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Behavioral Taxonomy of Undergraduate Pilot Training Tasks and Skills: Executive Summary. Final Report, July 1973 - September 1974.
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Meyer, Robert P.; And Others – 1974
The report presents a brief summary of the development and application of a taxonomy of undergraduate pilot training (UPT) tasks and skills. A surface analysis format based on cues, mental actions, and motor actions was developed which described flying tasks in terms of the sequential elements within each task. A set of classification rules was…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Classification, Data Collection, Flight Training
Behavioral Taxonomy of Undergraduate Pilot Training Tasks and Skills: Guidelines and Examples for Taxonomy Application in Flying Training Research. Final Report.
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Meyer, Robert P.; And Others – 1974
The report presents the results of the third phase of a research program to develop a behavioral taxonomy of undergraduate pilot training (UPT) tasks and skills. The third phase effort consisted of surface analyses of 50 UPT flying training tasks to generate basic task descriptions. The surface analysis subdivided and defined task elements into a…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Classification, Data Collection, Flight Training
A Taxonomic Approach to Integrating Job Analysis with Training Front-End Analysis.
Korotkin, Arthur L. – Performance Improvement Quarterly, 1992
Describes a process for collection of data for training evaluation to ensure that the appropriate knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics are trained and that skill levels obtained meet minimum job requirements. Examples of a job analysis task rating form, task importance scale, ability scale, and abilities definitions are…
Descriptors: Classification, Data Collection, Evaluation Criteria, Industrial Training
Job Study Manual.
Willings, David – 1982
This manual outlines and explains procedures for conducting a study of the exact content and requirements of jobs in order to develop an information base for students to use in evaluating their suitability for given jobs. Addressed in the first half of the guide are the following topics: the meaning of the term job study, the image of a job,…
Descriptors: Career Choice, Data Collection, Definitions, Educational Needs
Evolution of Job Analysis and the "Dictionary of Occupational Titles" (DOT) in the U.S. Employment Service. Historical Perspective of the Occupational Analysis Research Program and Overview of Current Methodologies.
Smith, Barbara E. – 1991
Establishment of the federal-state Employment Service system created a need for a standardized occupational language to ensure uniform matching of workers with jobs. The Occupational Analysis Research Program was initiated to gather a broad base of detailed occupational information. Although the organizational structure of all editions of the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Career Education, Data Collection, Employment Opportunities
Linking Vocational Education and Training Standards and Employment Requirements: An International Manual.
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Mansfield, Bob – 2001
This document, the fourth volume in a series, details a process for linking vocational education and training (VET) standards and employment requirements that was developed in the United Kingdom and based on functional analysis. The introductory sections describe the other three manuals in the series and the process used to develop this manual.…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Cooperative Planning, Coordination, Curriculum Evaluation