Technical b r Report - International Military Testing Association

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Systems engineering documentation for the first of some 22 active
courses of instruction began in June 1968. We expecd to have the
final one completed in June 1974.
Ct-ltcrion testing was continued in those ;lr~as where it altyndy es-
isted, that is:
Pure performance trsting, in whicn students ;xrformcd job tasks
against pass/fail (-t’iteria, continued in tcrts of physical fitness,
n-capons firing qualification, parachute jump qualiiication. and land
navigation.
Yet-iormance testing under conditions siynulating job conditions
and against subjt\ctb:ely t-a:ed criteria 1va.s darried on in tactical map
problems.
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Bu;, to a large degree. students \~cre g:‘adJatcd f r o m our cout*ses on
their ability to answer multiple c*!wice required recogni-
tion, t-wall. or comprehension of principles, and
which were graded “on the curve. ”
On 2i February lBi3. v,xz determined to make all tests pct*formance -
arriented so that all would have the student +ply job-required skills,
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