Instructor Bios


Group Rates and
Multi-Student discounts are available
Training Point of Contact
hlatraining@aegistg.com
Phone:(407) 380-5001

This comprehensive 5-day hands-on course uniquely combines HLA basics and theory with actual hands-on HLA Federate and Federation development activities. An expanded introduction section uses a logical series of focused learning modules to build the student's knowledge and understanding of the motivations and rationale behind the design and development of the HLA. Students are given a detailed look at the HLA specifications as well as an understanding of the technical aspects and supporting processes associated with the HLA. Students are led through the activities required to design, implement and test HLA Federates and Federations by utilizing a combination of computer-base presentations, instructor-led lectures, demonstrations and hands-on exercises using the HLA tools.

Course Materials
Students will receive a comprehensive seminar student guide which includes the following:

• Complete set of Course Notes
• Complete set of Course Exercise Procedures
• HLA LabWorks Tool Suite Information
• Insights and Pointers to HLA Specifications
• Insights and Pointers to Available RTIs
• Insights and Pointers to HLA Processes and Literature

Who Should Attend?
Users and Developers of distributed M&S programs.
Decision Makers, Program Managers, Technical Managers, and Engineers
Anyone whose career will be enhanced by understanding distributed simulation architectures.

Course Dates and Locations
TBD
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Contact us for other potential dates and locations.
Course Outline

HLA Overview: Students are introduced to the fundamentals of the HLA. Included in this overview are answers to common questions such as why does HLA exist, what are the major components of HLA, and what is required to achieve HLA compliance?

Achieving Federate HLA Compliance: This section addresses the issues involved in bringing a simulation into HLA compliance. Students will implement RTI service calls, Create Simulation and Federation Object Models (SOMs and FOMs), and verify the new functionality in an integrated test environment.

Developing HLA Federations: The six-step FEDEP model, an HLA-based systems engineering process, is examined in detail and used to develop HLA Federations. Students will learn where in the process each of the HLA LabWorks and other case tools can be used to accomplish critical tasks.

Managing and Executing HLA Federations: Students learn techniques to control, view, and manage important information regarding the execution of a Federation. In addition, the concepts of the HLA MOM are addressed.

Enabling Federates to Support Multiple Federations: The challenging issue of reusing Federates in different Federations, without having to make costly changes to the Federate software is addressed. Concepts of FOM agility will be discussed and implemented by the students.


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