CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY
              Drill and Practice CAI Testing System

                   Implementation Instructions

The Central State University Drill and Practice Computer Assisted
Instruction  Package  provides the student with the capability of
taking (multiple) ten item multiple choice tests.  Questions  are
selected  at  random  from a question pool.  Each time a question
appears, the order of the answers is randomized.  This effective-
ly increases the size of the question pool and, hopefully, minim-
izes memorization of answers.

The system is designed to run on a DEC RSTS/E timesharing system,
version 6C or later.

                Files on the Distribution Medium

README.1ST              This document
TSTINT.BAS              File initialization program
TSTMNT.BAS              Test question maintenance program
TSTUPD.BAS              Update/maintain student score file
TSTPAK.BAS              Pack questions into usable form
TSTANS.BAS              1st response print
TSTBSE.BAS              Base for drill and practice program
TSTAPP.BAS              Append file for TSTMNT and TSTANS
SYKTST.APP              Append file for General Psychology
ABNORM.APP              Append file for Abnormal Psychology
TST.RNO                 Documentation for the entire package
TSTINT.RNO              User documentation for TSTINT
TSTMNT.RNO              User documentation for TSTMNT
TSTUPD.RNO              User documentation for TSTUPD
TSTPAK.RNO              User documentation for TSTPAK
TSTANS.RNO              User documentation for TSTANS
TSTBSE.RNO              User documentation for TSTBSE
*.FIL                   Example files

                      Program Installation

The documentation assumes that all programs are stored in  a  li-
brary  referenced  by  LIB:.   TSTMNT, TSTPAK, TSTUPD, and TSTANS
should be compiled into LIB:  and assigned a protection  code  of
<104>.   TSTINT should be compiled into LIB:  and assigned a pro-
tection code of <124>.  TSTBSE and TSTAPP  should  be  stored  in
source form and assigned a protection code of <60>.

                              Files

All files referenced by these  programs  are  assumed  stored  on
CSU:.   The  user  may either add a system wide logical (CSU:) to
reference the disk upon which the files are stored, or may change
the variable LDN$ in all of the programs.