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Reynolds, Angus – Training and Development Journal, 1982
The use of computer-based learning (CBL) is discussed. The author examines the appropriate use of the technology; its cost; identifying the best potential applications of CBL; and the use of CBL by major airlines, oil companies, universities, manufacturers, and government. (CT)
Descriptors: Aviation Technology, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness
Goclowski, John C.; And Others – 1981
Designed to identify and quantify the potential impacts of the Digital Avionics Information System (DAIS) on weapon system personnel requirements and life cycle cost (LCC), this study postulated a typical close-air-support (CAS) mission avionics suite to serve as a basis for comparing present day and DAIS configuration specifications. The purpose…
Descriptors: Aviation Technology, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Information Systems
Goclowski, John C.; And Others – 1980
The Reliability, Maintainability, and Cost Model (RMCM) described in this report is an interactive mathematical model with a built-in sensitivity analysis capability. It is a major component of the Life Cycle Cost Impact Model (LCCIM), which was developed as part of the DAIS advanced development program to be used to assess the potential impacts…
Descriptors: Aviation Technology, Computer Oriented Programs, Databases, Equipment Maintenance
Czuchry, Andrew J.; And Others – 1979
This report provides a complete guide to the stand alone mode operation of the reliability and maintenance (R&M) model, which was developed to facilitate the performance of design versus cost trade-offs within the digital avionics information system (DAIS) acquisition process. The features and structure of the model, its input data…
Descriptors: Aviation Technology, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Data Analysis
Erisman, Albert M.; Neves, Kenneth W. – Scientific American, 1987
Discusses ways that supercomputers are being used in the manufacturing industry, including the design and production of airplanes and automobiles. Describes problems that need to be solved in the next few years for supercomputers to assume a major role in industry. (TW)
Descriptors: Aerospace Industry, Aviation Technology, Computer Graphics, Computer Oriented Programs