Nothing Special   »   [go: up one dir, main page]

skip to main content
10.1145/800176acmconferencesBook PagePublication Pagesacm-national-conferenceConference Proceedingsconference-collections
ACM '80: Proceedings of the ACM 1980 annual conference
ACM1980 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
ISBN:
978-0-89791-028-6
Published:
01 January 1980

Reflects downloads up to 27 Nov 2024Bibliometrics
Abstract

No abstract available.

Article
Free
Business Information Analysis and Interaction Technique (BIAIT): Finding the big Payoff Areas

While growth of the computer industry and the computing profession have been phenomenal, this growth has not been accompanied by improved communication between top executives in user organizations and their DP managers about effective use of the new ...

Article
Free
The added dimension of geographic data

Geographic base files and data bases are unique from other digital data because they must be related to specific places on the earth's surface. Such digital files carry implicit or explicit indicators telling where features exist or events occur. ...

Article
Free
The Map Information Facility—a cooperative federal and private venture in geocoding

The use of a nationwide information inquiry system based on a geographic location will be and has been heralded for some years. We take for granted that the post office, the “phone system”, and a number of private firms have been and will continue to ...

Article
Free
Computer mapping and geographical analysis: Some observations based on experience

This paper focuses upon explaining six conclusions concerning what the authors consider to be an appropriate philosophy toward developing computer graphics software, particularly computer mapping. In summary, the conclusions are that computer mapping ...

Article
Free
Geographic base files and the world of Polk

Despite the fact that R. L. Polk & Co. is an international organization operating in western Europe, Canada and Australia as well as the United States, and has been a going and growing concern for close to 110 years, it is highly probable that most ...

Article
Free
The application of computer graphics to environmental planning

The emerging field of environmental planning has relied heavily on computer technology - especially computer graphics - as a necessary tool in the study of problems such as air and water pollution , toxic wastes, and land use. This reliance increased ...

Article
Free
Computer personnel recruitment SIGBDP and SIGCPR - Sponsored Panel of ACM 80

The first panel member will present “Employment Trends in Computer Occupations”. This is a preview of a forthcoming Bureau of Labor Statistics Report on the same subject. It is the result of several years of research on employment issues in the field of ...

Article
Free
Person-job matching in the eighties

One of the major tasks of a personnel psychologist is to match persons with jobs. This industrial match-making is a dynamic enterprise which continuously strives for improvement in its psychometric methods, as well as its responsiveness to the needs of ...

Article
Free
Employment trends in computer occupations

Computer programmers and systems analysts are expected to be among the fastest growing occupations in the economy through the 1980's, according to the latest projections of employment published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This growth is the ...

Article
Free
Recruiting computer personnel at MOPAC - a case history -

Proper recruiting for the computer programmer and systems analyst is mandatory or the continued success and even the existence of today's data processing shop. None of us can escape some attrition and if we are growing, we must find, attract, and hire ...

Article
Free
Computerized Electro Neuro Ophthalmograph (CENOG)

CENOG (Computerized Electro Neuro Ophthalmograph) is a new diagnostic instrument developed to assist neurologists and neuro-ophthalmologists in the diagnosis and study of neurologic and ophthalmic disorders.

Clinicians are becoming increasingly aware ...

Article
Free
Microcomputers in medical diagnosis

A program for performing differential diagnosis on a microcomputer has been developed, utilizing a pattern recognition algorithm. The present configuration allows for input of 15 symptoms of 3 values (present, absent, or unknown), and compares the ...

Article
Free
Computer assisted patient chart filing system

It is now possible to have most patient information stored in a computer file for immediate, remote print-out. Nevertheless, conventional patient charts retain certain benefits which cannot be easily matched by their computerized substitute. A ...

Article
Free
A microprogrammable dual processor based fast digital filter

A programmable digital signal processing system is proposed in this paper. The system utilizes a 16 bit microprocessor for user interaction and a bit slice microprocessor for executing the filtering algorithm.

