1

Daniel Teichroew, Education related to the use of computers in organizations, Communications of the ACM, v.14 n.9, p.573-588, Sept. 1971  [doi>10.1145/362663.362729]

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J. L. McKenney , F. M. Tonge, The state of computer oriented curricula in business schools 1970, Communications of the ACM, v.14 n.7, p.443-448, July 1971  [doi>10.1145/362619.362622]

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William F. Atchison , Samuel D. Conte , John W. Hamblen , Thomas E. Hull , Thomas A. Keenan , William B. Kehl , Edward J. McCluskey , Silvio O. Navarro , Werner C. Rheinboldt , Earl J. Schweppe , William Viavant , David M. Young, Jr., Curriculum 68: Recommendations for academic programs in computer science: a report of the ACM curriculum committee on computer science, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.3, p.151-197, March 1968  [doi>10.1145/362929.362976]

4

Benjamin, R.I. Control of the Information System Development Cycle. Wiley Communigraph Series on Business Data Processing, Wiley-lnterscience, New York, 1971.

1

The systems concept Ackoff (1970); Ackoff (1971); Anthony (1965); Anthony (1970); yon Bertalanffy (1950); Boulding (1956); Buckley (1968); Cleland and King (1968); Ellis and Ludwig (1962); F.E. Emery (1969); J.C. Emery (1969); Forrester (1961); Goode and Machol (1957); Hitch (1953); Katz and Kahn (1966); Schoderbek (1967); Simon (1969).

2

Defining a system von Bertalanffy (1968); Blumenthal (1969); Churchman et al. (1957); Cleland and King (1968); Goode and Machol (1957); Hitch (1953); Hitch (1961); Katz and Kahn (1966).

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Systems analysis yon Bertalanffy (1968); Boulding (1956); Churchman et al. (1957); Churchman (1968); DeGreene (1970); J.C. Emery (1969); Forrester (1961); Hitch (1953); Hitch (1961); Katz and Kahn (1966); Mc- Kean (1958).

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Management systems Ackoff (1967); Ackoff ( 1970); Anthony (1965); Blumenthal ( 1969); Boulding (1956b); Buckley (1968); Churchman et al. (1957); Good and Machol (1957); Hitch (1953); Schoderbek (1967); Starr (1971).

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Management information systems Ackoff (1967); Benjamin (1971); Blumenthal (1969); Dearden (1972); J.C. Emery (1969); Krauss (1970); O'Brien (1970); Simon (1965).

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Financial and cost accounting systems Anthony (1970); Cleland and King ( 1968); Fremgen (1966); Horngren (1970); ljiri (1968); Lindsay and Sametz (1967); Meigs (1970); Seiler (1971); Thomas (1968).

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Ackoff, R.L. (1967) Management misinformation systems. Management Science 14, 4, B- 147-56. A paper outlining the systems concept and the problems resulting when the systems approach is ignored in the development of information systems.

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Ackoff, R.L. (1970)A Concept of Corporate Planning. Wiley, New York. Note especially Ch. 6, "Control," in which Ackoff argues that the Management Information System is but a subsystem of the Management System.

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Ackoff, R.L. (1971) Towards a system of systems concepts. Management Science 17, I I, 661-71. An exposition of the concepts and terms "used to talk about systems," with particular attention given to organizations.

14

Anthony, R.N. (1965) Planning and Control Systems: A Framework for Analysis. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston. Provides a framework structured on the notions of strategic planning, management controls and operational control.

15

Anthony, R.N. (1970) Management Accounting Text and Cases. Irwin, Homewood, I11. An introduction to financial and cost accounting systems.

16

Benjamin, R.I. (1971) Control of the Information System Development Cycle. Wiley, New York. An introduction to the system life cycle and its possible evolutions. See also annotation in bibliography for Course Group D.

17

von Bertalanffy, L. (1950) The theory of open systems in physics and biology. Science 111, 23-29. Generally accepted as the key paper drawing attention to the importance of the "open-system" concept.

18

von Bertalanffy, L. (1968) General System Theory: Foundations, Development, Applications. George Braziller, New York. See especially Ch. 1 "Introduction" and Ch. 2 "The Meaning of General System Theory."

19

Blumenthal, S.C. (1969) Management Information Systems: A Framework for Planning and Development. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., CRIO, 10 (69) 17,647. A highly individual and idiosyncratic attempt to apply "the systems planning" approach to the development of management information systems. Note especially Ch. 3 "The Systems Taxonomy of an Industrial Corporation." Also see annotation in bibliography for Course Group D.

20

Boulding, K.E. (1956) The Image. U. of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, Mich. Note especially Boulding's discussion of the levels in the hierarchy of organizations in Ch. 2 "The Image in the Theory of Organization."

21

Buckley, W. (1968) Modern Systems Research for the Behavioral Scientist: A Sourcebook. Aldine, Chicago. The use of systems ideas in the behavioral sciences; good introduction to definitions, especially of "open systems."

22

Churchman, C.W., Ackoff, R.L., and Arnoff, E.L. (1957) Introduction to Operations Research. Wiley, New York. Note especially Ch. 2 "An Operations Research Study of a System as a Whole" and Ch. 7 "Construction and Solution of the Models."

23

Churchman, C.W. (1968) The Systems Approach. Dell Books, New York. Note especially "Supplement II" in which Churchman suggests additional readings and comments on the history of the systems approach, beginning with the statement that "'Plato's Republic is a famous systems-science book."

24

Cleland, D.I., and King, W.R. (1968) Systems Analysis and Project Management. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 10, 4 (69) 16,532. Note especially Ch. 6 "Planning-Programming-Budgeting and Systems Analysis."

25

Dearden, J. (1972) MIS is a mirage. Harvard Bus. Rev. (Jan.-Feb.), 90-99. An attack on the concept of "The Management Information System," arguing that a single, integrated information system cannot be devised.

26

DeGreene, K.B. (Ed.) (1970) Systems Psychology. McGraw-Hill, New York. "This book is written for the new interdisciplinary breed of student and professional who works with complex technological problems involving people.., the book is a psychology book, a human factors book, and a management book, but above all it is a systems book."

27

Eckman, D.P. (Ed.) (1961). Systems: Research and Design. Wiley, New York.

28

Ellis, D.O., and Ludwig, F.J. (1962) Systems Philosophy. Prentice- Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. The systems concept from the engineering point of view.

29

Emery, F.E. (Ed.) (1969) Systems Thinking: Selected Readings. Penguin Books, New York. Emphasizes systems thinking as developed from theorizing about biological systems to social systems rather than that which came from the design of complex engineering systems. Concentrates on "open systems" (open to exchange with an environment) and adaptive behavior.

30

Emery, J.C. (1969) Organizational Planning and Control Systems: Theory and Technology. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. An analysis of multilevel planning and control and the development of a supporting information system. Note especially Ch. 1 "The Systems Concept," Ch. 2 "The Organization as a System," and Ch. 3 "The Technology of Information Systems." Also see annotation in bibliography for Course Group D.

31

Forrester, J.W. (1961) Industrial Dynamics. M1T Press, Cambridge, Mass.

32

Fremgen, J.M. (1966) Managerial Cost Analysis. Irwin, Homewood, I11. A reference text for the topics on financial and cost accounting systems.

33

Goode, H.H., and Machol, R.E. (1957) System Engineering." An Introduction to the Design of Large-Scale Systems. McGraw-Hill, New York.

34

Hitch, C. (1953) Sub-optimization in operations problems. J. Oper. Res. Soc. Amer. (now Operations Research) 1, 3, 87-99. A landmark paper on the concept and problems of suboptimization.

35

Hitch, C. (1961) On the choice of objectives in systems studies. In Eckman (1961).

36

Horngren, C.T. (1970) Accounting for Management Control. Prentice- Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N. J. A possible text for the topics on financial and cost accounting systems.

37

Ijiri, Y. (1968) An application of input-output analysis to some problems in cost accounting. Management Accounting 4, 8, 49-61.

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Intercollegiate Bibliography (1970) Selected Cases, Business Administration, Vol. 11-13, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, Harvard U., Soliders Field, Boston, MA 02163

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Intercollegiate Bibliography (1971) Collected Bibliography of Cases, Vol. 14, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, Harvard U, Soldiers Field, Boston, MA 02163

40

Katz, D., and Kahn, R.L. (1966) The Social Psychology of Organizations. Wiley, New York. Ch. 2 "Common Characteristics of Open Systems" is an elementary exposition of the "open system" concept and its implications for thinking about social systems. Contrasts this approach with older approaches of viewing organizations as closed systems.

41

Krauss, L.I. (1970) Computer-Based Management Information Sysstems. American Management Assoc., New York. An exposition of the basic ideas of "MIS."

42

Lindsay, R., and Sametz, A.W. (1967) Financial Management; An Analytical Approach (rev. ed.). Irwin, Homewood, I11. An introductory text in financial management.

43

McKean, R.N. (1958) Efficiency in Government Through Systems Analysis. Wiley, New York. See especially the discussion of suboptimization and conflict among system objectives in Pt. 2 "Some General Problems of Analysis."

44

Meigs, W.B. (1970) Financial Accounting. McGraw-Hill, New York. A reference text for the topic on financial accounting.

45

James A. O'Brien, Management Information Systems, McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1998

46

Schoderbek, P.P. (1967)Management Systems. Wiley, New York. A book of readings intended to be used as a textbook in management courses to help in the "understanding of the total systems concept as well as developing insight into some of the problems besett;ng management." Note especially the criticism of the total system concept by W.M.A. Brooker, "The Total System Myth."

47

Seiler, R. (1971) Financial Model of the Firm (FIMOF). Dept. of Accounting, College of Business Administration, U. of Houston, Houston, Texas. A computer-based financial model for use in introductory accounting courses.

48

Simon, H.A. (1965) The Shape of Automation for Men and Management. Harper & Row, New York. CR 7, 1(66)8773.

