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ORCIDAFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference 1969: Boston, MA, USA
- Harrison W. Fuller:
American Federation of Information Processing Societies: AFIPS Conference Proceedings: 1969 Spring Joint Computer Conference, Boston, MA, USA, May 14-16, 1969. AFIPS Conference Proceedings 34, AFIPS Press 1968, ISBN 978-1-4503-7902-1
Operating systems
- Stuart E. Madnick, Joseph W. Alsop II:
A modular approach to file system design. 1-13 - J. L. Johnstone:
RTOS: extending OS/360 for real time spaceflight control. 15-27
On-line business applications
- John T. Gilmore Jr.:
On-line business applications. 29-30 - Charles T. Casale:
On-line business applications. 30-31 - Martin Greenberger:
On-line business applications. 32 - William M. Zani:
On-line business applications. 32-33
Computers and the underprivileged
- Milton Bauman:
Computers and the underprivileged. 35-36 - John J. Donovan:
A program for the underprivileged and overprivileged in the Boston community. 36 - William B. Lewis:
What the JOBS program is all about. 37 - Allen L. Morton Jr.:
Computers and the underprivileged. 37-38 - Joseph Seiler:
Experimental and demonstration manpower projects. 38-40
Computers in service to libraries of the future
- W. N. Locke:
Computers in service to libraries of the future: library requirements. 41-42 - Henriette D. Avram:
Using computer technology: frustrations abound. 42-44 - Howard W. Dillon:
Computers in service to libraries of the future. 44-45
Software
- Harry Katzan Jr.:
Batch, conversational, and incremental compilers. 47-56 - Norma E. Abel, Paul P. Budnik, David J. Kuck, Yoichi Muraoka, Robert S. Northcote, Robert B. Wilhelmson:
TRANQUIL: a language for an array processing computer. 57-73 - Michael P. Barnett, William M. Ruhsam:
SNAP: an experiment in natural language programming. 75-87 - Ward Douglas Maurer:
The compiled macro assembler. 89-93
Models of intelligence
- W. Clark Naylor:
Some logical and numerical aspects of pattern recognition and artificial intelligence. 95-101 - Albert L. Zobrist:
A model of visual organization for the game of GO. 103-112 - Louis L. Sutro, William L. Kilmer:
Assembly of computers to command and control a robot. 113-137 - Giacomo Cioffi, Eugenio Fiorillo:
Diagnosis and utilization of faulty universal tree circuits. 139-147
Techniques for displays and picture processing
- Everett A. Vorthmann, Joseph T. Maupin:
Solid state keyboard. 149-159 - Richard A. Metzger:
Computer generated graphic segments in a raster display. 161-172 - Grant B. Anderson, Thomas S. Huang:
Errors in frequency-domain processing of images. 173-185 - Lawrence A. Dunn, Lakshmi N. Goyal, Bruce H. McCormick, Val G. Tareski:
Parametric description of a scan-display system. 187-206
Computer aided design
- Lawrence A. O'Neill:
Interactive tolerance analysis with graphic display. 207-213 - Y. T. Yen:
A method of automatic fault-detection test generation for four-phase MOS LSI circuits. 215-220 - A. B. Carroll, M. Kato, Y. Koga, K. Naemura:
A method of diagnostic test generation. 221-228 - Francis J. McIntosh, W. W. Happ:
Programmed test patterns for multiterminal devices. 229-240
Time-sharing systems
- James W. Meeker, N. Ronald Crandall, Fred A. Dayton, G. Rose:
OS-3: the Oregon State open shop operating system. 241-248 - Norman Weizer, G. Oppenheimer:
Virtual memory management in a paging environment. 249-256 - Herbert D. Schwetman, James R. DeLine:
An operational analysis of a remote console system. 257-264 - Maurice V. Wilkes:
A model for core space allocation in a time-sharing system. 265-271
Graphic applications
- Ronald M. Baecker:
Picture-driven animation. 273-288 - Calvin M. Theiss:
Computer graphics displays of simulated automobile dynamics. 289-296 - Dan Cohen, Theodore M. P. Lee:
Fast drawing of curves for computer display. 297-307 - Theodore M. P. Lee:
