Organization: External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate School
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Publication Navy Innovation, Silicon Valley Style(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2016-07) Staples, Zachary; CHIPS Magazine; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication Research Demonstrates Effectiveness of Solid-State Lasers in Varied Conditions(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2014-09-09) Stewart, Kenneth A.; CHIPS Magazine; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication NPS Faculty, Students Develop Innovative Cyber Defense for Front Line Operators(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2017-02-07) DON Innovation; CHIPS Magazine; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication 7th Fleet Sailor Steers Navy Toward Virtual Reality(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2016-02-19) Bosko, Intra; CHIPS Magazine; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication NPS Student Begins Rare Quarter-long Internship with NASA(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2018-07-24) Schehl, Matthew; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolA Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) graduate student has boldly gone where no NPS physics student has gone before. Navy Lt. Todd Coursey recently embarked on a quarter-long internship this summer with NASA at its Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, to supplement his applied physics curriculum. He is the first such student to do so, and his internship has the potential to significantly expand NPS’ research horizons.Publication Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, California, PAJE Self-Study of the NPS "Joint" Education Electives Program(1995-09) Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.); External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication OPNAV Instruction 1520.23C, Graduate Education(Department of the Navy, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 2015-01-07) Department of the Navy; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPurpose: a. To implement the provisions of references (a) through (g) and provide policy and procedural guidance for the Navyâ s graduate education program for officers and enlisted personnel. b. This instruction provides updates to major changes in Navy graduate education policy, eligibility and selection, and service obligation; an updated responsibilities section; and additions including an enclosure on graduate education-related definitions, and academic program guidelines. Since the previous version, it has been completely rewritten and should be reviewed in its entirety.Publication Validities of tests given in 1950 for predicting average grades for the first two terms at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School(Princeton, New Jersey; Educational Testing Service, 1951-04) Mollenkopf, William G.; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolIn August 1950 nine aptitude and achievement tests constructed by the Educational Testing Service under an Office of Naval Research contract were given to the members of the incoming class at the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Two tests provided by the Research Division of the Bureau of Naval Personnel were also administered. Scores on these eleven tests have now been studied in relation to the quality-point ratios earned by officers in this class for their first two terms at the Postgraduate School. Bar charts are presented showing for each of four score intervals on each test what percent of students achieved quality-point ratios of 2.0 or higher. In addition, product-moment coefficients of correlation between scores on each test and the criterion of quality-point ratios have been obtained. The most effective of the tests for predicting this criterion were the Mathematics Aptitude Test, the Advanced Mathematics Test, the Physical Science and Engineering Test, the Interpretation of Data Test, and the two BuPers tests: General Mathematics NAVPERS and General Physics NAVPERS. Results of the 1950 experimental tests were found to be highly consistent with those obtained from the 1948 and 1949 tests.Publication SECNAV Emphasizes Lifelong Learning as a ‘Strategic Imperative’ During NPS Guest Lecture(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2021-06) Norket, James; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolPublication NPS Research Team Explores the Boundaries of Unmanned Systems through Multi-Thread Experiment(U.S. Department of the Navy, 2018-06) Schehl, Matt; NPS Public Affairs; CHIPS Magazine; External Writings on the Naval Postgraduate SchoolBeneath the waves, an unmanned underwater vehicle scanned the terrain to a small Pacific island and transmitted bathymetric mapping to a Navy SEAL team offshore.