED - Mark 20 Instrument Landing System (ILS)           |
|                                                                       |
| Course Canceled.                                                      |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47711 Low-Level Windshear Alert Sys (FA-10239)                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians on the LLWAS      |
| Phase 2 Climatronics, Type FA-10239. The course is 32 hours           |
| correspondence study, 8 hours computer-based exercises (CBE), and 40  |
| hours Academy laboratory. Correspondence study subjects include LRU   |
| identification, breakdown, and system operation and maintenance. CBE  |
| subjects include system simulations and the end-of-course exam.       |
| Laboratory subjects include system alignments, performance checks,    |
| and fault isolation.\                                                 |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 80 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Miller, AMA-420\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6511                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47713 Low Level Windshear Alert Sys. (LLWAS/FA-10240)              |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for AF personnel on LLWAS, Type   |
| FA-10240. The course is 24 hours correspondence study, 4 hours        |
| computer-based exercises (CBE), and 40 hours Academy laboratory.      |
| Correspondence study subjects include system concepts, major and      |
| subassembly component identification, communication functions,        |
| display interpretation and characteristics, block diagrams, signal    |
| flow and paths, and the maintenance data terminal (MDT). CBE subjects |
| include system concepts, operational checks, and block diagrams.      |
| Laboratory subjects include system operation, verification,           |
| performance, and analysis.\                                           |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 68 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Howard Ashmore, AMA-420\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6515                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47714 DME Model 1118 with ERMM                                     |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians and engineers on  |
| the Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) ASII, Inc., Model 1118 with    |
| Enhanced Remote Maintenance Monitoring (ERMM). The course is 50%      |
| correspondence study with the final examination on the CBI platform   |
| and 50% Academy laboratory. Correspondence study subjects include     |
| theory of operation and maintenance. Laboratory subjects include      |
| alignment, maintenance checks, and fault isolation. Personnel who     |
| have already taken course 40278 should not take this course. The ERMM |
| portion is covered in 45205 for those who have completed course       |
| 40278.\                                                               |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 80 hours\                                              |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Ronald Miller, AMA-420\                                      |
| Telephone: (405) 954-6511                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47716 Wilcox Mark 1F ILS                                           |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 This course provides training for technicians, engineers, and   |
| developmental technicians on the Wilcox Mark 1F Instrument Landing    |
| System (ILS), including localizer, glideslope, markers, and remote    |
| receivers. The course is 186 hours correspondence study, 22 hours     |
| CBE\'s, tests, and 96 hours Academy laboratory. Correspondence study  |
| and CBI subjects include block diagram and circuit diagram for all    |
| units and circuit cards. Laboratory subjects include alignment and    |
| calibration of localizer, glideslope, markers, and remote receiver to |
| current standards. This course includes an Academy lab examination.\  |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 304 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Janet Mayfield, AMA-420\                                     |
| Telephone: (405) 954-5619                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 47717 Mark 20/20A Instrument Landing System (ILS)                  |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 This course provides training for technicians on the Mark      |
| 20/20A ILS and Capture Effect Glideslope (CEGS) System. The course    |
| provides 40 hours computer-based instruction and 104 hours Academy    |
| laboratory. CBI subjects include familiarization, theory of           |
| operation, signal flow, and menus on Marker Beacon, localizer,        |
| FAR-Field monitor, glideslope, RICE, and LCU with a final exam. The   |
| laboratory includes maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing the   |
| Mark 20/20A ILS and the components. There is one practical exam.\     |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 144 hours\                                             |
| Resources required: CBI Student Guide\                                |
| Contact: Matthew Sprouse, AMA-420\                                    |
| Telephone: (405) 954-1626                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

# Air Traffic

+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 55084 Tower Data Link Services (TDLS)                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course provides instruction in the operation of TDLS for  |   |
| ATCS\'s. The training consists of approximately 4 hours of           |   |
| computer-based instruction (CBI) and 2 hours on-the-job training and |   |
| includes a performance check at the end of the training. The CBI     |   |
| covers basic system architecture and characteristics, components,    |   |
| and instruction on the three applications within TDLS: (1)           |   |
| pre-departure clearances (PDC); (2) flight data input/output (FDIO); |   |
| and (3) digital automatic terminal information services (D-ATIS).\   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 55090 AMASS ATCS & SATCS/CIC Training                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course provides instruction in the operation of Airport   |   |
| Movement Area Safety System (AMASS) Build 5 for air traffic control  |   |
| specialists (ATCS) and supervisory ATCS/controllers in charge        |   |
| (SATCS/CIC). The course consists of 5 hours of classroom lecture, 1  |   |
| hour CBI, and 30 minutes of testing. The classroom lecture covers    |   |
| operation of the system and national ATCS and SATCS/CIC procedures.  |   |
| The CBI provides a review of AMASS symbology and keyboard entries    |   |
| and may be used for refresher training. The CBI includes knowledge   |   |
| and performance checks that both require 100 percent correct         |   |
| performance and provide reviews for items that are performed         |   |
| incorrectly.\                                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 55504 Enroute Radar Qualification Examination                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This examination tests the developmental air traffic control  |   |
| specialist\'s (ATCS) ability to define terms associated with primary |   |
| and secondary radar, knowledge of basic radar procedures, and        |   |
| knowledge of radar separation procedures.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57001E OP SUP - Accidents and Other Unusual Situations (Enroute)  |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course trains air traffic supervisors in the required     |   |
| procedures when accidents, incidents, or other unusual events take   |   |
| place. Each module uses scenarios to provide details about the steps |   |
| that must be completed within the first few hours of the event.\     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57001F OP SUP - Accidents and Other Unusual Situations (FSS)      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course trains air traffic supervisors in the required     |   |
| procedures when accidents, incidents, or other unusual events take   |   |
| place. Each module uses scenarios to provide details about the steps |   |
| that must be completed within the first few hours of the event.\     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57001T OP SUP - Accidents and other unusual situations (Tower)    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course trains air traffic supervisors in the required     |   |
| procedures when accidents, incidents, or other unusual events take   |   |
| place. Each module uses scenarios to provide details about the steps |   |
| that must be completed within the first few hours of the event.\     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57002 NOTAMS                                                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson presents the student with an overview of the       |   |
| Notice to Airmen System (NOTAMs). It is designed to be used by all 3 |   |
| AT options. It contains both basic and advanced simulation           |   |
| exercises.\                                                          |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: Vern Gulbransen, AMA-570\                                   |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3428                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57003 In-Flight Icing                                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson will help you understand the hazards, causes,      |   |
| effects, categories, types and intensities of in-flight icing. In    |   |
| addition, it will address pilot needs and wants, and the reporting   |   |
| of icing information.\                                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57004 Military Operations: Aerial Refueling                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson is one part of a 5-part series on Military         |   |
| Operations. The purpose of this course is to increase the knowledge  |   |
| and awareness of the procedures, rules, and terms associated with    |   |
| Aerial Refueling.\                                                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57005 ASOS                                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 Identifies the components of ASOS and their function. It       |   |
| teaches how to edit and augment the Auto Weather Report prior to     |   |
| transmission.\                                                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57006A ATC Communication (Approach)                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course contains a series of exercises that allow the air |   |
| traffic controller to practice listening, memory, read-back,         |   |
| phraseology, and error recognition skills.\                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57006E ATC Communication (Enroute)                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course contains a series of exercises that allow the air |   |
| traffic controller to practice listening, memory, read-back,         |   |
| phraseology, and error recognition skills.\                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57006F ATC Communication (FSS)                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This course contains a series of exercises that allow the air |   |
| traffic controller to practice listening, memory, read-back,         |   |
| phraseology, and error recognition skills.\                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57006T ATC Communication (Tower)                                  |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course contains a series of exercises that allow the air |   |
| traffic controller to practice listening, memory, read-back,         |   |
