ACM Conference on Computer Science 1992: Kansas City, MO, USA

• Michael Fry:
  Practical Trade-Offs for Open Interconnection. 1-8
  
• Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini:
  A Vacation Model for Interconnected FDDI Networks. 9-16
  
• Z. P. Tao, M. Goossens:
  Synthesizing Communication Protocol Converter: A Model and Method. 17-24
  
• Zhengou Wang, Huizhu Lu, Marvin Stone:
  A Message Priority Assignment Algorithm for CAN Based Networks. 25-32
  
• Eliseo Clementini, Paolino Di Felice:
  Towards an Interaction Level for Object-Oriented Geographic Database Systems. 33-40
  
• Fred L. Heller, Alan L. Tharp:
  The *M-ary Tree and *Ternary Hillsort. 41-48
  
• Linda M. Null, Johnny S. Wong:
  The DIAMOND Security Policy for Object-Oriented Databases. 49-56
  
• Judy Mullins, Vijay Kumar:
  An Integrated Data Structure with Multiple Access Paths for Database Systems. 57-64
  
• Peter Jackson:
  Computing Prime Implicates. 65-72
  
• Talal Maghrabi, Forouzan Golshani:
  Automatic Program Generation Using Sequent Calculus. 73-82
  
• Ming-Dong Feng, Chung-Kwong Yuen:
  A Transputer-Based Parallel Lisp Implementation. 83-90
  
• A. C. Manoharan, M. Manoharan:
  Beyond Turing: A Knowledge Based Model Relativistic Cⁿ Machine. 91-98
  
• Cengiz Erbas, Seyed Sarkeshik, Murat M. Tanik:
  Different Perspectives of the N-Queens Problem. 99-108
  
• Aaron H. Konstam, Stephen J. Hartley, William L. Carr:
  Optimization in a Distributed Processing Environment Using Genetic Algorithms with Multivariate Crossover. 109-116
  
• Mitchell Flatebo, Ajoy Kumar Datta:
  Self-stabilizing Deadlock Detection Algorithms. 117-122
  
• José C. Cunha, Manuel B. Carvalhosa:
  A Sequential Abstract Machine for a Distributed Logic Language. 123-129
  
• Hong Liu, Donald Hockney:
  Visualization in Network Topology Optimization. 131-137
  
• Jürgen F. H. Winkler, Georg Dießl:
  Object CHILL - An Object Oriented Language for Systems Implementation. 139-147
  
• Deborah A. Agarwal, Louise E. Moser:
  A Graphical Interface for Analysis of Communication Protocols. 149-156
  
• Konrad Froitzheim:
  Abstract Personal Communications Manager (APCM). 157-164
  
• Ray Ford:
  SGISL: A Distributed Computational Environment Supporting Environmental and Ecological Research. 165-172
  
• Bharat Bhasker, Csaba J. Egyhazy, Konstantinos P. Triantis:
  The Architecture of a Heterogeneous Distributed Database Management System: The Distributed Access View Integrated Database (DAVID). 173-179
  
• Özgür Ulusoy, Geneva G. Belford:
  Concurrency Control in Real-Time Database Systems. 181-188
  
• Albert Burger, Vijay Kumar:
  Performance of Multiversion Concurrency Control Mechanism in Partitioned and Partially Replicated Databases. 189-195
  
• Gia Toan Nguyen, Dominique Rieu:
  Multiple Object Representations. 197-204
  
• Raymond W. Kolbe, Ronald W. Broome, Marijke F. Augusteijn:
  A Dual Knowledge Representation for a Domain-Independent Intelligent Training System. 205-211
  
• Wan-Bih Liaw, Frank M. Brown:
  Knowledge Representing Schemes for Planning. 213-218
  
• Rajeshwar Prasad Srivastava:
  Use of Genetic Algorithms for Optimization in Digital Control of Dynamic Systems. 219-224
  
• David J. Pritchard:
  Load Balanced Deadlock-Free Deterministic Routing of Arbitrary Networks. 225-234
  
• Nancy J. Wahl, Stephen R. Schach:
  A Paradigm for Distributed Debugging. 235-242
  
• Hyoung Jhang:
  Performance Comparison of Join on Hypercube and Mesh. 243-250
  
• Michael A. Bauer, Tong Wang:
  Strategies for Distributed Search. 251-260
  
• Mohammad S. Obaidat, M. A. Al-Rousan:
  MTR: A Modified Token Ring Protocol and Its Performance. 261-266
  
• Jürgen Röthig:
  Improving DQDB Behaviour: Combining Bandwidth Valancing and Priority Mechanism. 267-274
  
• Bernard Cousin:
  FDDI and Timing Requirements for Image Transmission. 275-286
  
• Jonathan C. Lu, Leonard Kleinrock:
  An Access Protocol for High-Speed Optical LANs. 287-293
  
• Junguk L. Kim, Heon Young Yeom:
  A Fault-Tolerant Implementation Protocol for Replicated Database Systems on Bus Local Area Networks. 295-300
  
• Amos O. Olagunju:
  Concepts of Operational Software Quality Metrics. 301-308
  
• Hans-Ludwig Hausen:
  A Software Assessment and Certification Advisor. 309-316
  
• J. Chris Coppick, Thomas J. Cheatham:
  Software Metrics for Object-Oriented Systems. 317-322
  
