IEEE Computer, Volume 31, 1998

Volume 31, Number 1, January 1998

• Doris L. Carver: Building on Success: Our 1998 Plan. 4-6

• David Clark: New Era for Digital Signal Processors. 10-11

• David D. Clark, Edward A. Feigenbaum, Donald P. Greenberg, Juris Hartmanis, Robert W. Lucky, Robert Metcalfe, Raj Reddy, Mary Shaw, William A. Wulf:
  Innovation and Obstacles: The Future of Computing. 29-38
  
• Janet Wilson, Marc Tremblay, Greg Grohoski, Brad Burgess, Earl Killian, Robert P. Colwell, Paul I. Rubinfeld:
  Challenges and Trends in Processor Design. 39-48
  
• Wen-mei W. Hwu: Introduction to Predicate Execution. 49-50
• Scott Hamilton:
  Inside Microsoft Research. 51-58
  
• Ted G. Lewis:
  Information Appliances: Gadget Netopia. 59-68
  
• Akhtar Jameel, Matthias Stümpfle, Daniel Jiang, Axel Fuchs:
  Web on Wheels: Toward Internet-Enabled Cars. 69-76
  
• Edward A. Lee, David G. Messerschmitt:
  Engineering and Education for the Future. 77-85
  

• Alan H. Karp, Ewing L. Lusk, David H. Bailey:
  1997 Gordon Bell Prize Winners. 86-92
  

• Nabil R. Adam, Aryya Gangopadhyay:
  Content-Based Retrieval in Digital Libraries. 93-94
  

• Charles Severance:
  Conflict and Consensus: The Role of Standards. 138-139
  

• Bertrand Meyer:
  The Future of Object Technology. 140-141
  

• Ronald J. Vetter, Kirk L. Kroeger: The Internet in the Year Ahead. 143-144

• Norman L. Kerth, James Coplien, Jerry M. Weinberg: Call for the Rational Use of Personality Indicators. 146-147

• Ted G. Lewis: Who's Afraid of Wintel? 149-152

Volume 31, Number 2, February 1998

• Don Kiely: Are Components the Future of Software? 10-11

• H. John Caulfield:
  Perspectives in Optical Computing. 22-25
  

• Neil F. Johnson, Sushil Jajodia:
  Exploring Steganography: Seeing the Unseen. 26-34
  

• Leo J. Irakliotis, Pericles A. Mitkas:
  Optics: A Maturing Technology for Better Computing - Guest Editors' Introduction. 36-37
  
• James Gourlay, Tsung-Yi Yang, Julian A. B. Dines, Andrew C. Walker:
  Development of Free-Space Digital Optics in Computing. 38-44
  
• Pericles A. Mitkas, George A. Betzos, Leo J. Irakliotis:
  Optical Processing Paradigms for Electronic Computers. 45-51
  
• Demetri Psaltis, Geoffrey W. Burr:
  Holographic Data Storage. 52-60
  
• Masatoshi Ishikawa, Neil McArdle:
  Optically Interconnected Parallel Computing Systems. 61-68
  
• Peter S. Guilfoyle, John M. Hessenbruch, Richard V. Stone:
  Free-Space Interconnects for High-Performance Optoelectronic Switching. 69-75
  

• Daniel E. Cooke: Outlook on Language Research and Practice. 76-77

• Donald C. Loughry:
  The IEEE-SA: A New Era for Standards. 106
  

• Andrew P. Sage:
  Toward Systems Ecology. 107-110
  

• James Bach:
  Microdynamics of Process Evolution. 111-113
  

• Joao Carreira, João Gabriel Silva:
  Computer Science and the Pygmalion Effect. 116-117
  

• Harold W. Lason: Salvation from System Complexity. 118-120

Volume 31, Number 3, March 1998

• John Edwards: Changing Database Market Hurts Major Vendors. 10-11

• Tammy Parker: Mobile Wireless Internet Technology Faces Hurdles. 12-14

• John K. Ousterhout:
  Scripting: Higher-Level Programming for the 21st Century. 23-30
  

