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AUTOMATED INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEM FOR ADVANCED SIMULATION IN UNDERGRADUATE PILOT TRAINING (ASUPT)

Robert Epps

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The Advanced Simulation in Undergraduate Pilot Training (ASUPT) facility was designed as a research/experimentation tool for the U. S. Air Force Human Resources Laboratory (AFRHL). As such, it required an automated training system capable of supporting various research functions. This training system and its implications in both hardware and software are examined with special attention to the automated instructional provisions (AIP's).

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The Advanced Simulation in Undergraduate Pilot Training (ASUPT) facility was designed as a research/experimentation tool for the U. S. Air Force Human Resources Laboratory (AFRHL). As such, it required an automated training system capable of supporting various research functions. This training system and its implications in both hardware and software are examined with special attention to the automated instructional provisions (AIP's).

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The Advanced Simulation in Undergraduate Pilot Training (ASUPT) facility was designed as a research/experimentation tool for the U. S. Air Force Human Resources Laboratory (AFRHL). As such, it required an automated training system capable of supporting various research functions. This training system and its implications in both hardware and software are examined with special attention to the automated instructional provisions (AIP's).

Key concepts: Computer science, Training (meteorology), Training system, Software, Simulation, Software engineering, Human–computer interaction, Operating system

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