Volume 35, Number 1, January 2002

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  James H. Aylor: The End of Computing Disciplines as We Know Them? 4-5

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  Willis K. King: Implementing Our Future Vision in 2002. 6-8

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  Letters. 9-11

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  Robert P. Colwell: logy, Astrology, Risk, and Product Quality. 12-14

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  News Briefs. 22-25
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  Lee Garber: Technology News. 26-32

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  Chandrasekhar Narayanaswami, Noboru Kamijoh, Mandayam T. Raghunath, Tadanobu Inoue, Thomas M. Cipolla, James L. Sanford, Eugene S. Schlig, Sreekrishnan Venkiteswaran, Dinakar Guniguntala, Vishal Kulkarni, Kazuhiko Yamazaki: IBM's Linux Watch: The Challenge of Miniaturization. 33-41
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  Alan Allan, Don Edenfeld, William H. Joyner Jr., Andrew B. Kahng, Mike Rodgers, Yervant Zorian: 2001 Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors. 42-53
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  Bruce R. Schatz: The Interspace: Concept Navigation Across Distributed Communities. 54-62
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  Barry W. Boehm: Get Ready for Agile Methods, with Care. 64-69
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  Luca Benini, Giovanni De Micheli: Networks on Chips: A New SoC Paradigm. 70-78
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  Mark Oskin, Frederic T. Chong, Isaac L. Chuang: A Practical Architecture for Reliable Quantum Computers. 79-87
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  Gabriel Leen, Donal Heffernan: Expanding Automotive Electronic Systems. 88-93

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  Thad Starner: Web Technologies - Thick Clients for Personal Wireless Devices. 133-135
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  Wayne Wolf: Embedded Computing - What Is Embedded Computing? 136-137
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  Richard G. Mathieu: IT Systems Perspective- Top-Down Approach to Computing. 138-139
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  Sam Fuller, Tom Cox: Standards - Anatomy of a Forward-Looking Open Standard. 140-141
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  W. Neville Holmes: The Profession - To See Ourselves as Others See Us. 142-144

Volume 35, Number 2, February 2002

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  Letters. 6-8

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  Robert P. Colwell: On Computers and Rock 'n' Roll. 9-11

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  Article Summaries. 12-13

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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Web Services: Beyond the Hype. 18-21

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Wanted: More Network-Security Graduates and Research. 22-24

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  News Briefs. 25-27

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  Kenneth L. Kraemer, Jason L. Dedrick: Enter the Dragon: China's Computer Industry. 28-36

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  Shubhendu S. Mukherjee, Sarita V. Adve, Todd M. Austin, Joel S. Emer, Peter S. Magnusson: Performance Simulation Tools. 38-39
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  Christopher J. Hughes, Vijay S. Pai, Parthasarathy Ranganathan, Sarita V. Adve: RSIM: Simulating Shared-Memory Multiprocessors with ILP Processors. 40-49
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  Peter S. Magnusson, Magnus Christensson, Jesper Eskilson, Daniel Forsgren, Gustav Hållberg, Johan Högberg, Fredrik Larsson, Andreas Moestedt, Bengt Werner: Simics: A Full System Simulation Platform. 50-58
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  Todd M. Austin, Eric Larson, Dan Ernst: SimpleScalar: An Infrastructure for Computer System Modeling. 59-67
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  Joel S. Emer, Pritpal S. Ahuja, Eric Borch, Artur Klauser, Chi-Keung Luk, Srilatha Manne, Shubhendu S. Mukherjee, Harish Patil, Steven Wallace, Nathan L. Binkert, Roger Espasa, Toni Juan: Asim: A Performance Model Framework. 68-76

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  Norman F. Schneidewind: Body of Knowledge for Software Quality Measurement. 77-83

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  Computer Society Connection. 84-88
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  Call and Calendar. 89-91

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  Career Opportunities. 92-103

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  Bookshelf. 105

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  Products. 106-108

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  William A. Arbaugh: Security: Technical, Social, and Legal Challenges. 109-111