| phraseology, and error recognition skills.\                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57007 Terminal Radar Speed Adjustment                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This training will acquaint the student with when, where, and |   |
| how to apply speed adjustments and how to terminate speed            |   |
| adjustments.\                                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57009 METAR/TAF (Advanced)                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course is designed for controllers who either take        |   |
| limited aviation weather reports (LAWRS) or have pilot weather       |   |
| briefer responsibilities. It covers how to encode and interpret the  |   |
| international format for METAR and interpret TAF.\                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57012 Hijacked Aircraft                                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson is designed for terminal and enroute AT            |   |
| controllers and describes the procedures for handling hijacked       |   |
| aircraft.\                                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57013 Aircraft Bomb Threat                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson for AT controllers describes the emergency         |   |
| procedures for handling in-flight, on the ground, and hijacking bomb |   |
| threats.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57014 RTF: Radar Vectoring                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson is for Developmental and FPL Controllers at        |   |
| terminal radar facilities. Its purpose is to increase their          |   |
| knowledge of the procedures, techniques and phraseology utilized in  |   |
| radar vectoring.\                                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57015 Military Operations: Altitude Reservations (ALTRVs)         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson is for all AT controllers to increase their        |   |
| knowledge of the terms, separation requirements, and flight data     |   |
| processing associated with ALTRVs.\                                  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57016 Instructional Testing                                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This lesson teaches how to write performance based            |   |
| objectives, good test questions, and distracters. It can also be     |   |
| used to create CBI tests. No additional software is required to      |   |
| compile, run, or administer tests created with this lesson. Tests    |   |
| can be saved or archived.\                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57017 Military Operations: Special Use Airspace                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson provides the student with a definition and         |   |
| explanation of various types of Special Use Airspace,                |   |
| responsibilities and requirements for both controller and user,      |   |
| separation standards, and altimeter adjustment procedures.\          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57018 RTF: Primary and Secondary Radar                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 his lesson provides basic background information on the       |   |
| operation of Primary and Secondary Radar systems. Items covered      |   |
| include Basic Radar Principles, Primary and Secondary Radar Systems  |   |
| and Targets, and Radar Phenomena (Jamming, Anomalous Propagation,    |   |
| and Interference). This lesson is targeted for those individuals     |   |
| with a limited knowledge of radar operation.\                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57019 RTF: Radar Separation                                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson provides terminal radar controllers with a review  |   |
| of the criteria and principles involved in the separation using both |   |
| Primary and Secondary Radar targets. Items covered include basic     |   |
| separation minima, separation of aircraft in formation flight,       |   |
| separation from adjacent sectors and airspace, separation from       |   |
| obstructions, and separation of departing aircraft. This lesson      |   |
| presumes FPL level knowledge.\                                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57020 Altitude Assignment                                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson provides a review of basic altitude assignment     |   |
| procedures and criteria in both the Terminal and Enroute             |   |
| environments. Items covered are: Altitude Assignment Information,    |   |
| Direction of Flight criteria, procedures for altitudes above FL290,  |   |
| Cruise Clearances, and a review of various minima. This lesson       |   |
| presumes FPL level knowledge.\                                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57021 RTF: Radar Identification                                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson provides the terminal radar controller a review of |   |
| basic radar identification practices and procedures. Items covered   |   |
| are radar identification terminology and methods, identification     |   |
| status, position information, and questionable identifications. This |   |
| lesson presumes FPL level knowledge.\                                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57022 Military Operations: Military Training Routes               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This lesson provides the student with an introduction to      |   |
| basic route components and IFR, VFR, and SLOW route procedures and   |   |
| phraseologies.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57023 DARC                                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course covers transition to and from the DARC backup      |   |
| system for enroute controllers. It contains four modules that cover  |   |
| how DARC fits into NAS, the procedures to be followed at the start   |   |
| of a shift to ensure a smooth transition to DARC, the transition     |   |
| from Host to DARC/Host, system limitations, transition from          |   |
| Host/DARC only, and transition from a DARC mode back to Host         |   |
| operation. The user may also elect to view an optional 25-minute     |   |
| video.\                                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57024 Low Level Wind Shear/Microburst Alerts                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson provides the controller with a review of           |   |
| procedures for receiving and disseminating low-level wind shear and  |   |
| microburst information. Items covered are: characteristics of wind   |   |
| shear and microbursts; effects of wind shear and microbursts on      |   |
| aircraft; methods for receiving wind shear and microburst alerts;    |   |
| procedures for disseminating alerts; and inter/intra-facility        |   |
| coordination. This lesson assumes FPL knowledge.\                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57025 Position And Hold                                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This is a refresher course that covers the procedures and     |   |
| phraseology used to issue\                                           |   |
| a "Taxi Into Position And Hold" clearance. The primary audience is   |   |
| air traffic control specialists in the terminal option.\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57030 Wake Turbulence                                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This course addresses the procedures to be followed to keep    |   |
| aircraft clear of the turbulent wake of other aircraft. Topics       |   |
| include causes, behavior and consequences of wake turbulence; the    |   |
| separation rules and control procedures for arriving and departing   |   |
| aircraft.\                                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57032 Emergencies                                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson provides refresher training for FPL controllers on |   |
| criteria for determining when an emergency exists and the course of  |   |
| action to follow in selected situations.\                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3/4 hour\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57033 WSR-88D Radar image Interpretation                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This course is designed for Air Traffic Control specialists    |   |
| who require basic weather radar knowledge and use WSR-88D products   |   |
| in their daily work. This training will prepare the student for the  |   |
| National Weather Service's weather radar certification exam and      |   |
| enable them to effectively utilize WSR-88D products. It contains     |   |
| instruction on each of the products, then provides practical         |   |
| exercises that utilize the products in realistic situations.\        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57034 Aircraft Performance and Characteristics                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This reference tool provides controllers with an online visual |   |
| database of aircraft performance information and a set of four       |   |
| tutorials providing fundamental information related to aircraft      |   |
| performance. The tutorials cover classification of aircraft,         |   |
| distinguishing features of aircraft, how aircraft speeds affect Air  |   |
| Traffic Control, and the effect of air density on aircraft           |   |
| performance.\                                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57035 Air Traffic Memory Guide                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course is part of a continuing effort to reduce runway    |   |
| incursions. It provides ways for controllers to manage their memory  |   |
| resources and help improve performance. It provides an understanding |   |
| of the limitations of human memory and suggests ways to supplement   |   |
| and help sustain memory capabilities. Also discussed are ways to     |   |
| deal with distractions in the dynamic tower cab environment, and the |   |
| use of memory aids is encouraged to supplement working memory.\      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57036 VTABS Master Instructor/Supervisor System Overview          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This training is for ATCS personnel responsible for master     |   |
| instructor/supervisor interactions on the VSCS Training and Backup   |   |
| System (VTABS). The course is 100% CBI. Subjects include system      |   |
| introduction, system overview, VTABS workstations, cutover switch    |   |
| subsystem, system monitor, and control subsystem. The VTABS, VSOM,   |   |
| and MIDS manuals are required for the course.\                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 10 hour\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57037 VTABS Database Management                                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This training is for ATCS personnel responsible for VSCS       |   |
| Training and Backup System (VTABS) database management. The course   |   |
| is 100% computer-based instruction (CBI). Subjects include system    |   |
| introduction, system overview, VTABS workstations, database          |   |
| management, and system monitor and control subsystem. A CBI terminal |   |
| is required. Also required are the VTABS, VSOM, and MIDS manuals.\   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 13 hour\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57040 Basic Windows Training for Air Traffic                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This CBI course is designed for air traffic control            |   |
| specialists who will be working with a new system designed with a    |   |
| Windows type graphical user interface (GUI) for interaction with the |   |
