Becoming Comfortable with JWST Programs

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The PC will start to become comfortable with using JWST APT and JWST Spike by creating a test program.

Steps:

The JWST tool box does not exist yet. All training exercises must be done using command line. You need to check out your test IDs before you can use them. This is true for all programs. Programs need to be checked out before you can check in an updated version of the program.
If you have not done so already, you should create a JWST working directory. If you use your HST working directory, you run the risk of overwriting HST programs.
Create a new JWST program in APT. Use one of your test IDs for the program ID. Fill in all of the required information in the proposal information section.
Select any fixed target or targets to use in the observations.
Create observations that use each of the instrument templates. Become comfortable with filling in the different templates. Make sure you create multiple observation folders. Do not create any MSA observations. That will be done in a later exercise.
Run your observations through the visit planner. Fix any unschedulable observations. Be sure to expand the observations to become familiar with the different layers in the visit planner.
Save your program and check it in. All training programs should use JWST SOGS. Do not use PPSIT. Type JWST in a terminal window when you are prompted to select a mission environment.
Run visit update on your program.
Load the program into Spike. You must log on to Taz (ssh -Y taz) in order to run JWST Spike. Be sure to look at the different fields in Spike. Try creating a OSC for one of the observations. Look at the various reports in Spike.
If you want, you can follow the instructions in the JWST Program Processing Procedures to test schedule an observation by using the STS GUI. This document may be helpful when using the STS GUI.