Communications of the ACM (CACM), Volume 37, 1994

Volume 37, Number 1, January 1994

Report

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  Edward A. Feigenbaum, Peter Friedland, Bruce B. Johnson, H. Penny Nii, Herbert Schorr, Howard E. Shrobe, Robert S. Engelmore:
  Knowledge-Based Systems in Japan (Report of the JTEC Panel). Commun. ACM 37(1): 17-19 (1994)

Legally Speaking

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  Pamela Samuelson:
  Copyright's Fair Use Doctrine and Digital Data. 21-27

Social Computing

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  Doug Schuler:
  Social Computing - Introduction to the Special Section. 28-29
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  Gary Chapman:
  The National Forum on Science and Technology Goals: Building a Democratic, Post-Cold War Science and Technology Policy. 30-37
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  Doug Schuler:
  Community Networks: Building a New Participatory Medium. 38-51
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  Andrew Clement:
  Computing at Work: Empowering Action By 'Low-level Users'. 52-63
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  Batya Friedman, Peter H. Kahn Jr.:
  Educating Computer Scientists: Linking the Social and Technical. 64-70
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  Helen Nissenbaum:
  Computing and Accountability. 72-80

Articles

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  W. Robert Collins, Keith W. Miller, Bethany J. Spielman, Phillip Wherry:
  How Good Is Good Enough? 81-91
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  Jonathan Grudin:
  Groupware and Social Dynamics: Eight Challenges for Developers. 92-105
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  Renewing the Commitment To a Public Interest Telecommunications Policy. 106-108

Inside Risks

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  Robert D. Dorsett:
  Risks in Aviation. 154

Volume 37, Number 2, February 1994

Log on Education

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  Elliot Soloway:
  Ways of Seeing. 15-20

International Perspectives

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  Seymour E. Goodman:
  Computing in South Africa: An End to "Apartness"? 21-25

Hypermedia

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  Kaj Grønbæk, Randall H. Trigg:
  Hypermedia - Introduction to the Special Section. 26-29
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  Frank G. Halasz, Mayer D. Schwartz:
  The Dexter Hypertext Reference Model. 30-39
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  Kaj Grønbæk, Randall H. Trigg:
  Design Issues for a Dexter-Based Hypermedia System. 40-49
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  Lynda Hardman, Dick C. A. Bulterman, Guido van Rossum:
  The Amsterdam Hypermedia Model: Adding Time and Context to the Dexter Model. 50-62
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  Kaj Grønbæk, Jens A. Hem, Ole Lehrmann Madsen, Lennert Sloth:
  Cooperative Hypermedia Systems: A dexter-Based Architecture. 65-74
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  John J. Leggett, John L. Schnase:
  Viewing Dexter with Open Eyes. 76-86

Articles

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  Ehud Rivlin, Rodrigo A. Botafogo, Ben Shneiderman:
  Navigating in Hyperspace: Designing a Structure-Based Toolbox. 87-96
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  Gerard Salton, James Allan, Chris Buckley:
  Automatic Structuring and Retrival of Large Text Files. 97-108

Inside Risks

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  Robert D. Dorsett:
  Safety in the Air. 146

Volume 37, Number 3, March 1994

Personal Computing

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  Larry Press:
  Emerging Dynabase Tools. 11-16

From Washington

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  Fred W. Weingarten:
  Public Interest and the NII. 17-19

Artificial Intelligence

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  Toshinori Munakata:
  Commerical and Industrial AI - Indroduction to the Special Issue. 23-26
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  Frederick Hayes-Roth, Neil Jacobstein:
  The State of Knowledge-Based Systems. 27-39
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  Bradley P. Allen:
  Case-Based Reasoning: Business Applications. 40-42
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  W. Eric L. Grimson, Joseph L. Mundy:
  Computer Vision Applications. 45-51
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  Alexander I. Rudnicky, Alexander G. Hauptmann, Kai-Fu Lee:
  Survey of Current Speech Technology. 52-57
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  Takeo Kanade, Michael L. Reed, Lee E. Weiss:
  New Technologies and Applications in Robotics. 58-67
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  Toshinori Munakata, Yashvant Jani:
  Fuzzy Systems: An Overview. 69-76
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  Lotfi A. Zadeh:
  Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks, and Soft Computing. 77-84
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  David E. Rumelhart, Bernard Widrow, Michael A. Lehr:
  The Basic Ideas in Neural Networks. 87-92
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  Bernard Widrow, David E. Rumelhart, Michael A. Lehr:
  Neural Networks: Applications in Industry, Business and Science. 93-105
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  Kazuo Asakawa, Hideyuki Takagi:
  Neural Networks in Japan. 106-112
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  David E. Goldberg:
  Genetic and Evolutionary Algorithms Come of Age. 113-119

