Grand Valley Forum, volume 013, number 28, March 13, 1989

Grand Valley Forum is Grand Valley State\u27s faculty and staff newsletter, published from 1976 to the present

The Profession of IT The Field of Programmers Myth

The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1005817.1005836The persistent public image of computing as a field of programmers has become a costly myth. Reversing it is possible but not easy

Information Outlook, May 2004

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Collegiate Professional Pilot Programs: Acquisition and Use of a Level Six Training Device in the Academic Environment

Regardless of the bill of H. R. 5900 Airline Safety and Federal Aviation Administration Act of 201 0 aiming to elevate the flight hours and level of certification for pilots working for FAA FAR 121 air carriers, the ongoing pilot recruitment at regional airlines continues to grow. Simultaneously, an influx of low time and relatively inexperienced pilots are continuously flying the revenue passenger. In this case, collegiate aviation programs should take the responsibility to deliver low-time pilots, yet with sufficient knowledge and skills regarding multiple crew scenarios and complex transport aircraft systems. With this in mind, in order to ensure the quality and experience flight training at the university level, full size air carrier Flight Training Devices (FTD), and sometimes motion simulators (FFS Full flight Simulators) are used. However, the aforementioned high-end devices are not affordable to every collegiate aviation program. To make efficient use of the professional student pilot\u27s budget and ensure a thorough and comprehensive application of systems knowledge and crew resource management concepts, a compatible alternative is an option. In this paper, a Flight Training Device (FTD)/simulator was used and the certification process and acquisition steps were described. Due to the nature of the study, Action Research Methodology (ARM) was selected. The result showed that the selected complex training device could become a standard feature of a collegiate aviation program to equip professional pilot majors with sufficient knowledge in an intensive, commercial environment

State of Montana v. Atlantic Richfield Company No. CV-83-317-HLN-PGH: Expert Report of David M. Emmons

This report discusses the history of metal mining and processing in the Upper Clark Fork watershed (Montana) written by David M. Emmons, Ph.D., and submitted as evidence in the case State of Montana v. Atlantic Richfield Company in 1995.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/emmons/1000/thumbnail.jp

The Missouri Miner, April 25, 1990

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The UCF Report, Vol. 07 No. 33, April 10, 1985

UCF Quality Draws Accreditation Notice; UCF Women\u27s Club installation luncheon; Frederick and Wolf earn new titles; Leesburg commuter, 80, qualifies for Master of Arts degree with A\u27s