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Interservice
Procedures for Instructional Systems Development :
Annotated Bibliography (continued)
by Robert K. Branson, Gail T. Rayner and J. Lamarr Cox
Annotated Bibliography : ANALYZE - Block I.2
- Select Tasks/Functions
Department of the Navy. Design of courses of instruction (MCO
P1510.23A). Washington, D.C.: Headquarters, United States Marine
Corps, November 1972.
When the job analysis has been completed, the master list of
duties, tasks and task elements identifies the mental and manual
skills, knowledge, and attitudes required. The selection of tasks
to be taught in the school environment implies a selection of
tasks to be taught elsewhere, most probably on the job. Guidelines
to assist in the determination of the tasks to be included in
formal training are discussed and the behaviors the individual
must perform in a field environment are emphasized as necessary
training considerations in this document.
McCluskey, M. R., Jacobs, T. 0., & Cleary, F. K. Systems engineering
of training for eight combat arms MOS (HumRRO draft technical report).
Alexandria, Va.: Human Resources Research Organization, June 1973.
The basic objective of this project was to develop task inventories
and job task data for 93 duty positions in eight of the key combat
MOSs (11B, 11C, 11D, HE, 13A/B, 13E, 16P, and 16R) using systems
engineering. Much of these task inventories were validated and
indicate the extent to which task statements are common across
various combinations of duty positions. Based on the degree of
non-commonality, the results also include implications for the
reorganization of an MOS. 269
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