Table of Contents

• The profitability of career planningHerbert B. Safford. 2-3 [doi]
• A tutorial on natural-language processingGary G. Hendrix, Jaime G. Carbonell. 4-8 [doi]
• Presentation abstract: A tutorial on local networksDavid J. Kaufman. 9 [doi]
• Tutorial on data base machinesP. Bruce Berra. 10 [doi]
• Structured systems analysis tutorialV. Arthur Owles, Michael J. Powers. 11-21 [doi]
• Robots and their impact on employmentRob Kling, C. Rosen, Walt Scacchi, H. Shaiken. 22 [doi]
• Current topics in fortran development: Macros and Compile-Time ProcessingJeanne T. Martin. 23 [doi]
• Industrial real-time fortranRichard W. Signor. 24 [doi]
• Environmental inquiry and general precision data type features fort he next fortran standardBrian T. Smith. 25-31 [doi]
• Data abstraction and hiding in FortranJerrold L. Wagener. 32 [doi]
• Array processing - principles and practiceAlan Wilson. 33-38 [doi]
• Performance of distributed software implemented by a contention busEdward E. Balkovich, John A. Morse. 39-45 [doi]
• The design of a distributed kernelDavid R. Cheriton. 46-52 [doi]
• Auditing for secure statistical databasesFrancis Y. L. Chin, Gultekin Özsoyoglu. 53-59 [doi]
• Methods for system simulation on a restricted data flow architectureMeledath Damodaran, Amitava Hazra. 60-66 [doi]
• Strategies for database schema acquisition and designMatthew Morgenstern. 67-71 [doi]
• Expert systems seminarBruce G. Buchanan, Richard O. Duda. 72 [doi]
• The may company california network a case studyZsolt S. de Torok. 73-75 [doi]
• Data base machines (Part II)P. Bruce Berra. 76 [doi]
• Structured systems analysis (Part II)V. Arthur Owles, Michael J. Powers. 77 [doi]
• Anintroduction to AdaSabina H. Saib. 78-81 [doi]
• Medical information systems integration (Panel Discussion)John W. Lewis. 82 [doi]
• Computers and the improvement of writingColette Daiute, Robert Taylor. 83-88 [doi]
• The structure of "data structures"Wilfred J. Hansen. 89-95 [doi]
• Structured Systems Analysis and the Problem Statement Language (PSL)(8) as a combined methodology in the teaching of System Analysis and DesignR. J. Thomas, J. A. Kirkham. 96-100 [doi]
• Some ideas on the educational use of computersHarald Wertz. 101-107 [doi]
• Computer chess: Master level play in 1981?Ben Mittman, Tony Marsland, Monroe M. Newborn, Kathe Spracklen, Ken Thompson. 108 [doi]
• A survey of enhancements to the alpha-beta algorithmT. A. Marsland, M. Campbell. 109-114 [doi]
• An introduction to ADA (Part II)S. H. Saib. 115 [doi]
• Careers for computing professionalsP. McKelly, K. Farrell, J. Hamilton, M. McMillan, S. Regans, J. Singer. 116 [doi]
• Women in management - entering and growing(ACM '81 Panel Session Abstract)Linda Taylor. 117 [doi]
• Computer contracting and litigationJ. Zacher. 118 [doi]
• Queueing theoryRobert B. Cooper. 119-122 [doi]
• Local networking by ring, ethernet, broadband, and PABX - perspectives from the fieldJerome H. Saltzer. 123-124 [doi]
• Tutorial: Microcode compaction is smaller always better?David Landskov. 125 [doi]
• Metrics in software quality assuranceJohn E. Gaffney Jr.. 126-130 [doi]
• An overview of the "1981 ACM SIGMETRICS Workshop/Symposium on Measurement and Evaluation of Software Quality"John E. Gaffney Jr., Mitchell G. Spiegel. 131-137 [doi]
• Color Graphics in Education, Art and IndustryE. P. Miles Jr.. 138 [doi]
• TM compatible specification languageN. C. L. Beale, Simon L. Peyton Jones. 139-143 [doi]
• Towards a practical specification languageAnne-Marie G. Discepolo. 144-153 [doi]
• Capsules: A data abstraction facility for PascalAlessio Giacomucci, Frank L. Friedman. 154-160 [doi]
• Conformant arrays and strong typingDavid V. Moffat. 161-163 [doi]
• "Ada after one year: How have government politics, industry concerns, and academia mixed?"Hal Hart. 164 [doi]
• 1981 A.C.M. annual conference position paper computer crime laws and the computing professional: What you don't know hay hurt youLance B. Eliot, John Sanchez. 165-168 [doi]
• Software Engineering tutorialMurray R. Berkowitz, Gordon Davis, Kenneth T. Orr, James A. Senn, Darrell Ward. 169-173 [doi]
• Educational development opportunities for computer professionalsPaul P. Howley. 174 [doi]
• Continuing education services of the IEEE computer societyWillis K. King. 175-178 [doi]
• Status of graduate software engineering educationK. Y. Lee. 179-183 [doi]
• Self-Assessment as a precursor to professional developmentJames S. Ketchel, James R. Douglass. 184-187 [doi]
• Industrial software training opportunities for computer professionalsNancy Martin. 188-193 [doi]
• The role of certification in fostering professional development in the field of computingJ. R. Sopka. 194-197 [doi]