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Technology, Laws, and Society. 138

Volume 37, Number 4, April 1994

Sharing Standards

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  Roy Rada, George S. Carson, Christopher T. Haynes:
  The Role of Consensus. 15-16

Practical Programmer

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  Marc Rettig:
  Prototyping for Tiny Fingers. 21-27

High Performance Computing

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  Adrian M. Tentner:
  High Performance Computing - Introduction to the Special Section. 28-29
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  William J. Camp, Steve Plimpton, Bruce Hendrickson, Robert W. Leland:
  Massively Parallel Methods for Engineering and Science Problems. 31-41
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  Allan S. Jacobson, Andrew L. Berkin, Martin N. Orton:
  LinkWinds: Interactive Scientific Data Analysis and Visualization. 42-52
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  Adrian M. Tentner, R. N. Blomquist, T. R. Canfield, P. L. Garner, E. M. Gelbard, K. C. Gross, M. Minkoff, R. A. Valentin:
  Advances in Parallel Computing for Reactor Analysis and Safety. 54-64

Articles

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  Jakob Nielsen, Jonathan Levy:
  Measuring Usability: Preference vs. Performance. 66-75
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  Richard A. Coll, Joan H. Coll, Ganesh Thankur:
  Graphs and Tables: A Four-Factor Experiment. 76-86
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  Academic Careers for Experimental Computer Scientists and Engineers. 87-90

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Risks of Passwords. 126

Volume 37, Number 5, May 1994

Electronic Frontier

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  John Perry Barlow:
  Dad's Invisible Guard-All Shield. 15-17

Log on Education

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  Roger C. Schank:
  Tractor Factories and Research in Software Design. 19-21

Reverse Engineering

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  Richard C. Waters, Elliot J. Chikofsky:
  Reverse Engineeing - Introduction to the Special Section. 22-25
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  Peter H. Aiken, Alice H. Muntz, Russ Richards:
  DoD Legacy Systems: Reverse Engineering Data Requirements. 26-41
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  William J. Premerlani, Michael R. Blaha:
  An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Relational Databases. 42-49
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  Jim Q. Ning, Andre Engberts, Wojtek Kozaczynski:
  Automated Support for Legacy Code Understanding. 50-57
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  Lawrence Markosian, Philip Newcomb, Russell Brand, Scott Burson, Ted Kitzmiller:
  Using an Enabling Technology to Reengineer Legacy Systems. 58-70
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  Ted J. Biggerstaff, Bharat G. Mitbander, Dallas E. Webster:
  Program Understanding and the Concept Assigment Problem. 72-82
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  Alex Quilici:
  A Memory-Based Approach to Recognizing Programing Plans. 84-93

Articles

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  Karl J. Lieberherr, Ignacio Silva-Lepe, Cun Xiao:
  Adaptive Object-Oriented Programming Using Graph-Based Customization. 94-101
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  Iris Vessey, Sue A. Conger:
  Requirements Specification: Learning Object, Process, and Data Methodologies. 102-113

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Alternative Passwords. 146

Volume 37, Number 6, June 1994

From Washington

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  Fred W. Weingarten:
  The Politicizing of Science Policy. 13-15

International Perspectives

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  Gad Ariav, Seymour E. Goodman:
  Israel: Of Swords and Software Plowshares. 17-21

The Making of the PowerPC

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  Nasr Ullah, Philip K. Brownfield:
  The Making of the PowerPC - Introduction to the Special Section. 22-24
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  Charles R. Moore, Russell C. Stanphill:
  The PowerPC Alliance. 25-27
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  Keith Diefendorff:
  History of the PowerPC Architecture. 28-33
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  Brad Burgess, Nasr Ullah, Peter Van Overen, Deene Ogden:
  The PowerPC 603 Microprocessor. 34-42
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  Brad W. Suessmith, George Paap III:
  PowerPC 603 Microprocessor Power Management. 43-46
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  Ali Poursepanj:
  The POwerPC Performance Modeling Methodology. 47-55
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  Julie Shipnes, Mike Philip:
  A Modular Approach to Motorola PowerPC Compilers. 56-62
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  William Anderson:
  An Overview of Motorola's PowerPC Simulator Family. 64-69

