Table of Contents

• Elements of a software quality control programPatricia R. Cox. 2-4 [doi]
• A Checklist For Developing Software Quality MetricsReesa E. Abrams. 5-6 [doi]
• Computer-assisted software testingRobert V. Fultyn. 7-12 [doi]
• Waterloo microcomputer systems for the 1980'sDonald D. Cowan, J. Wesley Graham. 13-17 [doi]
• A general system for computer based acquisition, analysis and display of medical image dataDaniel S. Schlusselberg, Wade K. Smith, Margaret H. Lewis, Bradley G. Culter, Donald J. Woodward. 18-25 [doi]
• A new class of two stage parallel sorting schemesJ. Cheung, Sudarshan K. Dhall, S. Lakshmivarahan, Les Miller, B. Walker. 26-29 [doi]
• More design data for stack architecturesIlkka J. Haikala. 30-36 [doi]
• A graphical model of procedures for an automated manager's assistantMichael A. Bauer 0001, Sylvia L. Osborn. 37-43 [doi]
• Computer-based readability indexesDouglas R. McCallum, James L. Peterson. 44-48 [doi]
• System growth and capacity planning a tutorialHerb Schwetman. 49 [doi]
• "Software Piracy and protection"Peter S. Vogel. 50 [doi]
• Problem Solving using microcomputersJohn Mellby, Fred Gruenberger, Terris B. Wolff, Richard V. Andree. 51 [doi]
• Experience with porting the Portable C CompilerCharles H. Minchew, Kuo-Chung Tai. 52-63 [doi]
• Concurrency control in database systems: A step towards the integration of optimistic methods and lockingGeorg Lausen. 64-68 [doi]
• Using microcomputers as satellites in a time-sharing environmentLynn A. Steen, J. Arthur Seebach. 69-72 [doi]
• A prototype DBMS with a Turkish query LanguageKemal Koymen. 73-77 [doi]
• Human factors in information filing and retrievalRaoul N. Smith. 78 [doi]
• Cognitive processes in information storage and retrievalBenjamin L. Somberg. 79-82 [doi]
• RABBIT: An interface for database accessMichael D. Williams, Frederich N. Tou. 83-87 [doi]
• Quality Circles in three data processing organizationsElizabeth Godair, Louis Sportelli, Mahlon McCracken, Doris Eschbach. 88-93 [doi]
• Software development productivityArthur B. Pyster. 94 [doi]
• People-Oriented Computer Systems, Revisited(Acm 82 Panel Session)Lorraine Borman. 95-97 [doi]
• Ada '82 - status, use and application techniquesJohn Foreman. 98 [doi]
• Cache memories: A tutorial and survey of current research directionsRobert P. Cook, Cathy Jo Linn, Joseph L. Linn, Terry M. Walker. 99-110 [doi]
• Improving word processing - data processing relationshipsAlex A. J. Hoffman. 111 [doi]
• Computer graphics and microprocessorsN. Radhakrishnan. 112 [doi]
• Distributed programming languagesGregory R. Andrews. 113-117 [doi]
• Issues in Ada's future sponsored by ACM/adatc (Panel Discussion)Sabina H. Saib. 118-120 [doi]
• Supercomputers: Challenges to designers and usersMyron Ginsberg. 121-123 [doi]
• Intelligent Assistance for Complex SystemsTom Kehler, Avron Barr, Tim Finin, Peter Friedland, Michael R. Genesereth, James R. Miller, Mark L. Miller, Elliot Soloway, Harry R. Tennant. 124 [doi]
• Software Engineering session overview and introductory commentsMurray R. Berkowitz. 125 [doi]
• Object oriented operating systems: An emerging design methodologyAriel Pashtan. 126-131 [doi]
• APL tools and techniques and their effect on good programming styleThomas W. Cook. 132-141 [doi]
• Proving properties of shared data structures application to functional programmingJacques Hagelstein. 142-148 [doi]
• Ada Requirements Methodology (ARM)Phillip Crews, Darrell L. Ward, Jerry Mungle. 149-155 [doi]
• Computer science research in office automationSiegfried Treu. 156-157 [doi]
• Kill two birds with one stone: Teach procedural query languagesElliot Soloway. 158 [doi]
• Database systems (ACM 82 Panel Session): User interfacesCharles Welty. 158 [doi]
• A user interface for statistical databasesRowland R. Johnson. 158 [doi]
• A graphical interface for report specificationLeonard J. Bass. 158 [doi]
• Strategies and interfacesDavid W. Stemple. 158 [doi]
• User friendly interfaces for data base systemsGreg W. Scragg. 158 [doi]
• On foundations of information science: Theoretical aspects and simulationJack Belzer. 161-162 [doi]
• Fuzzy information processing and robotics researchPaul P. Wang. 163 [doi]
• Algorithms for finding diagnosability level and t-diagnosis in a network of processorsKabekode V. S. Bhat. 164-168 [doi]
• High level description and implementation of resource schedulersDennis W. Leinbaugh. 169-175 [doi]
• Task allocation in distributed systems: A survey of practical strategiesCamille C. Price. 176-181 [doi]
• Lamport's algorithm reconsideredH. Neil Singleton, Ronnie G. Ward. 182-185 [doi]
• Generalizations of boolean query processingDonald H. Kraft. 186-187 [doi]
• Advances in information retrieval(ACM 82 Panel Session)Donald H. Kraft. 186-187 [doi]
• An information retrieval perspective on fuzzy database systems (ACM 82 Panel Session)Bill P. Buckles. 186-187 [doi]
• Seed corn sessionArtie Briggs, Roger Elliott, Orrin E. Taulbee, Ray Miller, Fred J. Maryanski. 188 [doi]
• Issues in design data management (Panel Session)Randy H. Katz. 189 [doi]
• Problems of the information ageDonald J. Hillman. 190-191 [doi]
• Requirements for natural language fact retrievalJanet L. Kolodner. 192-198 [doi]
• An introduction to network computersLarry D. Wittie, André M. Van Tilborg. 199-206 [doi]
• Application development without programmers (Panel Discussion)Peter M. Haine. 207 [doi]
• "A 1 the documentation in sharable modules"Diana Patterson. 208-210 [doi]
• Automating the systems development processKen Orr. 211 [doi]
• Problems in biomedical computing: : what are they, and who is solving or creating them?Lynn L. Peterson. 212 [doi]
• Ansi basic - the proposed standardRonald E. Anderson. 213 [doi]
• Children and computersJohn M. Morris. 214-215 [doi]
• Motivation in the high technology industryMarshall Bynum, Warren Moseley. 216 [doi]
• Topics in Professional Certification (Technical Session)James S. Ketchel. 217 [doi]
• Focus of the ICCPRoland D. Spaniol. 218 [doi]
• The Certificate in Computer Programming: Five years of dataJoyce Currie Little. 219 [doi]
• The education and data processing professions: a perspectiveWilliam D. Garrison. 220-222 [doi]
• On the reliability of the CDP and CCP examinationsJames S. Ketchel. 223-228 [doi]
• Professional development seminars: Introduction to PascalA. Winsor Brown. 229 [doi]
• Professional development seminars: The myths of the computer consultantBill Rieken. 229-230 [doi]
• Professional development seminars: Design review methodology for a data base environmentBill Inmon. 229-230 [doi]
• Professional development seminars: Business graphicsJim Rhyne. 229-230 [doi]
• Professional development seminars: The horror of the frozen specificationAlan E. Brill. 229-230 [doi]