Rosalie Steier
Pages 1369-1370
Bryan Kocher
Page 1371
Peter J. Denning
Page 1372
Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 1373-1375
Christopher J. Van Wyk
Pages 1376-1395
Pages 1387-1409
Turing, a new general purpose programming language, is designed to have Basic's clean interactive syntax, Pascal's elegance, and C's flexibility.
Richard C. Holt, James R. Cordy
Pages 1410-1423
A new system architecture shares certain characteristics with database systems, expert systems, functional programming languages, and spreadsheet systems, but is very different from any of these.
Tore Risch, René Reboh, Peter E. Hart, Richard O. Duda
Pages 1424-1437
A systems contingency approach to social impacts of computing predicts that productivity enhancement will be a function of a complex interaction of social and technical systems.
Starr Roxanne Hiltz
Pages 1438-1454
Using a data flow diagram (DFD) to represent the functional requirements of a system to be developed, an analysis of a real-time perspective is augmented to generate user interface specifications. By applying a set of heuristics …
Feng-Yang Kuo, Jahangir Karimi
Pages 1456-1466
Evaluation and prediction of computer resource consumption can aid in the determination of computer selection and configuration planning as well as in the usefulness and maintenance of existing systems. The model presented can …
Niv Ahituv, Magid Igbaria
Pages 1467-1473
A feasible direction method for solving Linear Programming (LP) problems, followed by a procedure for purifying a non-basic solution to an improved extreme point solution have been embedded within an otherwise simplex based optimizer …
Gautam Mitra, Mehrdad Tamiz, Joseph Yadegar
Pages 1474-1482
The performance of a natural language processing system should improve as it reads more and more texts. This is true both for systems intended as cognitive models and for practical text processing systems. Permanent long-term …
Michael Lebowitz
Pages 1483-1502
Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa
Pages 1502-1504
Robert D. Galliers, Frank F. Land
Pages 1504-1505
