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Computer Managed Instruction in Navy Training.

Morris G. Middleton

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Abstract : The report presents the findings of a six-month study undertaken to investigate the feasibility of Computer Managed Instruction (CMI) for the Navy in three areas: Large-scale centralized computer system for all formalized Navy training; minicomputers for small, remote classes; and use of shipboard computers for managing individual training aboard ships.

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Key concepts: Navy, Minicomputer, Training (meteorology), Computer science, Aeronautics, Scale (ratio), Engineering, Operating system