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ORCID5th SIGCPR 1967: College Park, MD, USA
- Robert Blechen:
Proceedings of the fifth SIGCPR conference on Computer personnel research, SIGCPR 1967, College Park, Maryland, USA, June 26-27, 1967. ACM 1967, ISBN 978-1-4503-7813-0
Computer personnel research issues and progress in the 60's
- David B. Mayer, Ashford W. Stalnaker:
Computer personnel research: issues and progress in the 60's. 5-41
Developments in computer personnel selection
- Joseph Seiler:
Survey of validation studies on computer personnel selection instruments. 43-51 - W. J. McNamara:
The selection of computer personnel: past, present, future. 52-56 - Jean M. Palormo:
The computer programmer aptitude battery: a description and discussion. 57-63 - Frank Greenwood:
Some selection procedures. 64-69 - John T. Dailey:
What we really do when we test. 70-75
Changing emphasis in training and development
- Robert M. Knoebel:
The federal government's role in the education of data processing personnel. 77-84 - Betty R. Alexander:
Third generation programmer training: the workshop approach. 85-90 - H. W. Gustafson:
Tentative identification of some factors affecting achievement in a do-it-yourself programming course. 91-107
The computer and the invasion of privacy
- Cornelius E. Gallagher:
The computer and the invasion of privacy. 108-114
Third generation managers
- Malcolm H. Gotterer:
The computer manager. 116-126 - Dick H. Brandon:
The need for performance standards in data processing. 127-131
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