• Adair Dingle, Thomas H. Hildebrandt:
  Improving C++ Performance Using Temporaries. 31-41
  

• David Krieger, Richard M. Adler:
  The Emergence of Distributed Component Platforms. 43-53
  
• Daniel E. O'Leary:
  Enterprise Knowledge Management. 54-61
  

• P. M. Melliar-Smith, Louise E. Moser:
  Surviving Network Partitioning. 62-68
  
• John W. Sheppard, William R. Simpson:
  Managing Conflict in System Diagnosis. 69-76
  
• Noppanunt Utamaphethai, Sumit Ghosh:
  Dicaf: A Distributed Architecture for Intelligent Transportation. 78-84
  

• Goffredo Haus: Rescuing La Scala's Music Archives. 88-89

• William Kahan: IEEE 754 - Interview. 114-115

• Warren Bennis, Patricia Ward Biederman:
  None of Us Is As Smart As All of Us. 116-117
  

• Joseph Gil, David H. Lorenz:
  Design Patterns and Language Design. 118-120
  

• Hermann A. Maurer:
  Web-Based Knowledge Management. 122-123
  

• Richard Marlon Stein: Does Determinism Dictate Dignity? 124

• Ted G. Lewis: Java Holy War '98. 126-128

Volume 31, Number 4, April 1998

• George Lawton:
  Paving the Information Superhighway's Last Mile. 10-14
  

• David Clark: Developments Shake Domain-Name Plan. 17

• Maurice V. Wilkes:
  A Revisionist Account of Early Language Development. 22-25
  
• Michael J. Flynn:
  Computer Engineering 30 Years After the IBM Model 91. 27-31
  

• I-Ling Yen, Raymond A. Paul, Kinji Mori:
  Toward Integrated Methods for High-Assurance Systems (Guest Editors' Introduction). 32-34
  
• I-Ling Yen, Raymond A. Paul, Victor L. Winter, John M. Covan, Larry J. Dalton, Leon Alkalai, Ann T. Tai, Rick Harper, Barry Flahive, Wei-Tek Tsai, Ramin Mojdehbakhsh, Sanjai Rayadurgam, Kinji Mori, Michael R. Lowry:
  Key Applications for High-Assurance Systems. 35-45
  
• Mats Per Erik Heimdahl, Jeffrey M. Thompson, Barbara J. Czerny:
  Specification and Analysis of Intercomponent Communication. 47-54
  
• Myong H. Kang, Andrew P. Moore, Ira S. Moskowitz:
  Design and Assurance Strategy for the NRL Pump. 56-64
  
• Taghi M. Khoshgoftaar, Edward B. Allen, Robert Halstead, Gary P. Trio, Ronald M. Flass:
  Using Process History to Predict Software Quality. 66-72
  

• Douglas W. Westcott: Designs for the Computers of Tomorrow. 76-77

• John R. Gilbert:
  Integrating CAD Tools for MEMS Design. 99-101
  

• Lewis Gray:
  Gray Rebuts Bach: No Cowboy Programmers! 102-103
  

• Nick Tredennick: This Cyberfarce Stars Elvis and the Nerds. 104-105

• Al Borchers, Jonathan L. Herlocker, John Riedl:
  Ganging up on Information Overload. 106-108
  

• Ware Myers:
  Why Software Developers Refuse to Improve. 110-112
  

Volume 31, Number 5, May 1998

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.: Hardware-Based Networking Widens the Pipes. 8-9

• David Clark:
  Are ATM, Gigabit Ethernet Ready for Prime Time? 11-13
  

• Marvin V. Zelkowitz, Dolores R. Wallace:
  Experimental Models for Validating Technology. 23-31
  

• Walter F. Tichy:
  Should Computer Scientists Experiment More? 32-40
  

• Pradip Bose, Thomas M. Conte:
  Performance Analysis and Its Impact on Design. 41-49
  
• Matt Reilly, John H. Edmondson:
  Performance Simulation of an Alpha Microprocessor. 50-58
  
