Table of Contents

• Constrained inheritance in object-oriented designGongzhu Hu. 1-4
• Internet software engineering: Design and implementation of interactive web applicationsKarl M. Göschka. 5-8
• Cheating the software development process and producing high quality softwareDale Karolak. 9-12
• Rapid prototyping and GUI building with visualageRoger Y. Lee, Narayan C. Debnath. 13-18
• An expert system for object-oriented program testingWu-Chi Chen, Deng-Jyi Chen, David T. K. Chen. 19-22
• Architecture support of a descriptor computer on object-orientationRichard C. Li, Anthony S. Fong, Derek Chi-Wai Pao. 23-27
• An automated software model generatorNarayan C. Debnath, Saif Islam, Roger Y. Lee. 28-33
• Static identifying of synchronization faults in dynamic-multithreaded applicationsYigang Chen, Wei-Tek Tsai, Jian Liu, Weiwen Xie. 34-37
• Applying program slicing to software architecturesJianjun Zhao. 38-41
• Using Z approach to object-oriented software testing and metrics for C++ inheritance hierarchiesChun-Chia Wang, Wen C. Pai, Shou-Wei Chen. 42-45
• A formal specification method for building real-time distributed softwareTae Yeon Kim, Sung-Back Hong, Yong-Kyun Lee. 46-49
• Automatic program debugging system for programming language tutoring systemNammee Moon, Kiho Lee. 50-53
• Development of switching software by using object oriented techniquesChang-Sup Keum, Joon-Kyung Lee, DongGill Lee, Byung Sun Lee. 54-57
• A congestion sense network interfaceHasan Çam. 58-61
• Adaptive admission control for wireless ATM networksBlair R. Collier, Robert J. Szczerba. 62-65
• CMA: A cell management algorithm for ATM networksG. M. Chaudhry, Mohsen Guizani. 66-69
• An optimal physically-disjoint path algorithm for real-life telecommunication networksRamesh Bhandari. 70-75
• An approach for finding the efficient cost cores on weighted split networksShin-Jer Yang. 76-81
• Transformation of estelle specifications to lotos specificationsHazem El-Gendy, Hani El-Sayed, Abdel-Wahab Fayez. 82-84
• Conformance testing requirements for formal development of testability-directed PICSPHazem El-Gendy, Robert L. Probert. 85-88
• TELELAB: A virtual laboratory for scientific data distribution on the internetRex E. Gantenbein, Thomas L. James, John R. Cowles, William H. Paloski. 89-92
• Performance analysis of queueing strategies with multiple priorities in multimedia PCSDong Chun Lee, Seungjoon Park, JooSeok Song. 93-97
• Proxy-based Reliable Multicast ProtocolYoojae Won, Kyungshik Lim, Seung-Ku Hwang, Kwan Jong Yoo. 98-101
• Block classification for reducing artefacts in video images using statistical correlationMorshed U. Chowdhury, Syed Mahbubur Rahman, Baikunth Nath. 102-105
• Reducing the rollback on mobile computing environmentsKwang-Sik Chung, Chong-Sun Hwang, Heon-Chang Yu. 106-110
• An improved data parallel algorithm for the LSS problemWalter Dosch. 111-116
• A new class of depth-size optimal parallel prefix circuitsYen-Chun Lin, Chao-Cheng Shih. 117-120
• An effective heuristic algorithm for finding a steiner tree in graphsLung-Yung Chu, Dong-Guk Shin. 121-124
• The appeal of evolution: The case of the RGA-based portfoliosShu-Heng Chen, Wei-Yuan Lin. 125-130
• A formal description technique and an environment for protocol engineeringAnthony Chung, Deepinder P. Sidhu. 131-135
• A comparative study of adaptive and hierarchical load sharing policies for distributed systemsSivarama P. Dandamudi, Michael Kwok, Cheong Lo. 136-141
• Blueprint for comprehensive distributed computing applications at large organizationsIsaac Ghansah, Bryan Boatright. 142-145
• A quantitative definition of locality of referenceSaied Hosseini-Khayat. 146-151
• QVI: Query-based virtual index for distributed information retrievalDong-gyu Kim, Sang-goo Lee. 152-155
• A lightweight computational model for achieving location transparency in distributed environmentsRichard T. Landers, Dong-Guk Shin. 156-159
• Adaptive coscheduling for concurrent systems: Model and performanceSanglu Lu, Li Xie. 160-163
