Tactical motion analyzer (TMA).
tacticalmotionan00mcco.pdf (6.168Mb)Abstract
This thesis is a two player, microcomputer controlled,
tactical motion analyzer (TMA) of unit movements. TMA is
designed to be used in either a manual or computer driven
wargame. Written in the computer language Pascal, implementation
is designed for the APPLE II computer. The program is
contained on two, 5 inch floppy diskettes. Specific unit
characteristics are entered into the database by the users.
Users may then analyze unit movements using time-step simulation,
Data transfer between computers is done by the users physically
exchanging diskettes. The game may be replayed or saved
and continued at any time. The program logic and data manipulation
are discussed in detail within the text of the
thesis.
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