| user. It covers basic Windows functions that are used in all types   |   |
| of Windows environments, such as menu structures, icons, and drag    |   |
| and drop features. It will also familiarize the student with basic   |   |
| terminology new to Windows systems.\                                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: CBI Help Line\                                              |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57041 Special VFR                                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson deals with the specific weather conditions and     |   |
| other circumstances that must exist before Special VFR can be        |   |
| authorized. The controller will practice proper phraseology to issue |   |
| special VFR clearances.\                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57043 Traffic Situation Display (TSD)                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This course introduces the benefits of Traffic Situation      |   |
| Display (TSD) and provides transition training for experienced       |   |
| traffic management specialists so they will be able to use the new   |   |
| interface. TSD is the new interface to the Enhanced Traffic          |   |
| Management System (ETMS).\                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57045 Creating Quality CBT                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This course will answer basic questions on planning, course   |   |
| design, content design, interactivity, scripts and storyboards, and  |   |
| production. It includes useful tips and \'best practices\'           |   |
| presentations that show how pros address typical problems faced by   |   |
| all CBT developers.\                                                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57047 Digital Bright Radar Indicator Equipment (D-BRITE)          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson is an introduction and overview of the Digital     |   |
| Bright Radar Indicator Equipment (DBRITE). This lesson was designed  |   |
| to prepare the student for the DBRITE OJT. This is not a tutorial of |   |
| the entire DBRITE system and its related functions.\                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57048 Weather Graphics Interpretations                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This computer-based course is designed to prepare flight       |   |
| services specialists, ARTCC supervisors and traffic management unit  |   |
| specialists to correctly interpret graphical weather data obtained   |   |
| from the Operational and Supportability Implementation System        |   |
| (OASIS) and weather and radar processor (WARP). This includes        |   |
| graphical presentations of observed weather such as the surface      |   |
| analysis, weather depiction, radar summary, constant pressure        |   |
| analysis, composite moisture and stability, and winds aloft and      |   |
| forecast information such as weather prognostic and severe weather   |   |
| outlook.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57049 Enroute Speed Adjustment                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson covers procedures, methods, and minima for         |   |
| applying speed adjustment. Associated phraseology is also included   |   |
| in the lesson. The lesson is appropriate for both FPL and            |   |
| developmental air traffic controllers. FPL controllers can go        |   |
| directly to the exercises for refresher training and bypass the      |   |
| tutorial portion of the lesson. Information in this lesson is also   |   |
| covered in Course 55055 Radar Controller Training, Lesson E-11-11    |   |
| Speed Adjustment.\                                                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57050 Enroute Radar Vectoring                                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson covers the reasons for issuing vectors,            |   |
| appropriate vectoring methods with associated phraseology and the    |   |
| purpose of an MIA chart. The lesson is appropriate for both FPL and  |   |
| developmental air traffic controllers. FPL controllers can go        |   |
| directly to the exercises for refresher training and bypass the      |   |
| tutorial portion of the lesson. Information in this lesson is also   |   |
| covered in Course 55055 Radar Controller Training, Lesson E-11-9     |   |
| Radar Vectoring.\                                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course Length: 2 Hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57051 Radar Services to VFR Aircraft                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This course covers the basic types of radar services provided  |   |
| to VFR aircraft. The student will also review the criteria for       |   |
| applying these services. Students will be provided with an           |   |
| option-specific scenario to further enhance their understanding of   |   |
| the services and some techniques for providing them.\                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57052 Situational Situational Awareness - Enroute and TRACON      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This course consists of four lessons: How Decisions Are Made - |   |
| This lesson allows controllers to think about where specific ATC     |   |
| actions (e.g., issuing a clearance, scanning, updating a data block, |   |
| traffic advisories) fit into a decision making model; Scanning -     |   |
| This lesson covers scanning techniques and pitfalls that must be     |   |
| avoided; Mental Models - This lesson includes a brief introduction   |   |
| relating the phrase \"getting the big picture\" to the cognitive     |   |
| process of developing a mental model of the situation; Projection -  |   |
| This lesson includes a brief introduction to the concept of          |   |
| \"projecting\" and identifies the potential pitfalls that must be    |   |
| avoided.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 1/2 hour\                                           |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57053 ATC OER Communications - Enroute and TRACON                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 The ATC Operational Error Reduction (OER) Communications       |   |
| course describes an ATC communication model that emphasizes the need |   |
| for standard phraseology and for active listening. This model serves |   |
| as the basis for the analysis of several operational error case      |   |
| studies. Upon completion of the course, controllers will recognize   |   |
| the importance of proper phraseology and active listening in air     |   |
| traffic control.\                                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1/2 hour\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57054 Reducing Operational Errors - Enroute and TRACON            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This CBI course consists of 5 modules (introduction,           |   |
| situational awareness, ATC communications, using all your resources, |   |
| and breaking error chains). These modules can be used as stand alone |   |
| courses.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57055 Flight Progress Strip Distribution                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This lesson covers center sectors including fix postings and  |   |
| computer field formats. It outlines the procedures used to           |   |
| distribute flight progress strips to the appropriate sectors. The    |   |
| information in this lesson is also covered in Course 55053,          |   |
| Assistant Controller Training, lesson E-5-3, flight progress strip   |   |
| distribution and E-5-5, computer field format.\                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57056 Jet Route Structure                                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V12 This lesson covers the jet route structure and includes       |   |
| NAVAIDS, Intersections/DME fixes, and mileages. Information in this  |   |
| lesson is also covered in course 55053, Assistant Controller         |   |
| Training, Lesson E-5-1, Jet Route Structure.\                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57057 Controller-In-Charge En Route                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This lesson covers topics necessary to train                   |   |
| full-performance-level air traffic control specialists selected for  |   |
| CIC duties in the en route environment. This lesson is a             |   |
| prerequisite for Course 55072.\                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources Required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Phone: 405-954-4000                                                  |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57058 Non Radar Separation                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V7 This course consists of the following modules that detail      |   |
| separation rules to be applied in a non-radar environment: vertical  |   |
| separation; lateral separation; longitudinal separation, and initial |   |
| separation. The initial separation module covers rules for the       |   |
| initial separation of successive departures and for separation of    |   |
| arriving and departing aircraft.\                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3/4 hour\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57059E Transfer of Control (Enroute)                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson provides the FPL controller with a review of the   |   |
| terminology and procedures for coordinating use of airspace and      |   |
| transferring control of airspace. Items covered are when to          |   |
| coordinate, method for coordinating, who to coordinate with, when to |   |
| transfer control, and when to assume control. The lesson presumes    |   |
| FPL knowledge.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57059T Transfer of Control (Terminal)                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson provides the FPL controller with a review of the   |   |
| terminology and procedures for coordinating use of airspace and      |   |
| transferring control of airspace. Items covered are when to          |   |
| coordinate, method for coordinating, who to coordinate with, when to |   |
| transfer control, and when to assume control. The lesson presumes    |   |
| FPL knowledge.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57060 Controller-In-Charge Terminal                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson covers topics necessary to train                   |   |
| full-performance-level air traffic control specialists selected for  |   |
| CIC duties in the terminal environment. The lesson is the            |   |
| prerequisite for Course 55073.\                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 5 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone (405) 954-4000                                             |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57061 Preventing Runway Incursions                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This CBI course consists of 5 modules (introduction,           |   |
| situational awareness, ATC communications, using all your resources, |   |
| and breaking error chains). These modules can be used as stand alone |   |
| courses.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3.5 hours\                                            |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone (405) 954-4000                                             |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57062 Situational Awareness - Tower                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This module will consist of one lesson, which will outline the |   |
| critical elements of a visual and auditory scan of the controller\'s |   |
| control area. The lesson will describe how an effective scan can     |   |
