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Volume 32, Number 12, December 1989
James M. Purtilo John R. Callahan
Entity-Life Modeling and Structured Analysis in Real-Time Software Design - A Comparison. Grand Challenges to Computation Science. Episodic Skeletal-Plan Refinement Based on Temporal Data.
Samson W. Tu Michael G. Kahn Mark A. Musen Jay C. Ferguson Edward H. Shortliffe Lawrence M. Fagan
Lessons Learned from Modeling the Dynamics of Software Development.Tarek K. Abdel-Hamid Stuart E. Madnick
Design Complexity Measurement and Testing. A Debate on Teaching Computing Science. The Role of Trademarks in the Protection of Computer Software.Volume 32, Number 11, November 1989
Eliezer Kantorowitz Oded Sudarsky
An Experimental Analysis Of The Performance Of Fourth Generation Tools On PCs. Information Technologies for the 1990s: An Organizational Impact Perspective.Detmar W. Straub James C. Wetherbe
What Best Predicts Computer Proficiency?Gerald E. Evans Mark G. Simkin
User Cube: A Taxonomy of End Users. HDTV And The Computer Industry. The Toshiba T1000, IBM's Academic Computing Conference and SPARC PSs.Volume 32, Number 10, October 1989
Carol B. MacKnight Santosh Balagopalan
Results of the Nineteenth ACM North American Computer Chess Championship. The 1987-1988 Taulbee Survey. Four Paradigms of Information Systems Development.Rudy Hirschheim Heinz K. Klein
Impact of a Restricted Natural Language Interface on Ease of Learning and Productivity.H. Albert Napier David M. Lane Richard R. Batsell Norman S. Guadango
A Finite and Real-Time Processor for Natural Language. The Case Against User Interface Consistency.Volume 32, Number 9, September 1989
Ronald J. Norman Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.
The Future of High Performance Computers in Science and Engineering. Using a Global Name Space for Parallel Execution of UNIX Tools.Charles J. Fleckenstein David Hemmendinger
DEBL: A Knowledge-Based Language for Specifying and Debugging Distributed Programs.Wan-Hong S. Cheng Virgil Wallentine
Automatic Determination of Grain Size for Efficient Parallel Processing. Using an Architectural Knowledge Base to Generate Code for Parallel Computers.Anthony E. Terrano Stanley M. Dunn Joseph E. Peters
Support for Multiprocessing (Introduction to the Special Section). The Relationship Between Business and Higher Education: A Perspective on the 21st Century. Waving A Language-Independent WEB.Volume 32, Number 8, August 1989
Pai-Chun Ma Frederic H. Murphy Edward A. Stohr
Using a Relational System On Wall Street: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, And The Ideal. ER Model Clustering as an Aid for User Communication and Documentation in Database Design.Toby J. Teorey Guangping Wei Deborah L. Bolton John A. Koenig
Scientific Freedom and Human Rights of Computer Professionals - 1989. Computer Accessibility For Federal Workers With Disabilities: It's The Law. Computing, Research, and War: If Knowledge is Power, Where is Responsibility? The Potential of Artificial Intelligence to Help Solve the Crisis in Our Legal System. Introduction - Computing and Social Responsibilities. Basic Principles of Patent Protection for Computer Software.Volume 32, Number 7, July 1989
Clement T. Yu Wei Sun Dina Bitton Qi Yang Richard Bruno John Tullis
Coding Image Sequences for Interactive Retrieval. DVI Parallel Image Compression. Intelligent Interactive Video Simulation of a Code Inspection. Life Before the Chips: Simulating Digital Video Interactive Technology. DVI - A Digital Multimedia Technology. Virtual Video Editing in Interactive Multimedia Applications. The Coming Revolution in Interactive Digital Video. Thoughts and Observations at the Microsoft CD-ROM Conference.Volume 32, Number 6, June 1989
Christopher J. Van Wyk Donald C. Lindsay Harold W. Thimbleby
Micropipelines. An Interview with Ivan Sutherland. The Cornell Commission: On Morris and the Worm.Ted Eisenberg David Gries Juris Hartmanis Don Holcomb M. Stuart Lynn Thomas Santoro
Password Cracking: A Game of Wits. With Microscope and Tweezers: The Worm from MIT's Perspective. Crisis and Aftermath. Viruses and Criminal Law. Can Hackers Be Sued for Damages Caused by Computer Viruses?Volume 32, Number 5, May 1989
Harold Abelson Michael Eisenberg Matthew Halfant Jacob Katzenelson Elisha Sacks Gerald J. Sussman Jack Wisdom Kenneth Yip
Basic Principles of Copyright Protection for Computer Software.Volume 32, Number 4, April 1989
Edward R. Fiala Daniel H. Greene
Developing Knowledge-Based Systems: Reorganizing the System Development Life Cycle.John R. Weitzel Larry Kerschberg
Self-Assessment Procedure XIX: A Self-Assesment Procedure on the Application of Copyright Law to Computer Programs. Toward the Perfect Workplace? Linda in Context.Nicholas Carriero David Gelernter
A Conversation with Steve Jobs. Volume Rendering.Volume 32, Number 3, March 1989
Virginia R. Gibson James A. Senn
A Practical Sieve Algorithm for Finding Prime Numbers. An Entity-Life Modeling Approach to the Design of Concurrent Software. Methodology for Allocating Resources for Data Quality Enhancement.Donald P. Ballou Giri Kumar Tayi
Expert Systems for Configuration at Digital: XCON and Beyond. The 1988 Snowbird Report: A Discipline Matures.Volume 32, Number 2, February 1989
Paul J. Jalics David R. McIntyre
An Approach to the Recursive Retrieval Problem in the Relational Database. Computerization, Productivity, and Quality of Work-Life.Robert E. Kraut Susan T. Dumais Susan Koch
The Clipper Processor: Instruction Set Architecture and Implementation.Walter Hollingsworth Howard Sachs Alan Jay Smith
Programmable Execution of Multi-Layered Networks for Automatic Speech Recognition.Yoshua Bengio Régis Cardin Renato de Mori Ettore Merlo
High Level Knowledge Sources in Usable Speech Recognition Systems.Sheryl R. Young Alexander G. Hauptmann Wayne H. Ward Edward T. Smith Philip Werner
Can Computers Cope with Human Races? Legal Protection for Computer Software.Volume 32, Number 1, January 1989
David M. DeJean George W. Zobrist
Spreadsheet Analysis and Design.Boaz Ronen Michael A. Palley Henry C. Lucas Jr.
An Adaptive Dependency Source Model for Data Compression. Fifth Annual UCLA Survey of Business School Computer Usage. Can the Field of MIS be Disciplined?Claude Banville Maurice Landry
A Simple Approach to Specifying Concurrent Systems. The Computer Bowl. Computing as a Discipline.Peter J. Denning Douglas Comer David Gries Michael C. Mulder Allen B. Tucker A. Joe Turner Paul R. Young