• Bryan Black, John Paul Shen:
  Calibration of Microprocessor Performance Models. 59-65
  

• Kurt Maly, Ajay K. Gupta, Satish Mynam:
  BTU: A Host Communication Benchmark. 66-74
  
• Spencer W. Ng:
  Advances in Disk Technology: Performance Issues. 75-81
  

• Charles Severance: Grab the Change to Work on the Leading Edge. 99

• Steve McConnell:
  The Power of Process. 100-102
  

• Robert L. Glass: Success? Failure? Or Both? 103

• Bertrand Meyer, Christine Mingins, Heinz W. Schmidt:
  Providing Trusted Components to the Industry. 104-105
  

• Volker Turau:
  What Practices Are Being Adopted on the Web? 106-108
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Why the Economy Is So Good. 110-112
  

Volume 31, Number 6, June 1998

• Lee Garber, David Sims: In Pursuit of Hardware-Software Codesign. 12-14

• George Lawton: The Internet's Challenge to Privacy. 16-18

• Niklaus Wirth:
  Hardware Compilation: Translating Programs into Circuits. 25-31
  

• Bruce L. Jacob, Trevor N. Mudge:
  Virtual Memory: Issues of Implementation. 33-43
  

• Jeffrey M. Voas:
  The Challenges of Using COTS Software in Component-Based Development (Guest Editor's Introduction). 44-45
  
• Nancy Talbert, John A. McDermid:
  The Cost of COTS (Interview). 46-52
  
• Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Certifying Off-the-Shelf Software Components. 53-59
  
• Ulf Lindqvist, Erland Jonsson:
  A Map of Security Risks Associated wuth Using COTS. 60-66
  
• Qun Zhong, Nigel Edwards:
  Security Control for COTS Components. 67-73
  

• John Hurd: Why Does Digital Participate in Standards? 95-96

• Scott Bollig, Dan Xiao:
  Throwing Off the Shackles of a Legacy System. 104-106
  

• James Bach, Dave W. Smith:
  Plans, Lies, and Videotape. 107-109
  

• Scott Hamilton, Bjarne Stroustrup:
  The Real Stroustrup Interview. 110-114
  

• Alfred Bork, David R. Britton Jr.:
  The Web Is Not Yet Suitable for Learning. 115-116
  

• Timothy J. Rogers:
  Building the US Workforce, One Engineer At A Time. 117-120
  

Volume 31, Number 7, July 1998

• Barry Phillips:
  Have Storage Area Networks Come of Age? 10-12
  

• George Lawton:
  Multicasting: Will It Transform the Internet? 13-15
  

• Carole Dulong:
  The IA-64 Architecture at Work. 24-32
  
• Barry W. Boehm, Alexander Egyed, Julie Kwan, Daniel Port, Archita Shah, Raymond J. Madachy:
  Using the WinWin Spiral Model: A Case Study. 33-44
  

• Jed Lengyel:
  The Convergence of Graphics and Vision. 46-53
  

• Sally A. McKee, Robert H. Klenke, Kenneth L. Wright, William A. Wulf, Maximo H. Salinas, James H. Aylor, Alan P. Baston:
  Smarter Memory: Improving Bandwidth for Streamed References. 54-63
  
• Hiralal Agrawal, James L. Alberi, Joseph Robert Horgan, J. Jenny Li, Saul London, W. Eric Wong, Sudipto Ghosh, Norman Wilde:
  Mining System Tests to Aid Software Maintenance. 64-73
  

• Karl Reed: Why the CS Should Help Chart the Future of IT. 77-78

• Rob Lanphier:
  Standardizing Real-Time Streaming Protocols (Interview). 94-95
  

• Bertrand Meyer:
  Tell Less, Say More: The Power of Implicitness. 97-98
  

• Paul Bassett:
  Managing for Flexible Software Manufacturing. 100-102
  

• Jukka K. Korpela:
  Lurching Toward Babel: HTML, CSS, and XML. 103-104
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Mitigating Microsoft with Virtual Consoles. 105-106
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Joe Sixpack, Larry Lemming, and Ralph Nader. 107-108
  
