Table of Contents

• Formal opening of conference: Social and economic aspects of electronic data processingW. W. Finke. 9 [doi]
• Artificial intelligence and self-organizing systems: Experiments with a Heuristic CompilerHerbert A. Simon. 10 [doi]
• Artificial intelligence and self-organizing systems: Teaching a digital computer to assist in making decisionsJ. H. Ward, K. J. Davis. 11 [doi]
• Artificial intelligence and self-organizing systems: An experimental model of adaptive memoryStephen Warshall. 12 [doi]
• Real time information processing I: Direct Data SupervisorF. R. Palm. 13 [doi]
• Real time information processing I: Techniques for multi-level programming with real time constraintsJohn F. Couleur, R. R. Smith, David L. Bahrs. 14 [doi]
• Real time information processing I: Mathematical considerations of real time digital simulationI. M. Salzberg. 16-17 [doi]
• Education and training: An auto-instructional text for IBM 1401 programmingW. S. Plette. 18-19 [doi]
• Education and training: Non-programmed curriculum materials for computer programmer training programsGloria M. Silvern. 20-21 [doi]
• Education and training: Computers in Engineering Education 1960-1964Donald L. Katz, Brice Carnahan, Elliott I. Organick, Sylvio D. Navarro. 22-23 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers I: External language KLIPA for digital computer URAL-2Marek Greniewski, Wladyslaw M. Turski. 26-27 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers I: STRETCH experiment in multiprogrammingE. S. McDonough. 28 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers I: Control techniques in the CL - II Programming SystemGene F. Leonard. 29 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers I: Data description in the CL - II Programming SystemThomas E. Cheatham Jr.. 30 [doi]
• Real time information processing II: What is "real" time?George F. Weinwurm. 31 [doi]
• Real time information processing II: Automatic error recovery in the Nike-Zeus guidance computerGeorge A. Champine, G. M. Griffith. 32-33 [doi]
• Real time information processing II: Real-time simulation of a cruise missile trajectoryY. N. Chang, K. S. Schulz. 34-35 [doi]
• Information retrieval I: Keyword in context (KWIC) indexing on the IBM 7090 DPSR. V. Wadding. 36 [doi]
• Information retrieval I: DIGEST - DIebold GEnerator for Statistical TabulationC. F. Brennan. 37 [doi]
• Information retrieval I: The MERGE system of information dissemination, retrieval, and indexing using the IBM 7090 DPSR. H. Stanwood. 38-39 [doi]
• Invited papers: The legal implications of the computer revolutionRoy N. Freed. 40 [doi]
• Invited papers: A Monte-Carlo approach to the approximate solution to sequencing problemsJ. Heller. 41 [doi]
• Invited papers: Toward better programming languagesVictor H. Yngve. 42 [doi]
• Invited papers: History of writing compilersDonald E. Knuth. 43 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers II: The COLASL automatic coding systemK. G. Balke, G. Carter. 44-45 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers II: WIZOR, a compiler, compiler for the GE 225 computerD. W. Scott. 46-47 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers II: The FORAST programming languageLloyd W. Campbell. 48-49 [doi]
• Engineering applications I: Application of the adjoint system of differential equations in the solution of the Bang-Bang Control problemT. R. McCalla, A. M. Wildberger. 50-51 [doi]
• Engineering applications I: Implicit function simulation of the ablation problem using Finite Fourier TransformsEric Liban, Richard E. Kopp. 52-53 [doi]
• Engineering applications I: A digital nonlinear function generatorR. A. Cowan. 54-55 [doi]
• Business and management data processing I: Optimum allocation of research/engineering manpower within a multi-project organizational structureA. A. McGee, M. D. Markarian. 56-57 [doi]
• Business and management data processing I: Small business executive decision simulationAlfred G. Dale. 58 [doi]
• Business and management data processing I: ICON - a management information systemN. B. Solomon. 59 [doi]
• Numerical analysis I: Partitioned Polynomials - an approach toward equilibrium between accuracy and speed in primary mathematical functionsD. J. Kiel, D. E. Johnson, R. E. Smith. 60-61 [doi]
