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- System ten: a new approach to multiprogrammingR. V. Dickinson, W. K. Orr. [doi]
- The macro assembler, SWAP: a general purpose interpretive processorM. E. Barton. 1-8 [doi]
- Definition mechanisms in extensible programming languagesStephen A. Schuman, Philippe Jorrand. 9-20 [doi]
- Vulcan: a string handling language with dynamic storage controlEdward F. Storm, R. H. Vaughan. 21-32 [doi]
- On memory system designRobert M. Meade. 33-43 [doi]
- Design of a very large storage systemSamuel J. Penny, Robert Fink, Margaret Alston-Garnjost. 45-51 [doi]
- Design of a megabit semiconductor memory systemD. Lund, C. A. Allen, S. R. Andersen, G. K. Tu. 53-62 [doi]
- Optimum test patterns for parity networksDouglas C. Bossen, Daniel L. Ostapko, Arvind M. Patel. 63-68 [doi]
- A method of test generation for fault location in combinational logicY. Koga, C. Chen, K. Naemura. 69-78 [doi]
- The application of parity checks to an arithmetic controlC. P. Disparte. 79-85 [doi]
- Scheduling in a general purpose operating systemV. A. Abell, S. Rosen, R. E. Wagner. 89-96 [doi]
- Scheduling TSS/360 for responsivenessWalter J. Doherty. 97-111 [doi]
- Time-sharing for OSAllan L. Scherr, David C. Larkin. 113-118 [doi]
- SPY: a program to monitor OS/360Robert Sedgewick, R. Stone, J. W. McDonald. 119-128 [doi]
- An efficient algorithm for optimum trajectory computationKenton S. Day. 129-133 [doi]
- Hybrid computer solutions for optimal control of time-varying systems with parameter uncertaintiesW. Trautwein, C. L. Connor. 135-142 [doi]
- The role of computer specialists in contracting for computers: an interdisciplinary effortRoy N. Freed. 143-148 [doi]
- Selected R&D requirements in the computer and information sciencesM. E. Stevens. 159-168 [doi]
- Development of the LOGICON 2 + 2 systemAlbert L. Dean Jr.. 169-180 [doi]
- On automatic design of data organizationWilliam A. McCuskey. 187-199 [doi]
- Analysis of retrieval performance for selected file organization techniquesArthur J. Collmeyer, Jack E. Shemer. 201-210 [doi]
- Analysis of a complex data management access method by simulation modelingVincent Y. Lum, H. Ling, Michael E. Senko. 211-222 [doi]
- Fast "infinite-key" privacy transformation for resource-sharing systemsJ. M. Carroll, P. M. McLelland. 223-230 [doi]
- On-line computer managed instruction: the first stepJacqueline S. Vierling, M. Shivaram. 231-239 [doi]
- Development of analog/hybrid terminals for teaching system dynamicsDonald C. Martin. 241-249 [doi]
- Computer tutors that know what they teachL. Siklossy. 251-255 [doi]
- Planning for an undergraduate level computer-based science education system that will be responsive to society's needs in the 1970'sJohn J. Allan, J. J. Lagowski, Mark T. Muller. 257-267 [doi]
- The telecommunications equipment market: public policy and the 1970'sManley R. Irwin. 269-274 [doi]
- Digital frequency modulation as a technique for improving telemetry sampling bandwidth utilizationG. E. Heyliger. 275-279 [doi]
- THE ALOHA SYSTEM: another alternative for computer communicationsNorman Abramson. 281-285 [doi]
- Computer-aided system designE. David Crockett, David H. Copp, J. W. Frandeen, Clifford A. Isberg, Peter Bryant, W. E. Dickinson, Michael R. Paige. 287-296 [doi]
- Integrated computer aided design systemsRoger C. Hurst, Allen B. Rosenstein. 297-314 [doi]
- Interactive graphic consoles: environment and softwareRobert Beckermeyer. 315-323 [doi]
- MDS: a unique project in computer-assisted mathematicsRolfe H. Newton, Paul W. Vonhof. 325-332 [doi]
- Teaching digital system design with a minicomputerMarvin C. Woodfill. 333-343 [doi]
