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ORCIDIEEE Computer, Volume 14, 1981
Volume 14, Number 1, January 1981
- Paul L. Hazan:
Computing and the Handicapped. 9-10 - Margaret J. Giannini:
Computing and the Handicapped: A Promising Alliance. 12-13 - Henry J. Blaszczyk:
Computing and the Handicapped: The Challenge in Education. 15-17 - Morteza Amir Rahimi:
Intelligent Prosthetic Devices. 19-23 - Andrew Thomas:
Communication Devices for the Nonvocal Disabled. 25-30 - James H. Aylor, Barry W. Johnson, Robert L. Ramey:
The Impact of Microcomputers on Devices to Aid the Handicapped. 35-40 - Wolfger Schneider, Gerhard Schmeisser, Woodrow Seamone:
A Computer-Aided Robotic Arm/Worktable System for the High-Level Quadriplegic. 41-47 - Robert J. Leneway, Billy R. Montgomery:
Rehabilitation and the Handicapped Programmer. 49-52 - Gregg C. Vanderheiden:
Practical Application of Microcomputers to Aid the Handicapped. 54-61 - Jef Raskin, Tom Whitney:
Tutorial Series 4 Perspectives on Personal Computing. 62-73
Volume 14, Number 2, February 1981
- Kenneth J. Thurber:
Advances in Hardware: Chips to Systems. 11-12 - D. F. Barbe:
VHSIC Systems and Technology. 13-22 - Howard Jay Siegel, Robert J. McMillen:
Using the Augmented Data Manipulator Network in PASM. 25-33 - Leland Szewerenko, William Dietz, Frank E. Ward Jr.:
Nebula: A New Architecture and its Relationship to Computer Hardware. 35-41 - Gérard Le Lann:
A Distributed System for Real-Time Transaction Processing. 43-48 - W. Bruce Watson:
Configuration-Dependent Performance of a Prioritized CSMA Broadcast Network. 51-58 - Judith C. Enos, R. L. Van Tilburg:
Tutorial Series 5 Software Design. 61-83
Volume 14, Number 3, March 1981
- Ware Myers:
Computer Graphics: Reaching the User. 7-17 - Philip J. Hayes, Eugene Ball, Raj Reddy:
Breaking the Man-Machine Communication Barrier. 19-30 - Randall W. Jensen:
Tutorial Series 6 Structured Programming. 31-48 - David K. Stevenson:
A Proposed Standard for Binary Floating-Point Arithmetic. 51-62 - William J. Cody:
Analysis of Proposals for the Floating-Point Standard. 63-68 - David Hough:
Applications of the Proposed IEEE 754 Standard for Floating-Point Arithetic. 70-74 - Jerome T. Coonen:
Underflow and the Denormalized Numbers. 75-87
Volume 14, Number 4, April 1981
- Anthony I. Wasserman:
Automated Development Environments. 7-10 - Brian W. Kernighan, John R. Mashey:
The Unix Progamming Environment. 12-24 - Warren Teitelman, Larry Masinter:
The Interlisp Programming Environment. 25-33 - Leon J. Osterweil:
Software Engineering Research: Directions for the Next Five Years. 35-43 - Steven Gutz, Anthony I. Wasserman, Michael J. Spier:
Personal Development Systems for the Professional Programmer. 45-53 - Michael S. Deutsch:
Tutorial Series 7 Software Project Verification and Validation. 54-70 - Hassan K. Reghbati:
An Overview of Data Compression Techniques. 71-75 - Robert M. Englund:
Workshop Report: The Coming Decade of Innovation. 77-80
Volume 14, Number 5, May 1981
- Fred J. Maryanski:
Office Information Systems. 11-12 - Moshé M. Zloof:
QBE/OBE: A Language for Office and Business Automation. 13-22 - Jacob Slonim, L. J. MacRae, W. E. Mennie, Norman Diamond:
NDX-100: An Electronic Filing Machine for the Office of the Future. 24-36 - Gary J. Nutt, Paul A. Ricci:
Quinault: An Office Modeling System. 41-57 - Andrew D. Bailey Jr., James H. Gerlach, R. Preston McAfee, Andrew B. Whinston:
Internal Accounting Controls in the Office of the Future. 59-70 - Matthew F. Slana, Harvey R. Lehman:
Tutorial Series 8 Data Communication Using the Telecommunication Network. 73-88 - Denji Tajima, Tomoo Matsubara:
Special Feature the Computer Software Industry in Japan. 89-96 - P. I. Rosengard:
Conference Report: Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering. 97-100
Volume 14, Number 6, June 1981
- Christine L. Braun:
Ada: Programming in the 80's. 11-12 - William E. Carlson:
Ada: A Promising Beginning. 13-15 - Ronald F. Brender, Isaac R. Nassi
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What is Ada? 17-24 - Vic Stenning, Terry Froggatt, Roger Gilbert, Ellis Thomas:
The Ada Environment: A Perspective. 26-36 - Martin I. Wolfe, Wayne A. Babich, Richard T. Simpson, Richard M. Thall, Larry Weissman:
The Ada Language System. 37-45 - Stephen F. Zeigler, Nicole Allegre, Robert T. Johnson, James B. Morris, Gregory Burns:
Ada for the Intel 432 Microcomputer. 47-56 - John B. Goodenough:
The Ada Compiler Validation Capability. 57-64 - Arthur V. Pohm, Terry A. Smay:
Top-Down System Design A Tutorial Overview. 65-67 - D. A. Anderson:
Tutorial Series 9 Operating Systems. 69-82 - Ware Myers:
Computer Graphics: The Need for Graphics Design Part One. 86-92
Volume 14, Number 7, July 1981
- Yaohan Chu:
High-Level Computer Architecture. 7-8 - Gerald J. Sussman, Jack Holloway, Guy Lewis Steel Jr., Alan Bell:
Scheme-79 - Lisp on a Chip. 10-21 - Yaohan Chu, Marc Abrams:
Programming Languages and Direct-Execution Computer Architecture. 22-32 - William A. Wulf:
Compilers and Computer Architecture. 41-47 - Rex Rice:
The Chief Architect's Reflections on Symbol IIR. 49-54 - David R. Ditzel:
Reflections on the High-Level Language Symbol Computer System. 55-66 - Masahiro Yamamoto:
A Survey of High-Level Language Machines in Japan. 68-78 - Ware Myers:
Computer Graphics: The Need for Graphics Design Part Two. 82-88 - T. C. Raymond:
Tutorial Series 10 LSI/VLSI Design Automation. 89-101
Volume 14, Number 8, August 1981
- Wesley E. Snyder:
Computer Analysis of Time-Varying Images. 7-9 - Ramesh C. Jain:
Dynamic Scene Analysis Using Pixel-Based Processes. 12-18 - William B. Thompson, Stephen T. Barnard:
Lower-Level Estimation and Interpretation of Visual Motion. 20-28 - Hans-Hellmut Nagel:
Representation of Moving Rigid Objects Based on Visual Observations. 29-39 - Jon A. Webb, Jake K. Aggarwal:
Visually Interpreting the Motion of Objects in Space. 40-46 - Alton L. Gilbert:
Video Data Conversion and Real-Time Tracking. 50-56 - Shimon Ullman:
Analysis of Visual Motion by Biological and Computer Systems. 57-69 - Frank Wm. Tompa, Jan Gecsei, Gregor von Bochmann:
Special Feature: Data Structuring Facilities for Interactive Videotex Systems. 72-81 - James R. Tobias:
Tutorial Series 11 LSI/VLSI Building Blocks. 83-101
Volume 14, Number 9, September 1981
- Douglas J. Theis:
Array Processor Architecture. 8-9 - Walter J. Karplus, Danny Cohen:
Architectural and Software Issues in the Design and Application of Peripheral Array Processors. 11-17 - Alan E. Charlesworth:
An Approach to Scientific Array Processing: The Architectural Design of the AP-120B/FPS-164 Family. 18-27 - Edmund U. Cohler, J. E. Storer:
Functionally Parallel Architecture for Array Processors. 28-36 - Neil Maron, Thomas A. Brengle:
Integrating an Array Processor into a Scientific Computing System. 41-44 - Brian Q. Brode:
Precompilation of Fortran Programs to Facilitate Array Processing. 46-51 - Thelma Louie:
Array Processors: A Selected Bibliography. 53-57 - Edwin J. Smura:
Special Feature: Structures for Advanced Information Systems. 60-73 - F. G. Soltis:
Tutorial Series 12 Design of a Small Business Data Processing System. 77-93
Volume 14, Number 10, October 1981
- Glenn David Bergland:
A Guided Tour of Program Design Methodologies. 13-37 - Harry D. Huskey:
Computing in China, 1980. 38-47 - Danny Cohen:
On Holy Wars and a Plea for Peace. 48-54 - Melvin A. Breuer, Arthur D. Friedman, Alexander Iosupovicz:
A Survey of the State of the Art of Design Automation. 58-75 - Richard Hinderliter, Stephen D. Shapiro:
A Program of Continuing Education in Applied Computer Science. 76-80 - Giacomo Bucci, Giovanni Neri, Fiorenzo Baldassarri:
MP 80: A Microprogrammed CPU with a Microcoded Operating System Kernel. 81-90 - Arthur V. Pohm, Terry A. Smay:
Tutorial Series 13 Computer Memory Systems. 93-110 - John W. Balde:
Monterey Workshop on Computer Packaging. 111-112
Volume 14, Number 11, November 1981
- Shi-Kuo Chang:
Pictorial Information Systems - Guest Editor's Introduction. 10-11 - Shi-Kuo Chang, Tosiyasu L. Kunii:
Pictorial Data-Base Systems. 13-21 - Ning-San Chang, King-sun Fu:
Picture Query Languages for Pictorial Data-Base Systems. 23-33 - Albert L. Zobrist, George Nagy:
Pictorial Information Processing of Landsat Data for Geographic Analysis. 34-41 - Margaret Chock, Alfonso F. Cardenas, Allen Klinger:
Manipulating Data Structures in Pictorial Information Systems. 43-50 - Per-Erik Danielsson, Stefano Levialdi:
Computer Architectures for Pictorial Information Systems. 53-67
- Herbert A. Simon:
Prometheus or Pandora: The Influence of Automation on Society. 69-74 - Bernhard Plattner, Jürg Nievergelt:
Monitoring Program Execution: A Survey. 76-93 - Stephen A. Sutton, Victor R. Basili:
The Flex Software Design System: Designers Need Languages, Too. 95-102 - John B. Munson:
Software Maintainability: A Practical Concern for Life-Cycle Costs. 103-109
Volume 14, Number 12, December 1981
- Chuan-lin Wu:
Interconnection Networks - Guest Editor's Introduction. 8-9 - Tse-Yun Feng:
A Survey of Interconnection Networks. 12-27 - George H. Barnes, Stephen F. Lundstrom:
Design and Validation of a Connection Network for Many-Processor Multiprocessor Systems. 31-41 - Daniel M. Dias, J. Robert Jump:
Packet Switching Interconnection Networks for Modular Systems. 43-53 - Pin-Yee Chen, Duncan H. Lawrie, David A. Padua, Pen-Chung Yew:
Interconnection Networks Using Shuffles. 55-64 - Howard Jay Siegel, Robert J. McMillen:
The Multistage Cube: A Versatile Interconnection Network. 65-76
- Peter Schorer:
Structure the Use: Notes on a Method for Designing Computing System Environments. 77-86 - Nick Tredennick:
How to Flowchart for Hardware. 87-102 - Mahadev Satyanarayanan, Dileep Bhandarkar:
Design Trade-Offs in VAX-11 Translation Buffer Organization. 103-111
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