| help identify potential static and dynamic \"hot spots\" in airport  |   |
| operations. The lesson will also demonstrate controller methods for  |   |
| appropriately prioritizing actions based on the information obtained |   |
| in an effective scan.\                                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone (405) 954-4000                                             |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57063 Reducing Runway Incursions-Tower                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 Communications. This lesson emphasizes the need for standard   |   |
| phraseology and active listening from both the pilot and controllers |   |
| perspective. Audio, graphics and photographs will be used to         |   |
| emphasize that a large percentage of runway incursions are a result  |   |
| of readback/hearback errors. A communication model is presented that |   |
| serves as a basis for reducing Runway Incursions. This model is used |   |
| to analyze several runway incursions.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3/4 hour\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone (405) 954-4000                                             |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57064 Controller-In-Charge FSS                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson covers topics necessary to train flight service    |   |
| station specialists selected for controller-in-charge duties.\       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 5 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone (405) 954-4000                                             |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57066 Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - ETVS (TED)                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course is designed to prepare terminal controller to     |   |
| operate the Touch Entry Device (TED), which is a component of        |   |
| DENRO's Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS). The ETVS is a         |   |
| communication system that provides air/ground and ground/ground      |   |
| communications.\                                                     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57068 Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - ETVS (SCT)                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This course is designed to prepare terminal supervisors for    |   |
| operating the System Configuration Terminal (SCT), which is a        |   |
| component of DENRO's Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS). The ETVS |   |
| is a communication system that provides air/ground and ground/ground |   |
| communications. The SCT allows the supervisor to change the          |   |
| configuration of the ETVS to meet the needs of the facility during   |   |
| specific situations.\                                                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57069 Safety Alerts and Traffic Advisories                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson provides students with a review of the procedures  |   |
| and phraseology used in the issuance of safety alerts and traffic    |   |
| advisories and for dealing with merging targets. Students will       |   |
| review duty priorities as well as types of alerts and advisories.\   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57070E Arrival and Approach (Enroute)                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson covers basic types of approaches, arrival          |   |
| information, procedures for navigation to final, and procedures for  |   |
| issuing approach clearances.\                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57070T Arrival and Approach (Terminal)                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson covers basic types of approaches, arrival          |   |
| information, procedures for navigation to final, and procedures for  |   |
| issuing approach clearances.\                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57071 DSR Computer Operational Equipment (Stage 2)                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This course explains the relationship between HOST and DSR     |   |
| equipment. It introduces the interface equipment included in the     |   |
| position consoles, explains the A-position time, alarm, CRD views,   |   |
| and how to operate the flight strip printer. There are practice      |   |
| exercises to familiarize you with the equipment and an end-of-lesson |   |
| test. This lesson is equivalent to Course 55053, Assistant           |   |
| Controller Training, lesson E-5-4, Computer Operational Equipment.\  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57072 Military Operations: Formation Flights                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 The focus of this lesson is a thorough review of standard and  |   |
| nonstandard formations as they relate to separation, special use     |   |
| frequencies and breakups. Information will be provided on standard   |   |
| formation flights, nonstandard formation flights, Air Combat command |   |
| Cell Formation Flights, special use frequencies, formation flight    |   |
| breakups, and proper separation standards for all types of           |   |
| formations.\                                                         |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57073 Military Operations: Special Operations                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This lesson will focus on terms; defining the goals and        |   |
| purposes of specific missions and flights; user requirements;        |   |
| controller responsibilities, and separation requirements as they     |   |
| relate to special operations within the military.\                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ½ hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57074 ARTS IIIA                                                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 Students will receive training in the purpose, features, and   |   |
| functions of the ARTS IIIA equipment. Specific training is provided  |   |
| in Data Entry Devices, Data Blocks, Display Lists, ARTS Data Input,  |   |
| and Error Messages.\                                                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57075 RDVS IIA TED Training                                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This computer-based course is designed to prepare terminal     |   |
| controllers to operate the Touch Entry Device (TED), which is a      |   |
| component of Litton-Amecon's Rapid Deployment Voice Switch IIA (RDVS |   |
| IIA). The RDVS IIA is a communication system that provides           |   |
| air/ground and ground/ground communications.\                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57076 RDVS IIA System Administrator                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This computer-based course is designed to prepare terminal     |   |
| supervisors to edit system configuration by operating the            |   |
| Configuration Control Terminal (CCT), which is a component of        |   |
| Litton-Amecon's Rapid Deployment Terminal Voice Switch IIA (RDVS     |   |
| IIA). The RDVS IIA is a communication system that provides           |   |
| air/ground and ground/ground communications.\                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57077 RDVS IIA Supervisor Training                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This computer-based course is designed to prepare terminal     |   |
| supervisors to edit system configuration by operating the            |   |
| configuration Control Terminal (CCT) that is a component of          |   |
| Litton-Amecon's Rapid Deployment Terminal Voice Switch IIA (RDVS     |   |
| IIA). The RDVS IIA is a communication system that provides           |   |
| air/ground and ground/ground communications.\                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57078 ARTS IIE                                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This special issue course is part of a transition-training    |   |
| package for controllers changing from ARTS IIA to ARTS IIE. It takes |   |
| approximately 4 hours to complete. The course utilizes an ARTS IIE   |   |
| keyboard connected to the CBI platform. This gives the controller    |   |
| the opportunity to become familiar with the new keyboard layout and  |   |
| gives the controller practice making the new entries. The training   |   |
| covers the ARTS IIE keyboard similarities, differences, and unique   |   |
| features; data display areas; data blocks; and common ARTS IIE       |   |
| entries. An evaluation scenario must be completed with a score of    |   |
| 95% to receive credit for the course.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57079 Composing HOST and DSR Messages (Stage 2)                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This course describes message entry eligibility, three         |   |
| categories of messages, composition of FP, SP, RS, DM, HM, FR, and   |   |
| AM messages. Composition of information request (AR, WR, SR, and FR) |   |
| and miscellaneous messages (GI and SISO) are also covered. Emphasis  |   |
| is placed on making the information-required entries, amending       |   |
| flight plans, and using the route readout message. This lesson is    |   |
| equivalent to Course 55053, Assistant controller Training, lesson    |   |
| E-5-6, Computer Message Composition and Entry.\                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57080 DSR Computer Field Format (Stage 2)                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V8 This course explains the purpose of computer messages and each |   |
| message component. Format letter coding and fields 01-11 are         |   |
| explained. There are practice exercises to familiarize you with the  |   |
| equipment and an end-of-lesson test. This lesson is equivalent to    |   |
| Course 55053, Assistant Controller Training, lesson E-5-5, Computer  |   |
| Field Format.\                                                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57081E OJTI Refresher Training (Enroute)                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This lesson serves as refresher training for OJT instructors   |   |
| who have completed Course 55049, fundamentals of ATC On-The-Job      |   |
| Training Instruction. However, supervisors or other training team    |   |
| members may benefit from this course.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57081F OJTI Refresher Training (FSS)                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This lesson serves as refresher training for OJT instructors   |   |
| who have completed Course 55049, fundamentals of ATC On-The-Job      |   |
| Training Instruction. However, supervisors or other training team    |   |
| members may benefit from this course.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57081T OJTI Refresher Training (Terminal)                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This lesson serves as refresher training for OJT instructors   |   |
| who have completed Course 55049, fundamentals of ATC On-The-Job      |   |
| Training Instruction. However, supervisors or other training team    |   |
| members may benefit from this course.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 3 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57082 Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course provides refresher training for the controller in  |   |
| the procedures involved upon notification that an aircraft has left  |   |
| an ATC assigned altitude in response to a TCAS event. Topics covered |   |
| include: how TCAS works; the types of TCAS alerts; pilot procedures; |   |
