A guideline for the planning and system requirement determination of a computer based educational system
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The objective of this thesis research was to create a guideline that can be followed to plan and determine the system requirements of a computer based educational system. The principle users of this report will be those commands that may not have personnel trained in computer management but desire to investigate the possibility of augmenting or replacing current traditional educational methods.
Current advancements in computer technology and production processes have made even
the smallest of commands potential users of the computer to ensure more effective and efficient
personnel training and education. Computer Based Education (CBE) is at the forefront of this advancing technology of computers and possesses the potential to improve individual learning rates and comprehension, but only if the proper system is developed. Guidance for CBE system development is presented in this thesis.
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