EASA gives a User access to a proprietary library of applications over a network.

An expert Author creates a simple Web-enabled application called an EASAP, and publishes it to a group of Users.

An EASAP may drive a variety of underlying software packages or in-house codes.

EASA will capture a specialist's knowledge and experience and deploy it within an network application.

• Take a Tour of EASA
• Intro
  • Key Features of EASA
  • EASA Roles
• Getting Started
  • System Requirements for a Web Browser Client
  • Get started accessing EASA
  • Get started with an Excel Desktop Client
• The EASA Web Pages contain five menus for a User,
  • EASA Menu
  • Applications Menu
  • Workspace Menu
  • Results Menu
  • Help Menu
• Introduction to an EASAP
  • What is an EASAP?
  • Run an EASAP
  • GUI Components
  • Expression Language
• A Multiple Run Study may automatically vary inputs over a range and generate multiple runs for a single submit.
  • Creating Multiple Run Submissions
  • Viewing Multiple Run Results