| and ATC procedures.\                                                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required:\                                                 |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57083 Visual Separation \-- En Route                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course provides refresher training for the en route       |   |
| controller in the criteria and procedures involved in visual         |   |
| separation. Items covered include: visual separation rules; visual   |   |
| separation procedures; applicable phraseology; and the importance of |   |
| appropriate pilot/controller interaction.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57084 Visual Separation \-- Terminal                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course provides refresher training for the terminal       |   |
| controller in the criteria and procedures involved in visual         |   |
| separation. Items covered include: visual separation rules; visual   |   |
| separation procedures; applicable phraseology; and the importance of |   |
| appropriate pilot/controller interaction.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57085 Weather System Processor (WSP)                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course is designed for terminal controllers and           |   |
| supervisors. It teaches how to operate the ribbon display terminal   |   |
| (RDT) and the geographical situation display (GSD) terminal or       |   |
| keypad on three separate Wind Shear Detection Systems that are       |   |
| installed at FAA controlled terminal facilities. The three systems   |   |
| are Low-Level Wind Shear Alert System (LLWAS), Weather System        |   |
| Processor (WSP), and Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS). The  |   |
| training will prepare the controller to interpret information on the |   |
| RDT and configure the information on the RDT through the GSD.\       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57086 Enhanced LLWAS                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course is for terminal controllers and supervisors. It    |   |
| teaches how to operate ribbon display terminal (RDT) and the         |   |
| geographical situation display (GSD) terminal or keypad on three     |   |
| separate Wind Shear Detection Systems that are installed at FAA      |   |
| controlled terminal facilities. The three systems are Low-Level Wind |   |
| Shear Alert System (LLWAS), Weather System Processor (WSP), and      |   |
| Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS). The training will prepare |   |
| the controller to interpret information on the RDT and configure the |   |
| information on the RDT through the GSD.\                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57087 Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS)                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This course is designed for terminal controllers and           |   |
| supervisors at sites with the Integrated Terminal Weather System     |   |
| (ITWS). It teaches microbursts and wind shear, which types of wind   |   |
| shear FAA systems detect, and how to operate the Ribbon Display      |   |
| Terminal (RDT) and the situation display (SD) terminal.\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57088 STARS AT coach Exercise Setup and Pilot Training            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This CBI course provides the student with the knowledge and    |   |
| skills necessary to configure an AT coach exercise for training.     |   |
| Pseudo-pilot commands are taught to enable the student to respond to |   |
| and input controller-issued clearances or instructions. All inputs   |   |
| necessary to configure a STARS terminal controller workstation       |   |
| (TCW), tower display workstation (TDW), and general-purpose          |   |
| workstation (GPW) are taught. The functionality of running a         |   |
| pseudo-pilot position on all platforms is taught. The course         |   |
| includes six CBI modules.\                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 8 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57089 Automated Weather Sensors System (AWSS)                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This is a computer-based course designed for air traffic       |   |
| control specialists that will have an AWSS installed at their site.  |   |
| This course will enable the student to perform the necessary         |   |
| functions on the operator interface device to ensure the reports     |   |
| accuracy.\                                                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57090 Airport Lighting                                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This computer-based course is designed for terminal            |   |
| controllers and supervisors. This course is designed to reduce       |   |
| runway incursions by teaching obstruction lights, types and meanings |   |
| of rotating beacons, physical characteristics of approach, runway    |   |
| and taxiway lighting, and proper operation of airport lighting.\     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57091 Land and Hold Short Operations (LAHSO)                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This computer-based course is designed for terminal            |   |
| controllers and supervisors. This course is designed to reduce       |   |
| runway incursions by teaching the requirements to perform LAHSO,     |   |
| verifying conditions for LAHSO, eligible aircraft for LAHSO, issuing |   |
| LAHSO clearances, understanding rejected landing procedures, and     |   |
| operations beyond the hold short point.\                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57092 Runway Use and Related Information                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V9 This computer-based course is designed for terminal            |   |
| controllers and supervisors. This course is designed to reduce       |   |
| runway incursions by teaching the proper methods for selecting and   |   |
| using runways and issuing safety alerts and advisories.\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57093 Runway Separation Minima                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This computer-based course is designed for terminal           |   |
| controllers and supervisors. This course is designed to reduce       |   |
| runway incursions by teaching controllers on the local control       |   |
| position: basic local control phraseology; good operating practices; |   |
| single runway separation; multiple runway separation; wake           |   |
| turbulence separation; initial IFR separation; and helicopter        |   |
| separation.\                                                         |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57094 WARP NEXRAD on DSR                                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This computer-based course provides the air traffic           |   |
| controller with a basic understanding of the weather display         |   |
| provided to DSR via WARP. It covers controlling the display and the  |   |
| phraseology used to convey this information to the pilot.\           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57095A Basic Aviation Weather - Structure of the Atmosphere       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This computer-based course provides the air traffic           |   |
| controller with a basic understanding of the nature and cause of     |   |
| weather that impacts aviation. It covers structure of the            |   |
| atmosphere, winds, air masses, fronts and other atmospheric          |   |
| features, vertical motion, atmospheric stability, weather producing  |   |
| systems, and clouds and precipitation.\                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 570                                                               |   |
| 95E Basic Aviation Weather -- Observed and Forecast Weather Messages |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This computer-based course provides the air traffic           |   |
| controller with a basic understanding of the nature and cause of     |   |
| weather that impacts aviation. It covers structure of the            |   |
| atmosphere, winds, air masses, fronts and other atmospheric          |   |
| features, vertical motion, atmospheric stability, weather producing  |   |
| systems, and clouds and precipitation.\                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57096 ASR-11 Air Traffic Training                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course provides instruction in the proper operation of   |   |
| Airport Surveillance Radar 11 (ASR-11) equipment for air traffic     |   |
| control specialists (ATCS), supervisors (SATCS, and                  |   |
| controllers-in-charge (CIC). The course consists of approximately 4  |   |
| hours of computer-based instruction (CBI) and includes a performance |   |
| check at the end of the training. The CBI covers system components,  |   |
| characteristics and proper operation of the radar control panel      |   |
| (RCP). The CBI includes an RCP simulator which allows the student to |   |
| practice using the knowledge gained in the course.\                  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57097 Wide Area Augmentation System                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course is designed to provide air traffic with a basic   |   |
| understanding of the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS). It covers |   |
| the components and basic operation, how WAAS impacts the NAS, and    |   |
| how controllers should respond to WAAS or GPS interference or        |   |
| anomaly reports. The format and content of NOTAMS generated in       |   |
| support of WAAS operations are presented and the air traffic         |   |
| procedures response to the NOTAMS are discussed.\                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57098 Recognizing and Responding to Aircraft Emergencies          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course is designed for enroute and terminal controllers  |   |
| and supervisors. It provides a review of information that can help   |   |
| controllers and supervisors recognize a potential emergency          |   |
| situation and quickly respond to an aircraft in distress.\           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57099C HOST 1.4 Flight Plan Data (Controller)                     |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course is designed for enroute and terminal air traffic  |   |
| controllers and supervisors and flight data specialists. It provides |   |
| an overview of the flight plan data input/output changes resulting   |   |
| from the AIFPE HOST 1.4 upgrade. These changes will facilitate the   |   |
| ability of the United States (US) to transfer automated flight plan  |   |
| data with non-US facilities.\                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57099S HOST 1.4 Flight Plan Data (System Administrator)           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course is designed for enroute and terminal air traffic  |   |
| controllers and supervisors and flight data specialists. It provides |   |
| an overview of the flight plan data input/output changes resulting   |   |
| from the AIFPE HOST 1.4 upgrade. These changes will facilitate the   |   |
| ability of the United States (US) to transfer automated flight plan  |   |
| data with non-US facilities.\                                        |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57100 ATCS VSCS                                                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course provides a detailed overview of the Voice         |   |
| Switching and Control System (VSCS) from an ATCS perspective.        |   |
| Special emphasis is placed on the characteristics, positions, and    |   |
| subsystems involved in ground-to-ground and air-to-ground            |   |
| communications. This lesson includes questions and practice          |   |
| exercises that allow the ATCS to learn how to operate the VSCS. This |   |
