Patent ReferencesComputerized mastery testing system, a computer administered variable length sequential testing system for making pass/fail decisions Apparatus and method for determining the ability of an individual to perform a task Method and system for interactive computer science testing, anaylsis and feedback System and method for assessing an individual's task-processing style Patent #: 5326270 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 169264 filed on 12/20/1993US Classes:702/182, Performance or efficiency evaluation434/336, Response of plural examinees communicated to monitor or recorder by electrical signals702/108, TESTING SYSTEM703/7MechanicalExaminersPrimary: Trammell, James P.Assistant: Shane, K. Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesG06F 015/20G06F 015/42 G07B 007/00 AbstractThe present invention relates to a system and method for training and certifying a user to perform a task. The system includes an input device, output device and a controller. The controller receives input data from the input device and controls the output displayed on the output device. A supervisor interprets the input data, determines the control data to be sent to the output device and determines log data to be sent to a data storage. A comparator determines if certain log data meets or exceeds a preset limit data to determine certifiability of a user. The system presents a user with a pretest, a module containing instructions, information about a certain portion of the task to be performed, as well as mini-simulations and a variety of questions. A full simulation is presented to the user to apply everything that was learned by the user during that certain module. The system then presents a post-test and, through the comparator, determines if the user is certifiable.Other References
Field of SearchCOMPUTER LOGIC, OPERATION, OR PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONOCCUPATION Developing or testing coordination QUESTION OR PROBLEM ELICITING RESPONSE Cathode ray screen display included in examining means Correctness of response indicated to examine by self-operating or examinee actuated means Response of plural examinees communicated to monitor or recorder by electrical signals | |