49

Herbert A. Simon, The sciences of the artificial (3rd ed.), MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1996

50

Starr, M.K. (1971) Management: A Modern Approach. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, New York. Uses systems thinking in a novel management textbook. Note especially Ch. 2 "Building Management Models," Ch. 3 "Using Models," Ch. 7 "Managing Systems with Complex Objectives," Ch. 12, "Communication and Information Control," and Ch. 13 "The Organization of Simple Systems and Aggregations.

51

Thomas, W.E. (1968) Readings in Cost Accounting, Budgeting and Control. Southwestern U. Press, Georgetown, Texas.

1

Introduction to business systems Britt and Boyd (1963) Ch. 1, 5, 8; Buffa (1969) Ch. 2; Dearden et al. (1971) Ch. 1; Drucker (1954) Ch. 1-10; Haynes and Massie (1969) Ch. 1, 2; Prince (1970); Starr (1971a) Pt. 1; Starr (1971b) Ch. 1, 3; Van Horne (1968) Ch. 1, 2.

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Elements of a production system Buffa (1969) Ch. 1, 3, 9 15; Bowman and Fetter (1961); Eilon (1962); Prince (1970), Pt. 3; Starr(1971b) Ch. 2, 8-11.

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Controlling a production system Buffa (1969) Ch. 16; Starr (1971b) Ch. 4-7.

4

Financial systems Anthony (1970); Horngren (1970); Meigs (1970); Van Horne (1968) Ch. 2, 7, 8, 25.

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Identifying internal needs and external sources o f funds Van Horne (1968) Ch. 15-20.

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The marketing function Amstutz (1967) Ch. 7; Britt and Boyd (1963) Ch. 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 38, 43, 49; Kotler (1967) Ch. 7, 9; Prince (1970) Pt. 3.

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Managing a market Britt and Boyd (1963) Ch. 17, 25, 28, 34, 35, 39; Kotler (1967) Ch. 14, 15, 16; Sheth (1967).

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Integration of functions through information systems. Blumenthal (1969); Dearden et al. (1971) Ch. 5; Emery (1969) Ch. 1-3; McFarlan et al. ( 1970); Morton ( 1971).

60

Amstutz, A.E. (1967) Computer Simulation of Competitive Market Response. M I T Press, Cambridge, Mass. A well-described model of a market.

61

Anthony, R.N. (1970) Management Accounting: Text and Cases. Irwin, Homewood, Ill.

62

Blumenthal. S.C. (1969) Management Information Systems; A Framework for Planning and Development. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N. J. CR 10, 10(69) 17,647. See annotation in bibliography for Course A l, also in bibliography for Course Group D.

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Bowman, E.H., and Fetter, R.B. (1961) Analysis for production Management. Irwin, Homewood, I11.

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Britt, S.H., and Boyd, H.W. (1963) Marketing Management and Administrative Action. McGraw-Hill, New York.

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Buffa, E.S. (1969) Modern Production Management. Wiley, New York. A comprehensive introductory text.

66

Dearden, J., McFarlan, F.W., and Zani, W.M. (1971) Managing Computer-Based Information Systems. Irwin, Homewood, I11.

67

Drucker, P.F. (1954) The Practice of Management. Harper & Row, New York.

68

Eilon, S. (1962) Elements of Production Planning and Control. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York.

69

Emery, J.C. (1969) Organizational Planning and Control Systems. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. See annotation in bibliography for Course AI, also in bibliography for Course Group D.

70

Haynes, W.W., and Massie, J.L. (1969)Management: Analysis, Concepts and Cases. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N. J.

71

Horngren, C.T. (1970) Accounting for Management Control. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

72

Kotler, P. (1967) Marketing Management: Analysis, Planning, and Control. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. A well-articulated conceptually-oriented text.

73

McFarlan, F.W., McKenney, J.L., and Seller, J.A. (1970) The Management Game. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. A general business game programmed in FORTRAN IV.

74

Meigs, W.B. (1970) Financial Accounting. McGraw-Hill, New York.

75

Morton, M.S.S. (1971) Management Decision Systems. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston. CR 12, 6(71)20,367. Presents results of academic experimentation in manager/computer interactive terminal systems.

76

Prince, T.R. (1970) Information Systems for Management Planning and Control. Irwin, Homewood, Ill. Note especially Pt. 2 "Traditional Information Systems," Pt. 3 "Production and Operation Information Systems" and Pt. 4 "Marketing Information Systems."

77

Sheth, J.N. (1967) A review of buyer behavior. Management Science 13, 12, B718 56.

78

Start, M.K. (1971a) Management: A Modern Approach. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, New York.

79

Start, M.K. (197 lb) Systems Management of Operations. Prentice- Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

80

Van Home, J.C. (1968) Financial Management and Policy. Prentice- Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. A comprehensive, lucid discussion of financial management.

1

Information requirements for an organization Ackoff (1970); Beckett 0971); Blumenthal (1969); Canning (1970a); Canning (1970b); Canning (1970c); l-lodge and Johnson (1970); Kelly (1970); Krauss (1970); LeBreton (1969); Myers (1967); Morton (1971), Murdick and Ross (1971).

2

Operational level systems Blumenthal (1969).

3

Tactical level systems Anthony (1965); Canning (1968a); Emery (1969); Henderson and Dearden (1966); Lowry (1969).

4

Strategic level systems Ackoff (1970); Anthony (1965); Canning (1968b); Emery (1969); Schrieber (1970); Zannetos (1964).

5

Styles of interaction Canning (1970d); DeGreene (1970); Forrester (1961); Miller and Start (1967); Morton (1971).

6

Planning for a comprehensive information system Canning (1968c); Krauss (1970): McKinsey (1968); Rauseo (1970); Shaw and Atkins (1970).

7

Measuring the effectiveness o fan information system Brandon (1963); Canning (1971); Dearden et al. (1971); Emery (1971); Orlicky (1969).

88

Ackoff, R.L. (1970) A Concept of Corporate Planning. Wiley, New York. See annotation in bibliography for Course A 1.

89

Anthony, R.N. (1965) Planning and Control Systems: A Framework for Analysis. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston. See annotation in bibliography for Course A1.

90

Beckett, J. (1971) Management Dynamics: The New Synthesis. Mc- Graw-Hill, New York.

91

Blumenthal, S.C. (1969) Management Information Systems: A Framework for Planning and Development. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 10, 10(69)17,647. See annotation in bibliography for Course Group AI, also in bibliography for Course Group D.

92

Brandon, R. (1963) Management Standards for Data Processing. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York. CR 5, 5(64)6162.

93

Canning, R.G. (1968a) New dimensions in management control. EDP Analyzer 6, 2.

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Canning, R.G. (1968b) Systematic methods for business planning. EDP Analyzer 6, 3.

95

Canning, R.G. (1968c) Overall guidance of data processing. EDP Analyzer 6, 8.

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Canning, R.G. (1970a) Creating the corporate data base. EDP Analyzer 8, 2.

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Canning, R.G. (1970b) Organizing the corporate data base. EDP Analyzer 8, 3.

98

Canning, R.G. (1970c) Processing the corporate data base. EDP Analyzer 8, 4.

99

Canning, R.G. (1970d) Progressive fast response systems. EDP Analyzer 8, 8.

100

Canning, R.G. (1971) Get more computer efficiency. EDP Analyzer 9,3.

101

Dearden, J., McFarlan, F.W., and Zani, W.M. (1971) Managing Computer-Bused Information Systems. Irwin, Homewood, Ill.

102

DeGreene, K.B. (Ed.) (1970) Systems Psychology. McGraw-Hill, New York. See annotation in bibliography for Course AI.

103

Emery, J.C. (1969). Organizational Planning and Control Systems: Theory and Technology. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. See annotation in bibliography for Course AI, also in bibliography for Course Group D.

104

Emery, J.C. (1971) Cost/Benefit Analysis of Information Systems. The Society for Management Information Systems, Chicago. See annotation in bibliography for Course Group D.

105

Forrester, J.W. (1961) Industrial Dynamics. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass.

106

Henderson, B.D., Dearden, J. (1966) New systems for divisional control. Harvard Bus. Rev. (Sept.-Oct.), 144-60.

107

Hodge, B.J., Johnson, H.T. (1970) Management and Organizational Behavior. Wiley, New York.

108

Intercollegiate Bibliography. ( 1971) Collected Bibliography of Cases, Vol. 14, Intercollegiate Case Clearing House, Harvard U., Soldiers Field, Boston, MA 02163.

109

Kelly, J.F. (1970) Computerized Management Information Systems. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York, CR 11, 10(70)19,895.

110

Krauss, L.I. (1970) Computer-Based Management Information Systems. American Management Assoc., New York.

111

LeBreton, P.P. (1969) Administrative Intelligence-Information Systems. Houghton-Mifflin, Boston.

112

Lowry, D.E. (1969) Computers in operational planning analysis and control. In Computers and Management, The 1967 Leatherbee Lectures, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston.

113

Malcolm, D.G., and Rowe, A. J. (Eds.) (1960) Management Control Systems. Wiley, New York.

114

McKinsey & Co. (1968) Unlocking the Computer's Profit Potential. McKinsey & Co. New York. Reprinted in Computers and Automation (Apr. 1969), 24-33. CR 10, I 1(69)17, 795.

115

Miller, P.W., and Starr, M.K. (1967) The Structure of Human Decisions. Prentice-Hall, Englewood, Cliffs, N.J.

116

Morton, M.S.S. (1971) Management Decision Systems. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston, CR 12, 6(71)20, 367. See annotation in bibliography for Course Group A2.

117

Robert G. Murdick , Joel E. Ross , James R. Claggett, Information Systems for Modern Management, Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference, 1984

118

Myers, C.A. (Ed) (1967) The Impact of Computers on Management. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. CR 8, 4(67)12, 265.

