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Turning Points in Computing: 1962-1999 Vol. 38, Nos. 2&3, 1999
Order No. G321-0135 |
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This retrospective double issue is on turning points in
computing as represented by papers in the Journal since its
inception in 1962. Commentaries are included that place the
turning points and papers in context and discuss their
significance. There are four sections, covering
human-computer interaction, software development, systems
architecture, and information technology.
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Preface
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Gene F. Hoffnagle
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p. 130
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Turning points in interaction with computers
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F. E. Allen
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p. 135
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Programming notation in systems design
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K. E. Iverson, from 1963
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p. 139
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A description of the SIMSCRIPT language
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B. Dimsdale and H. M. Markowitz, from 1964
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p. 151
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User behavior on an interactive computer system
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S. J. Boies, from 1974
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p. 162
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NIL: A high-level language for distributed systems programming
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F. N. Parr and R. E. Strom, from 1983
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p. 181
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Visual programming: Perspectives and approaches
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N. C. Shu, from 1989
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p. 199
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Turning points in software development
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R. Goldberg
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p. 225
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Structured design
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W. P. Stevens, G. J. Myers, and L. L. Constantive, from 1974
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p. 231
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Design and code inspections to reduce errors in program development
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M. E. Fagan, from 1976
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p. 258
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The management of software engineering, Part I: Principled of software engineering
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H. D. Mills, from 1980
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p. 289
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A programming process study
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R. A. Radice, J. T. Harding, P. E. Munnis, and R. W. Phillips, from 1985
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p. 297
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The impact of object-orientation on application development
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A. A. R. Cockburn, from 1993
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p. 308
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Turning points in systems architecture
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A. G. Ganek and E. H. Sussenguth
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p. 335
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Functional structure of IBM virtual storage operating systems, Part I: Influences of dynamic address translation on operating system technology
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M. A. Auslander and J. F. Jaffe, from 1973
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p. 340
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Distributed data processing
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A. L. Scherr, from 1978
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p. 354
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System R: An architectural overview
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M. W. Blasgen, M. M. Astrahan, D. D. Chamberlin, J. N. Grey, W. F. King, B. G. Lindsay, R. A. Lorie, J. W. Mehl, T. G. Price, G. R. Putzolu, M. Schkolnick, P. G. Selinger, D. R. Slutz, H. R. Strong, I. L. Traiger, B. W. Wade, and R. A. Yost, from 1981
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p. 375
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System overview of the Application System/400
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D. L. Schleicher and R. L. Taylor, from 1989
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p. 398
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SP2 system architecture
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T. Agerwala, J. L. Martin, J. H. Mirza, D. C. Sadler, D. M. Dias, and M. Snir, from 1995
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p. 414
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Turning points in information technology
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I. Wladawsky-Berger
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p. 449
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A framework for information systems architecture
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J. A. Zachman, from 1987
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p. 454
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Strategic alignment: Leveraging information technology for transforming organizations
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J. C. Henderson and H. Venkatraman, from 1993
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p. 472
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Beyond re-engineering: The three phases of business transformation
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W. H. Davidson, from 1993
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p. 485
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