Research and development efforts at the Florida State University Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI) Center have centered on four main area: (1) computer systems development, (2) research, (3) instructional product development, and (4) instructional validation and service. Progress on Project THEMIS was made on developing learner strategies, training strategies, validation strategies, and computer systems strategies. Activity continued on the Wakulla County Computer-Related Instructional Technology project. A study was started on the systems factors and potentials of CAI. Work continued on a model for adaptive training via CAI, utilizing regression analysis techniques, and on learner control in automated instruction. CAI played a role in a curriculum revision project at the Center. An institute was held in computer-related multi-media instruction for administrators and faculty. A major reorganization of the Florida State University instructional support units had some effect on the CAI Center. Appendices list publications by staff and students at the Center, demonstration reports given, and the titles and status of current projects. (JY)