• Numerical analysis I: Segmented minmax approximationCharles L. Lawson. 62 [doi]
• Numerical analysis I: Function evaluation in unnormalized arithmeticRobert L. Ashenhurst. 63 [doi]
• Engineering applications II: Image processingC. W. Williams. 64-65 [doi]
• Engineering applications II: Automatic production of meteorological contour chartsH. A. Bedient, J. R. Neilon. 66-67 [doi]
• Engineering applications II: Phase plane studies by use of digital computersO. Gurel. 68-69 [doi]
• Artificial languages: Translation of compiler languagesJ. J. Allen, Donald P. Moore, H. Paul Rogoway. 70-71 [doi]
• Artificial languages: Computers, connector systems, and data descriptionsRobert M. Shapiro. 72-73 [doi]
• Artificial languages: The use of chain list matrices for the analysis of COBOL data structuresHarold W. Lawson Jr.. 74-75 [doi]
• Invited papers: Decision tables in systems designB. Grad. 76-77 [doi]
• Invited papers: Information processing in military commandWalter F. Bauer. 78-79 [doi]
• Invited papers: The theory of multipoint iteration functionsJoseph F. Traub. 80-81 [doi]
• Invited papers: Table look-up procedures in data processingGilbert W. King. 82-83 [doi]
• Social aspects and responsibilities (A Panel Session): Computers in advanced defense systemsD. R. Brown, C. C. Abt, A. W. Jacobson, Edmund C. Berkeley. 84 [doi]
• Social aspects and responsibilities (A Panel Session): Computers as generators of economic growthA. W. Jacobson. 85 [doi]
• Social aspects and responsibilities (A Panel Session): Computer applications to arms controlC. C. Abt. 86 [doi]
• Social aspects and responsibilities (A Panel Session): Computer investigations of intention to attackEdmund C. Berkeley. 87 [doi]
• Social aspects and responsibilities(A Panel Session): The Visualizer as a means of displaying Abt's strategic modelLouis L. Sutro. 88 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers III: Languages and real time information processingThomas B. Steel Jr.. 90 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers III: On the efficient construction of automatic programming systemsW. H. Landen Jr., Willard H. Wattenburg. 91 [doi]
• Automatic programming and compilers III: A report on the status of SMALGOLE. L. Manderfield. 92-93 [doi]
• Applications in the physical sciences: Procedure Network AnalysisArthur B. Kahn. 94-95 [doi]
• Applications in the physical sciences: BANZAI, a one-dimensional multienergy group neutron transport code for the IBM 709 and 7090 systemsT. F. Wales. 96-97 [doi]
• Applications in the physical sciences: Clinical applications in medicineTheodore D. Sterling, E. L. Saenger. 98 [doi]
• Business and management data processing II: On the scheduling of jobs by computerEwan S. Page. 99 [doi]
• Business and management data processing II: A systems approach for the application of computerized scheduling techniques and the RCA-PERT/Cost programM. E. Haskins Jr., Norman E. Sondak. 100-101 [doi]
• Business and management data processing II: A multi-variant generalized sort program employing auxiliary drum storageJ. H. Nichols, A. Tiedrich. 102-103 [doi]
• Numerical analysis II: On computing the exact characteristic polynomialEldon R. Hansen. 104-105 [doi]
• Numerical analysis II: Iteration in predictor-corrector proceduresThomas E. Hull, A. L. Creemer. 106-107 [doi]
• Numerical analysis II: Numerical analysis of two generalized elliptic integralsDavid W. C. Shen, M. L. El-Sabbagh. 108-109 [doi]
• Information retrieval II: A data structure for data retrievalPeter Kugel. 110 [doi]
• Information retrieval II: Variable Information ProcessingMartin Kosakoff, Donald L. Buswell. 112-113 [doi]
• Information retrieval II: The chaining technique for associative sentence retrievalLewis C. Clapp. 114-115 [doi]
• Computer design: The minimization of Boolean functions containing unequal and nonlinear cost functionsMelvin A. Breuer. 116-117 [doi]
• Computer design: Applications of redundancy to improve the accuracy of binary systemsEdward J. Farrell. 118-119 [doi]
• Computer design: Generalized measures of computer system performanceJ. R. Hillegas, A. C. Nester, John A. Gosden, Roger L. Sisson. 120-132 [doi]