Multi-media Computer-based Training System for MS-DOS and UNIX
Senior Project: 1991-1992
Ronald Decker, Michael Hoswell, Thomas Orban and Jerry Spivey
The purpose of the project was to develop a computer system, called an
Authoring System, that allows one to easily develop Computer Based Training
courses (CBT) on any of a variety of subjects. The system was required to use
audio, which could either be stored on cassette tapes or CDROM disks. The
visual component of the system was text and graphics that are displayed on
computer monitors and terminals in synchronization with the audio. The system
was also required to support student testing, hands-on assignments, and student
keyboard input. Typically, the system would be used to develop courses that
train students how to use software systems, which are usually menu-based.
Lessons would simulate a computer session, and allow students to enter input
from the keyboard during the session.
The project was implemented in the C programming language. Various components
of the system ran under the UNIX and MS-DOS operating systems.
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