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SYNTHETIC JOB PERFORMANCE Evaluation of synthetic job performance can Fake
many forms,
Student operating switches
in LT38 front cockpit
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Ft Carson, Colorado
Video camera setup irhich records
panel during Vulcan I~lcapons
System operation
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IQUALITY COZTROL
tudent performing arresting
uplock assembly check on
ELIAGILITY
tudent making continuity check
n performance carrel
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For example at Ft. Carson, video tape is used to
evaluate the perforflance on the Vulcan Weapons
System.
Quality control can be built into many modules.
The instructor is able to make a performance
check on each member of the team of four students
who are learning the A/C preoaration procedure
for loading an AIM 70 guided missile in this
quadraphonic sound module.
It seems quite important that the reliability,
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