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VISION User Guide

The Analysis Workscreen window is displayed whenever you show the properties of an Analysis item.

The Analysis Workscreen window is displayed when you select Node Arrow Properties from the Main Menu if you are in any window that displays Analysis nodes. This dialog box consists of one or more tabs that make up the properties of the current node.

The number of tabs displayed depends on the type of Analysis node you are currently working on, as follows:

•General                                All analysis record types

•Questions                                Skill/Knowledge items only

•Selection                                Tasks only

•Conditions and Standards                Tasks and Elements only

•Procedure                                Tasks and Elements only

•OJT Notes                                Tasks and Elements only

•Task Analysis                                Tasks only

•DIF Survey Comments                        Tasks only

•Qualifications                                Tasks only

•Cross References                        All analysis record types

•Document Links                        All analysis record types

•Version Comments                        Tasks only

•Past Versions                                All analysis record types

TipTip: To get help on a specific field in any one of the tabs, click the ? button in the top right corner of the window. Then click your left mouse button in the field.

Level Names

The following are the symbols and the corresponding level names used in the Analysis Hierarchy:

AI Organization        Organization

AI Job Position        Job Position

AI Responsibility Area        Responsibility Area

AI Phase        Phase

AI Function        Function

AI Task        Task

AI Sub Task        Sub-Task

AI Element        Element (also referred to as the “steps” under a task)

AI Skill Knowledge        Skill/Knowledge

Advisor See Also See also the following Advisor topics:

Analyzing a Job Position

Task Analysis