- Computer jobs through training: a preliminary project reportM. Granger Morgan, Mary R. Mirabito, Norman J. Down. 345-354 [doi]
- Technical and human engineering problems in connecting terminals to a time-sharing systemJoseph F. Ossanna, Jerome H. Saltzer. 355-362 [doi]
- Multiprogramming in a medium-sized hybrid environmentW. R. Dodds. 363-368 [doi]
- The binary floating point digital differential analyzerJames L. Elshoff, Paul T. Hulina. 369-376 [doi]
- Time sharing of hybrid computers using electronic patchingRobert M. Howe, Richard A. Moran, Thomas D. Berge. 377-386 [doi]
- Digital voice processing with a wave function representation of speechJohn D. Markel, Bernard Carey. 387-397 [doi]
- SIMCON: an advancement in the simulation of physical systemsB. E. Tossman, C. E. Williams, N. K. Brown. 399-405 [doi]
- COMSL: a communication system simulation languageR. L. Granger, G. S. Robinson. 407-414 [doi]
- CyberLogic: a new system for computer controlG. R. Trimble Jr., D. A. Bavly. 415-422 [doi]
- A model for traffic simulation and a simulation language for the general transportation problemRoger S. Walker, Baxter F. Womack, C.-E. Lee. 423-431 [doi]
- Realization of a skillful bridge bidding programAnthony I. Wasserman. 433-444 [doi]
- Computer crimeDennie Van Tassel. 445-450 [doi]
- TRAN2: a computer graphics program to make sculptureRobert Mallary. 451-460 [doi]
- Manufacturing process control at IBMJ. E. Stuehler. 461-469 [doi]
- Extending computer: aided design into the manufacture of pulse equalizersLawrence A. O'Neill. 471-475 [doi]
- Finite state automation: definition of data communication line control proceduresDines Bjørner. 477-491 [doi]
- A strategy for detecting faults in sequential machines not possessing distinguishing sequencesD. E. Farmer. 493-501 [doi]
- Coding/decoding for data compression and error control on data links using digital computersH. M. Gates, R. B. Blizard. 503-514 [doi]
- Minimizing computer cost for the solution of certain scientific problemsGerald N. Pitts, Paul B. Crawford, Barry L. Bateman. 515-518 [doi]
- Analytical techniques for the statistical evaluation of program running timeBoris Beizer. 519-524 [doi]
- Instrumenting computer systems and their programsB. Bussell, R. A. Koster. 525-534 [doi]
- SHOEBOX: a personal file handling system for textual dataRichard S. Glantz. 535-545 [doi]
- HELP: a question answering systemRoger Roberts. 547-554 [doi]
- CypherText: an extensible composing and typesetting languageC. G. Moore, R. P. Mann. 555-561 [doi]
- Integration of rapid access disk memories into real-time processorsR. G. Spencer. 563-567 [doi]
- Management problems unique to on-line real-time systemsT. C. Malia, G. W. Dickson. 569-579 [doi]
- ECAM: extended communications access method for OS/360Gerald J. Clancy Jr.. 581-588 [doi]
- Programming in the medical real-time environmentN. A. Palley, D. H. Erbeck, J. A. Trotter Jr.. 589-598 [doi]
- Decision making with computer graphics in an inventory control environmentJ. S. Prokop, Frederick P. Brooks Jr.. 599-607 [doi]
- Concurrent statistical evaluation during patient monitoringS. T. Sacks, N. A. Palley, H. Shubin, A. A. Afifi. 609-614 [doi]
- Associative capabilities for mass storage through array organizationArnold M. Peskin. 615-620 [doi]
- Interrupt processing with queued content-addressable memoriesJerry D. Erwin, E. Douglas Jensen. 621-627 [doi]
- A language-oriented computer designClay McFarland. 629-640 [doi]
- Analog/hybrid: what it was, what it is, what it may beArthur I. Rubin. 641-652 [doi]
- The hologram tablet: a new graphic input deviceMitsuhito Sakaguchi, Nobuo Nishida. 653-658 [doi]