Doctrine
Ten durable concepts — where the money lives, the pursuit pipeline, gates, scoring, ORBITAL structure, and the Dream·Orbital·World lifecycle. Each ends with a self-check.
A concept-first, college-ready curriculum for winning federal business — taught as a course, lived as a discipline.
The concepts are durable. The tools are swappable.
The government will always publish its needs and its rules in advance. The pursuit will always be a pipeline with gates. Every serious pursuit will always need a structure — an objective, resources, a budget, indicators, a route, activities, and logistics. Those ideas are the doctrine, and they do not change.
This curriculum teaches the concepts and only mentions the tools. The software that holds the records, the portals where solicitations are announced, the AI systems that draft proposals — those change constantly. If the industry replaces every tool tomorrow, nothing in this curriculum breaks.
| Curriculum | Dream ecosystem vocabulary |
|---|---|
| The pursuit pipeline | GROWTH — Gauge → Research → Organize → Write → Target → Health |
| Customer engagement | DREAM — Discover → Relate → Empower → Advise → Motivate |
| The ORBITAL structure | ORBITAL Framework — Objective, Resources, Budget, Indicators, Transport, Activities, Logistics |
| The lifecycle | SuperNova strategy — DREAM → ORBITAL Plan → STARTUP → Ops → LAUNCH → GROWTH → Mission Control |
| The case company | Ravonics — the canary shared with the machine side |
The fellowship and the college course are two doors into the same building. The full degree ↔ fellowship ↔ course crosswalk lives in the curriculum source at align/concept-to-system-map.md.