Computer-based training for strategic decision making: development of three tutorials

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Aly, Sherrie S.
Date
1991-09Advisor
Bui, Tung X.
Second Reader
Sivasankaran, Taracad R.
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The objective of this thesis is to cover the status and trends in Computer-
Assisted Instruction (CAI) and Computer- Based Training (CBT) and to develop
three tutorials which will provide computer-based training for managers. CBT
for Strategic Decision Making is contrasted with conventional technically oriented
training. This contrast is based primarily on the complexity of problem solving
to be supported. A methodology for development of tutorials is presented and illustrated
through three tutorial examples. The tutorials demonstrate the methodology
utilizing three common personal computer-based application packages: (1)
Lotus 1-2-3, (2) JAVELIN, and (3) IFPS/Personal. Appropriate uses for each
application package are discussed.
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