119

Nolan, R.L. (1971) Systems analysis for computer based information systems design. Data Base 3, 4, 1-10. Distinguishes organizational objectives analysis, decision analysis, and data-processing analysis as phases of information systems development. Includes over 100 references.

120

Orlicky, J. (1969) The Successful Computer System: Its Planning, Development and Management in a Business Enterprise. Mc- Graw-Hill, New York. CR 10, 11(69)17,820. Introduction to planning for the MIS.

121

Rauseo, M.J. (1970) Management Controls for Computer Processing. American Management Assoc., New York. CR 12, 3(71)20,777.

122

Schrieber, A. (1970) Corporate Simulation Models. U. of Washington, Pullman, Wash.

123

Shaw, J.C., and Atkins, W. (1970) Managing Computer Systems Projects. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 12, 9(71)21,832.

124

Zannetos, Z. (1964) On the theory of divisional structures: some aspects of decentralization of control and decision-making. Management Science 12, 49-69.

1

Historical perspective Kelson et al. (1967); Rosenberg (1971); Taviss (1970); Viavant (1971); Westin (1971).

2

The computer industry Desmonde (1971); Martin and Norman (1970); Sharpe (1969); Taviss (1970).

3

Implications for the work force Gossman (1969); Myers (1967); Rosenberg (1971); Simon (1965); Taviss (1970).

4

Effects on organizational practice Leavitt and Whistler (1958); Martin and Norman (1970); Myers (1967); Pylyshyn (1970); Simon (1965); Withington (1970).

5

Privacy and the quality of life Greenberger (1971); Harrison (1967); Hoffman (1969); Martin and Norman (1970); Miller (1971); Pylyshyn (1970); Taviss (1970); Westin (1967).

6

The individual and the social system Desmonde (1971); Martin and Norman (1970); Pylyshyn (1970); Taviss (1970).

131

Desmonde, W.H. (1971) Computers and Their Uses. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. A layman's view of how computers are used.

132

Grossman, F.W. (1969) The Impact of Technological Change on Man-Power and Skill Demand. Department of Industrial Engineering, U. of California, Berkeley, Calif.

133

Greenberger, M. (Ed.) (1971) Computers, Communications and the Public Interest. Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Md. CR 12, 11(71)22, 096. A series of lectures by knowledgeable and thoughtful people on the relations between computers and society.

134

Harrison, A. (1967) The Problems o f Privacy in the Computer Age: An Annotated Bibliography. Document RM-5495-PR, The RAND Corp., Santa Monica, Calif.

135

Lance J. Hoffman, Computers and Privacy: A Survey, ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR), v.1 n.2, p.85-103, June 1969  [doi>10.1145/356546.356548]

136

E. Horowitz , H. L. Morgan , A. C. Shaw, Computers and society: a proposed course for computer scientists, Communications of the ACM, v.15 n.4, p.257-261, April 1972  [doi>10.1145/361284.361295]

137

Kelson, R.R., Peck, J., and Kalacheck, E. (1967) Technology, Economic Growth, and Public Policy. Brookings Institute, Washington, D.C.

138

Leavitt, H.J., and Whisler, T.L. (1958) Management in the 1980's. Harvard Bus. Rev. (Nov.-Dec.), 41-48. CR 9, 4(68)13,985.

139

Martin, J., and Norman, A. (1970) The Computerized Society. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. The first part of the book titled "Euphoria" is very interesting. Later sections deal more with the technology.

140

Miller, A. (1971) The Assault on Privacy: Computers, Data Banks, and Dossiers. U. of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, Mich. CR 12, 8(71)21,631. A valuable compendium of the legal and ethical problems attendant to the growing use and sharing of data banks.

141

Myers, C.A. (Ed.) (1967) The Impact o f Computers on Management. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. CR 8 4(67)12, 265.

142

Zenon W. Pylyshyn , Liam J. Bannon, Perspectives on the computer revolution, Ablex Publishing Corp., Norwood, NJ, 1989

143

Rosenberg, N. (Ed.) ( 1971) The Economics o f Technological Change. Penguin Books, New York.

144

William F. Sharpe, The Economics of Computers, Columbia University Press, New York, NY, 1972

145

Simon, H.A. (1965) The Shape of Automation for Men and Management. Harper & Row, New York. CR 7, 1(66)8773. Three separate lectures and papers, all worth reading.

146

Taviss, I. (Ed.) (1970) The Computer Impact. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. The readings provide good, broad coverage of the entire area.

147

Viavant, W. (Ed.) (1971) Readings in Computers and Society, Science Research Assoc., Palo Alto, Calif.

148

Westin, A.F. (1967) Privacy and Freedom. Atheneum Press, New York. A legal and philosophical look at the problem of privacy.

149

Alan F. Westin, Information Technology in a Democracy, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1971

150

Withington, F. (1970) The Real Computer: Its Influences, Uses and Effects. Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass.

1

Characterization o f scheduling situations Conway et al. (1967); Denning (1967).

2

A nalysis of allocation problems with mathematical programming Aho et al. (1971); Day (1965); Ramamoorthy and Chandy (1970); Theiss (1965).

3

Queueing models Abate et al. (1968); Coffman (1969); Frank (1969); Gaver (1966).

4

Inventory models Gaver and Lewis (1971); Martin (1967); Sharpe (1969); Woodrum (1970).

5

Use of simulation models Lum et al. (1970); Senko et al. (1969); Sutherland (1971).

156

Joseph Abate , Harvey Dubner , Sheldon B. Weinberg, Queueing Analysis of the IBM 2314 Disk Storage Facility, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.15 n.4, p.577-589, Oct. 1968  [doi>10.1145/321479.321484]

157

Ackoff, R., and Sasieni, M. (1968) Fundamentals o f Operations Research. Wiley, New York. A good basic text for the not too mathematically inclined. Easy to read.

158

Alfred V. Aho , Peter J. Denning , Jeffrey D. Ullman, Principles of Optimal Page Replacement, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.18 n.1, p.80-93, Jan. 1971  [doi>10.1145/321623.321632]

159

E. G. Coffman, Jr., Analysis of a Drum Input/Output Queue Under Scheduled Operation in a Paged Computer System, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.16 n.1, p.73-90, Jan. 1969  [doi>10.1145/321495.321502]

160

Conway, R., Maxwell, W., and Miller, L. (1967) Theory of Scheduling. Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass. Comprehensive treatment of scheduling problems and the techniques for solving them, including simulation.

161

Day, R.H. (1965) On optimal extracting from a multiple file data storage system: an application of integer programming. Operations Research 13, 3,482-94.

162

Denning, P.J. (1967) Effects of scheduling on file memory operations. Proc. AFIPS SJCC, Vol. 30, AFIPS Press, Montvale, N.J. 9 21. CR 8, 6(67)13, 301.

163

H. Frank, Analysis and Optimization of Disk Storage Devices for Time-Sharing Systems, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.16 n.4, p.602-620, Oct. 1969  [doi>10.1145/321541.321550]

164

Gaver, D. (1966) Probability Models for Muhiprogramming Computer Systems. Doc. AD 640-706, Carnegie-Mellon U., Pittsburgh, Pa. CR 9, 1(68)13,459.

165

Donald P. Gaver, Jr. , Peter A. W. Lewis, Probability Models for Buffer Storage Allocation Problems, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.18 n.2, p.186-198, April 1971  [doi>10.1145/321637.321641]

166

Frederick S. Hillier , Gerald J. Lieberman, Introduction to operations research, 4th ed., Holden-Day, Inc., San Francisco, CA, 1986

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Lum, V., Ling, H., and Senko, M. (1970) Analysis of a complex data management access method by simulation modeling. Proc. AFIPS FJCC Vol. 37, AFIPS Press, Montvale, N.J. 211-22.

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James Martin, Design of Real-Time Computer Systems, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1967

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C. V. Ramamoorthy , K. M. Chandy, Optimization of Memory Hierarchies in Multiprogrammed Systems, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.17 n.3, p.426-445, July 1970  [doi>10.1145/321592.321596]

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Senko, M., Lure, V., and Owens, P. (1969) A file organization and evaluation model (FOREM). Proc. IFIP Congress 68. CR 11, 4(70)18,813. A description of a generalized simulation model for file systems.

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William F. Sharpe, The Economics of Computers, Columbia University Press, New York, NY, 1972

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Sutherland, J.W. (1971) The configurator: today and tomorrow (Pt. I) and Tackle systems selection systematically (Pt. 2). Computer Decisions (Feb., Apr.), 38 43; 14-19, CR 12, 7(71)21,521. A two-part article on the use of simulation and analytical methods in the selection of a computer configuration.

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Teichroew, D. (1964) An Introduction to Management Science. Wiley, New York. Broad coverage of operations research/management science techniques.

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H. E. Thiess, System optimization: Mathematical programming techniques for optimal computer use, Proceedings of the 1965 20th national conference, p.501-512, August 24-26, 1965, Cleveland, Ohio, United States  [doi>10.1145/800197.806071]

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Veinott, A. (1965) Mathematical Studies in Management Science. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. Deals mainly with the probabilistic techniques--especially inventory theory.

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Wagner, H. (1970) Principles of Management Science. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 12, 2(71)20, 616. Truly comprehensive, well written, and usable. Emphasizes deterministic models, but provides good coverage of the other areas.

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Woodrum, L.J. (1970) A model of floating buffering. IBM Systems J. 9,2, 118 44. CR 11, 11(70)20, 149. Uses ideas of Markov and semi-Markov processes.

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Individual behavior Berelson and Steiner (1964) Ch. 5; Chapanis ( 1965); David ( 1967); Davies and Tune (1969); DeGreene (1970); Fogel (1967); Gregory ( 1966); Meister and Rabideau (1965); Miller (1967).

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Interpersonal and group behavior Argyris (1957); Argyris (1971); Berelson and Steiner (1964) Ch. 6, 8; Cartwright and Lippit ( 1957); DeGreene ( 1970); Haines et al. ( 1961 ); Likert (1953); MacKinnon (1962); Schein (1971); Shostrum (1967); Zalkind and Costello (1962).