Articles

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  Stuart M. Shieber:
  Lessons from a Restricted Turing Test. 70-78
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  Hugh Gene Loebner:
  Response to "Lessons from a Restricted Turing Test". Commun. ACM 37(6): 79-82 (1994)
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  Stuart M. Shieber:
  On Loebner's Lessons. 83-84

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Risks on the Information Superhighway. 114

Volume 37, Number 7, July 1994

Personal Computing

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  Larry Press:
  Tomorrow's Campus. 13-17

Intelligent Agents

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  Doug Riecken:
  Intelligent Agents - Introduction to the Special Issue. 18-21
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  Marvin Minsky, Doug Riecken:
  A Conversation with Marvin Minsky About Agents. 22-29
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  Pattie Maes:
  Agents that Reduce Work and Information Overload. 30-40
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  Ernest A. Edmonds, Linda Candy, Rachel M. Jones, Bassel Soufi:
  Support for Collaborative Design: Agents and Emergence. 41-47
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  Michael R. Genesereth, Steven P. Ketchpel:
  Software Agents. 48-53
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  David Canfield Smith, Allen Cypher, James C. Spohrer:
  KidSim: Programming Agents Without a Programming Language. 54-67
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  Donald A. Norman:
  How Might People Interact with Agents. 68-71
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  Oren Etzioni, Daniel S. Weld:
  A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet. 72-76
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  Tom M. Mitchell, Rich Caruana, Dayne Freitag, John P. McDermott, David Zabowski:
  Experience with a Learning Personal Assistant. 80-91
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  Ted Selker:
  COACH: A Teaching Agent that Learns. 92-99
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  Irene Greif:
  Desktop Agents in Group-Enabled Products. 100-105
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  Doug Riecken:
  M: An Architecture of Integrated Agents. 106-116
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  Margaret A. Boden:
  Agents and Creativity. 117-121
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  Joseph Bates:
  The Role of Emotion in Believable Agents. 122-125
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  Ramanathan V. Guha, Douglas B. Lenat:
  Enabling Agents to Work Together. 126-142
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  Henry A. Kautz, Bart Selman, Michael H. Coen:
  Bottom-Up Design of Software Agents. 143-146

Inside Risks

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  Barbara Simons:
  Questions about the NII. 170

Volume 37, Number 8, August 1994

Viewpoint

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  Robert E. Kahn:
  The Role of Government in the Evolution of the Internet. 15-19

Legally Speaking

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  Pamela Samuelson:
  Self-Plagiarism or Fair Use? 21-25

International Perspectives

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  Seymour E. Goodman, Larry Press, Stephen R. Ruth, Anthony M. Rutkowski:
  The Global Diffusion of the Internet: Patterns and Problems. 27-31

Internet Technology

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  Barry M. Leiner:
  Internet Technology - Introduction to the Special Issue. 32-33
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  Kimberly C. Claffy, Hans-Werner Braun, George C. Polyzos:
  Tracking Long-Term Growth of the NSFNET. 34-45
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  Håvard Eidnes:
  Practical Considerations for Network Addressing Using CIDR. 46-53
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  Hans Eriksson:
  Mbone: The Multicast Backbone. 54-60
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  John Moy:
  Multicast Routing Extensions for OSPF. 61-66
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  Fumio Teraoka, Keisuke Uehara, Hideki Sunahara, Jun Murai:
  VIP: A Protocal Providing Host Mobility. 67-75
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  Tim Berners-Lee, Robert Cailliau, Ari Luotonen, Henrik Frystyk Nielsen, Arthur Secret:
  The World-Wide Web. 76-82
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  Hiroshi Ishii, Minoru Kobayashi, Kazuho Arita:
  Iterative Design of Seamless Collaboration Media. 83-97
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  C. Mic Bowman, Peter B. Danzig, Udi Manber, Michael F. Schwartz:
  Scalable Internet Discovery: Research Problems and Approaches. 98-107
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  Katherine T. Fithen, Barbara Fraser:
  CERT Incident Response. 108-113

