ACM Annual Conference 1978: Washington, DC, USA

• Michael G. Walker:
  Note: Pages 1 thru 501 will be found in volume 1. managing reliable software. 502-506
  
• R. Lanergan, B. Poynton:
  Software engineering with standard assemblies. 507-514
  
• Gregory A. Marks:
  Computer-assisted telephone interviewing in the survey research process (Panel Discussion). 515
  
• M. Howard Williams:
  Yet another conversational programming language - BPL. 516-521
  
• Alfred C. Weaver:
  A real-time, multi-task programming language for microprocessor-based industrial process control. 522-525
  
• Victor S. Foster:
  MIDAS: A MID-level language for microprocessors. 526-529
  
• Carl Vorlander, Daniel B. Magraw, Gerald C. Schmitz, Theodore D. Puckorius:
  Challenges to state information systems. 530
  
• David Burress:
  The Wisconsin Tax Model system. 531-538
  
• Leland Blank, Sallie Nelson:
  Developing and prioritizing data processing applications for municipalities. 539-546
  
• Richard D. Hackathorn:
  Research issues of personal computing within the corporate environment. 547-551
  
• Barbara F. Ryan, Thomas A. Ryan Jr.:
  Statistics and computer science: Problems in statistical computing of interest to computer scientists. 552
  
• F. M. Speed, G. Rex Bryce, James W. Frane, Thomas A. Ryan Jr., James Goodnight:
  Statistics and computer science: Recent development in BMDP computing algorithms. 552
  
• Hubert E. Dunsmore, John D. Gannon:
  Programming factors - language features that help explain programming complexity. 554-560
  
• Jeanne M. Lee, Ben Shneiderman:
  Personality and programming: Time-sharing vs. batch preference. 561-569
  
• John D. Gannon:
  Characteristic errors in programming languages. 570-575
  
• Norman Statland:
  The impending impact of distributed information systems. 576-584
  
• P. B. Powell, P. Thompson:
  Natural language and voice output for relational data base systems. 585-595
  
• Stewart N. T. Shen:
  A semantic approach in designing relational data bases. 596-601
  
• James R. Driscoll, Beverly A. Dutton, Kathryn C. Kinsley:
  A relational storage scheme suitable for derived views. 602-611
  
• G. Rothbart, R. Fullwood, H. O. Conde:
  Automatic data acquisition and processing of train deceleration for rapid transit train systems. 612-616
  
• J. Russell Hogan:
  A Correlation Echo Sounder Processor used to provide reliable bottom depth data for profiling. 617-621
  
• Satish L. Rege, John Grason:
  Computer aided design of digital systems: Data part exploration. 622-629
  
• Bengt Nordstrüm:
  Assignments and high level data types. 630-638
  
• Donald R. Chand, Surya B. Yadav:
  On the application of data abstraction facilities. 639-645
  
• Bengt Nordström:
  Programming with abstract data types, some examples. 646-654
  
• Joseph L. Pokorney, Paul Oyer, Joseph Mazzetti, L. Lee Wouters:
  Managing systems more effectively through Life Cycle Management. 655
  
• David F. Stevens, Richard W. Watson, Paul Rotar, Arnold M. Peskin:
  New directions in computing at the National Laboratories. 656
  
• William P. Laflant Jr., Matt Prastein, Robert P. Campbell, G. Gary Casper, Ollie Smoot, John Swearingen:
  The computer profession in the 1980's: An Orwellian interlude? (Panel Discussion). 657
  
• Alfred Bork, Kenneth Bowles, Patrick Suppes, Robert Noel:
  Computer-based courses(Panel Discussion). 658
  
• Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz:
  User behavior patterns in the Electronic Information Exchange System. 659-665
  
• Rob Kling:
  Automated information systems as social resources in policy making. 666-674
  
• Abbe Mowshowitz:
  Computers and ethical judgment in organizations. 675-683
  
• Charles E. Donaghey:
  CELLSIM: A digital simulation language for cell kinetic modelling. 684-697
  
• Robert S. Ledley, Yeshwant G. Kulkarni, Chan M. Park, Menfai R. Shiu, Louis S. Rotolo:
  TEXAC/PICTOL: A Texture Analysis Computer and its special purpose language. 698-703
  
• M. Catherine Neal, Linda G. Shapiro:
  A Portable Graphics system for minicomputers. 704-712
  
• Everett S. Joline:
  "USS Transit Station Simulation" demonstration and documentation film. 713-714
  
• Kenneth D. Willmert:
  Graphic display of human motion. 715-719
  
• Bernard C. Levrat, Jurgen Harms, Christian Pellegrini, Maurice Wenger, Robert M. Aiken:
  An input system designed to aid users of interactive graphics. 720-724
  
• Terry Miller:
  The impact of government regulations and policy on the computer industry. 725
  
• Lee Ohringer:
  Computer security in the federal government: Where we are, how we got here, where we are going. 726
  
• Stephen W. Smoliar:
  A lexical analysis of Labanotation with an associated data structure. 727-730
  
• Thomas W. Calvert, J. Chapman:
  Notation of movement with computer assistance. 731-736
  
• Lynne Weber, Stephen W. Smoliar, Norman I. Badler:
  An architecture for the simulation of human movement. 737-745
  
• Margaret A. Boden:
  Social implications of intelligent machines. 746-752
  
• Walter Maner:
  Curriculum generators: Some design problems. 753-758
  
• Frederic I. Parke, Mark Friedell:
  Interactive simulation of biomechanical systems: The kinematics and stress of the human knee. 759-764
  
