AFIPS NCC 1983: Anaheim, California, USA

Software engineering

• Naomi Lee Bloom:
  Writing less code: an approachable ideal. 3-9
  
• Gary A. Curtis:
  Foundation software: a significantly improved approach to the development of large application systems. 11-19
  
• Mary Woodward, Peter F. DiGiammarino:
  A case for adaptable applications software. 21-28
  
• Bozena Henisz Thompson, Frederick B. Thompson, Tai-Ping Ho:
  Knowledgeable contexts for user interaction. 29-38
  
• Bruce W. Ballard, John C. Lusth:
  An English-language processing system that "learns" about new domains. 39-46
  
• Herman Fischer, Edgar H. Sibley:
  Implementation of an Ada run-time environment. 47-55
  
• Sabina H. Saib:
  Future Ada environments. 57-63
  
• Erik Sandewall, Sture Hägglund, Christian Gustafsson, Lennat Jonesjö, Ola Strömfors:
  Stepwise structuring: a style of life for flexible software. 65-72
  
• Takeshi Chusho, Atsushi Tanaka, Eri Okamoto, Akinori Honda, Toru Kurosaki:
  HITS: a symbolic testing and debugging system for multilingual microcomputer software. 73-80
  
• Krishna Kant:
  A global checkpointing model for error recovery. 81-89
  
• M. I. Thomas:
  Development tools for bus controller software. 91-96
  
• R. S. Wang:
  Logic analysis and its tools. 97-103
  

Management/education

• Paul C. Tinnirello:
  Improving software maintenance attitudes. 107-112
  
• Linda Brice, John Connell:
  A methodology for minimizing maintenance costs. 113-121
  
• Barbara J. Taute:
  Quality assurance and maintenance application systems. 123-129
  
• Nicholas L. Marselos:
  Human investment techniques for effective software maintenance. 131-136
  
• G. R. Eugenia Schneider:
  Structured software maintenance. 137-144
  
• Robert E. Marsh:
  Application maintenance: one shop's experience and organization. 145-153
  
• Gary L. Richardson, Charles W. Butler:
  Organizational issues of effective maintenance management. 155-161
  
• Joan R. Zak:
  When a data processing department inherits software. 163-171
  
• Randy J. Raynor, Linda D. Speckmann:
  Maintaining user participation throughout the systems development cycle. 173-180
  
• Lois Zells:
  Data processing project management: a practical approach for publishing a project expectations document. 181-187
  

Database/distributed systems

• S. C. Lo, S. L. Kota, M. H. Aronson:
  A distributed database design for a communications network control system. 191-202
  
• Alan Norman, Mark Anderton:
  EMPACT^TM: a distributed database application. 203-217
  
• Thomas P. Daniell, R. C. Harding Jr., S. H. Nauckhoff:
  Dynamic replication, an overview. 219-227
  
• Emmanuel Onuegbe, Said Rahimi, Alan R. Hevner:
  Local query translation and optimization in a distributed system. 229-239
  
• Donald R. Deutsch:
  Progress towards database management standards. 241-245
  
• John D. Joyce, David R. Warn:
  Command use in a relational database system. 247-253
  
• David V. Kerner, Ashok Malhotra:
  Generating requirements from enterprise analysis. 255-260
  
• James C. Wetherbe, Gordon B. Davis:
  Developing a long-range information architecture. 261-269
  
• Kemal Oflazer:
  A reconfigurable VLSI architecture for a database processor. 271-281
  
• Sakti Pramanik:
  Implementing set-theoretic relational-query functions using highly parallel index-processing hardware. 283-291
  
• David K. Hsiao:
  Cost-effective ways of improving database computer performance. 293-298
  
• Edward W. Davis:
  Application of the massively parallel processor to database management systems. 299-307
  
• Willem Stoeller:
  Panacea or pitfall?: the impact of relational databases on your environment. 309-315
  

Human and social issues

• Tora K. Bikson, Barbara A. Gutek:
  Advanced office systems: an empirical look at use and satisfaction. 319-328
  
• Robert P. O'Hara:
  An interactive display environment, or knitting sheep's clothing for a wolf. 329-339
  
• Rein Turn, Eric J. Novotny:
  Resiliency of the computerized society. 341-349
  

Office automation

• Nancy B. Finn:
  Interfacing people with their machines. 353-359
  
• Walter Ulrich:
  Current issues in electronic mail: heralding a new era. 361-365
  
• B. P. Donohue:
  The integration of multimedia communications. 367-371
  
• Paul F. Finnigan:
  Voice mail. 373-377
  
• H. Paris Burstyn:
  Electronic mail: evolving from intracompany to intercompany. 379-383
  

Decision support systems

• T. C. Chiang:
  A new look at existence dependency in databases. 387-393
  
• Robert W. Blanning:
  Issues in the design of relational model management systems. 395-401
  
