Title CPT J. Craig Classification
Purpose To gain your decision/concurrence on ...
Problem
To determine the ...
Recommendation
COA X is the best COA
Prior Coordination Unit/Person • Cdr, xxx
Results Concur
Outline • Background Information • Facts Bearing on Problem • Assumptions • Courses of Action (COA) • Screening Criteria • Screened COA
• • • • • • •
Surviving COAs Evaluation Criteria Analysis of Each COA Comparison of COA Conclusion Recommendation Decision
Background • Background info
Facts Bearing on the Problem (1 of x)
• Source One – Fact 1 – Fact 2 – Fact 3
• Source Two – Fact 1 – Fact 2
Courses of Action • COA 1 • COA 2 • COA 3
Screening Criteria • ShortTitle1. Definition of criteria 1 • ShortTitle2. Definition of criteria 2 • ShortTitle3. Definition of criteria 3
Screened Out COA • COA X – Failed ShortTitle1 (Raw Data)
• COA Y – Failed ShortTitle2 (Raw Data)
Surviving COA • COA 1 • COA 2 • COA 3
Evaluation Criteria (1 of x)
• • • • •
Short Title: ShortTitle1 Definition: Definition of this criteria Unit of Measure: (e.g. Dollars) Benchmark: X Formula: > X is an advantage < X is a disadvantage (more is better)
Weight = 1.00
Evaluation Criteria (2 of x)
• • • • •
Short Title: ShortTitle2 Definition: Definition of this criteria Unit of Measure: Benchmark: Y Formula: < Y is an advantage > Y is a disadvantage (less is better)
Weight = 1.00
Analysis of COA 1 + Advantages: ShortTitle1 - description for COA 1 (X)
- Disadvantages: ShortTitle2 - description for COA 1 (Y)
Comparison of COAs Evaluation Criteria (Benchmark)
Courses of Action (Raw Data)
ShortTitle1
COA 1
=
COA 2
>
COA 3
ShortTitle2
COA 1
>
COA 3
>
COA 2
(benchmark X) (benchmark Y)
etc
(x) (y)
(x) (y)
(x) (y)
Conclusion COA 1 is the best because: • Advantage 1 • Advantage 2 • Advantage 3 However, • Disadvantage 4 • Disadvantage 5
Recommendation
COA X is the best COA