IEEE Computer, Volume 30, 1997

Volume 30, Number 1, January 1997

• David G. Stork: Happy Birthday, HAL! 24-25

• Sara Reese Hedberg:
  HP's International Cryptography Framework: Compromise or Threat? 28-30
  

• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols:
  Switching to a Faster Internet. 31-32
  

• Derek Partridge:
  The Case for Inductive Programming. 36-41
  

• Barry G. Silverman:
  Computer Reminders and Alerts. 42-49
  

• Marjory S. Blumenthal:
  Unpredictable Certainty: The Internet and the Information Infrastructure. 50-56
  
• Randall J. Atkinson:
  Towards a More Secure Internet. 57-61
  
• Michael Bieber, Fabio Vitali:
  Toward Support for Hypermedia on the World Wide Web. 62-70
  
• Daniel E. O'Leary:
  The Internet, Intranets, and the AI Renaissance. 71-78
  

• Alan H. Karp, Al Geist, David H. Bailey:
  1996 Gordon Bell Prize Winners. 80-85
  

• Charles Severance:
  Taking a High-tech Approach to Standards. 114-116
  

• Ken Whitaker:
  Motivating and Keeping Software Developers. 126-128
  

• Jean-Marc Jézéquel, Bertrand Meyer:
  Design by Contract: The Lessons of Ariane. 129-130
  

• Upkar Varshney:
  Supporting Mobility with Wireless ATM. 131-133
  

• Ted G. Lewis: The Year I Shoot My TV. 134-136

Volume 30, Number 2, February 1997

• Steve Mann:
  Wearable Computing: A First Step Toward Personal Imaging. 25-32
  

• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Les Hatton:
  Investigating the Influence of Formal Methods. 33-43
  

• Gary Comparetto, Rafols Ramirez:
  Trends in Mobile Satellite Technology. 44-52
  
• Kenneth R. Wood, Tristan Richardson, Frazer Bennett, Andy Harter, Andy Hopper:
  Global Teleporting with Java: Toward Ubiquitous Personalized Computing. 53-59
  
• Andreas Pfitzmann, Birgit Pfitzmann, Matthias Schunter, Michael Waidner:
  Trusting Mobile User Devices and Security Modules. 61-68
  

• Nayeem Islam:
  Customizing System Software Using OO Frameworks. 69-78
  
• Paul D. Gader, James M. Keller, Raghu Krishnapuram, Jung-Hsien Chiang, Magdi A. Mohamed:
  Neural and Fuzzy Methods in Handwriting Recognition. 79-86
  

• Charles Severance:
  Linking Computers and Consumer Electronics. 119-121
  

Volume 30, Number 3, March 1997

• Norris Parker Smith:
  Computing in Japan: From Cocoon to Competition. 26-33
  

• Eric Wegscheider:
  Toward Code-Free Business Application Development. 35-43
  

• Robert A. Martin:
  Dealing with Dates: Solutions for the Year 2000. 44-51
  
• Philip Newcomb, Melvin R. Scott:
  Requirements for Advanced Year 2000 Maintenance Tools. 52-57
  

• Nicholas Zvegintzov:
  A Resource Guide to Year 2000 Tools. 58-63
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Composite Arithmetic: Proposal for a New Standard. 65-73
  
• Michael Franz:
  Dynamic Linking of Software Components. 74-81
  
• Sivarama P. Dandamudi:
  Reducing Run Queue Contention in Shared Memory Multiprocessors. 82-89
  

• James Schoening, Thomas Wheeler:
  Standards - The Key to Education Reform. 116-117
  

Volume 30, Number 4, April 1997

• Dirk Riehle: The Human Side of Architectural Styles. 10

• Scott Hamilton, Janet Wilson:
  Andrew Grove's Vision for the Internet. 14-15
  

• Lee Garber:
  Students Stumble onto Internet Explorer Flaw. 18-20
  

• Ben Smith:
  Tomorrow's Internet is Here Today. 22-23
  

• D. Richard Kuhn:
  Sources of Failure in the Public Switched Telephone Network. 31-36
  

• Muhammad F. Mudawwar:
  Multicode: A Truly Multilingual Approach to text Encoding. 37-43
  

