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IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1, January - March 1992
- J. A. N. Lee:
Claims to the term 'time-sharing'. 16-17 - J. A. N. Lee, John McCarthy, J. C. R. Licklider:
The beginnings at MIT. 18-30 - Fernando J. Corbató, Marjorie Merwin-Daggett, Robert C. Daley:
CTSS-the compatible time-sharing system. 31-32
Volume 14, Number 2, April - June 1992
- J. A. N. Lee, Robert Mario Fano, Allan L. Scherr, Fernando J. Corbató, Victor A. Vyssotsky:
Project MAC (time-sharing computing project). 9-13 - J. A. N. Lee, Robert F. Rosin, Fernando J. Corbató, Robert Mario Fano, M. Greenberger, J. C. R. Licklider, Douglas T. Ross, Allan L. Scherr:
The Project MAC interviews. 14-35 - J. A. N. Lee, Edward E. David Jr., Robert M. Fano:
The social impact (Project MAC). 36-41 - J. A. N. Lee:
Prolog to the future. 42-50 - Judy E. O'Neill, Brian Randell, Geoffrey C. Bowker, J.-P. Poitou, Pierre-E. Mounier-Kuhn, B. Crozier:
Happenings. 51-55 - James E. Tomayko, Peter L. Bird:
Anecdotes. 55-56 - Eric A. Weiss:
Biographies. 56-59 - Paul E. Ceruzzi, Paul Forman, Keith W. Smillie, J. A. N. Lee:
Reviews. 60-63
Volume 14, Number 3, July - September 1992
- David J. Crawford, Philip E. Fox:
The autoscritcher and the superscritcher: aids to cryptanalysis of the German Enigma cipher machine, 1944-6. 9-22 - Jan van den Ende:
Tidal calculations in the Netherlands, 1920-60. 23-33 - Ivor Grattan-Guinness:
Charles Babbage as an algorithmic thinker. 34-48 - Eric A. Weiss:
Biographies: Eloge: Arthur Lee Samuel (1901-90). 55-69 - Michael R. Williams:
Biographies-Joseph Clement: the first computer engineer. 69-76
Volume 14, Number 4, October - December 1992
- Martin Campbell-Kelly:
Introduction: Computing at the University of Cambridge. 8-9 - Mary G. Croarken:
The Emergence of Computing Science Research and Teaching at Cambridge, 1936-l949. 10-15 - Martin Campbell-Kelly:
The Airy Tape: An Early Chapter in the History of Debugging. 16-26 - Joyce M. Wheeler:
Applications of the EDSAC. 27-33 - David J. Wheeler:
The EDSAC Programming Systems. 34-40 - John M. M. Pinkerton, Derek Hemy, Ernest H. Lenaerts:
The Influence of the Cambridge Mathematical Laboratory on the LEO Project. 41-48 - Maurice V. Wilkes:
EDSAC 2. 49-56 - Roger M. Needham:
Later Developments at Cambridge: Titan, Cap, and the Cambridge Ring. 57-58
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