ACM Conference on Computer Science 1995: Nashville, TN, USA

• Judy M. Bishop, Roberto Faria:
  Characteristics of Modern System Implementation Languages. 18-25
  
• Edward T. Ordman:
  Limitations of Using Tokens for Mutual Exclusion. 26-29
  
• Sivakumar Ravada, E. K. Park, Kia Makki:
  Automatic Detection of Errors in Distributed Systems. 30-35
  
• Jungsoon P. Yoo, Sung K. Yoo:
  Concept Formation in Numeric Domains. 36-41
  
• David M. Arnow, Ken McAloon, Carol Tretkoff:
  Parallel Integer Goal Programming. 42-47
  
• Elizabeth M. Boll, Daniel C. St. Clair:
  Analysis of Rule Sets Generated by the CN2, ID3, and Multiple Convergence Symbolic Learning Methods. 48-55
  
• Kenneth D. Landry, James D. Arthur:
  Boundary Analysis in the Instructional Footprint Model: An Implementation in Linda. 56-65
  
• T. Dean Hendrix, James H. Cross II:
  Language Independent Generation of Graphical Representations of Source Code. 66-72
  
• John Thornley:
  Declarative Ada: Parallel Dataflow Programming in a Familiar Context. 73-80
  
• Ken Slonneger:
  Visualizing Action Semantics. 81-88
  
• Barrett R. Bryant, Daniel T. Chang, Prakash K. Muthukrishnan, Viswanathan Vaidyanathan:
  Automatic Parallelization of Object-Oriented Programming Languages Using Tuple Space. 89-96
  
• Joseph Bergin:
  Run-Time Design for Object-Oriented Extensions to Pascal. 97-103
  
• Y. Daniel Liang, Chongkye Rhee:
  An Optimal Algorithm for Finding Biconnected Components in Permutation Graphs. 104-108
  
• Hari B. Bidasaria:
  A New Method for Modeling of Hair-Grass Type Textures. 109-113
  
• Ali A. Kooshesh, Bernard M. E. Moret:
  Folding a Simple Polygon: A Paradigm for Computational Geometry. 114-118
  
• Naoko Ito, Yoshihisa Shimazu, Teruo Yokoyama, Yutaka Matsushita:
  Fuzzy Logic Based Non-Parametric Color Image Segmentation with Optional Block Processing. 119-126
  
• Jay N. Bhuyan:
  A Combination of Genetic Algorithm and Simulated Evolution Techniques for Clustering. 127-134
  
• Thomas J. Cheatham, Jungsoon P. Yoo, Nancy J. Wahl:
  Software Testing: A Machine Learning Experiment. 135-141
  
• James Brawer, James Vorbach:
  A Formal Basis for Schema Analysis of Semantic Database Update Semantics. 142-149
  
• James D. Mooney:
  Portability and Reusability: Common Issues and Differences. 150-156
  
• Chia-Hsiu Sophie Lee, C. Jinshong Hwang, Anitesh Barua, Andrew B. Whinston:
  CART: A Computer Aided Reengineering Tool Based on Business Value Complementarity Theory. 157-168
  
• Mohammad N. Paryavi, William J. Hankley:
  OOSPEC: An Executable Object-Oriented Specification Language. 169-177
  
• Bill Schwartz, Betty W. Hwang, C. Jinshong Hwang:
  A Workplan for Business Process Reengineering and a Challenge for Information Science and Technology. 178-194
  
• Venkat N. Gudivada, Gwang S. Jung:
  A Linear Time Algorithm for Retrieval by Spatial Constraints in Multimedia Database Applications. 195-202
  
• Ka-Wing Wong:
  Grey Tuple Dependency and Grey Relational Algebra. 203-207
  
• Soon Myoung Chung, Pyeong S. Mah:
  Schema Integration for Multidatabases Using the Unified Relational and Object-Oriented Model. 208-215
  
• Bhavani M. Thuraisingham:
  Application of Object-Oriented Technology for Integrating Heterogeneous Database Systems. 216-221
  
• Kai-Hsiung Chang, Yu Gong, Timothy D. Dollar II, Shefali Gajiwala, Byong G. Lee, A. Wesley Wear:
  On Computer Supported Collaborative Writing Tools for Distributed Environments. 222-229
  
• Agustin A. Araya:
  Questioning Ubiquitous Computing. 230-237
  
• Charles H. Franke III, Nancy J. Wahl:
  Authoring a Hypertext UNIX Help Manual. 238-245
  
• Rajiv Tewari, Peter Grillo:
  Data Management for Mobile Computing on the Internet. 246-252
  
• Ken Kennedy:
  The Prospects for Architecture-Independent Parallel Programming. 253-254
  
• Barbara Simons:
  Electronic Democracy or Electronic Tranquilizer: Where are we Going on the Information Superhighway? 255-256
  
• Peter G. Neumann:
  Risks, Responsibilities, and the Future: Walking the Tightwire. 257
  
• David K. Hsiao:
  Interoperating and Integrating Multidatabases and Systems. 259-261
  
• Zdzislaw Pawlak:
  Rough Sets. 262-264
  
• Janice E. Cuny:
  CRA Workshop on Academic Careers for Women in Computer Science. 265
  
• Bruce H. Barnes, John R. Lehmann:
  The National Science Foundation and Support for Research and Education in Computing. 266
  
• Bill Z. Manaris:
  Artificial Intelligence: Finally in the Mainstream? 267-272
  
• James C. Browne:
  Is Computer Science Obsolete? 273
  
• Venkat N. Gudivada:
  Content-Based image Retrieval Systems (Panel). 274
  
• Venkat N. Gudivada:
  Panel on Content-Based Image Retrieval Systems (Position Paper). 275-276
  
• Susan M. Merritt:
  Plan for the Development and Implementation of the ACM Computer Science Curriculum for High Schools. 277
  
• Karl J. Klee:
  Preparing Society for the Information Age. 278
  
• Thomas Duong, C. Jinshong Hwang:
  Business Process Reengineering: Just a Buzzword? 279
  
• Thomas E. Hicks:
  The Role of OOP in the Undergraduate Curriculum Workshop Recommendations. 280
  
• Peter Wegner, Marvin Israel, Peter J. Denning, Nhora Cortes-Comerer, Allen B. Tucker:
  The Role of ACM's Computing Surveys. 281
  
• Tsau Young Lin:
  Workshop on Rough Sets and Database Mining. 282
  

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