• Arun K. Somani, Nitin H. Vaidya: Understanding Fault Tolerance and Reliability - Guest Editors' Indroduction. 45-46, 50
• Timothy C. K. Chou: Beyond Fault Tolerance. 47-49
• Algirdas Avizienis:
  Toward Systematic Design of Fault-Tolerant Systems. 51-58
  
• Silvano Maffeis:
  Prianha: A CORBA Tool For High Availability. 59-66
  
• Rachid Guerraoui, André Schiper:
  Software-Based Replication for Fault Tolerance. 68-74
  
• Mei-Chen Hsueh, Timothy K. Tsai, Ravishankar K. Iyer:
  Fault Injection Techniques and Tools. 75-82
  
• Biao Chen, Sanjay Kamat, Wei Zhao:
  Fault-Tolerant, Real-Time Communication in FDDI-Based Networks. 83-90
  

• Richard Wiggins:
  The Top-Level Domain Name Controversy. 105-106
  

• Janos Sztipanovits, Gabor Karsai:
  Model-Integrated Computing. 110-111
  

• Cem Kaner:
  Pitfalls and Strategies in Automated Testing. 114-116
  

• Andrew Kingoff:
  Comparing Internet Search Engines. 117-118
  

• Ware Myers:
  Software Reuse: Ostriches Beware. 119-120
  

Volume 30, Number 5, May 1997

• W. Neville Holmes: What Can Computers Do? 11

• Stephen Barlas:
  How Critical I the Shortage of IT Workers? 14-16
  

• George Lawton:
  Extranets: Next Step for the Internet. 17
  

• Pat Ferguson, Watts S. Humphrey, Soheil Khajenoori, Susan Macke, Annette Matvya:
  Results of Applying the Personal Software Process. 24-31
  

• Art Gemmer:
  Risk Management: Moving Beyond Process. 33-43
  

• Scott Hamilton:
  E-Commerce for the 21st Century. 44-47
  
• Jay M. Tenenbaum, Tripatinder S. Chowdhry, Kevin Hughes:
  Eco System: An Internet Commerce Architecture. 48-55
  
• Ajit Kambil:
  Doing Business in the Wired World. 56-61
  

• Danny B. Lange, Yuichi Nakamura:
  Object-Oriented Program Tracing and Visualization. 63-70
  
• Augustus K. Uht, Vijay Sindagi, Sajee Somanathan:
  Branch Effect Reduction Techniques. 71-81
  

• Geoffrey O. Thompson:
  Work Progresses on Gigabit Ethernet. 95-96
  

• Bertrand Meyer:
  Practice To Perfect: The Quality First Model. 102-106
  

• William S. Maki, Ruth H. Maki:
  Learning Without Lectures: A Case Study. 107-108
  

• Ted G. Lewis: Absorb and Extend: Resistance is Futile! 109-112

Volume 30, Number 6, June 1997

• Richard Marlon Stein: On Pyramidal Exploitation and Equal Punishment. 10

• David Clark:
  PC and TV Makers Battle Over Convergence. 14-16
  

• Lee Goldberg:
  Software Modems: A New Way to Communicate. 20
  

• Jeffrey M. Voas, Gary McGraw, Lora Kassab, Larry Voas:
  A 'Crystal Ball' for Software Liability. 29-36
  

• Krithi Ramamritham:
  Computer Science Research in India. 40-47
  

• Kankanahalli Srinivas, Vasudevan Jagannathan, Y. V. Ramana Reddy, Raghu Karinthi:
  Java and Beyond: Executable Content - Guest Editors' Introduction. 49-52
  
• James Gosling:
  The Feel of Java. 53-57
  
• Jonathan P. Munson, Prasun Dewan:
  Sync: A Java Framework for Mobil Collaborative Applications. 59-66
  
• Cheng-Hsueh A. Hsieh, Marie T. Conte, Teresa L. Johnson, John C. Gyllenhaal, Wen-mei W. Hwu:
  Optimizing NET Compilers for Improved Java Performance. 67-75
  
• X. Nick Zhang:
  Secure Code Distribution. 76-79
  

• Kuhanandha Mahalingam, Michael N. Huhns:
  A Tool for Organizing Web Information. 80-83
  