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Organizational structure and behavior Argyris (1957); Bavelas (1960); Beckett (1967); Berelson and Steiner (1964) Ch. 9; Cyert and March (1963); DeCarlo (1967); Hage (1965); Katz and Kahn (1966); Klahr and Leavitt (1967); Likert (1967); March and Simon (1958); McGregor (1960); Simon (1964); Steiner (1964); Whisler (1967); Woodward (1965).

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The process of organizational change Bennis (1966); Burns and Stalker (1961); DeCarlo (1967); Ginzburg and Reilley (1957); Fuller (1969); Lippitt (1969); Lippitt et al. (1958); Morison (1966); Tannenbaum (1968); Toffler (1970); Whisler (1970).

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The implementation and introduction o f i n formation systems Canning (1957) Ch. 6-9; Canning and Sisson (1967) Ch. 3, 4; Head ( 1964); Johnson et al. (1967) Ch. 10, 14; Meadow (1970) Ch. 12; Orden (1960); Orlicky (1969) Ch. 5 8; Postley (1960); Sackman ( 1967); Simon and Newell ( 1960); Sisson and Canning ( 1967); Tomeski (1970) Ch. 13, 14; Withington (1966) Ch. 8, 9.

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Argyris, C. (1971) Management information systems: the challenge to rationality and emotionality. Management Science 17, 6, B275-92.

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Argyris, C. (1957) The individual and organization: some problems of mutual adjustment. Administrative Science Quarterly 2, 1-24.

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Bavelas, A. Communication and organization. In Shultz and Whisler (1960).

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Beckett, J. A. The total-systems concept: its implications for management. In Myers (1967).

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Bennis, W.G. (1968) Changing Organizations. McGraw-Hill, New York.

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Berelson, B., and Steiner, G.A. (1964) Human Behavior." An Inventory of Scientific Findings. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, New York. A compendium of behavioral sciences accomplishments. Ch. 5 on learning and thinking. Ch. 6 on motivation, Ch. 8 on small group relationships, and Ch. 9 on organizations are relevant to the course.

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Burns, T., and Stalker, G.M. (1961) The Management of lnnovation. Tavistock Publications, London. A treatment of the external and internal constraints affecting organizational change.

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Canning, R.G. (1957) Installing Electronic Data Processing Systems. Wiley, New York. Ch. 6-10 cover the programming, installation, and operation phases of information systems development. Appendices discuss human factors.

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Canning, R.G., and Sisson, R.L. (1967) The Management of Data Processing. Wiley, New York. CR 9, 4(68)13,939. Ch. 3, 5, and 6 treat the organization and staffing of a data processing operation.

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Cartwright, D., and Lippit, R. (1957) Group dynamics and the individual. Internat. J. of Group Psychotherapy 7, 86-102. In Wadia (1968).

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Chapanis, A. (1965) Man-Machine Engineering. Wadsworth, Belmont, Calif.

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Cyert, R., and March, J.G. (1963) Behavioral Theory of the Firm. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. A behavioral view of the functioning of organizations.

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David, E.E. Jr. Physiological and psychological considerations. In Karplus (1967).

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Davies, D.R., and Tune, G.S. (1969) Human Vigilance Performance. American Elsevier, New York. A study of human factors in operations with high attention requirements.

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DeCarlo, C.R. (1967) Changes in management environment and their effect upon values. In Myers (1967).

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DeGreene, K.B. (Ed.). (1970)Systems Psychology. McGraw-Hill, New York.

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Fogel, L.J. (1967) Human Information Processing. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Looks at the human as an input, decision-making, output processor.

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Fuller, R.B. (1969) Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth. Southern Illinois U. Press, Carbondale, Ill. A treatise on the need for human adaptation to changed environmental circumstances, by one of the more innovative thinkers of our time.

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Ginzberg, E., and Reilley, E.W. (1957) Effecting Change in Large Organizations. Columbia U. Press, New York. A step-by-step analysis for managing organizational change.

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Gregory, R.L. (1966) Eye and Brain: The Psychology of Seeing. McGraw-Hill, New York.

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Hage, J. (1965) An axiomatic theory of organizations. Administrative Science Quarterly 10, 289-320.

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Haines, G., Heider, F., and Remington, D. (1961) The computer as a small group member. Administrative Science Quarterly 6, 3, 360 74.

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Head, R.V. (1964) Real-Time Business Systems. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York.

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Karplus, W.J. (Ed.) (1967) On-Line Computing: Time-Shared Man- Computer Systems. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 8 3(67)11,952.

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Katz, D., and Kahn, R.L. (1966) The Social Psychology of Organizations. Wiley, New York. A particular point of view on organizational behavior. See also annotation in bibliography for Course A 1.

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Klahr, D., and Leavitt, H.J. (1967)Tasks, organization structures, and computer programs. In Myers (1967).

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Likert, R. (1953) Motivation: the core of management. Personnel Series No. 155, American Management Assoc., 3-21. In Wadia (1968).

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Likert, R. (1967) The Human Organization." Its Management and Value. McGraw-Hill, New York. A systems approach to organizational behavior.

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Lippitt, G.L. (1969) Organization Renewal: Achieving Viability in a Changing World. Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York. An analysis of the dynamics of organizational change.

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Lippitt, R., Watson, J., and Westley, B. (1958) The Dynamics o f Planned Change. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, New York.

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MacKinnon, D.W. (1962) What makes a person creative? The SaturdayReview(Feb. 10), 15 69. In Wadia (1968).

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March, J.G., and Simon, H.A. (1958) Organizations. Wiley, New York.

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McGregor, D. (1960) The role of staff in modern industry. In Shultz and Whisler (1960).

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Meadow, C.T. (1970)Man-Machine Communication. Wiley, New York. CR 12, 4(71)20, 918.

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Meister, D., and Rabideau, G.F. (1965) Human Factors Evaluation in System Development. Wiley, New York. An analysis of human interaction with dynamic systems.

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Miller, G.A. (1967) The Psychology of Communication. Basic Books, New York. A collection of perceptive articles on human communication, including the author's well-known "The magical number seven, plus or minus two" paper.

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Morison, E.E. (1966) Men, Machines, and Modern Times. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. CR 8, 2(67)1 I, 356. A set of anecdotal case studies, bearing on the position of man pitted against technology.

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Myers, C.A. (Ed.) (1967) The Impact o f Computers on Management. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. CR 8, 4(67)12, 265.

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Orden, A. (1960) Man-machine computer systems. In Shultz and Whisler (1960).

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Orlicky, J. (1969) The Successful Computer System: Its Planning, Development and Management in a Business Enterprise. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 10, I 1(69)17, 820. Introduction to planning for the MIS.

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Postley, J.A. (1960) Computers and People. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 1, 5(60)300.

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Sackman, H. (1967) Computers, System Science and Evolving Society: The Challenge o f Man-Machine Digital Systems. Wiley, New York. CR 9, 5(68)14, 154. Ch. 9, 11, and 12 are relevant to behavioral considerations.

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Schein, E.H. (1961) Management development as a process of influence. Industrial Management Review (May), 59 77. In Wadia (1968).

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Shostrum, E.L. (1967) Man, the Manipulator: The Inner Journey from Manipulation to Actualization. Abingdon Press, Nashville, Tenn.

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Shultz, G.P., and Whisler, T.L. (Eds.) (1960) Management Organization and the Computer. The Free Press, Glencoe, I11.

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Simon, H. A., and Newell, A. (1960) What have computers to do with management? In Shultz and Whisler (1960).

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Simon, H.A. (1964) On the concept of organizational goal. Admirlistrative Science Quarterly 9, 1 22. In Wadia (1968).

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Sisson, R.L., and Canning, R.G. (1967) A Manager's Guide to Computer Processing. Wiley, New York.

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Steiner, G.A. (1964) The creative organization. Stanford U. Graduate School of Business Bulletin 33, 12-16. In Wadia (1968).

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Toffler, A. (1970) Future Shock. Random House, New York. A much talked-about analysis of the impact of rapid external change on human behavior.

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Tomeski, E.A. (1970) The Computer Revolution: The Executive and the New Information Technology. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York. Covers both new patterns of administration brought about by information technology and the administration of that new technology itself.

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Wadia, M.S. (Ed.) (1968) Management and the Behavioral Sciences. Allyn and Bacon, Boston.

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Whisler, T.L. (1967) The impact of information technology on organizational control. In Myers (1967).

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Whisler, T.L. (1970) Information Technology and Operational Change. Wadsworth, Belmont, Calif.

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Withington, F.C. (1969) The Real Computer: Its Influences, Uses and Effects. Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass. Insightful discussion of the myth and the reality of the impact of the computer on people.

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Woodward, J. (1965) Industrial Organization, Theory and Practice. Oxford U. Press, Oxford, England.

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Zalkind, S.S., and Costello, T.W. (1962) Perception: implications for administration. Administrative Science Quarterly 7, 218-35. In Wadia (1968).

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Basic concepts of information Berztiss (1971); Codd (1970); lverson (1962); Johnson (1970); Knuth ( 1968); Mealy ( 1967); Wegner (1968).

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Modeling structures--linear lists Berztiss (1971); Dodd (1969); Flores (1970); Hopgood (1969); lverson ( 1962); Johnson ( 1970); Knuth ( 1968); Mealy ( 1967); Williams (1971).

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Modeling structures--multilinked structures Berztiss (1971); Dodd (1969); Flores (1970); Hopgood (1969); l verson (1962); Johnson (1970) Ch. 1-3; Knuth (1968); Mealy (1967); Ross (1967); Williams (1971).

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Machine-level implementation structures Berztiss (1971); Dodd (1969); Flores (1970); Gauthier and Ponto (1970); Hopgood (1969); lliffe (1968); Johnson (970); Kn uth (1968); Madnick (1969); Morris (1968); Ross (1967); Wegner (1968); Williams (1971).

