CSDL - IEEE Software

New products (PDF)

pp. 104-109

IEEE Software (PDF)

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Creating Software Solutions for Numerically Intensive Applications (PDF)

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Table of Contents (PDF)

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A First Rate Research Laboratory... (PDF)

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Information about the Society (PDF)

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We've Taken the Hard Part Out of Operating Systems (PDF)

pp. 4-5

Software Professionals Ideas We make them happen! (PDF)

pp. 6

Comment on "Capital-intensive Software Technology" (PDF)

T.G. Lewis, Department of Computer Science Oregon State University

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Author's Reply (PDF)

P. Wegner, Dept. of Computer Science Brown University

pp. 7-8

Innovative Software Applications (PDF)

pp. 8

Software Engineering for the New Defense Technology (PDF)

pp. 9

Abstraction Techniques in Modern Programming Languages (PDF)

M. Shaw, Carnegie-Mellon University

pp. 10-26

Where Will Your Talents Take You? (PDF)

pp. 25

Telecommunication Technology Has Changed... (PDF)

pp. 27

Gambit: A Prototyping Approach to Video Game Design (Abstract)

T. Larrabee, Stanford university

C.L. Mitchell

pp. 28-36

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Grauate school for professional software engineers is here (PDF)

pp. 35

Hughes (PDF)

pp. 37

AI/Computer Scientists (PDF)

pp. 38

US&R: A New Framework for Redoing (Abstract)

J.S. vitter, Brown university

pp. 39-52

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U S Software (PDF)

pp. 53

An Interleave Principle for Demonstrating concurrent Programs (Abstract)

T.G. Lewis, Oregon State University

K.R. Spitz

P.E. McKenney

pp. 54-64

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APC Megabasic (PDF)

pp. 64

Software Engineering Research (PDF)

pp. 65

Software Prototyping using the SETL Programming Language (PDF)

P. Kruchten, New York University

pp. 66-75

Codex (PDF)

pp. 76

Generating a Production compiler from an Attribute Grammar (Abstract)

R. Farrow, Columbia University

pp. 77-93

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Total Control: (PDF)

pp. 93

Annual Index, Volume 1, 1984 (PDF)

pp. 94-97

Software Standards (PDF)

pp. 98-99

Software Reviews (PDF)

T.G. Lewis, Computer Science Dept. Oregan State University

pp. 100-102

Call for Papers (PDF)

pp. 103

Product Highlights (PDF)

pp. 110-111

Soft News (PDF)

pp. 112-116

We Invite you to Join us (PDF)

pp. 117

Call for Papers and Participation (PDF)

pp. 118-119

Classified Ads (PDF)

pp. 119

Professional Calendar (PDF)

pp. 120-121

Short Courses (PDF)

pp. 121

Book Reviews (PDF)

W. McKinzie, School of Computer Science and Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology

pp. 122-127

Computer Professionals (PDF)

pp. 127

Advertiser Index?October 1984 (PDF)

pp. 128

Information about the Society (PDF)

pp. 128a

Choose a Computer for its Mind Not its Body (PDF)

pp. 128a

Source Code Control is Only One Step in Software Configuration Management (PDF)

pp. 128a