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Testing Backward Chaining Ab-Initio Flight Instruction, Samuel M. Vance, Kat Gardner-Vandy Phd, Brendan A. Pearce
Testing Backward Chaining Ab-Initio Flight Instruction, Samuel M. Vance, Kat Gardner-Vandy Phd, Brendan A. Pearce
International Journal of Aviation, Aeronautics, and Aerospace
This conceptual/exploratory research updates that previously published in the Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research (JAAER) Vol. 30, Issue 1 (Spring 2021) which asked if backward chaining, ab-initio pilot training decrease time to first solo? The specific focus of the research was the viability of landings instruction as the first ab-initio lesson. The research compared a total of eight respondents in a backward-chained flight instruction methodology against four respondents in a forward-chained flight instruction methodology. All 12 respondents were recruited without previous flight instruction or Pilot-in-Command logged flight time. Ground instruction preceded simulator instruction which was followed by instruction in …
Remote Labs For Automation Engineering And Technical And Vocational Education: Proposing A New Training Model, Ye Naung, Athipat Cleesuntorn
Remote Labs For Automation Engineering And Technical And Vocational Education: Proposing A New Training Model, Ye Naung, Athipat Cleesuntorn
Journal of Education Studies
This research intended to explore the existing skill of automation, develop and implement a new online training model for automation engineering students who are working in the industrial automation engineering field to improve their professional skills, and lastly to evaluate the learning outcomes. This was quasi-experimental research. Two groups were performed with the use of a pre-test and post-test to compare the results of skill evaluation tests of two groups of students. Twenty working persons who have been working in the industrial automation-engineering field in Singapore were selected as samples and were grouped into two groups: the control group and …
Can Backward-Chained, Ab-Initio Pilot Training Decrease Time To First Solo?, Samuel M. Vance Ph.D., Kat Gardner-Vandy Ph.D., Jared Alan Freihoefer
Can Backward-Chained, Ab-Initio Pilot Training Decrease Time To First Solo?, Samuel M. Vance Ph.D., Kat Gardner-Vandy Ph.D., Jared Alan Freihoefer
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research
Flight simulation has made progressively significant inroads into pilot training at all levels of a pilot’s career – typically starting with training for the Instrument rating in light aircraft and concluding with Type Certification in transport category jetliners. This research was designed to explore if significant training inroads could also be offered to ab-initio pilots, those with no prior flight experience. An experimental group of four pilot trainees, without prior flight experience, were exposed to flight in a backwards-chained simulation starting from 4’ AGL (Above Ground Level). Graduated, exponential increments of both altitude and distance from landing were successively added …
Features Of The Use Of Information And Communication Technologies In The Educational Process, Doniyor Baxodirovich Аbduraximov, Muzrob Doniyor OʼGʼLi Baxodirov
Features Of The Use Of Information And Communication Technologies In The Educational Process, Doniyor Baxodirovich Аbduraximov, Muzrob Doniyor OʼGʼLi Baxodirov
Bulletin of Gulistan State University
The article describes the features of the use of information and communication technologies in the educational process. As a result of the introduction of information and communication technologies in various fields, the concept of informatization of an informed society arises. Informatization of society means the process of using information as the wealth of society, which ensures economic development, scientific and technological progress of the country, accelerating the process of democratization and intellectualization of society. Public awareness is an objective process related to the increasing role of intellectual activity in all spheres of human life. Informatization of society serves to improve …
Methods Of Applying Information And Communication Technologies In Teaching Building Sciences, Hakimxon Hamzaevich Hikmatov, Аbduraim Namozovich Аdilov
Methods Of Applying Information And Communication Technologies In Teaching Building Sciences, Hakimxon Hamzaevich Hikmatov, Аbduraim Namozovich Аdilov
Bulletin of Gulistan State University
This article provides questions on the optimal use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in educational, managerial and other processes, for example, teaching practical and laboratory classes of “Building Materials”. For interest, we selected the following topics of practical training from the “Building Materials” training programs: - Installation and automated use of the elevator service in multi-storey buildings, - Automation elements were used to prepare the mortar, and reached to demonstrate the weight of the resource preparation process in an animated form. In addition, on the topic “Installation and automated use of elevator services in multi-storey buildings,” an algorithm and …