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Storage management Berztiss (1971); Flores (1970); Iliffe (1968); Johnson (1970); Knuth (1968); Madnick (1969); Ross (1967); Shorr and Waite (1967).

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Programming language implementation structures Berztiss (1971); CODASYL (1971); Gordon (1969); Griswold et al. (1968); lverson (1962); Lawson (1967); Rosen (1967) Pt. 3; Sammet (1968); Wegner (1968); Williams (1971).

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Sorting and searching Berztiss (1971); Flores (1969a); Gauthier and Ponto (1970); Hopgood (1969); l verson (1962); Johnson (1970) Ch. 4, 5; Wegner (1968).

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Examples of use of information structures Berztiss (1971); Codd (1970); Dodd (1969); Knuth (1968); Wegner (1968); Williams (1971).

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Hardware modules Beizer (1971) Vol. 1; Bell and Newell (1971); Buchholz (1962); Flores (1969b); Gear (1969); Hellerman (1967); Husson (1970); lliffe (1968); Martin (1967); Tucker and Flynn (1971).

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Execution software Beizer (1971) Vol. 1; Daley and Dennis (1968); Denning (1970); Dijkstra (1968c).

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Operation software Barron (1969); Beizer (1971) Vol. 1; Rosin (1969).

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Data and program handling software Barron (1969); Rosen (1967).

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Multiprogramming and multiprocessing environments Beizer (1971) Vol. 2; Coffman and Kleinrock (1968); Conway (1963); Daley and Dennis ( 1968); Hellerman ( 1969); Lampson ( 1968); Rosen (1967) Pt. 5; Stimler (1969); Watson (1970); Wilkes (1967); Wilkes and Needham (1968); Wirth (1969).

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Function of file and communications systems Gruenberger (1968a); Gruenberger (1969); Martin (1967); Martin and Norman (1970); Meadow (1967); Minker and Sable (1967); Salton (1968); Senko (1969).

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File system hardware Lefkovitz ( 1967); Martin (1967).

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File system organization and structure CODASYL (1969); CODASYL (1971); Dodd (1969); IBM (1969); IFIP (1969); Lefkovitz (1967); Lowe (1968); McGee (1968); Martin (1967); Meadow (1967); Minker and Sable (1967); Salton (1968); Senko (1969); Watson (1970).

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Analysis of file systems CODASYL (1971); IBM (1969); IFIP (1969); Lefkovitz (1967); Lowe (1968); Martin (1967); Salton (1968).

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Data management systems CODASYL (1969); CODASYL (1971); Gruenberger (1969); IFIP (1969); Lefkovitz (1967); McGee (1968); Martin (1967); Minker and Sable (1967); Senko (1969).

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Communication system hardware Davenport (1971); Gentle (1965); Martin (1967); Martin (1969a); Martin (1969b).

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Communication system organization and structure Davenport (1971); Gentle (1965); Martin (1967); Martin (1969a); Martin (1969b).

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Analysis of communication systems Martin (1967); Martin (1969a); Martin (1969b).

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Examples of integrated systems Gruenberger (1968a); Martin (1967); Martin, Greenberger, and Norman (1970); Parkhill (1966); Watson (1970).

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Run-time structures in programming languages Galler (1970); Randell and Russell (1964); Rosen (1967) Pt. 2, 3; Wegner (1968).

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Communication, linking, and sharing of programs and data Daley and Dennis (1968); Dijkstra (1960); Gear (1969); Knuth (1968); Martin (1967); Morgan (1970); Wegner (1968).

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Interface design ben-Aaron (1969); Dijkstra (1968a); Martin (1967).

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Program documentation Applied Data Research (1970); Billups (1969); Walsh (1969).

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Program debugging and testing Billups (1969); Dijkstra (1968a); Gruenberger (1968b), Hassitt (1967); Martin (1967); Van Horn (1968).

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Programming style and aesthetics Dijkstra (1960); Dijkstra (1968a); Dijkstra (1968b); Knuth (1968); Knuth and Floyd (1971); Morgan (1970); Wirth and Hoare (1966); Wirth (1971).

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Selected examples Head (1971); Martin (1967).

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Applied Data Research. (1970) A utoflow Reference Manual. Applied Data Research Corp., Princeton, N. J.

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David William Barron, Assemblers and Loaders, Elsevier Science Inc., New York, NY, 1978

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Beizer, B. ( 1971 ) The Architecture and Engineering of Digital Computer Complexes, Vols. 1 and 2. Plenum Press, New York. A comprehensive text on hardware/software architecture and design methods. Volume 1 covers basic hardware units (processors, memories, controllers, peripherals) and software units (loaders, assemblers, compilers, interpreters), and introduces some optimization and evaluation techniques. Volume 2 deals with aspects of complex computer configurations.

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C. Gordon Bell , A. C. Newell, Computer structures: Readings and examples (McGraw-Hill computer science series), McGraw-Hill Pub. Co., 1971

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ben-Aaron, M. (1969) Programming systems standardisation. Proc. Fourth Australiah Computer Conference, Vol. 1., 309-12. CR 12, 10(71)22,030.

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Alfs T. Berztiss , A. T. Berztiss, Data Structures: Theory and Practice, Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL, 1975

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Billups, R., and Louis, G. (1969) X-raying a programming system. Software Age (May), 8-17. A discussion of documentation relating to diagnostics and program design.

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Werner Buchholz, Planning a computer system: Project Stretch, McGraw-Hill, Inc., Hightstown, NJ, 1962

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CODASYL Data Base Task Group. (1969) October 69 Report. Report to the CODASYL Programming Language Committee, available through ACM. CR 11, 5(70)19,080. Contains a proposal for a Data Description Language for describing a data base and a Data Manipulation Language which, when associated with the facilities of a host language, allows manipulation of data bases described in the Data Description Language.

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CORPORATE Codasyl Systems Committee, Introduction to “feature analysis of generalized data base management systems”, Communications of the ACM, v.14 n.5, p.308-318, May 1971  [doi>10.1145/362588.362590]

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E. F. Codd, A relational model of data for large shared data banks, Communications of the ACM, v.13 n.6, p.377-387, June 1970  [doi>10.1145/362384.362685]

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Coffman, E.G. Jr., and Kleinrock, L. (1968) Computer scheduling methods and their countermeasures. Proc. AFIPS 1968 SJCC, Vol. 32, AFIPS Press, Montvale, N.J., 11-21. CR 10, 2(69) 16,222.

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Conway, M. (1963) A multiprocessor system design. Proc. AFIPS 1963 FJCC, Vol. 24, Spartan Books, New York, 139-46. CR 5, 3(64)5700.

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Cuadra, C.A. (Ed.) (1966-1971) Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, Vols. 1-6. CR 8, 1(67)11,128 (Vol. I); CR 10,4(69)16, 550 (Vol. 3); CR 11, 7(70)19, 391 (Vol. 4). An excellent survey and review publication, covering mainly information storage and retrieval systems.

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Robert C. Daley , Jack B. Dennis, Virtual memory, processes, and sharing in MULTICS, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.5, p.306-312, May 1968  [doi>10.1145/363095.363139]

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Davenport, W.P. (1971) Modern Data Communications. Hayden, New York. An introductory textbook covering many topics in data communications in an elementary way.

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Peter J. Denning, Virtual Memory, ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR), v.2 n.3, p.153-189, Sept. 1970  [doi>10.1145/356571.356573]

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Dijkstra, E.W. (1960) Recursive programming. Numerische Mathematik 2, 312-18. In Rosen (1967). CR 10, 8(69)17, 275.

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Edsger W. Dijkstra, The structure of the “THE”-multiprogramming system, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.5, p.341-346, May 1968  [doi>10.1145/363095.363143]

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Edsger W. Dijkstra, Letters to the editor: go to statement considered harmful, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.3, p.147-148, March 1968  [doi>10.1145/362929.362947]

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Edsger Wybe Dijkstra, Cooperating Sequential Processes, Technical Report EWD-123, 1965

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George G. Dodd, Elements of Data Management Systems, ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR), v.1 n.2, p.117-133, June 1969  [doi>10.1145/356546.356550]

291

Ivan Flores, Computer Sorting, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1969

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Flores, I. (1969b) Computer Organization. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 10, 11(69)17, 921.

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Ivan Flores, Data Structure and Management, Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1977

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Galler , Perlis, A View of Programming Languages (Addison-Wesley Series in Computer Science and Information Pr), Addison-Wesley Longman Publishing Co., Inc., Boston, MA, 1976

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Gauthier, R., and Ponto, S. (1970) Designing Systems Programs. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 12, 3(71)20, 829. See particularly Ch. 7 (Data Representation) and Ch, 8 (Search Structures).

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C. William Gear, Computer Organization and Programming, McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York, NY, 1980

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Gentle, E.C. Jr. (Ed.) (1965) Data Communications in Business: An Introduction. Publishers Service Co. New York. CR 7, 6(66) 10,837. An introduction to the role and uses of data communications in business.

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Genuys, F. (Ed.) (1968) Programming Languages. Academic Press, New York.

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Gordon, G. (1969) System Simulation. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 11, 3(70)18,682.

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Ralph E Griswold, The SNOBOL4 programming language, Bell Telephone Laboratories, 1968

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Gruenberger, F. (Ed.) (1968a) Computers and Communications-- Toward a Computer Utility. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 9, 6(68)14,439. A collection of symposium papers.

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Gruenberger, F. (1968b) Program testing and validating. Datamation (July) 39-47.

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Gruenberger, F. (Ed.) (1969) Critical Factors in Data Management. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CRII, 2(70)18,384. A collection of symposium papers.

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Hassitt, A. (1967) Computer Programming and Computer Systems. Academic Press, New York. CR 8, 4(67)12,355. Ch. 8 on debugging philosphy and Ch. 9 on the dynamic use of storage are most useful.

