Rosalie Steier
Page 465
Adele Goldberg
Pages 466-467
Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 468-469
Rosalie Steier
Page 470
Jon Bentley, Don Knuth, Doug McIlroy
Pages 471-483
Selected from papers presented at the Symposium on Factory Automation and Robotics held September 9-11, 1985, at New York University
Herbert J. Bernstein
Pages 484-485
The rapid development of robotics and the resulting need for computer scientists to be better trained in traditional mathematics necessitate changes in computer science curricula.
John E. Hopcroft
Pages 486-498
Research on legged machines can lead to the construction of useful legged vehicles and help us to understand legged locomotion in animals.
Marc H. Raibert
Pages 499-514
Numerical control (NC) machining could be reinvigorated by adapting robotic software technology. Regrettably, pressures are mounting in industry to constrain robots to NC standards, and the academic community views NC as an obsolete …
David D. Grossman
Pages 515-522
A program for the normalization of relations that is written in Prolog has several advantages relative to programs written in conventional programming languages: notably, conciseness and clarity. The program presented here implements …
S. Ceri, G. Gottlob
Pages 524-544
Recent research has shown that key DP/IS personnel job outcomes (e.g., turnover, organizational commitment, job satisfaction) are affected by job design, leadership characteristics, and role variables. This study investigates …
Jack J. Baroudi, Michael J. Ginzberg
Pages 546-555
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