| lesson is equivalent to Course 55053, Assistant Controller Training, |   |
| lesson E-5-2.\                                                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57101 SATCS VSCS                                                  |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course describes all the functional and operational      |   |
| characteristics of the VSCS supervisory workstation necessary for    |   |
| the operation supervisors to perform their duties. This lesson       |   |
| includes questions and practice exercises that allow the SATCS to    |   |
| learn how to operate and configure the VSCS system.\                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57102 DARC (EBUS)                                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course covers the functionality of the DARC backup system |   |
| for en route controllers. It contains three modules covering         |   |
| transitioning to the backup system, working in the backup system,    |   |
| and transitioning back to the primary system. The course has         |   |
| incorporated the Enhanced Back-up Surveillance (EBUS) functionality  |   |
| of the Micro-EARTS backup system. Content includes capabilities of   |   |
| the backup system, differences in the DARC/HOST and DARC only modes, |   |
| and procedures for transitioning to and from the backup system. A    |   |
| knowledge check module is presented at the end of the lesson and is  |   |
| required to show completion of course.\                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57110 GPS Air Traffic Satellite Navigation                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This course gives an overview of how the GPS operates. It     |   |
| covers receiver types and equipment suffixes associated with GPS,    |   |
| RAIM, GPS anomalies, and GPS NOTAMS. It also explains GPS users in   |   |
| aviation and how navigation is affected by GPS. The course gives     |   |
| in-depth information about GPS approaches. The basic \'T\' and       |   |
| terminal arrival areas are introduced and the changes on the GPS     |   |
| approach plates are explained. The course explains RAIM forecasting. |   |
| Retrieving and interpreting both 24-hour and 3-hour is covered as    |   |
| well as special messages displayed on the MI console.\               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57135 Labor Statues, Laws, and Contracts                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This course presents the provisions of federal labor laws and |   |
| negotiated agreements common to workplace issues. Provides first     |   |
| line supervisors the opportunity to review and resolve real world    |   |
| air traffic problems by applying federal labor laws and negotiated   |   |
| agreements. Formerly MGT01 and 12721.\                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57136 Management Rights and Responsibilities                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 Management\'s rights and responsibilities, as defined by      |   |
| federal law and negotiated bargaining unit agreements are addressed  |   |
| in this course. This includes permissive and prohibitive topics for  |   |
| negotiation, Title V use, Section 7106 of the federal service labor  |   |
| management relations statute. Formerly MGT02 and 12722.\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57137 Union & Employee Rights and Responsibilities                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 In this course, supervisors will apply the requirements of     |   |
| appropriate collective bargaining agreements as they relate to the   |   |
| union and employee rights and responsibilities. Formerly MGT03 and   |   |
| 12703.\                                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57138 Grievances and Unfair Labor Practices                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 When presented with real-world scenarios, the first-line      |   |
| supervisor will learn about issues that typically result in          |   |
| grievances and ULP\'s, how to resolve issues at the lowest level,    |   |
| and about the grievance and ULP process. Formerly MGT04 and 12704.\  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57139 The Bargaining Process                                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 The objective of this lesson is to build a better             |   |
| understanding of the bargaining process. Impact and implementation,  |   |
| interest-based, and positional bargaining are some of the topics     |   |
| covered. Formerly course MGT05 and 12705.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57140 MOU\'s, Facility Directives, and Past Practices             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This course identifies appropriate topics for local MOU\'s    |   |
| and facility directives, past practices, and how air traffic         |   |
| facilities can resolve problems associated with them. Formerly       |   |
| course MGT06 and 12706.\                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57141 Participative Management                                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This course covers partnership, participative management, and  |   |
| describes how these management styles can be incorporated in the     |   |
| first-line supervisor\'s management style. Specific emphasis is      |   |
| placed on Executive Order 12871, management\'s non-negotiable        |   |
| operational responsibilities and the importance of establishing      |   |
| trust, open communication, and building a cooperative work           |   |
| environment. Formerly course MGT07 and 12707.\                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57142 Managing Issues in the Workplace                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 Through scenario-based interaction, techniques and strategies  |   |
| for resolving problems in the workplace are demonstrated.            |   |
| Supervisors will be given the opportunity to apply the five basic    |   |
| problem-solving steps, discriminate between resolving issues and     |   |
| negotiations, and identify good communication techniques. Formerly   |   |
| course MGT08 and 12708.\                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57143 CANCELED - Equal EEO and the FAA Model Workplace            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57144 Supervisory Notes                                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 Supervisors will learn the difference between supervisory     |   |
| notes and agency records, appropriate and inappropriate notes, and   |   |
| the importance of supervisory notes as memory joggers. Supervisors   |   |
| will get the opportunity to take notes during the lesson and use     |   |
| these notes to resolve real world issues. Formerly course MGT10 and  |   |
| 12710.\                                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57145 Using EAP Resources                                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson covers the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), the  |   |
| services offered, and the procedures for using EAP. Special emphasis |   |
| is placed on the supervisor\'s responsibility for making formal and  |   |
| informal referrals. Formerly course MGT11 and 12711.\                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57146 Safety & Health of the Work Unit                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson describes the duties and responsibilities as       |   |
| directed by the FAA ATCS Health Program, Occupational Safety and     |   |
| Health Act, and other applicable laws, rules and regulations.        |   |
| First-line supervisors will have an opportunity to work through      |   |
| scenarios that deal with on-the-job injuries, asbestos, and other    |   |
| safety related issues. Formerly course MGT12 and 12712.\             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57147 Interpersonal Skills                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 This lesson presents techniques to enhance interpersonal       |   |
| skills. The techniques include: active listening; feedback;          |   |
| assertion; consistent interactions; and conflict resolution.         |   |
| Supervisors will observe real-world scenarios and identify effective |   |
| and ineffective interpersonal skills. Formerly course MGT13 and      |   |
| 12713.\                                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57148 Performance Management and Awards                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 The main topics of this course are how first-line supervisors  |   |
| recognize superior employee performance and correct poor employee    |   |
| performance. Special emphasis is placed on the supervisor's role in  |   |
| the FAA\'s Performance Planning and Recognition System (PPRS).       |   |
| Formerly course MGT14 and 12714.\                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57149 Technical Training Administrator                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This course prepares supervisory personnel to administer,     |   |
| support, and promote the FAA training program. Formerly course MGT15 |   |
| and 12715.\                                                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57150 Leave Administration                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This course covers the rules and regulations of the Family    |   |
| and Medical Leave Act, Family Friendly Leave Act, leave without pay, |   |
| and other leave categories. This lesson contains a reference of the  |   |
| specific requirements for each type of leave and describes methods   |   |
| and procedures for resolving suspected leave abuse. Formerly course  |   |
| MGT16 and 12716.\                                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57151 Ethics and Employee Conduct On and Off the Job              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 Utilizing FAA orders and contracts, first-line supervisors     |   |
| will have the opportunity to resolve real-world issues by applying   |   |
| the procedures for handling conduct and ethics on and off the job.   |   |
| Supervisors will learn about the elements of just cause, Douglas     |   |
| factors, and procedures for managing reoccurring conduct problems    |   |
| through coaching, modeling, and progressive discipline. Formerly     |   |
| course MGT17 and 12717.\                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57152 Stress and Trauma Management                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V6 Managing stress and trauma in the workplace are the main       |   |
| topics of this course. First-line supervisors are given the          |   |
| opportunity to learn about stress and trauma. In addition, the       |   |
| symptoms and sources of stress, strategies, and resources available  |   |
| for managing stress are included. Formerly course MGT18 and 12718.\  |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57153 Organization of Work                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 In this course, supervisors will learn several strategies for |   |
| prioritizing and balancing operational and administrative duties.    |   |
| Special emphasis is placed on identifying common time wasters,       |   |
| components of effective time management, and developing a time       |   |
| management action plan. Formerly course MGT19 and 12719.\            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57154 Career Development: An Organizational Perspective           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 In this course, first-line supervisors will learn about the   |   |
| Merit Promotion Program, mentoring, Individual Development Plans     |   |
| (IDP\'s), and benefits of these programs for the agency, supervisor, |   |