305

Robert V. Head, A Guide to Packaged Systems, Krieger Publishing Co., Inc., Melbourne, FL, 1971

306

Hellerman, H. (1967) Digital Computer System Principles. McGraw- Hill, New York. CR 9, 1(68)13,313. Principles of digital computer systems, presented in such a way as to show common aspects of programming, machine design, and problem description.

307

Hellerman, H. (1969) Some principles of time-sharing scheduler strategies. IBM Systems J. 8, 2, 94 117. CR 10, 9(69)17,501.

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Hopgood, F.R.A. (1969) Compiling Techniques. American Elsevier, New York. CR 10, 11(69)17,773. Distinguishes between abstract data structures and internal storage structures. Ch. 2 (Data Structures), Ch. 3 (Data Structure Mappings), and Ch. 4 (Tables) are particularly relevant here.

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Husson, S. (1970) Microprogramming: Principles and Practices. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Contemporary treatment of the implementation of computer control, using several existing processor designs as extended examples.

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IBM Corporation. (1969) File Design Handbook. Information Sciences Depart., IBM Research, San Jose, Calif. A prototype file design handbook with special emphasis on providing equations, guidelines, and simulation data for use by the file designed in meeting user constraints on cost, storage capacity, response time, etc.

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IFIP. (1969) File Organization. Selected papers from File 68--an I.A.G. Conference. Swets and Zeitlinger N.V., Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Papers ranging from the nature of management and information systems, and details of file structure design and programming support systems, through specific case studies.

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Iliffe, J.K. (1968) Basic Machine Principles. American Elsevier, New York. Presents a computer system design in which many data handling and storage management functions typically "software" are defined in the hardware.

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Kenneth E. Iverson, A Programming Language., John Wiley & Sons, 1962

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Johnson, L.R. (1970) System Structure in Data, Programs and Computers. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 12, 1(71)20,504. Systematic treatment of much of computer science, taking the tree as a basic structural element.

315

Donald E. Knuth, The Art of Computer Programming Volumes 1-3 Boxed Set, Addison-Wesley Longman Publishing Co., Inc., Boston, MA, 1998

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Knuth, D.E., and Floyd, R.F. (1971) Notes on avoiding "go to" statements. Information Processing Letters 1, 1, 23-31.

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Butler W. Lampson, A scheduling philosophy for multiprocessing systems, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.5, p.347-360, May 1968  [doi>10.1145/363095.363144]

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Harold W. Lawson, Jr., PL/I list processing, Communications of the ACM, v.10 n.6, p.358-367, June 1967  [doi>10.1145/363332.363344]

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Lefkovitz, D. (1967) File Structures for On-Line Systems. Spartan Books, New York. CR 10, 7(69)17,049. Presents alternative methods for file structure design and access, primarily in the context of information storage and retrieval systems.

320

Thomas C. Lowe, The Influence of Data Base Characteristics and Usage on Direct Access File Organization, Journal of the ACM (JACM), v.15 n.4, p.535-548, Oct. 1968  [doi>10.1145/321479.321482]

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McGee, W.C. (1968) File structures for generalized data management. Proc. IFIP Congress 68. CR 10, 4(69)16, 557. Presents techniques for representing complex data structures as directed graphs and for making explicit declarations of graphstructured files.

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Stuart E. Madnick, String processing techniques, Communications of the ACM, v.10 n.7, p.420-424, July 1967  [doi>10.1145/363427.363444]

323

James Martin, Design of Real-Time Computer Systems, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1967

324

James Martin, Telecommunications and the computer (3rd ed.), Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1990

325

James Martin, Teleprocessing Network Organization, Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference, 1969

326

Martin, J., and Norman, A.R.D. (1970) The Computerized Society. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. An imaginative presentation of present and prospective impacts of computer technology on many aspects of society.

327

Meadow, C.T. (1967) The Analysis of Information Systems. Wiley, New York. CR 9, 8(68)14, 939. Subtitled "'A Programmer's Introduction to Information Retrieval." A thoughtful presentation from the standpoints of both library science and computer science.

328

Mealy, G.H. (1967) Another look at data. Proc. AFIPS 1967 FJCC, Vol. 31, AFIPS Press, Montvale, N.J., 525-34. Sketches a theory of data based on relations.

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Minker, J., and Sable, J. (1967) File organization and data management. In Cuadra (1967), Vol. 2, 123-60. A report of then-recent developments in file organization and data management, organized in a tutorial and expository framework, with an extensive bibliography.

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Howard Lee Morgan, An interrupt based organization for management information systems, Communications of the ACM, v.13 n.12, p.734-739, Dec. 1970  [doi>10.1145/362814.362822]

331

Robert Morris, Scatter storage techniques, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.1, p.38-44, Jan. 1968  [doi>10.1145/362851.362882]

332

Parkhill, D. (1966) The Challenge of the Computer Utility. Addison- Wesley, Reading, Mass. CR 8 1(67)11,053. Discusses the history, technology, economic, and legal aspects of computer utilities.

333

Brian Randall , Lawford J. Russell, Algol-60 Implementation, Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL, 1964

334

Rosen Saul, Programming Systems and Languages., McGraw Hill Text, 1967

335

Robert F. Rosin, Supervisory and Monitor Systems, ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR), v.1 n.1, p.37-54, March 1969  [doi>10.1145/356540.356544]

336

Douglas T. Ross, The AED free storage package, Communications of the ACM, v.10 n.8, p.481-492, Aug. 1967  [doi>10.1145/363534.363546]

337

Gerard. Salton, Automatic Information Organization and Retrieval., McGraw Hill Text, 1968

338

Jean E. Sammet, Programming Languages: History and Fundamentals, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1969

339

H. Schorr , W. M. Waite, An efficient machine-independent procedure for garbage collection in various list structures, Communications of the ACM, v.10 n.8, p.501-506, Aug. 1967  [doi>10.1145/363534.363554]

340

Senko, M.E. (1969) File organization and management information systems. In Cuadra (1969), Vol. 4, 111-43. A review of management information systems applications and structure, viewed from the standpoints of both the information scientist and the systems programmer. Includes an extensive bibliography.

341

Stimler, S. (1969) Real-Time Data-Processing Systems. McGraw- Hill, New York, CR 10, 9(69)17,391. A text on hardware configuration design, emphasizing file and communications subsystems. Develops and illustrates many evaluation and optimization techniques.

342

Allen B. Tucker , Michael J. Flynn, Dynamic microprogramming: processor organization and programming, Communications of the ACM, v.14 n.4, p.240-250, April 1971  [doi>10.1145/362575.362580]

343

Earl C. Van Horn, Three criteria for designing computing systems to facilitate debugging, Communications of the ACM, v.11 n.5, p.360-365, May 1968  [doi>10.1145/363095.363145]

344

Walsh, D. (1969) A Guide for Software Documentation. Inter-ACT, McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 11, 7(70)19, 392. Contains a number of models for the design of documentation procedures.

345

Richard W Watson, Timesharing system design concepts (McGraw-Hill computer science series), McGraw-Hill Pub. Co., 1970

346

Peter. Wegner, Programming Languages, Information Structures, and Machine Organization., McGraw Hill Text, 1968

347

Wilkes, M.V. (1967) The design of multiple-access computer systems. ComputerJ. 10, 1, I 9. CR9,10(68)15,414.

348

Wilkes, M.V., and Needham, R.M. (1968) The design of multipleaccess computer systems: Pt. 2. Computer J. 10, 4, 315-320. CR 9, 10(68)15,415.

349

Robin Williams, A Survey of Data Structures for Computer Graphics Systems, ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR), v.3 n.1, p.1-21, March 1971  [doi>10.1145/356583.356584]

350

Niklaus Wirth , C. A. R. Hoare, A contribution to the development of ALGOL, Communications of the ACM, v.9 n.6, p.413-432, June 1966  [doi>10.1145/365696.365702]

351

Niklaus Wirth, On multiprogramming, machine coding, and computer organization, Communications of the ACM, v.12 n.9, p.489-498, Sept. 1969  [doi>10.1145/363219.363222]

352

Niklaus Wirth, Program development by stepwise refinement, Communications of the ACM, v.14 n.4, p.221-227, April 1971  [doi>10.1145/362575.362577]

1

Introduction to the system life cycle Benjamin (1971); Glans et al. (1968); Hartman et al. (1968); Nolan (1971); Rubin (1970a).

2

System life cycle management Rubin (1970b); Shaw and Atkins (1970).

3

Basic analysis tools Chapin (1971); Couger (1972); Farina (1970); Gatto (1964); Gildersleeve ( 1970); Gleim ( 1970); Hare ( 1967); Hartman et al. ( 1968); Honeywell ( 1968); McDaniel ( 1970a); Pollack et al. ( 1971 ).

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determining system alternatives Amstutz (1967); Gildersleeve (1970); Martin (1965); Martin (1969); Olle (1970); Optner (1968); Rubin (1970c); Rubin (1970d).

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Determining system economics Emery (1971); Fisher (1971); Gregory (1963); Hurst (1969); Joslin (1971); Langefors (1970); Marschak (1971); Seiler (1969); Sharpe (1969).

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Defining logical system requirements Clifton (1970); Gray (1969); Hartman et al. (1968); IBM (1963); Laden and Gildersleeve (1963); Lyon (1971); National Cash Register (1967); Teichroew and Sayani (1971); Young and Kent (1958).

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Summary and introduction to physical system design Benjamin (1971); Blumenthal (1969); Hartman et al. (1968); Rubin (1970b).

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Basic design tools and objectives Benjamin (1971) Sec. 4; Glans et al. (1968); Hartman et al. (1968); IBM (1966); Matthews (1971) Ch. 2, 3; Myers (1963); Shaw and Atkins (1970).