• Dominique S. Black:
  Behind the Hype About the IT Labor "Shortage". 110-112
  

Volume 31, Number 8, August 1998

• Richard Marlon Stein: T. J. Roders, H-1B Visas, and Me. 8

• George Lawton:
  Biometrics: A New Era in Security. 16-18
  

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.:
  Active Networks: The Programmable Pipeline. 19-21
  

• Mark D. Hill:
  Multiprocessors Should Support Simple Memory-Consistency Models. 28-34
  

• Earl Long, Amit Misra, Janos Sztipanovits:
  Increasing Productivity at Saturn. 35-43
  

• Manfred Schlett:
  Trends in Embedded-Microprocessor Design. 44-49
  
• Jennifer Eyre, Jeff Bier:
  DSP Processors Hit the Mainstream. 51-59
  
• Stephan Schulz II, Jerzy W. Rozenblit, Michael Mrva, Klaus Buchenrieder:
  Model-Based Codesign. 60-67
  

• Tony Savor, Rudolph E. Seviora:
  Toward Automatic Detection of Software Failures. 68-74
  
• Hsinchun Chen, Jay F. Nunamaker, Richard E. Orwig, Olga Titkova:
  Information Visualization for Collaborative Computing. 75-82
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Toward Decent Text Encoding. 108-109
  

• Mark T. Smith:
  Smart Cards: Integrating for Portable Complexity. 110-112
  

• James Bach:
  The Highs and Lows of Change Control. 113-115
  

• Janet Wilson:
  The IETF: Laying the Net's Asphalt. 116-117
  

• Simon Napper:
  Embedded-System Design Plays Catch-Up. 118-120
  

Volume 31, Number 9, September 1998

• Lee Goldberg:
  The Advent of "Green" Computers. 16-19
  

• Patrick W. Dowd, John T. McHenry:
  Network Security: It's Time to Take It Seriously (Guest Editors' Introduction). 24-28
  
• Bruce Schneier:
  Cryptographic Design Vulnerabilities. 29-33
  
• Andrew Csinger, Keng Siau: The Global Public Key Infrastructure: terms and Concepts. 30-31
• Aviel D. Rubin, Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
  A Survey of Web Security. 34-41
  
• Cory F. Cohen, Derek K. Simmel: Three Vulnerabilities. 36-37
• Rolf Oppliger:
  Security at the Internet Layer. 43-47
  
• William A. Arbaugh, James R. Davin, David J. Farber, Jonathan M. Smith:
  Security for Virtual Private Intranets. 48-55
  
• Thomas D. Tarman, Robert L. Hutchinson, Lyndon G. Pierson, Peter E. Sholander, Edward L. Witzke:
  Algorithm-Agile Encryption in ATM Networks. 57-64
  

• Claude Petitpierre:
  Synchronous C++: A Language for Interactive Applcations. 65-72
  

• Diana J. Bendz: Electronics and the Environment. 73-74

• Mark Resmer:
  Internet Architectures for Learning. 105-106
  

• Patricia Cravener:
  Education on the Web: A Rejoinder. 107-108
  

• Ted G. Lewis: What to Do About Microsoft. 109-112

Volume 31, Number 10, October 1998

• John Edwards:
  The Changing Face of Freeware. 11-13
  

• Barry Phillips:
  Designers: The Browser War Casualties. 14-16
  

• Harlan McGhan, Mike O'Connor:
  PicoJava: A Direct Execution Engine For Java Bytecode. 22-30
  

• Daniel S. Goldin, Samuel L. Venneri, Ahmed K. Noor:
  Beyond Incremental Change. 31-39
  

• David A. Solomon:
  The Windows NT Kernel Architecture. 40-47
  
• Luis-Felipe Cabrera, Brian Andrew, Kyle Peltonen, Norbert Kusters:
  Advances in Windows NT Storage Management. 48-54
  
