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tion study, both as a teaching tool and planning aid to insure orderly and coordinated urban development. A similar use of the computer to simulate urban conditions, called Metropolis, is being employed by urbanologists in East Lansing, Mich.
Legislatures and Education A number of states now use computers to obtain virtually instant access to the current status of all pending state legislation, and to search their computerized statutes during the law-making process.
Computer systems in legislatures are also used, foi speedy drahing and editing of bills in process and swift printing of a bill which has passed into law.
In the field of education, com- i Outers are used not only for a host of administrative chores but also for instruction Itself. Permitting greater individual!zation of instruction, the computer is expected to aignifijant1/ extend the professional talents of the teacher in the years to come. In computer-assisted instruction,
for example, the machine presents course material and
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