IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, Volume 19

Volume 19, Number 1, 1997

• Michael R. Williams:
  About This Issue. 3-4
  
• Paul E. Ceruzzi:
  Crossing the Divide: Architectural Issues and the Emergence of the Stored Program Computer, 1935-1955. 5-12
  
• Maurice V. Wilkes:
  Arithmetic on the EDSAC MAURICE V. 13-15
  
• Kaila Katz:
  Historical Content in Computer Science Texts: A Concern. 16-19
  
• Stuart C. Shapiro:
  Splitting the Difference: The Historical Necessity of Synthesis in Software Engineering. 20-54
  
• George W. Reitwiesner:
  The First Operating System for the EDVAC. 55-59
  

• James E. Tomayko: Anecdotes. 60-64
• Eric A. Weiss: Biographies. 65-73
• Earl E. Swartzlander Jr.: Calculators. 74-75
• Geoffrey C. Bowker: Happenings. 76-77
• Peggy Kidell: Reviews. 78-80

Volume 19, Number 2, 1997

• Michael R. Williams: About This Issue. 3-4
• Raúl Rojas:
  Konrad Zuse's Legacy: The Architecture of the Z1 and Z3. 5-16
  
• Wolfgang K. Giloi:
  Konrad Zuse's Plankalkül: The First High-Level, "non von Neumann" Programming Language. 17-24
  
• Harry Polachek:
  Before the ENIAC. 25-30
  
• Friedrich W. Kistermann:
  Locating the Victims: The Nonrole of Punched Card Technology and Census Work. 31-45
  
• Harry D. Huskey, R. Thorensen, B. F. Ambrosio, E. C. Yowell:
  The SWAC Design Features and Operating Experience. 46-50
  
• Harry D. Huskey:
  SWAC - Standards Western Automatic Computer: The Pioneer Day Session at NCC July 1978. 51-61
  

• James E. Tomayko:
  Anecdotes. 62-69
  
• Eric A. Weiss:
  Biographies. 70-73
  
• Werner Buchholz: Comments, Queries, and Debates. 74-75
• Geoffrey C. Bowker: Happenings. 76-79
• Peggy Kidell:
  Reviews. 80-83
  

Volume 19, Number 3, 1997

• Michael R. Williams: About This Issue. 3
• William Aspray:
  The Intel 4004 Microprocessor: What Constituted Invention? 5-15
  
• Susan B. Barnes:
  Douglas Carl Engelbart: Developing the Underlying Concepts for Contemporary Computing. 16-26
  
• James W. Cortada:
  Economic Preconditions That Made Possible Application of Commercial Computing in the United States. 27-40
  
• Donald MacKenzie, Garrel Pottinger:
  Mathematics, Technology, and Trust: Formal Verification, Computer Security, and the U.S. Military. 41-59
  
• JoAnne Yates:
  Early Interactions Between the Life Insurance and Computer Industries: The Prudential's Edmund C. Berkeley. 60-73
  

• Geoffrey C. Bowker: Happenings. 74-77
• Peggy Kidell:
  Review. 78
  

Volume 19, Number 4, 1997

• Michael R. Williams: About This Issue. 3-4
• Robert L. Baber:
  Comparison of Electrical "Engineering" of Heaviside's Times and Software "Engineering" of Our Times. 5-17
  
• David Alan Grier:
  Gertrude Blanch of the Mathematical Tables Project. 18-27
  
• Lars Heide:
  Shaping a Technology: American Punched Card Systems 1880-1914. 28-41
  
• Jane E. King, William A. Shelly:
  A Family History of Honeywell's Large-Scale Computer Systems. 42-46
  

• James E. Tomayko: Anecdotes. 47-53
• Eric A. Weiss: Biographies. 54-63
• Werner Buchholz: Comments, Queries, and Debates. 64-71
• Geoffrey C. Bowker: Happenings. 72-78
• Peggy Kidell: Reviews. 79-83

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