Report

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  Susan Landau, Stephen T. Kent, Clinton Brooks, Scott Charney, Dorothy E. Denning, Whitfield Diffie, Anthony Lauck, Douglas Miller, Peter G. Neumann, David Sobel:
  Crypto Policy Perspectives. 115-121

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Friendly Fire. 138

Volume 37, Number 9, September 1994

Log on Education

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  Yasmin B. Kafai, Elliot Soloway:
  Computational Gifts for the Barney Generation. 19-22

Sharing Standards

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  Roy Rada, George S. Carson:
  The New Media. 23-25

Object-Oriented Software Testing

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  Robert V. Binder:
  Object-Oriented Software Testing - Introduction to the Special Section. 28-29
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  Paul C. Jorgensen, Carl Erickson:
  Object-Oriented Integration Testing. 30-38
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  Gail C. Murphy, Paul Townsend, Pok Sze Wong:
  Experiences with Cluster and Class Testing. 39-47
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  Robert M. Poston:
  Automated Testing from Object Models. 48-58
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  John D. McGregor, Timothy D. Korson:
  Integrated Object-Oriented Testing and Development Processes. 59-77
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  Thomas R. Arnold, William A. Fuson:
  Testing "In A Perfect World". 78-86
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  Robert V. Binder:
  Design for Testability in Object-Oriented Systems. 87-101

Articles

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  George W. Hart:
  To Decode Short Cryptograms. 102-108
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  Lance J. Hoffman, Faraz A. Ali, Steven L. Heckler, Ann Huybrechts:
  Cryptography Policy. 109-117

Inside Risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Expectations of Security and Privacy. 138

Volume 37, Number 10, October 1994

From Washington

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  Fred W. Weingarten:
  University Research in a Squeeze. 15-17

Articles

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  Tomasz Imielinski, B. R. Badrinath:
  Mobile Wireless Computing: Challenges in Data Management. 18-28
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  Effy Oz:
  When Professional Standards are Lax: The CONFIRM Failure and its Lessons. 29-36
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  Juris Hartmanis:
  Turing Award Lecture: On Computational Complexity and the Nature of Computer Science. 37-43
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  Richard T. Watson, Teck-Hua Ho, K. S. Raman:
  Culture: A Fourth Dimension of Group Support. 44-55
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  Hsinchun Chen, P. Hsu, Richard E. Orwig, L. Hoopes, Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.:
  Automatic Concept Classification of Text from Electronic Meetings. 56-73
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  Martin D. Fraser, Kuldeep Kumar, Vijay K. Vaishnavi:
  Strategies for Incorporating Formal Specifications in Software Development. 74-86
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  Rosemary H. Wild, Joseph J. Pignatiello Jr.:
  Finding Stable System Designs: A reverse Simulation Technique. 87-98

Inside Risks

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  Benjamin Wright:
  The Verdict on Plaintext Signatures: There're Legal. 122

Volume 37, Number 11, November 1994

Personal Computing

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  Larry Press:
  Commercialization on the Internet. 17-21

Enterprising Innovations

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  Brian A. Nejmeh:
  Internet: A Strategic Tool for the Software Enterprise. 23-27

Securing Cyberspace

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  Ravi Ganesan, Ravi S. Sandhu:
  Securing Cyberspace - Introduction to the Special Section. 28-31
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  Ross J. Anderson:
  Why Cryptosystems Fail. 32-40
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  Roger M. Needham:
  Denail of Service: An Example. 42-46
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  Ralf C. Hauser:
  Does Licensing Require New Access Control Techniques? 48-55
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  Gustavus J. Simmons:
  Cryptanalysis and Protocol Failures. 56-65

Articles

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  Paul C. Clark, Lance J. Hoffman:
  BITS: A Smartcard Protected Operating System. 66-70
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  Shekhar H. Kirani, Imran A. Zualkernan, Wei-Tek Tsai:
  Evaluation of Expert System Testing Methods. 71-81
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  Bruce I. Blum:
  A Taxonomy of Software Development Methods. 82-94
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  Richard Edwin Stearns:
  Turing Award Lecture: It's Time to Reconsider Time. 95-99

Inside Risks

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