Article
Free
Ans MUMPS in a multi-lingual operating system

I have often wondered why the people of the world do not have one common language. Yet my international traveling experiences have shown me that I must accept a multi-lingual world and adjuster to it. Likewise, the computer industry has its reasons, ...

Article
Free
Learning and using ANS MUMPS a programmer's perspective

This paper details the experiences of a programmer in first learning about and coding in the ANS MUMPS language. While first reactions ranged from neutral to mildly negative, within a month these attitudes had substantially changed. The language was ...

Article
Free
The evolution of a language standard: MUMPS in the 1980s

In 1977 the MUMPS Language Standard was approved as an American National Standard (X11.1-1977) by ANSI. The specification of the MUMPS Standard was carried out by the MUMPS Development Committee, which continues to direct the evolution of the language. ...

Article
Free
Textual materials for courses in computers and society (SIGCAS)

Courses is Computers and Society are proliferating as the computer becomes more and more a central force in our society. Such courses are given at all levels in the University. This poses problems of obtaining the proper materials for these various ...

Article
Free
The management of information in political campaigns hypothetical case—SIGCAS (Session Abstract)

The distinguished Senator Polly Facets is an active candidate for president of the United States. As part of her advertising campaign, she hires the Washington firm of Hamilton and Staff to help her tailor her message to particular audiences. This ...

Article
Free
The computerized destruction of western civilization

The Informatics Revolution is having a more profound effect on civilization than either the Agricultural Revolution or the First Industrial Revolution.

Article
Free
Computer science education for industry software personnel (Panel Session)

This panel discussion was convened to share experiences and ideas on an issue which is critical to our profession. Advances in computer science hold forth a promise of increased quality of software development in industry. Yet the industry is composed ...

Article
Free
One man's view of training in structured methods

Training has traditionally been a recognized responsibility of EDP shops. The primary objective in training is to indoctrinate new and often inexperienced) hirees on the systems and applications of the organization. Otherwise, the EDP training function ...

Article
Free
Educational experiences in industrial software engineering

The Federal Systems Division of IBM is in the midst of a significant program to provide its software personnel advanced education in the use of modern software engineering practices. Most of today's computer science graduates have a far greater ...

Article
Free
Computer education technology (CET)

Computer Education and Computer Based Education are becoming more and more complex. The theory part is well taken care of by ACM curriculum. However, the practical laboratory aspect of the ACM curriculum is left wide open for individuals to decide. This ...

Article
Free
Computers and science education: Issues and progress (Presentation Abstract)

Unless a systematic plan for the use of computers in education is jointly developed by educators, business and the government, our technological leadership will be seriously affected. Such a loss of leadership would harm our economic strength, our ...

Article
Free
Teaching procedural literacy (Presentation Abstract)

The naive way to teach a skill is to teach the surface characteristics of its expert performance. The cost of this naivete, however, is that one eventually runs afoul of both the genetic dependencies between sub-skills and the need to capture (and teach)...

Article
Free
Academic and administrative computing in small and medium sized colleges

The problems of computer usage at small and medium sized colleges range from inadequate staffing for computer science course offerings and programs to having to share the computer resource with administrative staff. Of course, the sharing of the ...

Article
Free
Computer education for pre-college teachers (Panel Session)

Over the past few years we educators in computer science have become increasingly aware of the need for computer science education of pre-college teachers. The ES3 committee is working on an organized approach to this need; however, as more and more ...

Article
Free
A methodology for preparing the computer professional for certification

This paper describes a methodology by which higher education institutions, business and government training facilities and professional societies can set-up and administer a review course for the Certificate in Data Processing examination. During the ...

Article
Free
Computer science curricula for high schools (A Panel Discussion)

This Panel consists of discussions of current efforts underway to design and test textbooks, lesson plans and teaching strategies for the teaching of computer science in high schools. Most high school curriculum development concerning computing has been ...

Contributors
Please enable JavaScript to view thecomments powered by Disqus.

Recommendations