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  Michael R. Macedonia: Linux in Hollywood: A Star is Born. 112-114

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  Upkar Varshney: Multicast Support in Mobile Commerce Applications. 115-117

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  W. Neville Holmes: Representative Democracy and the Profession. 118-120

Volume 35, Number 3, March 2002

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  Letters. 6-7

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  Robert P. Colwell: Engineering, Science, and Quantum Mechanics. 8-10

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  Article Summaries. 11-12

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  George Lawton: Open Source Security: Opportunity or Oxymoron? 18-21

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  David Clark: Mobile Processors Begin to Grow Up. 22-25

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  News Briefs. 27-29

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  Roslin V. Hauck, Homa Atabakhsh, Pichai Ongvasith, Harsh Gupta, Hsinchun Chen: Using Coplink to Analyze Criminal-Justice Data. 30-37
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  André Guéziec: Tracking Pitches for Broadcast Television. 38-43

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  Ivan Poupyrev, Desney S. Tan, Mark Billinghurst, Hirokazu Kato, Holger Regenbrecht, Nobuji Tetsutani: Developing a Generic Augmented-Reality Interface. 44-50
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  Kurt D. Fenstermacher, Mark Ginsburg: A Lightweight Framework for Cross-Application User Monitoring. 51-59
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  Jennifer Allanson: Electrophysiologically Interactive Computer Systems. 60-65

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  Gary William Flake, Steve Lawrence, C. Lee Giles, Frans Coetzee: Self-Organization and Identification of Web Communities. 66-71
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  Eduardo Miranda: Planning and Executing Time-Bound Projects. 73-79

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  Computer Society Connection. 80-84
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  Call and Calendar. 85-88

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  Career Opportunities. 90-95

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  Bookshelf. 96

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  Products. 97-99

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  Grant Martin, Frank Schirrmeister: A Design Chain for Embedded Systems. 100-103
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  Charles Steinfield: Realizing the Benefits of Virtual Teams. 104-106
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  Amanda Spink, Bernard J. Jansen, Dietmar Wolfram, Tefko Saracevic: From E-Sex to E-Commerce: Web Search Changes. 107-109
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  W. Neville Holmes: Computers, Programming, and People. 110-112

Volume 35, Number 4, April 2002

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  Letters. 6-8

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  Robert P. Colwell: Near Misses: Murphy's Law is Wrong. 9-12

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  Article Summaries. 13

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Faster RAM Tackles Data and Marketplace Bottlenecks. 17-19

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  News Briefs. 20-22

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  Nachiketh R. Potlapally: Optical Fingerprinting to Protect Data: A Proposal. 23-28

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  Donald J. Welch, Daniel Ragsdale, Wayne Schepens: Training for Information Assurance. 30-37

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  Savitha Srinivasan, Eric W. Brown: Is Speech Recognition Becoming Mainstream? 38-41
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  Mukund Padmanabhan, Michael Picheny: Large-Vocabulary Speech Recognition Algorithms. 42-50
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  Allen L. Gorin, Alicia Abella, Tirso Alonso, Giuseppe Riccardi, Jeremy H. Wright: Automated Natural Spoken Dialog. 51-56
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  Pedro J. Moreno, Jean-Manuel Van Thong, Beth Logan, Gareth J. F. Jones: From Multimedia Retrieval to Knowledge Management. 58-66

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  Richard H. Thayer: Software System Engineering: A Tutorial. 68-73

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  Computer Society Connection. 74-76

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  Call and Calendar. 77-79

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  Career Opportunities. 80-84

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  Bertrand Meyer: Assessing a C# Text. 86-88

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  Bookshelf. 89

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  Products. 90-91

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  Rashmi Bajaj, Samantha Ranaweera, Dharma P. Agrawal: GPS: Location-Tracking Technology. 92-94

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  James Korris, Michael R. Macedonia: The End of Celluloid: Digital Cinema Emerges. 96-98

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  Gary McGraw: Managing Software Security Risks. 99-101

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  W. Neville Holmes: Side Effects of Digital Technology. 102-104