• Pei-Chi Wu, Feng-Jian Wang, Kai-Ru Young:
  An Object-Oriented Specification and Its Generation for Compiler. 323-330
  
• Jin W. Chang:
  Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) Based on Transformation with Object-Oriented Logic (TOOL). 331-335
  
• Ken Slonneger:
  Implementing Denotational Semantics with Logic Programming. 337-344
  
• Hong Liu, Aaron Kershenbaum, Richard M. Van Slyke:
  Artificial Intelligence Applications to Communication Network Design with Bulk Facilities. 345-350
  
• Rajeshwar Prasad Srivastava:
  Automating Judgmental Decisions Using Neural Networks: A Model for Processing Business Loan Applications. 351-357
  
• Stella M. O'Brien, Linda Candy, Ernest A. Edmonds, T. J. Foster, Eddy McDaid:
  End-User Knowledge Manipulation Systems: The Speech Knowledge Interface. 359-366
  
• Robert Palumbo, Hossein Saiedian, Mansour Zand:
  The Operational Semantics of an Active Message System. 367-375
  
• Deep Medhi, Appie van de Liefvoort, C. S. Reece:
  A Performance Evaluation Model for a Digital Group with Multislot Traffic Streams. 377-383
  
• Jerry Stach, Jerry Place:
  A Performance Study of a Highly-Parallel Architecture to Provide Registration and Translation Services in an Intelligent Network. 385-393
  
• Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini:
  A Model to Evaluate the Effects of the BWB Mechanism in a DQDB Network in Underload Conditions. 395-405
  
• Donald A. Carpenter:
  A Queuing Model for Multi-User Teleprocessing System Line Speed Decisions. 407-414
  
• Rajshekhar Sunderraman:
  Algebraic Evaluation of Disjunctive Deductive Databases. 415-422
  
• Gregory D. Speegle, Andrew L. Gordon:
  Quantifying the Benefits of Semantics. 423-430
  
• Satoshi Ichimura, Yutaka Matsushita:
  A Pilot Card-Based Hypermedia Integrated with a Layered Architecture-Based OODB and an Object-Forwarding Mail System. 431-438
  
• Helmut Schmidt:
  Communicating Control Knowledge to a Deductive Database System. 439-446
  
• Lein Harn, Hung-Yu Lin, Shoubao Yang:
  A Software Authentication System for the Prevention of Computer Viruses. 447-450
  
• Dinesh Gambhir, Ivan Frish, Michael Post:
  Software Fault Isolation in Wide Area Networks. 451-458
  
• Jace W. Krull, Jie Wu, Andres M. Molina:
  Evaluation of a Fault Tolerant Distributed Broadcast Algorithm in Hypercube Multicomputers. 459-466
  
• J. Dana Eckart:
  A Parallel Extendible Scalable Cellular Automata Machine: PE-SCAM. 467-472
  
• Francis Suraweera, Prabir Bhattacharya:
  A Parallel Algorithm for the Minimum Spanning Tree on an SIMD Machine. 473-476
  
• Farideh A. Samadzadeh, G. E. Hedrick:
  Near-Optimal Multiprocessor Scheduling. 477-484
  
• Ashwini K. Nanda, Hong Jiang:
  Analysis of Directory Based Cache Coherence Schemes with Multistage Networks. 485-492
  
• ChiShih Chang, Victor L. Wallace:
  Multiple Feedback Queue as a Model of General Purpose Multiprocessor Systems. 493-500
  
• Darush Davani:
  Performance Interpolation for Computer Simulation Models: A Simulation-Based Approach. 501-508
  
• Jagan P. Agrawal, Mary L. Gerken:
  A Model of the Contention Resolution Time for Binary Tree Protocols. 509-516
  
• Laurence Duchien, Valérie Gay, Eric Horlait:
  X.400-Based Distributed Application Design Methodology. 517-523
  
• Chane L. Fullmer, Brent Auernheimer, William L. Morris III:
  A TCP/IP Network Facsimile System Built from Publicly Available Software. 525-532
  
• Takeshi Yoneda, Yutaka Matsushita:
  A Time Dependent Multimedia Document as an Advanced Communication Media. 533-540
  
• Ken Abernethy, John C. Kelly:
  Comparing Object-Oriented and Data Flow Models - a Case Study. 541-547
  
• Ronald C. Linton:
  POSTGRES Revisited: A Business Application Perspective. 549-554
  
• Farideh A. Samadzadeh:
  How to Attract Women into the Field of Computing. 557-558
  
• Maarten van Swaay:
  How Shall We Manage Cyberspace and Its Growing Population? 559
  
• Ming T. Liu:
  Distributed Computing. 560
  
• Frederick N. Springsteel:
  ACM CSC '92 Case Panel Session. 561
  
• Stuart H. Zweben:
  Software Engineering and Undergraduate Computing Curricula. 562
  
• Austin Melton:
  Software Metrics: A Re-Evaluation and New Applications. 563-564
  
• Lawrence Forsley:
  From the Classroom to the Real World (panel session). 565
  
• Dhawal B. Moghe:
  A Perspective on Personal Communication Services (PCS). 569
  
• Vinton G. Cerf:
  A Perspective on Ubiquitous Computing. 570
  
• Karen A. Duncan:
  Perspectives on Social Responsibility for the Computing Field. 571
  

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