Australian Computer Journal, Volume 4

Volume 4, Number 1, 1972

T. Pearcey: Distributed Computer Systems. 3-11
V. X. Gledhill: Medical Decision Making by Computer. 12-15
R. L. Lemke: A Modem for Miller Coded Digital Data. 16-20
R. W. Doran: A Computer organisation with an explicitly Tree-Structured Machine Language. 21-30
W. J. Whiten: The Use of Periodic Spline Functions for Regression and Smoothing. 31-34
K. Forbes: Random Files and a Subroutine for Creating a Random Address. 35-39
A. Coote: Apportioning and Rounding. 40-41

K. P. Tognetti, C. Brett: SIMSCRIPT II and SIMULA '67 - A Comparison. 50-57
P. Gilmour: Applied Industrial Computer Simulation - A Dynamic Physical Distribution Model. 58-64
Ashley W. Goldsworthy: MAK at the SGIO - A Practical Implementation of an Online Data Entry System. 65-72
G. E. Hedrick, B. R. Alexander: COROUTINE Programming in FORTRAN. 73-78

J. L. Smith: Data Base Organisation for an Array Processor. 98-103
A. A. Taylor: Professionalism and Apathy. 104-111
A. G. Davoren: Effective Programming. 112-119
John K. Debenham: Lemma Production with a Binary Resolution Based Theorem-prover. 120-126
A. W. Goldsworthy: INSURE - An Online Insurance System. 127-134
W. M. Ruting, M. W. Allen: Design of a Computer for System's Research. 135-142
I. D. G. Macleod: A "Skewed" Data Organisation. 143-144

Peter M. Fenwick: A Binary Representation for Decimal Numbers. 146-149
D. A. Harding: Modular Programming - Why Not? 150-156
D. L. Elsum: How to Succeed with ADP. 157-163
M. R. Osborne: A Class of Methods for Minimising a Sum of Squares. 164-169
L. G. Kemeny: The Monitoring, Identification and Control of Nuclear Power Systems with an On-line Computer. 170-176