• Carl Harrington:
  Focal points for DSS effectiveness. 403-407
  
• William H. Gruber, George Sonnemann:
  Information resource management for corporate decision support. 409-413
  
• Gary K. Gulden, Eevelyn S. Arkush:
  Developing a strategy profile for management support systems. 415-420
  
• Robert H. Bonczek, Nasir Ghiaseddin, Clyde W. Holsapple, Andrew B. Whinston:
  The DSS development system. 421-435
  
• Edward T. Lee:
  Applications of fuzzy languages and pictorial databases to decision support systems design. 437-451
  
• Daniel T. Lee:
  Database-oriented decision support systems. 453-465
  

Hardware

• Kenneth G. Wilson:
  Universities and the future of high-performance computing technology. 469-477
  
• Douglas L. Finke:
  Dynamic RAM architectures for graphics applications. 479-485
  
• John J. Fallin:
  The iRAM: an innovative approach to microprocessor memory solutions. 487-496
  
• Steve Cooper:
  MULTIBUS® continues to evolve to meet the challenges of the VLSI revolution. 497-501
  
• Joel Boney:
  Analysis of the M6809 instruction set. 503-511
  
• Gary H. Arlen:
  Tales from the trial trail: videotex progress in the United States. 513-517
  
• Larry T. Pfister:
  Videotex and teletext in the business/consumer marketplace. 519-522
  
• Larry Jacob:
  Winchesters for multiuser/multitask applications. 523-529
  
• Dave Johnson, Dave Budde, Dave Carson, Craig Peterson:
  Intel iAPX 432: VLSI building blocks for a fault-tolerant computer. 531-537
  
• Bruce W. Arden, Ran Ginosar:
  Performance evaluation of the MP/C. 539-555
  
• Sigurd L. Lillevik, John L. Easterday:
  A multiprocessor with replicated shared memory. 557-564
  
• Mariagiovanna Sami, Renato Stefanelli:
  Reconfigurable architectures for VLSI processing arrays. 565-577
  
• Svetlana P. Kartashev, Steven I. Kartashev:
  Conflict-free memory allocation for associative data files. 579-593
  
• Svetlana P. Kartashev, Steven I. Kartashev:
  Reconfigurable fault-tolerant multicomputer network. 595-610
  

Telecommunications/applications

• Charles E. Young:
  A standard session protocol for open systems interconnection (OSI). 617-622
  
• I. Dal Allan:
  The role of the intelligent peripheral interface in systems architecture. 623-630
  
• Peter F. Linington:
  Progress on the network layer of the OSI reference model. 631-638
  
• R. E. Crochiere, J. L. Flanagan:
  The technology of digital speech: compression, editing, and storage. 639-641
  
• Robert L. Mercer:
  Statistical modeling for automatic speech recognition. 643
  
• Robert W. Brodersen:
  Implications of VLSI technology for speech processing. 645
  
• J. Michael Nye:
  Network security and vulnerability. 647-653
  
• Richard C. Soucy, Richard M. Bailey:
  IBM information network performance and availability measurement. 655-662
  
• S. M. Schiffman:
  Designing and managing an SNA network for growth. 663-670
  
• K. Bhadra, S. M. Schiffman:
  Backup and recovery in the IBM information network. 671-676
  
• Robert A. Weingarten, Edward E. Iacobucci:
  Logical problem determination in an SNA network. 677-683
  
• Gary J. Handler:
  Planning high-speed digital services in the Bell system. 685-689
  
• Ivan M. Pesic, Daniel W. Lewis:
  Three heuristics for improving centralized routing in large long-haul computer communication networks. 691-704
  
• Chi-Yuan Chin, Kai Hwang:
  A new probabilistic routing algorithm for packet-switched computer networks. 705-719
  
• Takatoshi Minami, Kenjiro Yano, Takashi Touge, Hisashi Morikawa, Osamu Takahashi:
  Optical wireless modem for office communication. 721-728
  
• Jean-Alain Hernandez, Eric Horlait, René Joly, Guy Pujolle:
  A high-throughput interconnection structure. 729-733
  
• Dennis K. Knight:
  A new look at computer contracts. 735-741
  
• Bruce I. Blum:
  An information system for developing information systems. 743-752
  
• Tom DeMarco:
  A metric of estimation quality. 753-756
  
• James S. Collofello, Scott N. Woodfield, Norman E. Gibbs:
  Software productivity measurement. 757-762
  
• Nobuyoshi Terashima:
  The laboratory automation system in the electrical communication laboratories of NTT. 763-769
  
• William R. Nugent:
  Applications of digital optical disks in library preservation and reference. 771-775
  

Personal computers

• Ned Chapin:
  Software maintenance objectives. 779-784
  

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