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Hardware/software selection and evaluation Couger (1972); Emery (1971); Fisher (1971); Gregory and Van Horn (1963); Head (1971); Joslin (1971); Martin (1965); Martin (1967); Martin (1969); Seiler (1969); Sharpe (1969) Sec. 4.

3

Design and engineering of software Benjamin (1971); Martin (1965); Martin (1967) Sec. 6; Matthews (1971) Ch. 5-7; McDaniel (1970b); Rubin (1970a); Rubin (1970b); Teichroew and Sayani (1971).

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Data base development CODASYL (1971); Flores (1970); GUIDE/SHARE (1970); Gildersleeve (1971); Lyon (1971); Martin (1967) Ch. 22; Rubin (1970b).

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Program development Chapin (1971); Gray (1969); Martin (1965); Matthews (1971); Rosen (1967); Rubin ( 1970a); Rubin ( 1970b); Walsh (1969).

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System implementation Benjamin (1971) Sec. 9; Hartman et al. (1968); Martin (1965); Matthews (1971) Ch. 13; Shaw (1970).

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Post implementation analyses Benjamin (1971); Hartman et al. (1968); Martin (1965); Martin (1967), Matthews (1971) Ch. l l;,Sutherland (1971).

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Long-range planning Emery (1969); Miller (1971); Morton (1971); Orlicky (1969).

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Development of a system for a local firm Blumenthal (1969) Cb. 3-4.

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Development of a system for a university/college Johnson and Katzenmeyer (1969), Pt. 3.

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Development of a system for a hypothetical application Science Research Associates (1970).

371

Ackoff, R.L. (1970) A Concept of Corporate Planning. Wiley, New York.

372

Amstutz, A. (1967) Computer Simulation of Competitive Market Response. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. CR 9, 5(68)14,248. Proposes an approach to policy management based on the use of microanalytic computer simulation. Describes how simulationbased computer systems can provide realistic artificial environments in which managers evaluate strategies.

373

Ansoff, H.i. (1965) Corporate Strategy. McGraw-Hill, New York.

374

Benjamin, R.I. (1971) Control of the Information System Development Cycle. Wiley, New York. Develops a conceptual methodology for controlling the development of information systems. See also annotation in bibliography for Course A I.

375

Benton, W.K. (1971) The Use of the Computer in Planning. Addison- Wesley, Reading, Mass.

376

Blumenthal, S.C. (1969) Management Information Systems: A Framework for Planning and Development. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 10, 10(69)17, 647. Bridges the gap between theory and practice by detailing the specific technical and organizational steps necessary to synthesize a comprehensive, integrated system plan for the enterprise. See also annotation in bibliography for Course A 1.

377

Cbapin, N. (1971) Flowcharts. Auerbacb, Princeton, N.J. CR 12, 12(71)22, 295. Covers program flowcharts, system flowcharts, computer-produced flowcharts, ANSI Standard flowcharts.

378

Clifton, D.H. (1970) Systems Analysis for Business Data Processing. Auerbacb, Princeton, N.J. CR 12, 4(71) 20, 952. An introductory book on system analysis and design.

379

Couger, J.D. (1972) Systems Analysis Techniques. Wiley, New York. A collection of articles on system analysis techniques, describing approaches which concentrate on concepts and principles of system analysis.

380

CODASYL Systems Committee (1971) Feature Analysis of Generalized Data Base Management Systems. Technical report, available from ACM, New York. See annotation in bibliography for Course Group C.

381

Emery, J.C. (1969) Organizational Planning and Control Systems: Theory and Technology. Crowell Collier and Macmillan, New York.

382

Emery, J.C. (1971) Cost/Benefit Analysis of Information Systems. The Society for Management Information Systems, Chicago. Provides foundation covering determination of value of information, cost of information, characteristics that govern value and cost, and techniques for making cost/benefit analyses.

383

Farina, M.V. (1970) Flowcharting. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 11, 7(70)19,469. Introduces flowcbarting by relating it to application in programming the BASIC language.

384

Fisher, G.H. (1971) Cost Considerations in Systems A na(vsis. American Elsevier, New York. One of the first books to concentrate on the cost analysis aspects of system analysis. Uses examples in the Department of Defense. Written, however, so the reader can see the transferability to problems in transportation, health, public housing, and environmental resource planning.

385

Ivan Flores, Data Structure and Management, Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1977

386

O. T. Gatto, Autosate, Communications of the ACM, v.7 n.7, p.425-432, July 1964  [doi>10.1145/364520.364570]

387

Gildersleeve, T.R. (1970) Decision Tables and Their Practical Application. Prentide-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CR 12, 2(71)20, 655. A programmed instruction introduction to decision tables.

388

Gildersleeve, T.R. ( 1971) Design of Sequential File Systems. Wiley, New York. Covers the design of files and strategies for sequential Storage media.

389

Burton Grad , Thomas B. Glans , William E. Meyers , Richard N. Schmidt , David Holstein, Management Systems, Dryden Press, Hinsdale, IL, 1979

390

GUIDE/SHARE. (1970) Guide/Share Data Base Management System Requirements. Technical report. A well-written statement of requirements, emphasizing the importance and functions of the people in the system.

391

Gleim, G. (1970) Program Flowcharting. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York. Covers USASI symbols and two levels of flowcharting: systems flowcharts, program flowcharts.

392

Gray, M., and London, K.R. (1969) Documentation Standards, Brandon/Systems Press, Princeton, N.J. CR 10, 9(68)17,373. The first book developed exclusively for this subject; covers all the salient facts concerning documentation.

393

Gregory, R.H., and Van Horn, R.L. (1963) Automatic Data Processing Systems. Wadsworth, Belmont, Calif. An introduction to data processing which includes chapters on system analysis, system design, and the value and cost of information.

394

Hare, V. (1967) Systems Analysis: A Diagnostic Approach. Harcourt Brace and Jovanovich, New York. CR 8, 5(67)12, 554. A technical treatment of system analysis, useful for graduate level courses.

395

W. Hartman , H. Matthes , A. Proeme, Management Information Systems Handbook: Analysis, Requirements Determination, Design and Development, Implementation and Evaluation (MIS: ARDI), McGraw Hill Text, 1968

396

Robert V. Head, A Guide to Packaged Systems, Krieger Publishing Co., Inc., Melbourne, FL, 1971

397

Honeywell Corporation (1968) Business Information System Analysis and Design. Technical Report No. 144.0000.0000.0-954. The system analysis and design approach advocated by Honeywell.

398

Hurst, E.G. Jr. (1969) Analysis for management decisions. Wharton Quarterly (winter).

399

IBM Corporation. (1963) Study Organization Plan Documentation Techniques. Technical Report No. C20-8075-0. The system analysis and design approach advocated by IBM.

400

IBM Corporation (1966) The Time Automated Grid System. Technical Report No. Y20-0358-0.

401

Johnson, C B. and Katzenmeyer, W.G. (Eds.) (1969) Management Information Systems in Higher Education: The State of the Art. Duke U. Press, Durham, N.C.

402

Joslin, E. (Ed.) (1971) Analysis, Design and Selection of Computer Systems. College Reading Inc., Arlington, Va. A book of readings, from earlier published articles.

403

Laden, H.N., and Gildersleeve, T.R. (1963) Systems Design for Computer Applications. Wiley, New York. Covers techniques for design of sequential file systems.

404

Langefors, B. (1970) Theoretical Analysis of Information Systems, Vol. 1, 2. Studentlitteratur Lund. Available from Barnes & Noble, New York, CR 11, 4(70)18, 831 (Vol. 1); 18, 832 (Vol. 2). A technical treatment of systems analysis, useful for graduate level courses.

405

Lyon, J.K. (1971)An Introduction to Data Base Design. Wiley, New York. Concentrates on techniques in the design of online files.

406

Martin, J. (1965) Programming Real-Time Computer Systems. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Concentrates more on system design than programming aspects of online systems.

407

James Martin, Design of Real-Time Computer Systems, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1967

408

James Martin, Telecommunications and the computer (3rd ed.), Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1990

409

Marschak, J. (1971) Economics of information systems. J. American Statistical Association 66, 192-219. An important contribution towards formalizing, in a precise statistical manner, the concepts of cost and benefit of information.

410

Matthews, D.Q. (1971) The Design of the Management Information System. Auerbach, Princeton, N.J. CR 12, 8(71)21,668. An introductory book on the MIS approach.

411

McDaniel, H. (1970a)Applications of Decision Tables--A Reader. Brandon/Systems Press, Princeton, N.J. CR 12, 2(71)20, 613. Examples of the use of decision tables, at the introductory level.

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McDaniel, H. (1970b) Decision Table Software--A Handbook. Brandon/Systems Press, Princeton, N.J., CR 12, 2(71)20, 613. Examples of the use of decision tables at the introductory level.

413

Miller, E.C. (1971) Advanced Techniques for Strategic Planning. AMA Research Study 104, American Management Assoc., New York.

414

Morton, M.S.S. (1971) Management Decision Systems. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard U., Boston. CR 12, 6(71 )21,367. Presents results of academic experimentation in manager/computer interactive terminal systems.

415

Myers, D.H. (1963) A Time-Grid Techniques for the Design o f Information Systems. IBM Systems Research Institute, New York. A description of this technique is also given in Kelly (1970), pp. 367-403, listed in the bibliography for Course A I.

416

National Cash Register Company. (1967) Accurately Defined Systems. Dayton, Ohio. The system analysis and design approach advocated by NCR.

417

Nolan, R. L. (1971) Systems analysis for computer based information systems design. Data Base 3, 4, 1-10. See annotation in bibliography for Course A3.

418

Olle, T.W. (1970) MIS: data bases. Datamation (Nov.). An excellent classification and characterization of file management systems, and how they fit into the world of management information systems.

419

Optner, S. (1968)Systems Analysis for Business Management. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Should be titled "Analysis of Systems for Management of Business." Includes cases.

420

Orlicky, J. (1969) The Successful Computer System: Its Planning, Development and Management in a Business Enterprise. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 10, 11(69)17,820. Introduction to planning for the MIS.