• Interactive operating systems for small computers (Panel Discussion)Carl T. Helmers Jr.. 198 [doi]
• Computer-aided design of electrical circuits Simulation techniques (A Tutorial)Glenn R. Case. 199-203 [doi]
• Gate array layout automation: A tutorialRobert J. Smith. 204-210 [doi]
• Perspectives: Computers, tools, and peopleDavid N. Smith. 211-214 [doi]
• Stress management for the computing professionalSandra Hollander. 215 [doi]
• "The technical issues confronting Ada"Hal Hart. 216 [doi]
• PDL/Ada - a design language based on AdaJean E. Sammet, Douglas W. Waugh, Robert W. Reiter Jr.. 217-229 [doi]
• The computer professional as an expert witnessAlex A. J. Hoffman. 230-232 [doi]
• Software engineering (Part II)Murray R. Berkowitz, Gordon Davis, Kenneth T. Orr, James A. Senn, Darrell Ward. 233 [doi]
• Certification for the computer professional - individual preparation strategiesJames S. Ketchel. 234-238 [doi]
• Automatic information retrieval (Tutorial and Panel Discussion)Gerard Salton. 239 [doi]
• Automatic indexingHarold Borko. 240 [doi]
• The changing face of information retrieval systemsCarlos A. Cuadra. 241 [doi]
• Automated abstracting: A re-evaluationChristine A. Montgomery. 242 [doi]
• Automatic diagnosis of computer faults using computer systemsBarbara A. Koalkin. 243 [doi]
• Fault prediction and dynamic error analysis in computer systemsRoy A. Maxion. 244 [doi]
• The architecture of Tandem's NonStop systemDennis McEvoy. 245 [doi]
• DART: Expert systems for automated computer fault diagnosisMichael R. Genesereth, James S. Bennett, Clifford R. Hollander. 246 [doi]
• The changing role of the EDP managerDavid R. Callaghan. 247-253 [doi]
• Pseudo-oracles for non-testable programsMartin D. Davis, Elaine J. Weyuker. 254-257 [doi]
• Computer network operations - making it all go at onceDavid A. Feinberg. 258-262 [doi]
• Input-directed program designLuigi Logrippo. 263-267 [doi]
• Quantifying software qualityKenneth S. Hendis. 268-273 [doi]
• Information resource management(IRM): Theory applied to three environmentsJohn F. Schrage, John M. Blair, Forest Woody Horton Jr., Boulton B. Miller. 274 [doi]
• Information resource management theory trainingJohn F. Schrage. 275-276 [doi]
• Information resources management (IRM): Where did it come from and where is it goingForest Woody Horton Jr.. 277-278 [doi]
• Information Resource Management: Theory appliedBoulton B. Miller. 279-280 [doi]
• State of the art issues in distributed databases (Panel session): The efficacy of replicated dataA. Keller. 281-282 [doi]
• State of the art issues in distributed databases (Panel Session): Form-Flow Application DevelopmentLawrence A. Rowe. 281-282 [doi]
• State of the art issues in distributed databases (ACM 81 Panel session): Transaction processing issues in the distributed database tested systemCory Devor. 281-282 [doi]
• * distributed database systemPat Selinger. 281-282 [doi]
• The ISO Reference Model of Open Systems Interconnection: A first tutorialLeslie Jill Miller. 283-288 [doi]
• The Computer Software Products Industry in the '80sEllis Horowitz. 289-290 [doi]
• Elementary computer literacy (SIGCAS)Orrin E. Taulbee, Philip L. Miller, Robert Hare, Gerald L. Engel. 291-292 [doi]
• That really is a hard problem you've spent six months working on: A tutorial on NP-complete problemsGeorge S. Lueker, Edward L. Robertson. 293-294 [doi]
• Some experiments in man-machine interaction relevant to computer assisted instructionPhilip G. Barker. 295-301 [doi]
• An experimental vehicle for the user/filing-system interfaceRonald Danielson, Philippe Rolander. 302-305 [doi]
• Pictorial man-machine communicationW. Haas, M. Mrva, W. Tengler. 306-312 [doi]
• Producing learning material for the intelligent videodiscAlfred Bork. 313-316 [doi]
• Computer assisted learning using videodiscsRichard C. Brandt, Barbara H. Knapp. 317-318 [doi]
• Videodiscs and microprocessors the issue of useabilityS. Reisman. 319 [doi]
• Computers in schools grades K-12 (Panel Discussion)Jean B. Rogers. 320 [doi]
• Computers in HollywoodS. Landa, W. Dietrick, M. Jaffe. 321 [doi]
• 322: The turnover issue in EDP personnelPage. 322 [doi]
• Using new technology for systems documentation: Specifications for an on-line documentation system for the paperless officeDiana Patterson, George Olah. 323-324 [doi]
• Compatibility: A barrier to applying technology to documentationStephanie Rosenbaum. 325-326 [doi]
• Demonstration of a videodisc system for the classroomR. C. Brandt. 327 [doi]
• Educational pathways to computing careers in health care: Education for leadership in the health computing professionKaren A. Duncan. 328 [doi]
• Educational preparation for support-level careers in health computingRichard H. Austing. 329 [doi]