• Mika Leppinen, Pekka Pulkkinen, Aapo Rautiainen:
  Java- and CORBA-Based Network Management. 83-87
  
• Siddhartha Chatterjee, M. Paramasivam, William J. Yakowenko:
  Architecture for a Web-Accessible Simulation Environment. 88-91
  

• Joan Sullivan:
  SQL Test Suite Goes Online. 103-105
  

• William Fornaciari, Donatella Sciuto:
  A Two-Level Cosimulation Environment. 109-111
  

• Judy Bamberger:
  Essence of the Capability Maturity Model. 112-114
  

• Prabhu Ram, Robert M. Abarbanel:
  Enterprise Computing: The Java Factor. 115-117
  

• Francis McInerney, Sean White:
  The Internet's Sustainable Advantage. 118-120
  

Volume 30, Number 7, July 1997

• W. Neville Holmes: The Myth of the Intelligent Computer. 8

• Lee Garber, Paul Korzeniowski:
  Internet Splits over Domain Name Controversy. 12-14
  

• Udo Flohr:
  Interactive Online 3D's Future. 15-16
  

• Steven P. Vanderwiel, David J. Lilja:
  When Caches Aren't Enough: Data Prefetching Techniques. 23-30
  

• David Harel, Eran Gery:
  Executable Object Modeling with Statecharts. 31-42
  
• Richard W. Conners, D. Earl Kline, Philip A. Araman, Thomas H. Drayer:
  Machine Vision Technology for the Forest Products Industry. 43-48
  
• Massimo Bertozzi, Alberto Broggi:
  Vision-Based Vehicle Guidance. 49-54
  
• Bahram Parvin, John R. Taylor, Daniel E. Callahan, William E. Johnston, Ulrich Dahmen:
  Visual Servoing for Online Facilities. 56-62
  
• Per Stenström, Mats Brorsson, Fredrik Dahlgren, Håkan Grahn, Michel Dubois:
  Boosting the Performance of Shared Memory Multiprocessors. 63-70
  
• Eric van der Deijl, Gerco Kanbier, Olivier Temam, Elana D. Granston:
  A Cache Visualization Tool. 71-78
  

• Dave Crocker:
  Domain Name Expansion Plan Deserves Support. 104-105
  

• David W. Oliver:
  Optimizing the Organization's Structure. 110-112
  

• Bertrand Meyer:
  The Next Software Breakthrough. 113-114
  

• Patrick J. Lynch, Sarah Horton:
  Imprudent Linking Weaves a Tangled Web. 115-117
  

• Ted G. Lewis: Emergent Behavior, Emergent Profits. 118-120

Volume 30, Number 8, August 1997

• Carlo Pescio: Seven Aphorisms of Software Development. 9

• John Edwards:
  Voice-Based Interfaces Make PCs Better Listeners. 14-16
  

• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols:
  Making the PC Easier to Use. 17-25
  

• Gail C. Murphy, David Notkin:
  Reengineering with Reflection Models: A Case Study. 29-36
  

• Diane M. Strong, Yang W. Lee, Richard Y. Wang:
  10 Potholes in the Road to Information Quality. 38-46
  

• Alexander D. Stoyen:
  Fighting Complexity in Computer Systems - Guest Editor's Introduction. 47-48
  
• David Dikel, David Kane, Steve Ornburn, William Loftus, Jim Wilson:
  Applying Software Product-Line Architecture. 49-55
  
• King-Tim Ko, Kit-Sang Tang, Cheung-Yau Chan, Kim-Fung Man, Sam Kwong:
  Using Genetic Algorithms to Design Mesh Networks. 56-61
  
• K. H. Kim:
  Object Structures for Real-Time Systems and Simulators. 62-70
  

• Charles Severance:
  Could LDAP Be the Next Killer DAP? 88-89
  

• Michael Mrva:
  Reuse Factors in Embedded Systems Design. 93-95
  

• James Bach:
  Good Enough Quality: Beyond the Buzzword. 96-98
  

• Theresa-Marie Rhyne, Donald P. Brutzman, Michael R. Macedonia:
  Internetworked Graphics and the Web. 99-101
  

• Mark E. Sampson:
  The Allegory of the Humidifier: POI for Systems Engineering. 102-104
  

