Australian Computer Journal, Volume 13

Volume 13, Number 1, 1981

R. W. Gostick: Software and Hardware Technology for the ICL Distributed Array Processor. 1-6
B. P. Kidman: On Understanding Binary Research. 7-12
Igor Hawryszkiewycz: Some trends in System Design Methodologies. 13-23
D. J. Abel, W. T. Williams: NEBALL and FINGRP: New Programs for Multiple Nearest-Neighbour Analyses. 24-25
D. J. Abel, W. T. Williams: Program INVER Revisited. 26
D. J. Kewley: A comparison between PASCAL, FORTRAN and PL/1. 27-28

W. T. Maloney: Transport Australia Packet Switching Network. 34-41
A. J. Windross: Introduction of a Statewide Computerised Network. 42-45
T. A. Reid: Network Developments at the WA Regional Computing Centre 1965-1980. 46-51
Bob Kummerfeld, P. R. Lauder: The Sydney UNIX Network. 52-57
L. M. Casey: Decentralised Scheduling. 58-63
George Havas: Hyperdisk, an access method for remote disk devices. 64-65

John M. Bennett: A Tale of Two Professions - Civil Engineering and Computing. 70-76
R. K. Arora, S. P. Rana, N. K. Sharma: On the Design of Process Assigner for Distributed Computing Systems. 77-82
R. Philcox: Local Government Computing in the Geelong Region. 83-86
A. G. Smith: Attitudes Towards Computers: a Survey of Diverse Persons. 87-92
D. A. Hedges, W. T. Williams: ASYM: A Divisive Monothetic Classificatory Program for Binary Data.
H. J. Clay, W. T. Williams: DOTX: A New Program for the Production of an Ordered Two-way Binary Table. 95-96
Arthur H. J. Sale, D. J. Kewley: Remarks on "A comparison between PASCAL, FORTRAN and PL/1" (With Author's Reply). 97-98

M. A. Steel: Automating the Restructuring of Network Data Bases. 109-113
Igor Hawryszkiewycz: Data Independence in Data Base design. 114-121
Clive Finkelstein: Procedure Formation - Derivation of Procedures for Users by Users. 127-135
John Kaunitz, Louis van Ekert: Data Base Backup - The Problem of Very Large Data Bases. 136-142
M. A. Robinson: A Review of Data Base Query Languages. 143-159