| and employee. Formerly course MGT20 and 12720.\                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57203 Weather Satellite Data Interpretation                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course prepares the student to correctly interpret       |   |
| visible and infra-red weather satellite images provided through the  |   |
| Weather and Radar Processor (WARP), the Operational and              |   |
| Supportability Implementation System (OASIS) or other weather        |   |
| graphics systems.\                                                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 6 hour\                                               |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57248 Windows Training for OASIS (WINGS & WIND)                   |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This CBI course is an integral part of a                      |   |
| computer-based/conventional training program designed to prepare     |   |
| flight service specialists to operate the Operational and            |   |
| Supportability Implementation System (OASIS) through interaction     |   |
| with the Weather Information and Navigational Graphics System        |   |
| (WINGS) and Weather Information Network Display (WIND) application   |   |
| software. These two software programs are the specialist\'s          |   |
| interface to flight planning and weather information.\               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 12 hour\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57248P CANCELED - Windows Training for OASIS                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled.                                                     |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57301 Severe Weather                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course presents topics on thunderstorm life cycle;       |   |
| information collection and dissemination; thunderstorms hazardous    |   |
| phenomena, and thunderstorms hazardous effects.\                     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 4 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| ## 57302 CANCELED - CRU-Support AO, 57302-S, 57302-TA, 57302-U       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course Canceled.                                                     |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57303 CANCELED - CRU-OPS                                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| > Course Canceled.                                                   |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57400 STARS (TDW) FSL/ESL Air Traffic Training                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course is designed to provide certified professional     |   |
| controllers (CPC\'s) with the knowledge and skills required to       |   |
| operate in Full and Emergency Service Levels (FSL/ESL) in air        |   |
| traffic control towers. The air traffic control function set is      |   |
| present as used on a tower display workstation. It is presented in   |   |
| 26 modules.\                                                         |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 18 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57402 STARS (TCW) FSL/ESL Air Traffic Operator\'s Training        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This vendor-developed computer-based instruction special      |   |
| issue course is designed to provide certified professional           |   |
| controllers with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate STARS |   |
| in full- and emergency-service levels (FSL/ESL). It includes a       |   |
| system overview and provides instruction on the FSL air traffic      |   |
| control function set. The training is presented in 26 modules.\      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 18 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57503 Terminal Radar Qualification Examination                    |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This examination tests the developmental air traffic control  |   |
| specialist\'s (ATCS) ability to define terms associated with primary |   |
| and secondary radar, knowledge of basic radar procedures, and        |   |
| knowledge of radar separation procedures.\                           |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57511 Limited Aviation Weather Reporting Station (LAWRS)          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V11 This course provides the skills and knowledge necessary to    |   |
| take and disseminate weather observations at LAWRS facilities.\      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57600 CANCELED - Staff-Quality Assurance                          |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57826 Recording Clearances and Control Information                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes verbal     |   |
| format and phraseology for communicating with pilots and             |   |
| controllers. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson    |   |
| E-8-27.                                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57827 Radio and Interphone Communication                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes verbal     |   |
| format and phraseology for communicating with pilots and             |   |
| controllers. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson\   |   |
| E-8-27.\                                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 16 hours\                                             |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57833 General Control and Board Management                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes duty       |   |
| priorities, procedural preferences, special interest flights,        |   |
| military procedures, and other items involving daily control of      |   |
| aircraft. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson       |   |
| E-8-33.\                                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57834 IFR Clearances and Route Assignments                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes procedures |   |
| for defining clearances and route structure. It identifies           |   |
| phraseology for issuing clearances for departing, arriving, and en   |   |
| route aircraft. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson |   |
| E-8-34.                                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57835 IFR Flight Direction and Altitude Assignment                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes            |   |
| phraseology and procedures for altitude assignment, restrictions,    |   |
| verification, and issuing current altimeter settings. This CBI       |   |
| lesson is equivalent to course 55054, lesson E-8-35.\                |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57838 Approaches                                                  |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes            |   |
| identifying components of a standard instrument approach procedure.  |   |
| It includes procedures and phraseology for clearing aircraft for     |   |
| approach and describes conditions where visual approaches may be     |   |
| authorized. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson     |   |
| E-8-38.                                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
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| ## 57839 Initial Separation of Departures and Arrivals               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes procedures |   |
| for separating successive departures and departures with arrival     |   |
| aircraft at the same airport. It also contains procedures and        |   |
| phraseology for authorizing a non-approach control tower to provide  |   |
| visual separation between departing and arriving aircraft. The CBI   |   |
| lesson is equivalent to Course 55054 lesson E-8-39.\                 |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57840 Holding Aircraft                                            |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for enroute developmental and   |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes clearance  |   |
| to a holding fix, charted holding, non-charted holding, no-course    |   |
| signal zone, delays, special holding procedures, and clearance       |   |
| beyond a fix. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55052, lesson  |   |
| E-8-40.                                                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57842 Forwarding Control Information                              |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training identifies IFR      |   |
| flight progress data that must be forwarded to appropriate ATC       |   |
| facilities, automated flight services stations, and base operations, |   |
| identifies time requirements and strip marking for forwarding flight |   |
| plans and amendments. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054  |   |
| lesson E-8-42.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57844 Air Traffic Services                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training identifies duties   |   |
| relating to air traffic control including issuing flight             |   |
| information, safety and terrain/obstruction alerts, traffic          |   |
| advisories, and weather dissemination. This CBI lesson is equivalent |   |
| to course 55054 lesson E-8-44.                                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57845 Lost Communication Procedures                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training identifies          |   |
| situations of lost communication with aircraft and/or other          |   |
| facilities. It includes procedures to analyze which component has    |   |
| failed and possible solutions to reestablish communication. This CBI |   |
| lesson is equivalent to course 55054 lesson E-8-45.                  |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57847 VFR and VFR-on-Top Procedures                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes procedures |   |
| and phraseology for providing VFR and VFR-on-Top clearances and      |   |
| requirements. It includes requirements and phraseology for issuing   |   |
| traffic advisories. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55054    |   |
| lesson E-8-47.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57902 Introduction to Radar Fundamentals                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 The course provides the student with an understanding of the  |   |
| charateristics of primary and secondary radar systems; radar display |   |
| problems and actions to correct them; and controller                 |   |
| responsibilities for alignment check. In addition, it instructs the  |   |
| student on how to read and interpret data on the radar display.      |   |
| Information for this lesson was derived from enroute stage 4, course |   |
| 55055, lessons E-11-1 and e-ll-2.\                                   |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57903 DSR Radar Position Equipment                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This course provides the student with instruction on the      |   |
| equipment that comprises the radar console including the radar       |   |
| position\'s keyboard and trackball, keypad selection device,         |   |
| computer readout device, display controls and status view, and the   |   |
| loudspeaker panel assembly. Information for this lesson was derived  |   |
| from enroute stage 4, course 55055, lesson E-11-3, radar equipment.\ |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 2 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57904 DSR-Radar Position Equipment Functions                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V13 This CBI provides the student with an understanding of the    |   |
