Access the AAD Core Curriculum
The AAD Core Curriculum can be accessed by any of the following methods
- Select Core Curriculum in the AAD Learning Center left hand navigation list (Figure 1 - 1).
- Select the Core Curriculum catalog filter (Figure 1 - 2) and then select the AAD Core Curriculum course listing (Figure 1 - 4).
- Type ‘Core Curriculum’ into the course catalog search field (Figure 1 - 3) and then select the AAD Core Curriculum course listing (Figure 1 - 4).
First time users to the AAD Core Curriculum will be directed to an informational page. Select the blue Get Started button (Figure 2 – 1) to access the AAD Core Curriculum.

Figure 1 – Access the AAD Core Curriculum


Figure 2 – AAD Core Curriculum - Get Started
Browsing the AAD Core Curriculum
From the AAD Core Curriculum homepage (Figure 3), select one of the nine primary topics (Figure 3 – 1). Once the primary topic has been selected, all the subtopics associated with the primary topic will be displayed. Selecting the + (plus) symbol will expand the topic hierarchy associated with the subtopic (Figure 4 – 1). Selecting the desired topic (Figure 5 – 1) will display the associated learning objectives (Figure 6).
Figure 3 – AAD Core Curriculum Homepage

Figure 4 – AAD Core Curriculum Subtopics
Figure 5 – AAD Core Curriculum topic
Figure 6 – Learning Objectives
Searching for a Topic
From the AAD Core Curriculum homepage, select the radial button next to Topics (Figure 7 - 1) and then click anywhere inside of the search box with placeholder attribute of Search keywords (Figure 7 – 2). With the search box selected, enter a short keyword associated with the desired topic (Figure 8 – 1) and then select the blue Search box (Figure 8 – 2).

Figure 7 – Topic Search

Figure 8 – Topic Keyword
Searching for a Learning Objective
From the AAD Core Curriculum homepage, select the radial button next to Learning Objectives (Figure 9 - 1) and then click anywhere inside of the search box with placeholder attribute of Search keywords (Figure 9 – 2). With the search box selected, enter a short keyword associated with the desired Learning Objectives (Figure 10 – 1). If desired, additional Learning Objective filters can be selected (Figure 10 – 2 and Figure 10 - 3). With the desired keyword and Learning Objective filters entered, select the blue Search box (Figure 10 – 4).

Figure 9 – Learning Objective Search

Figure 10 – Learning Objective keyword