Herb Grosch
Pages 1-2
Techniques for designing and writing Cobol programs are presented. Previous work in structured programming is drawn upon and adapted. The presentation is informal: the terminology is nonmathematical as far as possible, no theorems …
Allen van Gelder
Pages 2-12
A bibliography of approximately two hundred references in computer science education appearing in the literature since the publication of “Curriculum '68” is presented. The bibliography itself is preceded by brief descriptive …
Richard H. Austing, Bruce H. Barnes, Gerald L. Engel
Pages 13-21
One of the main objectives in the design of a file system is the reduction of storage and data transfer costs. This paper presents a model in which several requests access the file system, and each request requires information …
Jair M. Babad
Pages 22-31
In this paper it is supposed that the variables x
1, … , x
n each have finite range with the variable x
i taking on p
i possible values and that the values of the variables are changing with time. It is supposed further that it is …
Albert L. Zobrist, Frederick R. Carlson
Pages 31-35
The characteristics of the virtual memory requirements of a sample of Algol 60 programs have been measured. Distributions are presented for the sizes of memory requests and for their holding times (lifetimes). The results are …
A. P. Batson, R. E. Brundage
Pages 36-44
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