20. ACM Southeast Regional Conference 1982: Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

• Mark C. Paulk:
  Some practical considerations in the design of local computer networks. 1-4
  
• P. Tobin Maginnis:
  ThriftNet: a simple networking strategy. 5-8
  
• Donald F. Miller:
  ThriftNet: a reliable networking strategy. 9-13
  
• Jon Livesey:
  Joining separate file systems. 14-22
  
• Dan A. Simovici:
  Several remarks on computations of labelled Markov algorithms. 23-28
  
• Sukhamay Kundu:
  An O(V) algorithm M for computing transitive reduction of a planar acyclic digraph. 29
  
• Ronald I. Becker, Stephen R. Schach:
  Drawing labelled directed binary graphs on a grid. 30-34
  
• Jainendra K. Navlakha:
  4×4 Tac-Tix is a second person game. 35-46
  
• Elie Georges Hayeck:
  User-computer interaction employing block mode data transfer. 47-50
  
• John D. B. Baston, Ann H. Akland:
  EPA - HERL/RTP: a DBMS application using word processing. 51-58
  
• Bruce J. Ward, Herbert E. Longenecker Jr., Christian R. Abee:
  Data management for a non-human primate research laboratory. 59-64
  
• Ken R. Adcock:
  A truck dispatching system. 65
  
• Bruce Chittenden, James Hyde, Jeffrey P. Radick:
  A scheme for terminal I/O not requiring interrupts. 66-72
  
• Pradip Bose, B. Ramakrishna Rau, Michael S. Schlansker:
  Systematically derived instruction sets for high-level language support. 73-84
  
• Paul Johnstone:
  Representational error in binary and decimal numbering systems. 85-88
  
• Suchai Thanawastien:
  The shuffle/exchange-plus networks. 89-96
  
• William L. Reid III, Dalpha R. Stubblefield:
  Computer graphics animation of the Tellico Reservoir water temperature simulation. 97
  
• Robert S. Cymbalski:
  A predictor-corrector method for graphing level curves. 98-109
  
• R. G. Selfridge:
  The reachable volume of a robot arm. 110-114
  
• R. A. Rutz, D. E. Fields:
  The development and application of an image analyzing and processing system. 115-125
  
• A. A. Arroyo, D. G. Childers:
  A modular software real-time brain wave detection system. 126-131
  
• Thomas Philip, Stefan Jeglinski, Richard D. Benton, Robert L. Cook:
  Design of a microprocessor based programmable system to process temperature information from a hot surface. 132-136
  
• Sylvia C. Colvin, Gerry D. Stiers:
  Cycle & save computer system. 137
  
• Jerry R. Harber, Aileen Henson:
  Evaluation of air-conditioning compressor performance for assessment of load management potential. 138
  
• Robert W. Blanning:
  Data management and model management: a relational synthesis. 139-147
  
• Raymond Fadous:
  A hierarchical method for synthesizing relations. 148-151
  
• Ralph B. Bisland Jr.:
  The use of APL in teaching a course in decision support systems. 152-154
  
• Dan C. Clarke:
  An augmented directed graph base for application development. 155-159
  
• Neal S. Coulter:
  Information hiding, the Intel iAPX 432, and Ada. 160-167
  
• Cindy Eades, Kevin D. Reilly, John H. Barrett, Charles Minderhout:
  The barrel concept: a study in language system development. 168-171
  
• Charles Minderhout, Kevin D. Reilly, John H. Barrett, John W. Gibson:
  Use of barrel in applications studies. 172-175
  
• Boumediene Belkhouche, Joseph E. Urban, Gregory A. Riccardi:
  Synthesizing abstract data type specifications. 176-181
  
• J. Urban, L. Edmonds, D. Holland, B. King, M. Moghis, H. Valencia:
  An analysis of programming environments. 182-188
  
• Uday S. Reddy:
  Programming with sequences. 189-198
  
• Y. S. Chua, C. N. Clinton:
  A generalized screen management utility: automatic programming approach. 199-210
  
• Jason Gait:
  Hash table methods for case statements. 211-216
  
• Ralph D. Jeffords:
  Bit vector encoding via decomposition. 217-222
  
• John H. Barrett, Kevin D. Reilly:
  Realization of a translator for Janus. 223-225
  
• William S. Curran:
  A/I: a synthesis. 226-229
  
• Hayden S. Porter:
  Local microcomputer networks and their impact on computer science education. 230-234
  
• John D. Longhill:
  Analysis of views of ACM and IEEE members concerning professionalism in the computing field. 235-239
  
• Yen-Jen Oyang, Ching-Chi Hsu:
  Extended LL(k) grammars and parsers. 240-245
  
• Thomas J. Sager:
  On the use of extended grammars. 246-252
  
• Barry Barlow:
  An alternate approach to formal parsing methods. 253-256
  

Student paper competition

• Joel S. Craig:
  A foreign language test construction system. 257
  
• Nancy Griffin, Gene Bailey:
  Design and implementation of centralized appointment retrieval system in a public health department. 257-258
  
• Michele Fletcher, Bobby Morrison, Robert Riser:
  A commenting system to improve program readability. 257
  
• Coleman Poag Jr., K. E. Foster:
  An interactive graduate student records system. 258
  
• G. Mitchell Wood, P. Tobin Maginnis:
  LOG10. 258
  
• Randy Jay Hendry:
  A programming contest driving system. 258
  
• M. Judy Wilson:
  A proposed production tracking system for manufacturing concerns. 258
  
• Kevan L. Miller:
  Speech compression: a functional approximation approach. 259
  
• David Miles:
  An experiment in the design of a BASIC interpreter. 259
  
• Karen Strain, Harold C. Grossman:
  The synergy of functional programming and very large scale integration. 259
  
• Patricia Dines:
  Light-based information systems for the businessman. 259
  
• Carol A. Jones, Wayne L. Bartel:
  A simulation of the general request capability of Mark IV. 259
  
• Thomas Wood:
  Solving a file assignment problem with a genetic plan. 260
  
• Xuan Pham:
  Dataflow representation in a network database. 260