Table of Contents

• Education and Training of Information Specialists in Data Base UtilizationHarold Borko. 55-57
• Software Manufacturing and DistributionMyer W. Morron. 65-68
• EDP Technology Transfer Facilitated Through the Use of Consultants: A RecommendationMichel Rogson, A. C. Shetler. 97-101
• Transferring Technology from Research Systems to UsersMatthew Morgenstern. 103-108
• The Transfer of Computer Technology from Developed to Developing CountriesKathie Priebe. 109-113
• Building Computers in a Developing CountryU. Galil. 133-135
• The Classroom-Television-Terminal as a Tool of Instruction in Developing CountriesSamuel W. Spero. 137-141
• On the Role of Computer Science Subjects at the Secondary School LevelV. Rajovic. 157-161
• Abstract Devices in Computer DescriptionB. Press, M. R. Little. 357-363
• The Ten Great Myths of SoftwareWerner L. Frank. 365-371
• Computational Algorithms used in a Microprocessor-Based Blood Gas AnalyzerAviram Margalith, Frank P. Primiano Jr., H. M. Mergler. 381-386
• A Second Look Macros in Command-Driven SystemsIan A. Clark. 397-402
• A Distributed DBMS Based on Sharing NetworkG. L. Wolfendale. 403-409
• TYMNET - The Evolution of a Computer Communications NetworksJoseph Rinde. 411-417
• Analysing Information-Flow in Science and Technology with Citation NetworksA. E. Cawkell. 427-435
• Recent Developments in Command LanguagesH. Brown. 453-460
• Development and Application of Computer Aided Design Technology at Israel Aircraft IndustriesB. Dror. 467-480
• PRESTEL - The UK Post Office s Viewdata ServiceR. D. Bright. 499-502
• Using Machine Description for Automatic Derivation of Code GeneratorsR. G. G. Cattell. 503-507
• Development and Implementation of New character fonts al LLLRobert W. Kuhn. 543-549
• A Framework for Computer Network PlanningJoseph Denk, George J. Moshos. 567-576
• Towards a National Policy for Informatics DevelopmentCarlos A. Rodriguez P.. 643-647
• Banking Automation serves a Developing NationTrevor N. Gomersall. 661-664
• Some Aspects of the Computer Education Required in Developing CountriesGraham P. Mead. 665-671
• Data Protection for AllHugh H. W. Pitcher. 727-732
• Relevance of Information Syntax to Computer Data StructuresBrian C. Edgill. 753-758
• Concerning some Procedures of Function Approximation Based on the Use of Experimental DataViktor Brailovsky. 769-774
• A Graduate Course of Algorithmic LanguagesBleicke Eggers. 783-789