421

Pollack, S.L., Hicks, H.T. Jr., and Harrison, W.J. (1971) Decision Tables: Theory and Practice. Wiley, New York. The theory and theorems of the decision table technique. Includes examples.

422

Rosen, S. (Ed.) (1967) Programming Languages and Systems. McGraw-Hill, New York. CR 10, 1(69)15,975. Readings which provide valuable historical perspective in the area of systems programming and the design of large scale operating systems.

423

Rubin, M. (1970a) Introduction to the System Life Cycle, (Vol. 1). Auerbach, Princeton, N.J. Provides introductory level description of eight steps in the system life cycle.

424

Rubin, M. (1970b) System Life Cycle Standards, (Vol. 2). Auerbach, Princeton, N.J. Provides standards, procedures and forms for system development.

425

Rubin, M. (1970c) Advanced Technology: Input and Output. Auerbach, Princeton, N.J. A reference for I/O approaches and design considerations.

426

Rubin, M. (1970d)Advanced Technology: Systems Concepts. Auerbach, Princeton, N.J. Introduction to systems analysis concepts.

427

Science Research Associates (1970) Case Study on Business Systems Design. College Division, Palo Alto, Calif. A laboratory manual providing thirteen assignments in developing an EDP system for a hypothetical electronics firm.

428

Seiler, K. (1969) Introduction to Systems Cost-Effectiveness. Wiley, New York. Provides general concepts; not directed specifically toward computerized systems.

429

Shaw, J.C., and Atkins, W. (1970) Managing Computer Systems Projects. McGraw-Hill, New York, CR 12, 9(71)21,832. Suggests approaches for managing the systems development effort.

430

William F. Sharpe, The Economics of Computers, Columbia University Press, New York, NY, 1972

431

Sutherland, J.W. (1971) The configurator: today and tomorrow (Pt. 1); Tackle systems selection systematically (Pt. 2). Computer Decisions, (Feb., Apr.), 38 43, 14-19. CR 12, 7(71)21,521. A two-part article on the use of simulation and analytical meththods in the selection of a computer configuration.

432

Teichroew, D., and Sayani, H. (1971) Automation of system building. Datamation (Aug. 15), 25-30. CR 12, 12(71)22,264.

433

Young, J.W., and Kent, H. (1958) Abstract formulation of data processing problems. J. Industrial Engineering (Nov.-Dec.).

434

Walsh, D. (1969) A Guide for Software Documentation. McGraw- Hill, New York. CR 11, 7(70)19,392. Provides forms and procedures to follow when documenting the design and coding of a software system.

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Robert L. Ashenhurst, Implications for computer science departments of the ACM information systems curriculum, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.5 n.1, p.2-5, February 1973

Lloyd D. Fosdick, Computer Science Programs at Universities Awarding the Ph.D. Degree, Proceedings of the twelfth annual SIGCPR conference, p.40-47, July 18-19, 1974, Boulder, Colorado, United States

Kenneth I. Magel , Richard H. Austing , Alfs Berztiss , Gerald L. Engel , John W. Hamblen , A. A.J. Hoffmann , Robert Mathis, Recommendations for master's level programs in computer science: a report of the ACM curriculum committee on computer science, Communications of the ACM, v.24 n.3, p.115-123, March 1981

Norman R. Lyons, Systems design education: a gaming approach, Communications of the ACM, v.21 n.11, p.889-895, Nov. 1978

D. R. Chand , R. Techo, A computer science program in a business school, Proceedings of the annual conference, p.138-141, October 20-22, 1976, Houston, Texas, United States

Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr. , J. Daniel Couger , Gordon B. Davis, Information systems curriculum recommendations for the 80s: undergraduate and graduate programs, Communications of the ACM, v.25 n.11, p.781-805, Nov 1982

S. D. Conte , M. H. Halstead, The technology of computer center management: a proposed course for graduate professional programs in computer science or in information systems, Communications of the ACM, v.19 n.7, p.369-370, July 1976

Peter Freeman , Anthony I. Wasserman, A proposed curriculum for software engineering education, Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Software engineering, p.56-62, May 10-12, 1978, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

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Neil Webre, The Master's Practicum: A bridge over the Industry/University Gap, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.7 n.1, p.79-82, February 1975

Jacek Kryt, Knowledgeable and friendly end users, Proceedings of the 17th annual computer personnel research conference, p.9-20, June 26-27, 1980, Miami, Florida, United States

Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr., Educational programs in information systems: a report of the ACM curriculum committee on information systems, Communications of the ACM, v.24 n.3, p.124-133, March 1981

Robert L. Ashenhurst, ACM forum, Communications of the ACM, v.20 n.12, p.968-972, Dec. 1977

Charles J. Testa , Douglas B. Dearie, Human factors design criteria in man-computer interaction, Proceedings of the 1974 annual conference, p.61-65, January 1974

William Taggart, Human information processing styles and the information systems architect in the PSC systemeering model, Proceedings of the 17th annual computer personnel research conference, p.63-78, June 26-27, 1980, Miami, Florida, United States

J. Daniel Couger, Curriculum recommendations for undergraduate programs in information systems, Communications of the ACM, v.16 n.12, p.727-749, Dec. 1973

Richard H. Austing , Bruce H. Barnes , Gerald L. Engel, A survey of the literature in computer science education since curriculum '68, Communications of the ACM, v.20 n.1, p.13-21, Jan. 1977

Duane C. Abbey, Systems analyst training: Filling the gap and what to do next, Proceedings of the fourteenth annual computer personnel research conference, p.44-54, January 1976

Russell M. Armstrong, Continuing education in information system development, Proceedings of the ACM annual conference, p.130-133, August 01-01, 1972, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Peter Freeman , Anthony I. Wasserman , Richard E. Fairley, Essential elements of software engineering education, Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Software engineering, p.116-122, October 13-15, 1976, San Francisco, California, United States

James E. Benjamin , Wilbur L. Campbell, Jr. , John F. Schrage, Career oriented graduate program in management systems, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.11 n.1, p.10-13, February 1979

Gerardine DeSanctis , James F. Courtney, Toward friendly user MIS implementation, Communications of the ACM, v.26 n.10, p.732-738, Oct. 1983

Nicholas P. Vitalari , Gary W. Dickson, Problem solving for effective systems analysis: an experimental exploration, Communications of the ACM, v.26 n.11, p.948-956, Nov. 1983

R. Ryan Nelson , Michael W. Kattan , Paul H. Cheney, An empirical re-examination of the relationship among training, ability, and the acceptance of information technology, Proceedings of the 1991 conference on SIGCPR, p.177-186, April 08-09, 1991, Athens, Georgia, United States

J. D. Couger, The undergraduate program in information systems development, Proceedings of the ACM annual conference, p.138-144, August 01-01, 1972, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

William B. Gruener , Steven M. Graziano, A study of the first course in computers, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.10 n.3, p.100-107, August 1978

Pentti Kerola , Peter Freeman, A comparison of lifecycle models, Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Software engineering, p.90-99, March 09-12, 1981, San Diego, California, United States

Robert L. Ashenhurst, Curriculum recommendations for a master's program in information systems development, Proceedings of the ACM annual conference, p.134-137, August 01-01, 1972, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

M. Phister, Jr., A proposed course on data processing economics, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.8 n.1, p.260-265, February 1976

Sooun Lee , Seokha Koh , David Yen , Hung-Lian Tang, Perception gaps between IS academics and IS practitioners: an exploratory study, Information and Management, v.40 n.1, p.51-61, October 2002

William H. Dutton , Kenneth L. Kraemer, Management utilization of computers in American local governments, Communications of the ACM, v.21 n.3, p.206-218, March 1978

Yolanda F. Villaseñor, Evolution of a program in computing for a Latin American graduate college, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.14 n.2, p.11-16, June 1982

Gail B. Brackett , Chadwick H. Nestman , Emil R. Spees, Computer science education and the ideal of liberal arts, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.10 n.3, p.13-15, August 1978

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Peter G. Lykos , M. Granger Morgan , Fred W. Weingarten, Computer Impact on Society perspective on a new NSF initiative, Proceedings of the annual conference, p.374-380, August 27-29, 1973, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Benn Konsynski , Jay Nunamaker, The MBA and MIS: The integration of mis and management education, Proceedings of the 1983 annual conference on Computers : Extending the human resource, p.251-261, January 1983

Joyce Currie Little , Richard H. Austing , Harice Seeds , John Maniotes , Gerald L. Engel, Curriculum recommendations and guidelines for the community and junior college career program in computer programming: a working paper of the Association for Computing Machinery committee on curriculum in computer sciences by the sub committee on community and junior college curriculum, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.9 n.2, June 1977

J. Gerry Purdy, A graduate course in database management, ACM SIGMOD Record, v.7 n.1, p.10-15, 1975

Paul D. Oyer, Peopleware: key to success of information systems, ACM SIGCPR Computer Personnel, v.5 n.2, p.2-6, December 1974

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Donald R. Chand, Computer science education in business schools, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.6 n.3, p.91-97, September 1974

Nestor Guimaraes, System analysis skills hierarchy, ACM SIGCPR Computer Personnel, v.8 n.2, p.2-8, March 1980

James F. Courtney, Jr. , Ronald L. Jensen, Teaching DSS with DBMS, ACM SIGMIS Database, v.12 n.3, p.7-11, Spring 1981

Duane C. Abbey, Data processing and Computer Science graduates, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.7 n.1, p.71-75, February 1975

Theodore C. Willoughby , Val Silbey, User education for a computerized environment, ACM SIGCPR Computer Personnel, v.8 n.4, p.11-16, December 1980

Richard H. Austing, Computer science in health computing education, ACM SIGBIO Newsletter

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John W. Hamblen, Computer manpower in the United States - supply and demand, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, v.7 n.4, p.25-43, Dec. 1975

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