Program
1. Introduction
- Traditional documentation
- Structured documentation
- Principles of XML
- Conclusion
2. Foundation of ATA2300
- Presentation of ATA2300
- History
3. A response to OPS business requirements
- Standardized and shared data model
- Example of implementation
4. A structured data model
- Modular documentation for S1000D
- Flight Operations Markup Language
5. How the ATA2300 standard works
6. Management by documentation units
- Data Modules
- High-context typology
- Structured identification: SNS, DM Code, Language, Issue, Extended DM
- Media
- Type of media
- 2D Graphics and hotspots
- Structured identification: ICN
- Publication Modules
- Assembly for publication Reference DM, Group DM
- Structured identification: PM Code, Language, Issue, Extended PM
7. Documentation units specific to the OPS profession
- Descriptive DM
- Procedural DM
- Performance DM
- Limitation DM
- Approval DM
- Dispatch DM
8. Supplement
- Revision cycle
- Approval cycle
- Applicability on the S1000D model
- Container & Alternate DM model
- PCT, CCT & ACT applicability model
- Information Repository
9. Implementation of the ATA 2300 standard
- Methodology
- Conclusion
Practical work
The practical work is combined with theoretical presentation to allow the trainees to model the subjects in question. One day is given over to the implementation (management, editing and publication) of flight documentation.
- Creation and codification of Data Modules
- Declaration of illustrations
- Writing Data Modules
- Validation of Data Modules
- Publishing Data Modules
Prerequisites
None
Target
Technical writers, documentation managers, anyone producing documents using the ATA2300 standard.
Audience
From 3 to 6 trainees maximum per session
Duration
3 days (2 days possible)
Diary
Dates on request: info@4dconcept.fr
