28. ACM Southeast Regional Conference 1990: Greenville, South Carolina, USA

• Peter M. Maurer, Craig D. Morency:
  The FHDL PLA tools. 3-9
  
• Peter M. Maurer:
  The FHDL macro processor. 10-17
  
• Peter M. Maurer, Craig D. Morency:
  The FHDL ROM tools. 18-24
  
• Jogesh K. Muppala, Kishor S. Trivedi:
  GSPM models: sensitivity analysis and applications. 25-33
  
• Robert A. Allen:
  The first class of "think time oriented" CPU scheduling algorithms. 34-39
  
• A. A. Fennisi, Douglas S. Reeves:
  Using the stuck-at fault model: how well does it work? 40-46
  
• Krys Kochut:
  AGENT: active logical objects. 47-53
  
• James H. Cross II, Kelly I. Morrison, Charles H. May Jr.:
  Generation of graphical representations from Ada source code. 54-62
  
• Roger E. Lessman:
  Programming languages, OOP, and C++. 63-69
  
• Gerald J. Johnson:
  Computer science: a philosophical primer. 70-72
  
• Ken R. Little:
  Some suggestions for implementing closed laboratories in CS1. 73-79
  
• William A. Ward Jr.:
  Integration of a workstation laboratory into a computer science curriculum. 80-88
  
• Stephen M. Jodis, Paul A. D. de Maine:
  Elements of a senior design projects course. 89-94
  
• K. N. King, David A. Crick:
  The development of a modula-2 validation suite. 95-100
  
• Marcus Brown, David Cordes:
  The role of literate programming in the software engineering life-cycle. 101-107
  
• F. Layne Wallace, Judy Solano:
  Debugging program design documents: graphics vs text-based methodologies. 108-110
  
• Frank Hadlock:
  A context sensitive tabular parsing algorithm. 111-117
  
• David D. Langan:
  A localized condition handling construct for a graphical dataflow language. 118-124
  
• David W. Boyd:
  The C preprocessor and Jensen's device. 125-129
  
• Walter D. Potter, A. D. Wright, A. M. Morton, W. C. Kessler:
  Handling uncertainty and exceptions with defeasible dependencies. 130-136
  
• Yap Siong Chua, Behrooz K. Seyed-Abbassi:
  Referential integrity: semantic glue for relational database. 137-142
  
• D'Ann Fuquay, L. Darrell Whitley:
  Genetic algorithm solutions for the traveling salesman problem. 143-150
  
• Sami A. Al-Arian, Hari P. Kunamneni:
  Three approaches to design fault tolerant programmable logic arrays. 151-158
  
• Susan R. Wallace:
  Exploiting non-inherent parallelism in an internal mergesort. 159-164
  
• Roger Eggen, Maurice Eggen:
  A parallel algorithmfor Steiner systems. 165-168
  
• W. A. Wand Jr., Y. Li:
  Experiences vectorizing software for elliptic partial differential equations. 169
  
• Chetan S. Sankar, Charles Snyder, Paramjit Kahai:
  Improving workplace literacy in Alabama-proposal for a telecommunications network. 181
  
• Ted W. Goodman:
  Identifying students who may experience difficulty in an introductory computer science course. 182
  
• Clark B. Archer:
  Delphi study of systems analysis. 183
  
• Robert P. Trueblood, Pao-Ing Lai:
  Improving the performance of the BDB system by changing the query processing temporary file structures. 184
  
• Harlan D. Webre:
  Compromises and complexities associated with removal of MIS from the logical access authorization loop. 185
  
• Chito N. Lapena, Walter D. Potter:
  A limited survey of the effects of single parametric variation on the GENEtic search implementation system (GENESIS) package. 186
  
• Ravi Varadaragan, Bhavai Ravichandran:
  Effect of grain size on the performance of systolic array. 187
  
• R. T. Plant:
  Incorporating software quality requirements into a development methodology for knowledge-based systems. 188
  
• James C. Pleasant:
  Systematic program development and proof: Dromey's method versus top-down refinement. 189
  
• John W. Olson, Herbert E. Longenecker Jr.:
  A metric for the effectiveness of graphical language presentation in terms of competency. 190
  
• Amos O. Olagunju, J. Turner, D. Richey, R. Jackson, S. Hanley, A. Williams, R. Howard:
  Statistical indices for software quality estimation. 191
  