Volume 35, Number 5, May 2002

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  Quantum Mystery Mongering. 6-10

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  Robert P. Colwell: If You Didn't Test It, It Doesn't Work. 11-13

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  Article Summaries. 17

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  John Edwards, Linda Dailey Paulson: Smart Graphics: A New Approach to Meeting User Needs. 18-21

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  Neal Leavitt: Data Mining for the Corporate Masses? 22-24

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  News Briefs: Will New Chip Revolutionize Digital Photography? / US Approves New Uses for Wireless Technology. 25-27

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  Michael R. Blaha, Cheryl Smith: A Pattern for Softcoded Values. 28-34

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  Kyle Eischen: Software Development: An Outsider's View. 36-44

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  Won Kim, Ki-Joon Chae, Dong-Sub Cho, Byoungju Choi, Anmo Jeong, Myung Kim, Kiho Lee, Meejeong Lee, Sang-Ho Lee, Seung-Soo Park, Hwan-Seung Yong: The Chamois Component-Based Knowledge Engineering Framework. 46-54
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  Selim Aissi, Pallavi Malu, Krishnamurthy Srinivasan: E-Business Process Modeling: The Next Big Step. 55-62

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  T. S. Raghu, Ram Ramesh, Andrew B. Whinston: Next Steps for Mobile Entertainment Portals. 63-70
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  Laura E. Jackson, George N. Rouskas: Deterministic Preemtive Scheduling of Real-Time Tasks. 72-79
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  Fayaz A. Shaikh, Stan McClellan, Manpreet Singh, Sannedhi K. Chakravarthy: End-to-End Testing of IP QoS Mechanisms. 80-87

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  Call and Calendar. 88-91
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  Computer Society Connection. 92-94

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  Career Opportunities. 96-98

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  Bookshelf: The Art of Evolutionary Computation. 99

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  Products. 100-101

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  Douglas A. Lyon, Christopher L. Huntley: There's More Than One Way to Build a Bridge. 102-103

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  Kate McMillan: Technology Standards Pros Aid Homeland Security. 104-105

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  Wayne Wolf: Household Hints for Embedded Systems Designers. 106-108

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  W. Neville Holmes: Would a Digital Brain Have a Mind? 110-112

Volume 35, Number 6, June 2002

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  Information System Engineering. 6-9

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  Robert P. Colwell: When the real world intervenes on well-planned experiments, the lessons you learn stick with you. 10-12

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  Article Summaries. 13

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  George Lawton: Moving Java into Mobile Phones. 17-20

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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Will 10-Gigabit Ethernet Have a Bright Future? 22-24

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  Little Chips Promise Big Power / Bioinformatics Experiences Important Breakthroughs / Company Unveils Holographic for 3D Storage. 25-27

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  Ross J. Anderson: Free Speech Online and Offline. 28-30
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  Leonard L. Tripp: Software Certification Debate: Benefits of Certification. 31-33
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  Adam Kolawa: Software Certification Debate: Certification Will Do More Harm than Good. 34-35

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  Ian T. Foster, Carl Kesselman, Jeffrey M. Nick, Steven Tuecke: Grid Services for Distributed System Integration. 37-46
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  William T. C. Kramer: SCinet: Testbed for High-Performance Networked Applications. 47-55

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  Cyrus Shahabi, Roger Zimmermann, Kun Fu, Shu-Yuen Didi Yao: Yima: A Second-Generation Continuous Media Server. 56-64
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  Hyokyung Bahn, Kern Koh, Sang Lyul Min, Sam H. Noh: Efficient Replacement of Nonuniform Objects in Web Caches. 65-73

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  IEEE Computer Society Recognizes Achievements of Leading Computer Engineers. 74-76
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  Call and Calendar. 77-80

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  Recipes for Image Analysis. 81

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  Products. 82-83

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  Career Opportunities. 84-88

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  Tom DeMarco, Barry W. Boehm: The Agile Methods Fray. 90-92

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  Erin Kenneally: Who's Liable for Insecure Networks? 93-95

