Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 325-326
An adequate delivery system for user documentation addresses the problems of easy access, versatile publication, convenient administration, and good document quality. At the National Magnetic Fusion Energy Computer Center the …
T. R. Girill, Clement H. Lulc
Pages 328-337
The International Conference on Information Systems provides an annual forum for keeping abreast of the latest trends and developments in IS research. The conference is sponsored by the TIMS College on Information Systems and …
Michael J. Ginzberg
Page 339
Software project scheduling is one of the major problem areas faced by software project managers today. While several quantitative software project resource and schedule estimation methods have been developed, such techniques …
Tarek K. Abdel-Hamid, Stuart E. Madnick
Pages 340-346
Applying prototype-oriented development processes to computerized application systems significantly improves the likelihood that useful systems will be developed and that the overall development cycle will be shortened. The prototype …
R. E. A. Mason, T. T. Carey
Pages 347-354
Audit software is essential for accountants. The software should be written to consolidate the audit support functions into a common language for management information systems (MIS). ACL (Audit Command Language) is a prototype …
H. J. Will
Pages 356-361
Developing and verifying concurrent programs presents several problems. A static analysis algorithm is presented here that addresses the following problems: how processes are synchronized, what determines when programs are run …
Richard N. Taylor
Pages 361-376
A computer science aptitude predictor was administered to students enrolled in a first technical course in computer science to determine potential for success. The study revealed significant differences in the scoring between …
John Konvalina, Stanley A. Wileman, Larry J. Stephens
Pages 377-382
Robert Fourer
Pages 382-384
Edward H. McCall
Pages 384-385
Yuri Gurevich, Mark Millard
Pages 385-386
Yuri Gurevich, Mark L. Millard
Pages 385-386
Michael J. O'Donnell
Page 386