A class of surfaces for computer display. 309-319 - Barry W. Boehm, Vivian R. Lamb, R. L. Mobley, John E. Rieber:
POGO: programmer-oriented graphics operation. 321-330
Topics of current interest
- J. Francis Reintjes, Richard S. Marcus:
Computer-aided processing of the news. 331-338 - G. F. Duffy, F. P. Gartner:
An on-line information system for management. 339-350 - Edmond S. Mesko:
Computers and congress. 351-358 - Marvin S. Horovitz:
Automatic checkout of small computers. 359-365 - Dennie Van Tassel:
Cryptographic techniques for computers. 367-372 - Elizabeth R. Alexander:
Montessori techniques applied to programmer training in a workshop environment. 373-379
Papers relating to memory
- Martin A. Fischler, Allen Reiter:
Variable topology random access memory organizations. 381-391 - C. V. Ravi:
Fault location in memory systems by program. 393-401 - H. R. Lambert:
Characteristics of faults in MOS arrays. 403-410
Managing large-scale software projects
- F. M. Trapnell:
A systematic approach to the development of system programs. 411-418 - Malcolm H. Gotterer:
Management of computer programmers. 419-424 - Ronald H. Kay:
The management and organization of large scale software development projects. 425-433
Information retrieval and libraries
- Michael E. Lesk, Gerard Salton:
Interactive search and retrieval methods using automatic information displays. 435-446 - Donald J. Hillman, Andrew J. Kasarda:
The LEADER retrieval system. 447-455
A progress report on project Intrex
- J. Francis Reintjes:
System characteristics of Intrex. 457-459 - Richard S. Marcus, Peter Kugel, Robert L. Kusik:
An experimental computer-stored, augmented catalog of professional literature. 461-473 - D. R. Knudson, S. N. Teicher:
Remote text access in a computerized library information retrieval system. 475-481 - Donald R. Haring, James K. Roberge:
A combined display for computer venerated data and scanned photographic images. 483-490
Computers and communications
- Peter E. Jackson, Charles D. Stubbs:
A study of multiaccess computer communications. 491-504 - Jack M. Pearlman, Richard Snyder, Richard Caplan:
A communications environment emulator. 505-512
Applications of comuters in the urban environment
- Robert Amsterdam:
Development of New York City's geographic data network. 513-521 - Steven B. Lipner:
Requirements for the development of computer-based urban information systems. 523-528 - John D. Hodges Jr., Douglas W. Whitehead:
Automatic traffic signal control systems: the metropolitan Toronto experience. 529-535
Education of computer professional
- Jack B. Dennis:
Inter-relating hardware and software in computer science education. 537-538 - George E. Forsythe:
Let's not discriminate against good work in design or experimentation. 538-539 - Lotfi A. Zadeh:
Applied computer science. 539-540 - Alan J. Perlis:
Identifying and developing curricula in software engineering. 540-541
Tools for system programming
- Charles A. Lang:
SAL: systems assembly languages. 543-555 - Martin Richards:
BCPL: a tool for compiler writing and system programming. 557-566 - Robert M. Balzer:
EXDAMS: extendable debugging and monitoring system. 567-580
Central processor system design
- Leonard W. Cotten:
Maximum-rate pipeline systems. 581-586 - Stanley M. Altman, Arthur W. Lo:
Systematic design for modular realization of control functions. 587-595 - James A. Field:
Optimizing floating point arithmetic via post addition shift probabilities. 597-603
Software transferability
- James A. Ward:
Program transferability. 605-606 - Robert W. Bemer:
Program transferability. 606-607 - John A. Gosden:
Software compatibility. 607-608 - Grace Murray Hopper:
Standardization of high-level languages. 608-609 - Edward Morenoff:
The transferability of computer programs and the data on which they operate. 609-610 - Jerome D. Sable:
Transferability of data and programs between computer systems. 611-612
