An introduction to what a System is, its components and what is a System Life Cycle.
System Technical Effectiveness and Operational Effectiveness, what they are comprised of and how they are measured.
What is System Reliability, how is it defined, what formulas are used and why and what data is needed to predict it.
Using the formulas and calculations from Module 3, how to measure (predict) the reliability of a System as a single entity and in configurations of different component networks.
The types of System Redundancy; why components are added to a System and the effect on System Reliability.
The need to Design for Maintenance and its effect on System Availability; where Maintenance data is sourced and the types of System Maintenance.
Corrective Maintenance, what is it; when is it done and how to measure it.
Like Module 7, Preventive Maintenance, what is it; when is it done and how to measure it.
Logistic Delays such as Administrative tasks, availability of spare components and personnel need to be accounted for as they too influence System Availability.
Use the Maintenance and Logistic Delay Time formulas to create a set of maintainability factors to measure Maintenance Effectiveness.
System Availability, what it is; what it means and how it is measured using the calculations from the previous Modules.
What are the types of Spares; how are they provisioned; how to calculate a quantity of spares using the Spares Fill Rate and Risk of Shortage methods.
An introduction to Failure Modes Effects Analysis (FMEA). Systems failures, what are the consequences; how is risk calculated and the purpose of a FMEA worksheet.
An Introduction to Failure Reporting and Corrective Action System (FRACAS). How System failures that occur during operations are dealt with by using a “closed loop” management process to monitor a System at component level.
The final Module and the Final Quiz.
This Quiz covers all the subjects and topics in this Course.
Student use their notes and spreadsheet examples as a resource to answer the Quiz questions.