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  Sasikanth Avancha, Anupam Joshi, Timothy W. Finin: Enhanced Service Discovery in Bluetooth. 96-99

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  Donald A. Norman: Home Theater: Not Ready for Prime Time. 100-102

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  Ana Asuaga: Using Computers in Our Daily Life. 103-104

Volume 35, Number 7, July 2002

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  Robert P. Colwell: What Technology Is Doing to Music. 6-8

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  Article Summaries. 9-10

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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: Is Business Intelligence a Smart Move? 11-14

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  George Lawton: Invasive Software: Who's Inside Your Computer? 15-18

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  Taking a Graphical Approach to the Password - Improvements Stream into Multimedia Technology - Data at the Speed of Light. 19-21

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  Junhyong Kim: Computers Are from Mars, Organisms Are from Venus. 25-32
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  Dror G. Feitelson, Millet Treinin: The Blueprint for Life? 34-40

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  Lenwood S. Heath, Naren Ramakrishnan: The Emerging Landscape of Bioinformatics Software Systems. 41-45
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  Mihai Pop, Steven Salzberg, Martin Shumway: Genome Sequence Assembly: Algorithms and Issues. 47-54
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  Bernard M. E. Moret, Li-San Wang, Tandy Warnow: Toward New Software for Computational Phylogenetics. 55-64
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  Bahram Parvin, Qing Yang, Gerald Fontenay, Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff: BioSig: An Imaging Bioinformatic System for Studying Phenomic. 65-71
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  Salvatore Paxia, Archisman Rudra, Yi Zhou, Bud Mishra: A Random Walk Down the Genomes: DNA Evolution in Valis. 73-79
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  Jinwook Seo, Ben Shneiderman: Interactively Exploring Hierarchical Clustering Results. 80-86

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  Computer Society Connection. 87-91
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  Call and Calender. 92-94

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  Putting Discrepancy Theory to Work. 95

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  Products. 96-97

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  Career Opportunities. 98-101

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  Jonathan W. Palmer: Designing for Web Site Usability. 102-103

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  Christine Rigden: Now You See It, Now You Don't. 104-105

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  Thomas M. Conte: Choosing the Brain(s) of an Embedded System. 106-107

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  Simon S. Y. Shim, Yen-Jen Lee: Interactive TV: VoD Meets the Internet. 108-109

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  W. Neville Holmes: Seven Great Blunders of the Computing World. 110-112

Volume 35, Number 8, August 2002

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  Letters. 6-9

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  Robert P. Colwell: Weird Books. 10-12

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  Lee Garber: Romanian Disaster-Response Project Wins Design Competition. 13-15

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  Article Summaries. 19

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Computer System, Heal Thyself. 20-22

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Distributed Storage Challenges Data Glut - Professors Use Technology to Fight Plagiarism - Startup Wants to Automate Chip Design. 23-25

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  Mary Lacity: Lessons in Global Information Technology Sourcing. 26-33
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  Rahul Gupta, Sumeet Talwar, Dharma P. Agrawal: Jini Home Networking: A Step toward Pervasive Computing . 34-40

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  Peter Gutmann: PKI: It's Not Dead, Just Resting. 41-49
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  George Cybenko, Annarita Giani, Paul Thompson: Cognitive Hacking: A Battle for the Mind. 50-56
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  Jeffrey B. Lotspiech, Stefan Nusser, Florian Pestoni: Broadcast Encryption's Bright Future. 57-63

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  Computer Society. 64-66
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  Call and Calendar. 67-69

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  Career Opportunities. 70-72

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  Products. 74-75

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  Bookshelf. 76

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  William A. Arbaugh: Improving the TCPA Specification. 77-79

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  Panagiotis Demestichas, Louisa Papadopoulou, Vera Stavroulaki, Michael E. Theologou, Guillaume Vivier, Georges Martinez, Fabio Galliano: Wireless Beyond 3G: Managing Services and Network Resources. 80-82

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  Dean Chang: Haptics: Gaming's New Sensation. 84-86

