The Naval communications processing and routing system : analysis of an automated system.

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Hintz, Beth Marie
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1976-03Advisor
Schneidewind, N.F.
Parry, S.H.
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This thesis is designed to present a detailed
description and analysis of the Naval Communications
Processing and Routing System (NAVCOMPARS) . Discussed
are the objectives and principles of the Naval
Telecommunications Automation Program (NTAP) , with
emphasis placed on delineating the shore components,
particularly NAVCOMPARS. The capabilities of
NAVCOMPARS are identified by describing the patterns
of message flow through the automated system. Also
considered are the manpower and training
characteristics and the projected link with the
Information Exchange Subsystem (IXS) . A model of the
central processing unit is presented in order to
highlight the sequence of procedures employed by an
automated message processing system. The underlying
intent of this thesis is to provide a compact document
which could be used as introductory material to
acquaint non-computer specialists with the
characteristics, requirements and potential of the
Naval Communications Processing and Routing System.
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