M. Granger Morgan
ABSTRACT
Two years ago we presented a preliminary report on a computer-science training program for disadvantaged high school students and young adults which we had developed at the University of California at San Diego. At that time we had completed the construction of our mobile classroom facility and had tested our special hands-on curriculum on several small pilot classes, but we had not completed any full job-training courses and had only limited experience upon which to base conclusions and recommendations about the effectiveness of such training.
- M G Morgan M R Mirabito N J Down Computer jobs through training---A preliminary project report AFIPS Proceedings of the Fall Joint Computer Conference Vol 37 p 345 1970 Google Scholar
Digital Library
- California State Department of Human Resources Development Summary of employment and unemployment---San Diego metropolitan area part A 1966--1971 California HRD Research and Statistics Section PO Box 923 San Francisco California 94101Google Scholar
- Computer jobs through training: a final project report
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