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  Atif M. Memon: GUI Testing: Pitfalls and Process. 87-88

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  Diana Orrick: Toward Adequate Online Privacy Safeguards. 90-92

Volume 35, Number 9, September 2002

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  Article Summaries. 6

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  Home Theater Strategies. 8-10

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  Robert P. Colwell: Employee Performance Reviews. 12-15

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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Developing the Distributed-Computing OS. 19-21

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  News Briefs. 22-24

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  Oliver Bimber, Stephen M. Gatesy, Lawrence M. Witmer, Ramesh Raskar, L. Miguel Encarnação: Merging Fossil Specimens with Computer-Generated Information. 25-30

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  Charlene (Chuck) Walrad, Darrel Strom: The Importance of Branching Models in SCM. 31-38

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  Vinod Kathail, Shail Aditya, Robert Schreiber, B. Ramakrishna Rau, Darren C. Cronquist, Mukund Sivaraman: PICO: Automatically Designing Custom Computers. 39-47
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  Wayne Wolf, Burak Ozer, Tiehan Lv: Smart Cameras as Embedded Systems. 48-53

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  Jiannong Cao, Xinyu Feng, Jian Lu, Sajal K. Das: Mailbox-Based Scheme for Designing Mobile Agent Communication Protocols. 54-60

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  IEEE Computer Society Election. 62-68
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  IEEE President-Elect Candidates Address Computer Society Concerns. 70-76
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  Call and Calendar. 77-80

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  Risk-Based Approach to Mission-Critical Software Testing. 81

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  Products. 82-83

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  Career Opportunities. 84-91

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  Abdelsalam Heddaya: An Economically Scalable Internet. 93-95

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  Wayne Wolf: Whither Warhol's Law? 96-97

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  Clay Shirky: Web Services and Context Horizons. 98-100

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  W. Neville Holmes: Jobs, Trades, Skills, and the Profession. 102-104

Volume 35, Number 10, October 2002

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  Article Summaries. 6

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  Content Protection Alternatives. 8-10

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  Robert P. Colwell: The Power of the Most Likely. 12-14

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  David Clark: Do Web Standards and Patents Mix? 19-22

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  Neal Leavitt: Let's Hear It for Audio Mining. 23-25

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: News Briefs Topics include: Project Promises Accessible Technology for the Disabled / Two Efforts Aim to Upgrade Mobile Memory / Prime Breakthrough May Improve Encryption. 26-28

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  Ravi Kalakota, Pavan Gundepudi, Jonathan Wareham, Arun Rai, Richard J. Welke: The Economics of DSL Regulation. 29-36

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  Bill N. Schilit, Jonathan Trevor, David M. Hilbert, Tzu Khiau Koh: Web Interaction Using Very Small Internet Devices. 37-45
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  Suman Banerjee, Sulabh Agarwal, Kevin Kamel, Andrzej Kochut, Christopher Kommareddy, Tamer Nadeem, Pankaj Thakkar, Bao Trinh, Adel M. Youssef, Moustafa Youssef, Ronald L. Larsen, A. Udaya Shankar, Ashok K. Agrawala: Rover: Scalable Location-Aware Computing. 46-53
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  Anthony D. Wood, John A. Stankovic: Denial of Service in Sensor Networks. 54-62

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  Samitha Samaranayake, Nodari Sitchinava, Rohit Kapur, Minesh B. Amin, Thomas W. Williams: Dynamic Scan: Driving Down the Cost of Test. 63-68

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  Products. 70-71

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  The XML Culture Clash. 72

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  Computer Society Connection. 74-77
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  Call and Calendar. 78-81

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  Career Opportunities. 82-95

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  Michael R. Macedonia: The Computer Graphics Wars Heat Up. 97-99

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  Josef F. Huber: Toward the Mobile Internet. 100-102

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  Andrew Huang: The Trusted PC: Skin-Deep Security. 103-105

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  Laura K. Briggs, Kari Boyd McBride: Rethinking the Digital Divide. 106-108

Volume 35, Number 11, November 2002

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  Article Summaries. 6-7

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  Cognitive Hacking of a Different Sort. 8-9

