ORSA Military Applications Course Phase 1 (ORSA MAC Ph 1):  Four week resident course  which provides the necessary foundation for follow on education in the military applications of operations research methodologies.  This course is designed for military officers and civilians designated or serving in operations research related positions.   This course is a prerequisite for ORSA MAC , Phase II.

Course Director: (804) 765-4252, DSN 539-4252   leeeorsamac@lee.army.mil 

ORSA Military Applications Course Phase 2 (ORSA MAC Ph 2):  Ten week resident course for personnel who have successfully completed or validated ORSA MAC Phase 1 (see above).  This course provides specialty education in the military application of operations research/ systems analysis methodologies.

Course Director: (804) 765-4252, DSN 539-4252   leeeorsamac@lee.army.mil 

FA49 Qualification Course (FA49 Q Course):  Six week resident course designed to prepare Army officers to apply business practices, tools and methodologies as senior analysts on Army and Joint staffs.  Part of Intermediate Level Education (ILE) related functional area training and education for Functional Area 49 (ORSA) officers.

Course Director: (804) 765-4809, DSN 539-4809   leeefa49q@lee.army.mil

ORSA Operational Training Course (O Course) :   Two week resident course that provides previously trained ORSA analysts with the training necessary in preparation of a Corps, Division or theater of operations assignment.  Nominees must be assigned to FA49 positions in the Division or Corps, deploying as an analyst or supporting one of these positions from an analytical agency.

Course Director:  (804) 765-0068, DSN 539-0068  leeeorsaot@lee.army.mil

ORSA Continuing Education Program (ORSA CEP):  One week resident or  onsite course for OPMS Functional Area 49 or  GS-1515 civilian career field analysts. These courses provide professionals the opportunity to gain an in depth knowledge of a particular subject and to keep pace with the latest developments in the field of operations research.  Classes are taught by the leading experts in academia, business, and government.

Course Director:  (804)-765-4254, DSN 539-4254  leeeorsacep@lee.army.mil    

Decision Analysis Course (DAC):  One week onsite or resident course for any government employee who is interested in Decision Analysis.  DAC provides a comprehensive introduction to the qualitative and quantitative methods for conducting a decision analysis of a project or program. 

Course Director:  (804)-765-4736, DSN 539-4736 leeedacrac@lee.army.mil               

Risk Analysis Course (RAC):  One week onsite or resident course for any government employee who is interested in Risk Analysis.  This course introduces the qualitative and quantitative methods for conducting a risk analysis of a project or program. 

Course Director: (804)-765-4736, DSN 539-4736   leeedacrac@lee.army.mil 

ORSA Familiarization Course (ORSA FAM):  One week onsite course for Army and Air Force personnel in action officer positions who are not operations research analysts. The course familiarizes action officers with basic ORSA tools and techniques. 

Course Director: (804) 765-4256,  DSN 539-4258  leeeorsafam@lee.army.mil   

Course Director: (804)-765-0297, DSN 539-0297  leeests@lee.army.mil  

EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT WITH EXCEL:  INTERMEDIATE (ALMC-ST):  A three day course that is a review of intermediate Microsoft Excel skills that will help a student more effectively manage their work environment and operations as well as design Excel Workbook Systems that will enhance the work of others in their organization.

Course Director: (804)-765-0297, DSN 539-0297   leeests@lee.army.mil  

Review of Managerial Statistics (ALMC-ST):  A one week resident or onsite course that focuses on analyzing, computing and interpreting statistical measures and the results from statistical procedures. 

Course Director: (804) 765-4227, DSN 539-4227   leeests@lee.army.mil  

ORSA Special Topics Seminar (ORSA STS):  These seminars may last from 2-5 days resident or onsite.  The seminars focus on specialized operations research/quantitative techniques areas based on the needs of the organization requesting the seminar.  The emphasis is on problem solving with the assistance of computer modeling and analysis.  Topics and prerequisites vary depending on the subject and the student backgrounds. Please see the course descriptions or contact the course director regarding course prerequisites..  Organizations need to contact the course director to arrange for a class offering.