You may take an exam no more than three times in a 12-month period, with a minimum of 30 days between attempts. For example, if you have an unsuccessful attempt…
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The DoW offers a set of competencies for course fulfillment. Fulfillment is a process by which individuals can request credit for WarU courses based on prior knowledge and experience. For…
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Yes. Please visit https://services.dau.edu/psp?id=public_portal for contact information and FAQs.
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Because CSOD is a WarU system, the Army Acquisition Training Office cannot assist. Please reach out to WarU's Help Desk for assistance; see https://services.dau.edu/psp?id=public_portal for contact information.
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Please submit a Help Request via CAMP at https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/index.cfm?fuseaction=support.helpRequest and an Acquisition Training Office quota manager will assist.
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You may access your WarU Transcript by logging into the WarU Transcript Management System (TMS) at https://dau.atrrs.army.mil/DAUTRANSCRIPT/. After navigating to the WarU TMS, select "Logon". You will be redirected to…
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Please submit a Help Request via CAMP at https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/index.cfm?fuseaction=support.helpRequest as soon as possible, provide the employee's information, and explain the situation and an Acquisition Training Office quota manager will assist.
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AITAS is a CAC-only system. As such, you cannot generate an application on behalf of another. The GO or SES must create his or her own user profile and submit…
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If you cannot find your current supervisor in your AITAS User Profile search, first make sure there are no typos and you've entered the search criteria correctly. If your search…
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To update your User Profile in AITAS, you will log into AITAS at https://www.atrrs.army.mil/Aitas/Public/Landing/ and click on the circle with a person graphic near the top right of your screen.…
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You may only submit one application at a time for a particular course; however, once your application is processed, if you are placed on a wait list, then you may…
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No. Your command must fund any local travel expenses incurred.
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The Army DACM Office funds the tuition for both, CMU DDL and CMU LAAI. However, if TDY is required for your attendance, your command must fund your TDY.
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You should NOT manually add CMU DDL or CMU LAAI to your IDP. Upon graduation, CMU will send a graduation roster to the USAASC CMU PM to record your graduation…
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No. You do not have to have the course approved on your IDP prior to applying for WarU certification training in CSOD or AITAS. You should NOT add the course…
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The target audience for CMU LAAI are graduates of CMU DDL. Graduates of CMU DDL will have priority; however, students who have not attended may attend on a space available…
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Student priority levels for CMU DDL are: GO/SES - Priority 1 COL/GS-15 - Priority 2 LTC/GS-14 - Priority 3 MAJ/GS-13 - Priority 4 CPT/GS-12 (and below) Note: Lower priority students…
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You will register for both via AITAS, https://www.atrrs.army.mil/Aitas/Public/Landing/
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Information about Data Driven Leadership (DDL) and Leading Agentics Artificial Intelligence (LAAI), both taught by Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) may be found on our website at https://asc.army.mil/web/digital-transformation/.
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In partnership with Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the Army DACM Office offers three training opportunities for members of the Acquisition Workforce: 1. CMU Data Driven Leadership (CMU DDL) - all…
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We recommend that you first reach out to your supervisor or Organization Acquisition Point of Contact (OAP) for guidance. You may also submit a Help Request in CAMP at https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/.…
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If you fail a class for academic reasons you may retake the class; however, your student priority will be reduced by one level for six months after the class failure.…
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Approved equivalencies, and their end dates, are published in the WarU iCatalog at https://icatalog.waru.edu/EquivalentProduct.
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Paragraph 4 of Enclosure 2 of the DAU Training policy provides details about how student priority is determined (https://asc.army.mil/web/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DAU-Training-Policy.pdf). Priority 1 - Army Acquisition Workforce (AAW) professionals who need the…
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AITAS is a CAC-only system. As such, CAC login on your government computer is required. If this is not available to you, please submit a Help Request via CAMP at…
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No-Show Waiver Requests are unique to the student and situation; until the request is received and reviewed, we cannot provide the outcome. Students are expected to attend scheduled training or…
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Once the class has started, the Army Acquisition Training Office cannot approve a cancellation request. If you are flagged as a No-Show for the class, you will be given an…
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Coordinating with course facilitators is not an approved reservation cancellation. You must initiate the cancellation request in AITAS. See paragraph 9 of the Army DACM DAU Training Policy at https://asc.army.mil/web/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DAU-Training-Policy.pdf…
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Students must initiate a cancellation request in AITAS at least 30 calendar days prior to the course start date, or the reservation cut-off date, whichever is earlier. Verbal or email…
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The Res. Close Date is the Reservation Cut-off Date. The Army Training Office can approve or wait list students up to one day before the Reservation Cut-off Date. For example,…
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Students and supervisors are responsible for ensuring their AITAS user profile information is current. First, check to see if the email address showing for your supervisor is correct. If it…
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If you completed a prerequisite that was taught online via CornerStone on Demand (CSOD), please allow 48 hours from when the course prerequisite was completed for it to show as…
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For process related questions, please log into CAMP (https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/) and select ""Help Request."" For funding related questions, send an email to usarmy.belvoir.usaasc.list.usaasc-budget-execution@army.mil. For questions regarding creating the travel order or…
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Please allow two business days from the time you submit your LOA request.
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The "Notify Travel Manager" link will be available in AITAS approximately 30 days before the class starts. You may not request the LOA until that link appears in AITAS. Note:…
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If central funding has been approved, you will need to do the following: 1. Create your travel orders in accordance with the Joint Travel Regulations in the Defense Travel System…
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Students who are a priority 1 and attending class at a Cost-Effective Location (CEL) will receive central funding. The cost-effective location is determined by evaluating the delta between a student's…
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In most cases, classes that are 5xx are referred to as "onsites." Onsites are classes set aside for a specific group of students. Once the Army Acquisition Training Office (ATO)…
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Army quota managers review every application submitted via AITAS to confirm position coding and training history. If you have not previously taken the course and it's a requirement for the…
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Exam quota are allocated each fiscal year (FY). To allow sufficient processing time, we recommend students wanting to take the exam receive approval from their supervisor no later than September…
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Per paragraph 10b of the DAU Training Policy, students may retake an exam no earlier than 30 days after the preceding attempt. The Army Training Office will hold any exam…
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Students have 90 days from when they receive the "Authorization to Test" email from Pearson VUE to schedule and attempt the exam. If the exam is not scheduled within that…
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It takes up to 24 hours once the exam request is approved in AITAS for Pearson VUE to recognize a student's DAUID.
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