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  Robert P. Colwell: The Coolest Thing on Earth. 10-12

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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Bull Market for IEEE 802.11 WLAN Chipsets. 17-19

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Stopping Intruders Outside the Gates. 20-22

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  Linda Dailey Paulson: News Briefs Topics include: IBM Works on a Universal Virtual Computer / Battling Intrusions with a "Network Telescope" / Choreographing Web Services. 23

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  Ning Zhong, Jiming Liu, Yiyu Yao: In Search of the Wisdom Web. 27-31

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  Ravi Kumar, Prabhakar Raghavan, Sridhar Rajagopalan, Andrew Tomkins: The Web and Social Networks. 32-36
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  Toyoaki Nishida: Social Intelligence Design for the Web. 37-41
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  Toru Ishida: Q: A Scenario Description Language for Interactive Agents. 42-47
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  Joanna Bryson, David L. Martin, Sheila A. McIlraith, Lynn Andrea Stein: Toward Behavioral Intelligence in the Semantic Web. 48-54
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  Dieter Fensel: Ontology-Based Knowledge Management. 56-59
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  Michele Missikoff, Roberto Navigli, Paola Velardi: Integrated Approach to Web Ontology Learning and Engineering. 60-63
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  Jiawei Han, Kevin Chen-Chuan Chang: Data Mining for Web Intelligence. 64-70
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  Nick Cercone, Lijun Hou, Vlado Keselj, Aijun An, Kanlaya Naruedomkul, Xiaohua Hu: From Computational Intelligence to Web Intelligence. 72-76

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  Bookshelf. 77

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  Products. 78-79

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  Computer Society Connection. 80-83
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  Call and Calendar. 84-86

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  Career Opportunities. 88-105

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  Roger Norton: Using Virtual Linux Servers. 106-107

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  Jan Madsen, Jørgen Steensgaard-Madsen, Lars Christensen: A Sophomore Course in Codesign. 108-110

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  Stephen Ransom, Xindong Wu: Using Knowledge Anchors to Reduce Cognitive Overheads. 111-112

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  Anita C. Ricketts: IEEE Registration Authority. 113

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  W. Neville Holmes: The Profession and the World. 114-116

Volume 35, Number 12, December 2002

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  Article Summaries. 4

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  Letters. 6-8

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  Willis K. King: President's Message: Year in Review. 10-11
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  James H. Aylor: EIC's Message: It has been a Great Ride! 12

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  Robert P. Colwell: Science-Philosophy Celebrity Death Match. 13-15

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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: OFDM: Back to the Wireless Future. 19-21

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  George Lawton: Virus Wars: Fewer Attacks, New Threats. 22-24

• 
  Linda Dailey Paulson: News Briefs Topics include: Researchers Upgrade Smart Card Technology / New Optical Clock Could Synchronize Chips. 25-27

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  Chris Rowen: Reducing SoC Simulation and Development Time. 29-34

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  Gary S. Robinson: Toward the Age of Smarter Storage. 35-41
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  John P. Scheible: A Survey of Storage Options. 42-46
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  Michael T. LoBue, Harry Mason, Thomas Hammond-Doel, Eric Anderson, Mike Alexenko, Tom Clark: Surveying Today's Most Popular Storage Interfaces. 48-55
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  Robert Griswold: Storage Topologies. 56-63
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  Roger Cummings: The Evolution of Information Assurance. 65-72

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  Report to Members. 73-74
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  Computer Society Connection. 75-76
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  Call and Calendar. 77-79

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  Career Opportunities. 92-115

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  Bookshelf. 117

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  Products. 118-119

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  Upkar Varshney: Mobile Payments. 120-121

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  Christopher B. Stapleton, Charles E. Hughes, J. Michael Moshell, Paulius Micikevicius, Marty Altman: Applying Mixed Reality to Entertainment. 122-124

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  O. Sami Saydjari: Defending Cyberspace. 125

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  Simone Santini: Using Language More Responsibly. 126-128

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