• Marion G. Harmon:
  Predicting execution time of real-time programs on contemporary machines. 192
  
• Gary Croucher:
  Multiprocessor computer system for distributing real-time Ada applications. 193
  
• Mark Pendergast:
  A data exchange paradigm for microprocessor-based groupware applications. 194
  
• Michael V. Doran, Herbert E. Longenecker Jr.:
  The inclusion of data frames illustrating data flow in control structure charts for novice students. 195
  
• David D. Langan:
  Condition handlers for dataflow procedures. 196
  
• Amos O. Olagunju:
  An investigation of a 3-Poisson model as a basis for automatic index term selection. 197
  
• Ragae Ghaly, Nagarajan Prabhakaran:
  A knowledge-based approach to real-time systems. 198
  
• Jay Mookherje, Nagarajan Prabhakaran:
  An object-oriented representation of semantic and graphic interrelationships. 199
  
• Charlene W. Young, Caroline M. Eastman, Robert L. Oakman:
  An analysis of Ill-formed input in natural language queries. 200
  
• S. J. Murrell, R. T. Plant:
  Experiments in natural language processing. 201
  
• Euisuk Park, Larry F. Hodges:
  A double step algorithm for rendering parabolic curves. 202
  
• Haklin Kim:
  On the maximum stable set of a permutation graph. 203
  
• Hira N. Narang, Ray E. Flanery Jr., John B. Drake:
  Design of a simulation interface for a parallel computing environment. 204
  
• Abbas S. Youssefi, D. E. Stevenson:
  An intermediate language for vector processors. 205
  
• Vicente Moret-Bonillo, Amparo Alonso-Betanzos, John R. Searle:
  Towards the implementation of intelligent structures in intensive care monitoring: the advantages of the symbolic pre-processing. 206
  
• James K. Harris, Robert P. Trueblood:
  A model for studying the spread of computer viruses. 207
  
• Kimberly D. Bozeman:
  Intelligent tutoring systems for teaching algebra: the handling of student misconceptions. 208
  
• Kelly I. Morrison:
  On the feasibility of automatically generating data flow diagrams from Ada. 210
  
• Koushik Banerjee:
  Optimizing the design of a hydrostatic thrust bearing by applying genetic algorithms. 211
  
• Steven A. Cover:
  Developing a modular image processing system under UNIX. 212
  
• Seok-Joong Yoon:
  An approach to a methodology which is easy to use and application domain independent. 213
  
• Donna Partridge, Raymond Erdey, Dennis Weldy:
  Visualization of accident data. 214
  
• Fred Heller:
  Finding parents in a heap. 217-222
  
• Venkateshwar E. Rao:
  The mirage problem in digital halftone resolution. 223-233
  
• John M. Boyer:
  Partition algorithms for the doubly linked list. 234
  
• Jeffrey L. Hieb:
  Improving the Smalltalk Browser: a case study in Smalltalk development. 242-247
  
• Steve Bailey:
  An overview of parallel processing languages. 248-255
  
• Joel B. Davis:
  Investigation of a gambling approach to the subjective entropy test. 256-260
  
• Ambresh Khanna:
  A distributed algorithm for generation of the Kth best spanning tree. 261-266
  
• Jeff Battelini, Sridhar Isukapalli:
  A special purpose finite element architecture. 267-273
  
• Prashant K. Khambekar, Satish K. Dharmaraj:
  Approaches to solving synchronization problems in parallel simulation of an apparel plant. 274-281
  
• Michael O'Rourke, John Wood:
  A neural network for sonar target recognition. 282-287
  
• Donna Partridge, Calvin Lee, Tod Pinniger, Warren Ogle:
  Speech through myoelectric signal recognition SMyLES. 288-295
  
• Ali Keskin:
  Strategies for deductive databases. 296-305
  
• Jan G. Wilms:
  Computerizing a machine readable dictionary. 306-313
  
• Darrell Suggs:
  Disk scheduling with future knowledge. 314-318
  
• Krishnamachari Devarajan:
  A user interface system for automated guided vehicles. 319-328
  
• John C. Orthoefer:
  The design and implementation of the network backup control language. 329-332
  
• Manojit Sarkar:
  Runtime debuggers for parallel and distributed systems: a uniform design approach. 333-336
  
• Milo Januska:
  The design of a private key cryptosystem. 337-340
  
• Eric T. Bax:
  Understanding chaos. 341