• Pattern-guided performance measurements of OO multi-threaded serversGurudas Somadder, Dorina C. Petriu. 164-168
• An Object-oriented database framework for supporting product evolutionM. Jin, T. C. Ting. 169-172
• A relational database design tool modeling both structural and behavioral aspects of database applicationsChing-Ming Chao. 173-177
• Supporting end-user s non-consistent database viewsDavid Chao, Robert C. Nickerson. 178-181
• A simple model capable of expressing meta-data for database interoperabilityKei-Hoi Cheung, Dong-Guk Shin. 182-185
• Integrating and managing temporal data in a data warehouseYoung-Ok Shin, Doo-Kwon Baik, Keun Ho Ryu, Jong-Yeun Lee. 186-189
• A benchmark for parallel object-oriented database systemsDavid Taniar. 190-193
• Complex object-oriented queries: A graph-based approachDavid Taniar, J. Wenny Rahayu. 194-197
• Design and performance evaluation of the system architecture in a parallel database system: SPAXYoung-Keol Kim, Seong-il Jin, Yoo-Mi Park, Jinwon Park. 198-201
• Toward a mobile agent-based stock marketHsueh-Chi Joshua Shih. 202-205
• SMILEY: A web-based remote sensed imagery data mining systemWilliam Perrizo, Longjun Chen, Dennis Amundson. 206-209
• Experimental and computational data analysis in CHARLES and DARWINDavid J. Korsmeyer, Joan D. Walton, Cecilia R. Aragon, Alex Shaykevich, Louise Chan. 210-213
• A quasi-VR interface for a virtual campus navigation systemJohn Hewson, Syed Rahman, Andrew Lade. 214-217
• An efficient approach for multimedia presentationYung-Chen Hung. 218-221
• Web-based 3D visualization of multimedia dataThomas J. Alexandre. 222-225
• Empirical studies of multimedia semantic models for multimedia presentationsShu-Ching Chen, Rangasami L. Kashyap. 226-229
• An internal representation model for efficient presentation in various multimedia environmentsHae-gill Choi, Kwan Jong Yoo, Sook-Young Choi. 230-233
• A loss model for supporting disparate QOS in multimedia applicationsRajeev Koodli, C. Mani Krishna. 234-237
• Adding asynchronous recording module running on distance video conference followed by an external classroom monitoring systemHee Choon Kwon, Jin Ho Jeon, Dae-Joon Hwang, Dongil Shin, Youngho Seo. 238-241
• Hierarchical structure-based metadata model for video database applicationsYoo-Mi Park, Young-Keol Kim, Seong-il Jin, Wan Choi. 242-245
• A unified model for multimedia retrieval by contentPunpiti Piamsa-nga, Nikitas A. Alexandridis, George C. Blankenship Jr., George K. Papakonstantinou, Panayotis Tsanakas, Costas S. Tzafestas. 246-249
• Using temporal reasoning approach to solve the resource schedule conflicts of multimedia presentationTimothy K. Shih, Ying-Hong Wang, Steven K. C. Lo. 250-253
• An integrated framework to support dynamic adaptation for multimedia applicationsChi-Cheng Lin, Shi-Kuo Chang, Taieb Znati. 254-257
• An object-oriented application framework for distributed multimediaYing-Hong Wang, Chi-Ming Chung, Timothy K. Shih, Huan-Chao Keh, Hung-Zu Lin. 258-261
• Best-effort delivery of live video across a local area ATM networkSherali Zeadally. 262-265
• Parallel algorithms for deblurring of MR imagesPadmanabhan Menon, Vipin Chaudhary, James G. Pipe. 266-269
• Design of adaptive-length median filter for removing impulse noiseByeong-Moon Jeon, Chang-Sung Jeong. 270-273
• Automatic target recognition using DSLHT in the aerial city imageJin Yong Kim, Jeong-Soo Seo, Chi-Jung Hwang. 274-277
• An efficient on-line coding scheme for similar imagesTsong Wuu Lin. 278-281
• PMD-tree: A balanced hierarchical data structure for spatio-temporal objectsYasuaki Nakamura. 282-286
• Pseudorandom encoding for structured light applicationsEmil M. Petriu, Sunil R. Das, N. Trif, S. K. Yeung. 287-290
• Self-organising map for shape based image classificationSyed M. Rahman, Gour C. Karmakar, Robert J. Bignall. 291-294
• Coarse matching method on aerial city image using distance weighted intensity transformationChae-Gon Yoo, Sung Y. Shin, Chi-Jung Hwang. 295-298