• Rod Gamache, Rob Short, Mike Massa:
  Windows NT Clustering Service. 55-62
  

• Stephen G. Eick:
  A Visualization Tool for Y2K. 63-69
  
• Shubhendu S. Mukherjee, Mark D. Hill:
  Making Network Interfaces Less Peripheral. 70-76
  
• Rajive Bagrodia, Richard A. Meyer, Mineo Takai, Yuan Chen, Xiang Zeng, Jay Martin, Ha Yoon Song:
  Parssec: A Parallel Simulation Environment for Complex Systems. 77-85
  

• N. Ranganathan: A Forum for VLSI Practitioners. 86

• Nate Zelnick:
  Nifty Technology and Nonconformance: The Web in Crisis. 115-116
  

• Harold W. Lawson:
  From Busyware to Stableware. 117-119
  

• Jon Bosak:
  Media-Independent Publishing: Four Myths about XML. 120-122
  

• David Notkin: The Lifeblood of Our Field. 123

• James Bach:
  A Framework for Good Enough Testing. 124-126
  

• Robert N. Britcher: Software Reliability: Numbers Aren't the Whole Story. 127-128

Volume 31, Number 11, November 1998

• John Callahan:
  Moving Toward Effortless Networking. 12-14
  

• Gene J. Koprowski: Emerging Uncertainty Over IPv6. 16-17

• Christoforos E. Kozyrakis, David A. Patterson:
  A New Direction for Computer Architecture Research. 24-32
  

• Douglas K. Barry, Torsten Stanienda:
  Solving the Java Object Storage Problem. 33-40
  

• Andrew A. Chien, Mark D. Hill, Shubhendu S. Mukherjee:
  Design Challenges for High-Performance Network Interfaces - Guest Editors' Introduction. 42-44
  
• Simon Walton, Anne Hutton, Joseph D. Touch:
  High-Speed Data Paths in Host-Based Routers. 46-52
  
• Raoul Bhoedjang, Tim Rühl, Henri E. Bal:
  User-Level Network Interface Protocols. 53-60
  
• Thorsten von Eicken, Werner Vogels:
  Evolution of the Virtual Interface Architecture. 61-68
  
• Whay Sing Lee, William J. Dally, Stephen W. Keckler, Nicholas P. Carter, Andrew Chang:
  An Efficient, Protected Message Interface. 69-75
  

• Fred Douglis, Steve J. Chapin, James Isaak: Internet Research on Internet Time. 76-78

• Charles Severance:
  FireWire Finally Comes Home. 117-118
  

• Volker Turau:
  The Fortune 500 Web. 119-120
  

• W. Neville Holmes: The Myth of the Computer Revolution. 121-122

• Bertrand Meyer:
  The Role of Object-Oriented Metrics. 123-125
  

• Ted G. Lewis: The Legacy Maturity Model. 125-128

Volume 31, Number 12, December 1998

• Lee Garber: US Will Grant More High-Tech Visas. 15-16
• Lee Garber: Internet Pioneer Jon Postel Dies. 16

• David Clark: Heavy Traffic Drives Networks to IP over Sonet. 17-20

• Cynthia E. Irvine, Shiu-Kai Chin, Deborah A. Frincke:
  Integrating Security into the Curriculum. 25-30
  

• Benjamin Falchuk, Ahmed Karmouch:
  Visual Modeling for Agent-Based Applications. 31-38
  
• Munindar P. Singh:
  Agent Communication Languages: Rethinking the Principles. 40-47
  
• Pearl Brereton, David Budgen, Geoff Hamilton:
  Hypertext: The Next Maintenance Mountain. 49-55
  

• Janos Sztipanovits: Integrated Engineering of Computer-Based Systems. 68-69

• Todd Carpenter:
  Avionics Integration for CNS/ATM. 124-126
  

• Johanna Rothman:
  Of Crazy Numbers and Realease Criteria. 127-128
  

• Jim Isaak:
  The Role of Government in IT Standards. 129
  

• Michael Monticino:
  Web-Analysis: Striping Away the Hype. 130-132
  

• Will Tracz: Changing the Channel. 133

• Brian Halla: How the PC Will Disappear. 134-136

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