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ORCID17th ACM Southeast Regional Conference 1979: Orlando, Florida, USA
- Proceedings of the 17th Annual Southeast Regional Conference, 1979, Orlando, Florida, USA, April 9-11, 1979. ACM 1979, ISBN 978-1-4503-7330-2
- Patricia L. Bennett, Derrell V. Foster:
Formulation of a Markovian model of the major processing delays of the VUCC DECsystem-1099. 2-7 - Lois C. Boggess:
Spatial operators in natural language understanding: the prepositions. 8-11 - A. B. Cantor:
Exact tests of significance in 2xM contingency tables. 12-14 - Mark Alan Darholt:
An implementation of 'blocks' in SPITBOL. 15-23 - Lionel E. Deimel, Tempe Ann Lampe:
A heuristic for optimizing the multiplication of matrix chains. 24-27 - Mark G. Graff:
KIBITZ: the design of a bridge-bidding program utilizing simulated human judgement. 28-31 - Pentti A. Honkanen:
Storage reduction in relational database systems using spanning trees and other graph theoretic methods. 32-37 - Charles E. Hughes
, Charles P. Pfleeger:
Pascal program development aids. 38-44 - Lawrence G. Jones, Derrell V. Foster:
Toward a multiple copy file assignment model for files in a computer system. 45-50 - Abraham Kandel:
Imprecise models in combinational systems. 51-61 - Cathy Jo Linn:
Alternative formulations of the paging problem for cache with read through. 62-66 - Joseph L. Linn:
Measuring hardware efficiency by distribution of resources within a single program. 67-73 - Candace J. McCall:
The page replacement algorithms for PRIME 400, DEC VAX-11/780, DEC TOPS-10, IBM OS/370 MVS, IBM VM/370. 74-80 - Jainendra K. Navlakha:
Symmetric solutions of the modified no-three-in-line problem for even boards. 81-86 - Nilo A. Niccolai:
Indirect addressing techniques in the design and implementation of an on-line file access program. 87-92 - Niket K. Patwardhan:
Useful and necessary features in a general interprocess communication facility. 93-97 - James D. Powell, Doris P. Tillman:
Automating the development of a conceptual schema. 98-105 - Jeffrey J. Rothschild:
Cache organizations. 106-110 - Martin K. Solomon:
Some properties of relational expressions. 111-116 - Charles K. Woodruff:
An assessment of organizational practices in data processing environments. 117-123 - Charles K. Woodruff:
Personality profiles of male and female data processing personnel. 124-128 - Rebecca E. Adams:
Performance monitoring for multiprocessor networks. 130-131 - Thomas A. Ball, Eugene M. Strand, Dimitry Zissermann:
Modular implementation of an instrument set-up program. 132-133 - Francis E. Beal:
An automated system for documentation of COBOL systems or programs. 134 - Donald R. Chand, J. F. Brown:
Control structure for systems analysis and design: a tool for defining the functional architecture of organizations and information systems. 135 - Bruce Chittenden, Paul J. Higgins:
The security kernel approach to secure operating systems. 136-137 - D. Wells Coleman:
Optimizing an algorithm for finding sentence ends: applying linguistic methodology. 138-139 - William Cunningham, Steven E. Wixson:
Useful ideas for microcomputer operating systems. 140-141 - Lionel E. Deimel, Mark Pozefsky:
Implementation of programming standards in a computer science department. 142-143 - Robert D. Drummond:
An analysis of mini-computer configurations to fulfill hospital information system requirements. 144-145 - Jim Dumoulin:
Down-time announcement and recovery network. 146 - Caroline M. Eastman:
Lexical characteristics of keywords in COBOL, FORTRAN, Pascal, and PL/I. 147 - Carlene Gardner:
PLATO curriculum structure. 148 - Michael C. Green:
A parallel implicit Runge-Kutta method for solving ordinary differential equations. 149 - Stuart H. Greenberg:
A computer-based information system to aid in undergraduate advisement and curriculum development. 150-151 - Sue D. Guthrie:
A FORTRAN based computer program to perform goodness of fit testing of empirical data to theoretical probability distributions. 152-153 - David Alan Hanson:
Data security. 154 - Julia E. Hodges:
A project involving the use of CAI in teaching a programming language. 155 - Phil Jensen:
Data communications for intelligent PLATO terminals. 156 - Nora Mae Kelly:
A computerized method for routing and scheduling school buses. 157-158 - David F. McAllister, Yale N. Patt:
Some results on the asymptotic behavior of functions on subsets of the natural numbers. 159-160 - Michael Andrew Montgomery:
The design and construction of a computer controlled music synthesis system. 161 - Marc G. Oldham:
Deletion in a relational data base defined on a non-redundant data model. 162-163 - Mark C. Paulk:
Potentials and problems of the classification space method. 164 - Helen Porter:
Optimizing effective interaction of systems analysis, user services and operations groups within a computer installation. 165 - William C. Richards:
Evaluation of the attributes of the computer science graduate. 166 - Lorna S. Schmittou:
The use of small computer systems in CAI. 167 - Mukesh Sundaram:
UNIX to DEC-10: a simple teleprocessing link. 168 - Daphne B. Walters:
A brief look at a section of a materials management system. 169-170 - David C. Nowading:
TVA's materials management system (MAMS) project. 171-172 - Robert W. Todd:
Functions of a computerized classification subsystem in a materials management system. 173-175 - Marcus J. Waits, Eugene M. Strand, Dimitry Zissermann:
Top-down design of a system summary program. 176-177 - Greg L. Weinstein:
Operating systems for microcomputers: good, bad, and non-existant. 178 - Mary Woodyard:
Characterizing a subset of natural language. 179-180
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