• Wavelet based antialiasing of computer imagesZafer Kadi, Alyn P. Rockwood. 299-302
• Performance simulation for faulty hypercube and torus architectures using optimal routingHamid R. Abachi, Mali Abdollahian, M. Reid, Al-Junaid Walker. 303-306
• Predicting the performance of parallel programs using PVMC. N. Vora, Reda A. Ammar, Howard A. Sholl, Jon Rifkin. 307-310
• Simulation and modeling of battery chargers/maintainersAndrew Rusek, Henry Catherino. 311-313
• Asynchronous multimedia processing using timed petri netsTimothy K. Shih, Ding-Rong Jiang, Jason C. Hung, Wen C. Pai, Chun-Chia Wang. 314-317
• A fuzzy reasoning-based canny edge detection algorithmJoe R. Wang, Gordon K. Lee. 318-321
• Symbolic dialytic elimination for parameter identification of platform manipulatorsZhenqun Li, Zhiming Ji. 322-325
• Path planning using an adaptive-network-based fuzzy classifier algorithmYing-Gu Yang, Gordon K. Lee. 326-329
• Improved variable-step backpropagation training method for feedforward neural networksRichard Cogswell. 330-335
• Comparison of the hypernet learning algorithm with other neural network approachesMaurice E. Cohen, Donna L. Hudson. 336-339
• The expert system applied to the discrete events simulationElena Durán, Rosanna Costaguta. 340-343
• Learning method of gesture templates for sign language recognition based on gesture componentsH. Sagawa, M. Takeuchi. 344-347
• Gallium arsenide based floating point adder/subtractorAshok K. Goel, Frederick Damastra, Brent K. Jesiek. 348-351
• Cost-efficient branch prediction hardwaresWei-Ming Lin, Wei Ding. 352-355
• A fast multiplier and divider with parallel array architectureWu Woan Kim. 356-359
• The effect of an intercepting cache on performance of fast page and cache DRAMNagi N. Mekhiel. 360-363
• A new index structure for flash memory resident dataAh-Young Yoo, Sang-goo Lee. 364-367
• Modular model checking of VLSI designs described in VHDLFahim Rahim-Sarwary, Emmanuelle Encrenaz, Michel Minoux, Rajesh K. Bawa. 368-371
• Efficient balancing approach on a parallel cube-connected systemHwakyung Rim, Sung-Chun Kim. 372-375
• The optimal data interval for message passing to update checkpointed states in a fault-tolerant distributed systemsSung Y. Shin, Charlie Yong-Sang Shim, Rex E. Gantenbein. 376-379
• Parallel computation of autocorrelation matrices on a limited number of processorsS. R. Subramanya, Abdou Youssef. 380-384
• Approaches for determining dynamic synchronization resource requirementsDouglas H. Summerville, José G. Delgado-Frias. 385-388
• Reliability analysis of tree, D-tree, X-tree and DX-tree message passing architecturesHamid R. Abachi, Mali Abdollahian, M. Reid, Al-Junaid Walker. 389-392
• Memory latency evaluation in cluster-based cache coherent multiprocessor with different network topologiesAbu Asaduzzaman, Imad Mahgoub, Mazin S. Yousif. 393-396
• Improvements on bus technology will affect the benefits of remote caches in CC-NUMA architecturesEdward D. Moreno, Sergio Takeo Kofuji. 397-400
• The effects of pipelined communication in message-passingCsaba Andras Moritz. 401-406
• Designing tuned mass dampers via static output feedbackW. E. Schmitendorf. 407-412
• Control system design for LTI systems using interval analysisM. Sami Fadali, George Bebis. 413-416
• Fault diagnosis in redundant path multistage interconnection networksPo-Jen Chuang, Huey-Ming Hsu. 417-421
• A mathematical software system: Theory and application for evaluating associated transformsJoyati Debnath. 422-425
• Using aspect angle for real-time route planningRobert J. Szczerba. 426-429
• Using keywords separation to improve searching on the webChao Zeng. 430-435
• Leaving the sandbox: Third party validation for Java applicationsI. Jermyn, Fabian Monrose, Peter Wyckoff. 436-439
• An object-oriented hardware/software co-design paradigmObaidur M. Rashid, Nelson L. Passos, Ranette H. Halverson. 440-443