| correct entries for Radar Data Processing (RDP) messages. These      |   |
| messages include: modify altitude limits; altimeter setting request; |   |
| flight plan readout; reposition list; offset data block; change      |   |
| leader length; quick look; request/suppress data block and forced    |   |
| data block. Information for this lesson was derived from En Route    |   |
| Stage 4, Course 55055, lesson E-11-4, RDP Message Entry.\            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: ? hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57905 Beacon Code Assignment                                      |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes computer   |   |
| entries, requirements, and phraseology for assigning and monitoring  |   |
| aircraft beacon codes. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course       |   |
| 55055,\                                                              |   |
| lesson E-11-5.\                                                      |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57906 Radar Identification                                        |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes criteria   |   |
| for establishing and maintaining radar identification and            |   |
| appropriate radar data processing message entries. This CBI lesson   |   |
| is equivalent to course 55055, lesson E-11-6.\                       |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57907 Radar Handoff and Point Out                                 |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes procedures |   |
| and phraseology for transferring radar identification from one       |   |
| controller to another. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course       |   |
| 55055, lesson E-11-7.\                                               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57908 Radar Separation and Safety Alerts                          |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes minimum    |   |
| radar separation standards for aircraft to aircraft, aircraft to     |   |
| adjacent airspace, and aircraft to obstructions. It also includes    |   |
| issuing safety alerts, verifying altitude, and VFR-on-top            |   |
| operations. This CBI lesson is equivalent to Course 55055, lesson    |   |
| E-11-8.\                                                             |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57909 Radar Vectoring                                             |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes reasons,   |   |
| methods, and phraseology for vectoring aircraft. It also includes    |   |
| inputs for route displays and reroute messages. This CBI lesson is   |   |
| equivalent to course 55055, lesson E-11-9.\                          |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57910 Radar Departures and Arrivals                               |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes message    |   |
| entries for assigning altitudes, vectoring methods for arrival       |   |
| aircraft, visual approaches, and issuing advanced approach           |   |
| information. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55055, lesson   |   |
| E-11-10.\                                                            |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57912 Radar Emergencies                                           |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes guidelines |   |
| and rules to be used during emergency situations. This includes      |   |
| frequency management, ELTs, VFR emergencies, and procedures for      |   |
| finding lost aircraft. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course       |   |
| 55055, Lesson E-11-12.\                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57913 Additional Services                                         |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes priority   |   |
| of duties, workload, and procedures, conditions, and phraseology for |   |
| providing additional services. This includes traffic advisories,     |   |
| merging target procedures, weather, and bird activity. This CBI      |   |
| lesson is equivalent to course 55055, lesson E-11-13.\               |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57915 Position Relief and Briefing                                |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training emphasizes the      |   |
| importance of a complete relief briefing. It identifies controller   |   |
| responsibilities and demonstrates the step-by-step process for       |   |
| relief briefings. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course 55055,     |   |
| lesson E-11-15.\                                                     |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+
| ## 57917 Radar Controller Scan                                       |   |
|                                                                      |   |
| S20V10 This lesson provides training for en route developmental and  |   |
| certified professional controllers. The training includes terms and  |   |
| definitions associated with scanning along with factors involved in  |   |
| the decision-making process. This CBI lesson is equivalent to course |   |
| 55055, lesson E-11-17.\                                              |   |
| \                                                                    |   |
| Course length: 1 hours\                                              |   |
| Resources required: None\                                            |   |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                           |   |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                            |   |
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+---+

# Aviation Security

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## 77000 CA                                                           |
| NCELED - Intro to Compliance & Enforcement Procedures (Security Only) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

# CBI Miscellaneous

+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI02 AF Course Catalog                                            |
|                                                                       |
| The Airway Facilities Course Catalog is a Windows help file that is   |
| activated by double clicking on the file name "newcat1.hlp." It       |
| provides a current listing of all active Airway Facilities courses,   |
| the course equivalency table, exam equivalencies, and other helpful   |
| information.                                                          |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI03 Advanced Training Aids (ATAs)                                |
|                                                                       |
| S20V4 The Airway Facilities Division of the Academy is developing     |
| learning tools called Advanced Training Aids (ATA). ATAs are a method |
| of enhancing the presentation of resident, CBI, and correspondence    |
| study courses. An ATA is not stand alone training, but rather a       |
| training tool\                                                        |
| that emulates non-technical and technical procedures, adjustments,    |
| alignments, etc.\                                                     |
| \                                                                     |
| The ATA concept is a departure for CBI because it does not provide    |
| for a complete training environment. These modules are not courses    |
| but rather emulation exercises designed to provide engineers and      |
| technicians with experience in job related scenarios. The knowledge   |
| needed to understand the theory behind a particular ATA is gained     |
| through attending a related course, or completing a CBI or            |
| correspondence course.\                                               |
| \                                                                     |
| The ATA is a flexible tool that allows the learning process to        |
| continue long after the student completes formal training (resident,  |
| CBI, correspondence or study). It allows the student to stay          |
| proficient and provides refresher training when the need arises. Most |
| importantly ATAs make it possible to perform tasks on equipment in    |
| the field without the need for the actual equipment. ATAs can run on  |
| the so-called Plain Vanilla\" 386 OATS computers with Windows 3.0 or  |
| later installed.\                                                     |
| \                                                                     |
| If you wish to obtain a copy of the ATAs to run on an OATS computer   |
| other than the CBI student platform, access "Advanced Training Aids"  |
| Directory on the CBI CD-ROM, then choose download option from the     |
| menu.\                                                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Contact: Ray Sorise\                                                  |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4594                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI04 PC Based CYBIS Lessons                                       |
|                                                                       |
| S20V2 Contact: CBI Help Line\                                         |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4568                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI20 BAE125-800A Troubleshooting                                  |
|                                                                       |
| S20V3 This course provides information on troubleshooting the         |
| BAE125‑800A.\                                                         |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 8 lessons, 45 minutes each\                            |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Don LaBrosse\                                                |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3104                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI21 General Maintenance Manual Reference (Hypertext)             |
|                                                                       |
| S20V3 This is not a course, but a hypertext version of the General    |
| Maintenance Manual for the BAE 125-800A.\                             |
| \                                                                     |
| Resources required: None\                                             |
| Contact: Don LaBrosse\                                                |
| Telephone: (405) 954-3104                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI50 OPSNET-Traffic Count                                         |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 The lesson allows terminal facilities to transmit their        |
| traffic count data to a specified facility.\                          |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                                |
| Resources required: Requires modem connected to CBI Platform\         |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                            |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## CBI51 AT CBI Catalog                                               |
|                                                                       |
| S20V12 This is an electronic AT CBI course catalog that also contains |
| information about the current National CBI series, future CBI         |
| development, Authorware and Windows tips, and FAA and CBI internet    |
| links\                                                                |
| \                                                                     |
| Course length: 1 hour\                                                |
| Resources required: Requires modem connected to CBI Platform\         |
| Contact: AT CBI Help Line\                                            |
| Telephone: (405) 954-4000                                             |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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