7. DAC 1970: San Francisco, California, USA

• Sheldon B. Akers, James M. Geyer, Donald L. Roberts:
  IC mask layout with a single conductor layer. 7-16
  
• F. R. Ashley, E. B. Murphy, H. J. Savard:
  An automated micro measurement system for integrated circuit masks. 17-27
  
• William R. Miller:
  Computer-aided space planning. 28-34
  
• James Lord:
  Real-time simulated earthquake motion of high rise structures. 35-46
  
• Robert J. Smith II, James H. Tracey:
  A simplification heuristic for large flow tables. 47-53
  
• Robert B. Hitchcock Sr.:
  Partitioning of logic graphs: A theoretical analysis of pin reduction. 54-63
  
• William H. Sass, Stephen P. Krosner:
  An 1130-based logic, layout and evaluation system. 64-70
  
• Theodore D. Friedman, Sih-Chin Yang:
  Quality of designs from an automatic logic generator (ALERT). 71-89
  
• Peter S. Bottorff, Robert A. Rasmussen:
  A view of a user-oriented production test data generation system. 90-94
  
• Peter S. Bottorff, Mitchel E. Schwass, Francis J. Villante:
  An automatic system approach to the problem of memory circuit testing & fault diagnosis. 95-99
  
• Manuel Correia, Donald Cossman, Franco Putzolu, Thomas J. Snethen:
  Minimizing the problem of logic testing by the interaction of a design group with user-oriented facilities. 100-107
  
• F. David Patch, Lubomyr M. Zobniw:
  Real time diagnosis of logic assemblies. 108-115
  
• Frank B. Cole:
  Automatic generation of functional logic test programs through simulation. 116-127
  
• Mark J. Flomenhoft:
  A system of computer aids for designing logic circuit tests. 128-131
  
• E. Quiet:
  An automated method for producing diagnostic programs. 132-137
  
• Mordechai Meles:
  Computer aided centrifugal pump design. 138-144
  
• Kenneth E. Smith:
  Computer-assisted template layout. 145-157
  
• Milton A. Chace:
  DAMN - a prototype program for the Dynamic Analysis of Mechanical Networks. 158-172
  
• Yoshiaki Koga:
  A checking method of wiring. 173-177
  
• Frank M. Goetz:
  Computer aided diagnostic design for electronic switching systems. 178-189
  
• Thomas B. Yeager:
  Automation of test specifications for N/C printed circuit boards. 190-202
  
• Albert D. M. Lewis, Natarajan Annamalai, John E. Goldberg:
  Optimal design of welded girders. 203-207
  
• William H. Rowan, Stanley D. Lindsey:
  Interactive on-line computing in structural design. 208-219
  
• Edward K. Bowdon Sr.:
  Digital network design aids - an integrated approach. 220-229
  
• Takao Hayashi:
  FACOM 230-series computer design automation system. 230-242
  
• Stephen J. Urban:
  Effective use of a computer aided design system. 243-249
  
• Patrick D. Krolak, Wayne Felts, George Marble:
  A man-machine approach toward solving the traveling salesman problem. 250-264
  
• E. E. L. Mitchell, D. Girard:
  A simulation program for monte carlo analysis and design. 265-270
  
• Larry J. French:
  An interactive graphical debugging system. 271-273
  
• Colon W. Farlow:
  Machine aids to the design of ceramic substrates containing integrated circuit chips. 274-285
  
• George A. O'Sullivan:
  An algorithm for modeling saturating magnetic devices. 286-294
  
• M. A. Murray-Lasso, Steiner Espestøyl:
  Computer-aided design of nonlinear dynamic systems. 295-309
  
• C. H. Borgmeyer:
  A mathematical mockup - engine envelope described by computer. 310-314
  
• Robert D. Rockwell, Daniel S. Pincus:
  Computer aided input/output for use with the finite element method of structural analysis. 315-334
  
• R. Campagna, P. R. Fryer:
  Computer aided design of high density printed circuit boards. 335
  
• Arnold Spitalny:
  Designing a system on a chip. 336-345
  

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