Computer-assisted instruction: current status - future problems
- Wallace Feurzeig, Seymour Papert:
CAI problems and prospects. 613-614 - Duncan N. Hansen:
CAI: research requirements for instructional strategies. 614 - Eldo C. Koenig:
Instructional uses of computers to grow gracefully and effectively. 614-616
Dynamic graphic --- today and tommorrow
- J. C. R. Licklider:
A picture is worth a thousand words: and it costs... 617-621 - W. H. Huggins, Doris R. Entwisle:
Computer animation for the academic community. 623-627 - William R. Sutherland, James W. Forgie, Marie V. Morello:
Graphics in time-sharing: a summary of the TX-2 experience. 629-636 - Allan H. Gott, Bruce R. Kubert, Allen F. Bowyer, George W. Nevatt:
Teaching heart function: one application of medical computer animation. 637-647
The Dartmouth system and its applications
- Thomas E. Kurtz:
The many roles of computing on the campus. 649-656 - Robert F. Hargraves Jr., Andrew G. Stephenson:
Design considerations for an educational time-sharing system. 657-664 - John S. McGeachie:
A flexible user validation language for time-sharing systems. 665-671 - Edmund D. Meyers Jr.:
Project IMPRESS: time-sharing in the social sciences. 673-680 - Jean H. Danver, John M. Nevison:
Secondary school use of the time-shared computer at Dartmouth College. 681-689
Computer systems vs. health systems: who is winning?
- P. F. Gross:
Health information and planning systems: the need for consolidation. 691-701 - Edward J. Battersby:
Computer assisted instruction in the diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias. 703-708 - Walter L. Bennett, Charles F. Stroebel, Bernard C. Glueck Jr.:
Hospital automation: something more than a computer. 709-714 - Alvan R. Feinstein:
Computers in medicine: automation vs. improvement of status quo. 715-716
Measurement and modeling of digital hardware/software systems
- Robert R. Fenichel, Adrian J. Grossman:
An analytic model of multiprogrammed computing. 717-721 - E. C. Russell, Gerald Estrin:
Measurement based automatic analysis of FORTRAN programs. 723-732 - Leon Presser, Michel A. Melkanoff:
Software measurements and their influence upon machine language design. 733-737 - David Lorge Parnas:
More on simulation languages and design methodology for computer systems. 739-743
Scientific applications
- William W. Shrader:
Calculating and plotting equipotential lines for objects with cylindrical geometry. 745-750 - L. Just, A. Kennedy, P. Walker, A. Rago, G. Leaf:
A modular system for reactor calculations. 751-757 - William J. Cody:
Performance testing of function subroutines. 759-763 - David W. Matula:
Towards an abstract mathematical theory of floating-point arithmetic. 765-772
Small computers for data terminal network control
- C. B. Newport:
Small computers in data networks. 773-775 - H. Blair Burner, Richard P. Million, O. W. Richard, John S. Sobolewski:
The use of a small computer as a terminal controller for a large computing system. 775-776
Computation and program specification
- Victor Schneider:
A system for designing fast programming language translators. 777-792 - Franklin L. Deremer:
Generating parsers for BNF grammars. 793-799 - Gordon Whitney:
An extended BNF for specifying the syntax of declarations. 801-812 - Terrence W. Pratt:
A hierarchical graph model of the semantics of programs. 813-825
Hybrid computer systems and languages
- Wolfgang K. Giloi, Dieter E. Beckert, Hans C. Liebig:
A flexible standard programming system for hybrid computation. 827-841 - Liang Liang:
A real-time programming language and its processor for digital control of industrial processes. 843-848 - Granino A. Korn, Stevens Simons, Russell Steinbach, Claude Wiatrowski:
A new graphic display/plotter for small digital computers. 849-858 - Robert Vichnevetsky:
Stability contours for the analysis of analog/digital hybrid simulation loops. 859-866
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