Volume 30, Number 9, September 1997

• Victor J. Duvanenko: Two Writes Make a Read. 8

• David Sims:
  Vendors Struggle with Costs, Benefits of Shrinking Cycle Times. 12-14
  

• Joe Mullich:
  Data Mining: Making Data Meaningful. 18
  

• N. Asokan, Philippe A. Janson, Michael Steiner, Michael Waidner:
  The State of the Art in Electronic Payment Systems. 28-35
  

• Doug Matzke:
  Will Physical Scalability Sabotage Performance Gains? 37-39
  
• Joseph A. Fisher:
  Walk-Time Techniques: Catalyst for Architectural Change. 40-42
  
• Keith Diefendorff, Pradeep K. Dubey:
  How Multimedia Workloads Will Change Processor Design. 43-45
  

• Doug Burger, James R. Goodman: Billion-Transistor Architectures - Guest Editors' Introduction. 46-49
• Yale N. Patt, Sanjay J. Patel, Marius Evers, Daniel H. Friendly, Jared Stark:
  One Billion Transistors, One Uniprocessor, One Chip. 51-57
  
• Mikko H. Lipasti, John Paul Shen:
  Superspeculative Microarchitecture for Beyond AD 2000. 59-66
  
• James E. Smith, Sriram Vajapeyam:
  Trace Processors: Moving to Fourth-Generation Microarchitectures. 68-74
  
• Christoforos E. Kozyrakis, Stylianos Perissakis, David A. Patterson, Thomas E. Anderson, Krste Asanovic, Neal Cardwell, Richard Fromm, Jason Golbus, Benjamin Gribstad, Kimberly Keeton, Randi Thomas, Noah Treuhaft, Katherine A. Yelick:
  Scalable Processors in the Billion-Transistor Era: IRAM. 75-78
  
• Lance Hammond, Basem A. Nayfeh, Kunle Olukotun:
  A Single-Chip Multiprocessor. 79-85
  
• Elliot Waingold, Michael Bedford Taylor, Devabhaktuni Srikrishna, Vivek Sarkar, Walter Lee, Victor Lee, Jang Kim, Matthew Frank, Peter Finch, Rajeev Barua, Jonathan Babb, Saman P. Amarasinghe, Anant Agarwal:
  Baring It All to Software: Raw Machines. 86-93
  

• Jerry Foley, Charles Severance:
  OSI Retrospect and Prospect. 123-124
  

• Vijay Gurbaxani, Janet Wilson:
  Bridging IT and Business: Techno MBAs. 128-129
  

• Carlo Pescio:
  Principles Versus Patterns. 130-131
  

• L. John Mason:
  Stress and the Ultimate Luddite Survival Mechanism. 132-133
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Digitopolis Meets Encalming Technology. 134-136
  

Volume 30, Number 10, October 1997

• Lawrence T. Hardiman:
  Personality Types and Software Engineers. 10
  

• David Clark:
  Will New Fiber Technology Quench the Thrist for Bandwidth? 14-15
  

• George Lawton:
  Dawn of the Internet Appliance. 16-18
  

• Scott Hamilton, Lee Garber:
  Deep Blue's Hardware-Software Synergy. 29-35
  

• Ivar Jacobson, Martin L. Griss, Patrik Jonsson:
  Making the Reuse Business Work. 36-42
  

• David C. Rine:
  Supporting Reuse with Object Technology - Guest Editor's Introduction. 43-45
  
• Robert G. Fichman, Chris F. Kemerer:
  Object Technology and Reuse: Lessons from Early Adopters. 47-59
  
• John C. Zubeck:
  Implementing Reuse with RAD Tools' Native Objects. 60-65
  
• Letha H. Etzkorn, Carl G. Davis:
  Automatically Identifying Reusable OO Legacy Code. 66-71
  
• Ernesto Damiani, Maria Grazia Fugini, Enrico Fusaschi:
  A Descriptor-Based Approach to OO Code Reuse. 73-80
  

• Vir V. Phoha:
  A Standard for Software Documentation. 97-98
  

• William H. Mangione-Smith:
  Application Design for Configurable Computing. 115-117
  