• Henry Fuchs, Zvi M. Kedem:
  The "highly intelligent" tablet as an efficient pointing device for interactive graphics (Preliminary Report). 765-769
  
• Christopher M. Brown, Aristides A. G. Requicha, Herbert B. Voelcker:
  Geometric Modelling Systems for mechanical design and manufacturing. 770-778
  
• Philip Milliman:
  Measurement and evaluation of modern programming practices. 779
  
• John Palaimo:
  Analysis of software experience data (Panel Discussion): Software reliability measurement during development. 779
  
• Paul Richards:
  Use of data in support of software metrics. 779
  
• Lorraine Duvall:
  The Data and Analysis Center for Software(Presentation Abstract). 780
  
• Alan Sukert:
  Applications of error data in software error model validations(Presentation Abstract). 780
  
• Terry A. Straeter, Carlo Broglio, Marilyn Fujii, Leon Stucki, Sabina Saib, David Luckham:
  Software validation and verification - a state of the art report(Panel Discussion). 781
  
• Marilyn S. Fujii:
  Software verification and validation(Position Statement). 782
  
• Leon G. Stucki:
  Validation and verification vs. The software life cycle(Position Statement). 783
  
• Sabina H. Saib:
  Software verification and validation in practice and theory (Position Statement). 784-785
  
• David C. Luckham:
  A brief account: Implementation and applications of a Pascal program verifier (Position Statement). 786-792
  
• Joyce Currie Little:
  An overview of ACM guidelines and recommendations for a community and junior college career program in computer programming. 793-797
  
• Iva Helen Lee, Claudia Elizabeth Plog:
  A design for a community/junior college curriculum with options for two neighboring institutions. 798-806
  
• John T. Gorgone, John F. Schrage:
  A design for the education of computer programmers at the associate level within a baccalaureate level institution. 807-811
  
• Donald H. Beil:
  The data processing Curriculum of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf: A suggested implementation for an AAS degree program in computer programming. 812-821
  
• Bruce Puerling, Lloyd W. Campbell:
  Whither goeth fortran? 822
  
• Bruce Puerling, Dean Herington:
  Whither goeth fortran? 822
  
• Steve Hue:
  Status report of DOE Language Working Group. 823
  
• R. W. Signor:
  Presentation abstract. 823-824
  
• Chester M. Smith Jr.:
  FORTRAN data base facility. 824
  
• Herbert Maisel, John Kramer, Lloyd Martin, Lester Sachs:
  A perspective on data base systems in the Federal Government. 825
  
• Jackie S. Potts, Gerald Moon, Larry Cornish, Richard Schulman, John Staudhammer:
  Computer graphics: An aid to management in the Federal Government. 826
  
• Philip A. Coates:
  Directory-Assisted Abbreviated Name Entry: Telephone dialing by name. 827-833
  
• Thomas C. Irby:
  Minimizing the retrieval time of scatter storage techniques. 834-839
  
• Ward Douglas Maurer:
  A very small information retrieval system. 840-842
  
• Richard K. Brewer, Lorrie Lawrence Hoffman, Jesse M. Heines:
  Computer aided exam generation (Session Summary): Some thoughts on a taxonomy of related efforts Richard Brewer. 843-844
  
• Lorrie Lawrence Hoffman:
  Test gen: A tool for emancipation from traditional instruction. 845-848
  
• Jesse M. Heines:
  The use of interactive, computer-managed instruction to control the quality of self-paced training without requiring the presence of an instructor. 849-854
  
• Abraham Silberschatz:
  Serializability in multi-level monitor environments. 855-861
  
• David B. Lomet:
  Multi-level locking with deadlock avoidance. 862-867
  
• Charles M. Shub:
  Preemption costs in round robin scheduling. 868-874
  
• Aaron M. Tenenbaum, Erik Widder:
  A comparison of first-fit allocation strategies. 875-883
  
• Allen B. Tucker Jr., Giuliano Gnugnoli, Long Vo Nguyen, Bedrich Chaloupka:
  Implementation consideration for machine translation. 884-890
  
• Joe W. Duran:
  Heuristics for program synthesis using loop invariants. 891-900
  
• L. A. Cox Jr.:
  Predicting concurrent computer system performance using Petri-Net models. 901-913
  
• Takumi Kasai, Akeo Adachi, Shigeki Iwata:
  Classes of pebble games and complete problems. 914-918
  
• Hsu Chang:
  Interpretation of query-by-example language in bubble hardware language. 919-924
  
• Jayanta Banerjee, David K. Hsiao:
  A methodology for supporting existing CODASYL databases with new database machines. 925-936
  
• Larry Lichten, Eduardo B. Fernández:
  Interaction with databases through procedural languages. 937-945
  
• Ronald D. Armstrong, David S. Kung:
  A dual method for discrete Chebychev curve fitting. 946-953
  
• C. P. Huang:
  An efficient algorithm for computing powers of triangular matrices. 954-957
  
• Sidney Diamond:
  Contents of a meaningful plan. 964-971
  
• David W. Embley:
  Forms-based automatic program generation. 972-979
  
• Kilnam Chon:
  Information processing in electricity distribution systems. 980-984
  
• David Kniefel, Karen Duncan, Don Holznagel, Elizabeth Little:
  Update: Cooperation amoung computer organization (Panel Discussion). 985
  

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