Table of Contents

• Recent study of teaching: machine aids in rehabilitation therapyG. Rose, Max A. Woodbury, E. S. Fergusson. 7 [doi]
• Recent study of teaching: cybernetic foundations of learning scienceKelly U. Smith. 8-26 [doi]
• Evaluation and performance of computers: application benchmarks: the key to meaningful computer evaluationsEdward O. Joslin. 27-37 [doi]
• Evaluation and performance of computers: TRAFFICSIM - a design/evaluation toolP. A. Rota, J. H. DePuyt. 38-53 [doi]
• Evaluation and performance of computers: interaction of hardware and software parameters in tape operationsW. B. Edwards. 54-65 [doi]
• Evaluation and performance of computers: the program monitor - a device for program performance measurementC. T. Apple. 66-75 [doi]
• Complex information processing: a language for class description and its processorE. C. Milliken. 77-83 [doi]
• Complex information processing: a file structure for the complex, the changing and the indeterminateTheodor Holm Nelson. 84-100 [doi]
• Complex information processing: a self organizing program for describing conceptsJ. M. Snediker. 101-118 [doi]
• Invited papers - 1: classification in information storage and retrievalOrrin E. Taulbee. 119-137 [doi]
• Invited papers - 1: basic concepts of automata theoryR. J. Nelson. 138-161 [doi]
• Computers in the study of learning: namer - A pattern-recognition system for generating sentences about relations between line drawingsDave L. Londe, Robert F. Simmons. 162-175 [doi]
• Computers in the study of learning: BOGART - A discovery and induction program for gamesC. Newman, Leonard Uhr. 176-186 [doi]
• Information retrieval: the relevant response theory of information storage and retrievalP. J. Gleason. 188-191 [doi]
• Information retrieval: information storage and retrieval using AVL treesCaxton C. Foster. 192-205 [doi]
• Information retrieval: digital handling of chemical structures and associated informationStephen J. Tauber. 206-216 [doi]
• Information retrieval: the Chemical Abstracts Service computer based chemical information processing systemW. C. Davenport. 217-223 [doi]
• Invited papers - 2: soviet computer science, revisitedEdward A. Feigenbaum. 225-226 [doi]
• Invited papers - 2: recent computer developments in Great BritainS. Gill. 227-228 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 1: TRAC, a text handling languageCalvin N. Mooers, L. Peter Deutsch. 229-246 [doi]
• Programming Languages for Non-Numeric Processing - 1: examples of symbol manipulation in the AMBIT Programming LanguageCarlos Christensen. 247-261 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 1: TMG - a syntax directed compilerRobert M. McClure. 262-274 [doi]
• Numerical applications: organization of a large-scale computer program for space-age geodesyC. Sheffield, J. P. Morris. 275-287 [doi]
• Numerical applications: updating the product form of the inverse for the revised simplex methodGeorge B. Dantzig, R. P. Harvey, R. D. McKnight. 288-295 [doi]
• Numerical applications: Cycle algorithms for undirected linear graphs and some immediate applicationsJohn T. Welch. 296-301 [doi]
• Undergraduate research in computer sciences: Computer analysis of musical styleAndrew J. Gabura. 303-314 [doi]
• Undergraduate research in computer sciences: FODESAR: FORTRAN dependent storage allocation and relocation packageCharles R. Baugh. 315-324 [doi]
• Undergraduate research in computer sciences: Real time computerized expressway traffic control in the Chicago areaR. J. Lewis. 325-335 [doi]
• Man-machine interaction: Computer-aided programmed techniques in support of military information systemsSylvia R. Mayer, R. Morgan. 336-343 [doi]
• Man-machine interaction: Machine-aided design of context-free grammarsThomas G. Evans. 344-353 [doi]
• Man-machine interaction: Console oriented model buildingMartin Schatzoff. 354-374 [doi]
• Analysis of computational systems: Cumulative polygon address calculation sortingRichard A. Kronmal, Michael E. Tarter. 376-385 [doi]
• Analysis of computational systems: Discrete Markov analysis of computer programsC. V. Ramamoorthy. 386-392 [doi]
• Analysis of computational systems: An algorithm for Boolean simplification based on three necessary conditionsM. J. Moortgat. 393-407 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 2: A universal assembly mapping languageMarvin Lowell Graham, Peter Zilahy Ingerman. 409-421 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 2: An introduction to the COGENT programming systemJohn C. Reynolds. 422-436 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 2: Time sequenced logical simulation based on circuit delay and selective tracing of active network pathsErnst G. Ulrich. 437-448 [doi]
• Programming languages for non-numeric processing - 2: An extended ALGOL based languageG. E. Haynam. 449-454 [doi]
• Management information systems: Industrial production and digital computersOle Immanuel Franksen, M. D. Romer. 455-468 [doi]
• Management information systems: Survey of principle types of simulation models of the firmS. Saltzman. 469-475 [doi]
• Management information systems: A modular approach to business EDP problem solvingJames R. Zieglar. 476-486 [doi]
• System optimization: A mass memory system designed for the multi-program/multi-processors usersJ. Dobbie, D. Zatyko. 487-500 [doi]
• System optimization: Mathematical programming techniques for optimal computer useHelmut E. Thiess. 501-512 [doi]
• System optimization: Automatic flow chart designG. Hain, K. Hain. 513-523 [doi]
• Invited papers - 3: Observations on time-shared systemsJules I. Schwartz. 525-542 [doi]
• Invited papers - 3: A new programming language: PL/1R. A. Sibley. 543-563 [doi]