Analyzing Contract Cost 3-Offeror Information for Cost Analysis 4-Cost Accounting Standards Allowed 6-Accounting & Estimating Systems 7-Requesting Field Pricing Assistance 8-Analyzing Direct Material Costs 10-Analyzing Direct Labor Costs 11-Analyzing Other Direct Costs 15-Facilities Capital Cost of Money | Earned Value Management (EVM) 2- Introduction & Purpose of Course 3- The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) 4- The Organization Breakdown Structure 5- Scheduling 6- Budgeting 11- Data Collection 12- Estimating Cost at Completion 13- Change Control 16- Contract Status 17- Contracting 18- Integrated Baseline Review (IBR) Alternative Dispute Resolution 2-Conflict, Disputes & litigation 5-ADR Agreement & ADR Procedures |
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Harvard i-lab | Customer Acquisition
Acquisition Management
11-Cost-Reimbursement Contracts
12-Earned Value
13-Planning Programming Budgeting & Execution
17-Rules
18-Fiscal Laws & Reprogramming
20-Acquisition Strategy & Contract
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Initial Product Management Process
Initial Product Technical Activities
Mergers and Acquisitions
Intermediate Acquisition Logistics
2-Define Supportability Objectives
3-Define Supportability Objectives
4-Supportability Regulatory Environment
5-Supportability Oversight & Review
6-Supportability Management Process
7-Supportability Technical Activities
9-Supportability Module Summary
10-Product Support Objectives (PSO)
13-Product Support Oversight & Review
14-Product Support Management Process
15-Product Support Technical Activities
17-Product Support Module Summary
18-Initial Product Support Strategy (PSS)
19-Initial Product Support Strategy
20-Initial Product Support Regulatory
21-Initial Product Support Oversight
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