• Luke Hohmann:
  In Methods We Trust? 119-121
  

• Reed Hundt:
  The Internet: From Here to Ubiquity. 122-124
  

• Terry Bollinger:
  The Interplay of Art and Science in Software. 125-128
  

Volume 30, Number 11, November 1997

• Dwayne Phillips: Is Your Project a Dilbert Cartoon? 6

• George Lawton:
  In Search of Real-Time Internet Service. 14-16
  

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.:
  Virtual Private Networks: Leveraging the Internet. 18-20
  

• Huaiqing Wang, Chen Wang:
  Intelligent Agents in the Nuclear Industry. 28-34
  

• David Maulsby, Ian H. Witten:
  Teaching Agents to Learn: From User Study to Implementation. 36-44
  

• Hesham El-Rewini, Michael C. Mulder, Peter Freeman, Gordon E. Stokes, Innes Jelly, Lillian N. Cassel, Doris K. Lidtke, Stefano Russo, Bernd J. Krämer, Jimmie E. Haines, A. Joe Turner:
  Keeping Pace with an Information Society. 46-57
  
• David Garlan, David P. Gluch, James E. Tomayko:
  Agents of Change: Educating Software Engineering Leaders. 59-65
  

• Tony Werner, Venkatesh Akella:
  Asynchronous Processor Survey. 67-76
  
• Nabil N. Kamel:
  Predicate Caching for Data-Intensive Autonomous Systems. 77-83
  

• Roger Howe:
  ISO 14001: The Green Standard. 133-134
  

• Jerry Porras:
  Building the Vision: Lessons for All Leaders (interview). 135-136
  

• Christopher Creel, Bertrand Meyer, Philippe Stephan:
  The Opportunity of a Millennium. 137-138
  

• Ronald J. Vetter, Charles Severance:
  Web-Based Education Experiences. 139-141
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Cars, Phones, and Tamagotchi Tribes. 142-144
  

Volume 30, Number 12, December 1997

• K. V. K. K. Prasad: Matching People and Jobs: The I-CMM Proposal. 10

• John Edwards:
  New Interfaces: Making Computers More Accessible. 12-14
  

• Chris Herringshaw:
  Detecting Attacks on Networks. 16-17
  

• Niels Ole Bernsen, Hans Dybkjær, Laila Dybkjær:
  What Should Your Speech System Say? 25-31
  

• Yale N. Patt:
  Identifiying Obstacles in the Path to More. 32
  
• Thomas M. Conte, Pradeep K. Dubey, Matthew D. Jennings, Ruby B. Lee, Alex Peleg, Salliah Rathnam, Michael S. Schlansker, Peter Song, Andrew Wolfe:
  Challenges to Combining General-Purpose and Multimedia Processors. 33-37
  
• William H. Mangione-Smith, Brad Hutchins, David L. Andrews, André DeHon, Carl Ebeling, Reiner W. Hartenstein, Oskar Mencer, John Morris, Krishna V. Palem, Viktor K. Prasanna, Henk A. E. Spaanenburg:
  Seeking Solutions in Configurable Computing. 38-43
  
• Per Stenström, Erik Hagersten, David J. Lilja, Margaret Martonosi, Madan Venugopal:
  Trends in Shared Memory Multiprocessing. 44-50
  
• Sarita V. Adve, Doug Burger, Rudolf Eigenmann, Alasdair Rawsthorne, Michael D. Smith, Catherine H. Gebotys, Mahmut T. Kandemir, David J. Lilja, Alok N. Choudhary, Jesse Zhixi Fang, Pen-Chung Yew:
  Changing Interaction of Compiler and Architecture. 51-58
  
• Hasan Alkhatib, Chase Bailey, Mario Gerla, James McCrae:
  Wireless Data Networks: Reaching the Extra Mile. 59-62
  
• Michael S. Schlansker, Thomas M. Conte, James C. Dehnert, Kemal Ebcioglu, Jesse Zhixi Fang, Carol L. Thompson:
  Compilers for Instruction-Level Parallelism. 63-69
  

• Frank Dawson:
  Emerging Calendaring and Scheduling Standards. 126-128
  

• Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Fault Injection for the Masses. 129-130
  

• Kenneth I. Magel:
  Is It Too Late to Put the User Back into HTML? 131-132
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Converging on Program Simplicity. 134-136
  

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