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Program Operate: Manual for Use of Computer in Enlisted Classification Project Compass

Author: Bruce R. Wood

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 53

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The report describes the operation and use of Program OPERATE, the sixth part of Project COMPASS, a Computer Assisted Classification and Assignment System. Program OPERATE and its necessary accompanying parts are FORTRAN Computer programs and subroutines. Program OPERATE selects and assigns to a naval recruit, if possible, a naval school. Selection is done by means of a modified version of the transportation algorithm applied to test battery scores. The program then punches out an assignment card. It is to be used in conjunction with Program LOCNEC, Technical Bulletin STB 66-32, which completes the assignment process by assigning a Navy Enlisted Classification Code, a calendar week code, and a school location code. (Author).

Program Locnec: Manual for Use of Computer in Enlisted Classification Project Compass

Author: Bruce R. Wood

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 24

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The report describes the operation and use of Program LOCNEC, the fifth part of Project COMPASS, a Computer Assisted Classification and Assignment System. Program LOCNEC, a FORTRAN computer program, assigns Naval Enlisted Classification Codes, school class convening dates, and school location codes to those recruits selected for the various naval schools. The logic of Program LOCNEC is incorporated into Program SKOOL, the third part of Project COMPASS. However, if Program OPERATE (Project Compass, Part VI) is used to make the school assignment, Program LOCNEC is then necessary, as a separate run, to complete the additional assignment above. (Author).

Program Screen: Manual for Use of Computer in Enlisted Classification Project Compass

Author: Bruce R. Wood

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 27

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This report describes the operation and use of Program SCREEN, the second part of Project COMPASS, a computer assisted classification and assignment system. Program SCREEN, a FORTRAN computer program, reviews a Navy recruits eligibility for entrance into the various naval schools for which he may have been recommended by an Enlisted Classification Interviewer. It then prints out all errors in such recommendations, thus allowing changes to be made before the assignment process actually takes place. (Author).

Program Gendet: Manual for Use of Computer in Enlisted Classification Project Compass

Author: Bruce R. Wood

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 39

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The report describes the operation and use of Program GENDET, the fourth part of Project Compass, a Computer Assisted Classification and Assignment System. Program GENDET selects and assigns graduation rates and Naval Enlisted Classification Codes to recruits. These recruits were recommended for fleet assignments or were recommended for a naval school, but due to quota limitations, were unable to be selected for class 'A' school training. (Author).

Program Skool: Manual for Computer Use in Enlisted Classification, Project Compass

Author: Bruce R. WOOD

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 39

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The report describes the operation and use of Program SKOOL, the third part of Project COMPASS, a Computer Assisted Classification and Assignment System. Program SKOOL, a FORTRAN computer program, selects and assigns to a Navy recruit, a naval school, Naval Enlisted Classification Code, calendar week code, and a school location code based on recommendations received from an Enlisted Classification Interviewer. Program SKOOL then prints out all assignments and, if desired, punches assignment output cards. (Author).

Program Profile: Manual for Use of Computer in Enlisted Classification

Author: Bruce R. Wood

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Published: 1966

Total Pages: 27

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The report describes the operation and use of Program PROFILE, the first part of Project COMPASS, a computer assisted classification and assignment system. Program PROFILE, a FORTRAN computer program, considers test scores, procurement categories, and school requirements in determining a recruit's eligibility for the various Navy service schools. It then generates a list of these schools with appropriate accompanying information, to be made available to the interviewer to help in determining what school assignment the recruit will ultimately receive. (Author).