ACM SIGCSE Bulletin - researchr journal

12	--	0	G. Ingram. Report of special interest session on computing in minority institution held at fifth annual SIGCSE symposium
13	--	16	James T. Cain. Report of the digital systems education committee
17	--	18	Jon Thorhallsson. Highschool curriculum adopts first semester college computer science
19	--	20	Charles R. Bauer, John C. Meinke. Computer science for the high school teacher
21	--	29	C. K. Capstick, Jessica Dragonette Gordon, Antonio Salvadori. Predicting performance by university students in introductory computing courses
30	--	34	Robert S. Cheney. An introductory computer survey course
35	--	37	Bruce A. Pumplin. A simple example of the top-down approach to algorithm development
38	--	43	Frank L. Friedman. An experience in teaching disciplined programming at an elementary level
44	--	49	Alan W. Biermann, Richard I. Baum, M. Silverman. Trace information as an aid to debugging
50	--	57	J. Paul Tremblay, Paul G. Sorenson. An introductory course in data structures with applications
58	--	61	George Epstein. The pyramid teaching computer structures by computer structures
62	--	70	Anthony C. L. Barnard. Software engineering in an academic computer science curriculum
71	--	72	Nelson T. Dinerstein. A compiler writing course in a small college
73	--	76	Gerald J. Giaccai, Kenneth Slonneger. Enhancing SAMOS
77	--	82	Charles H. Porter, Nesa Labbe Wu. Programming for terminal applications

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