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ORCIDACM Crossroads Student Magazine, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, September 1995
- Mark Allman:
Networking: introduction. 1 - Scott Ruthfield:
The Internet's history and development: from wartime tool to fish-cam. 2-4 - Ben W. Brumfield:
Website review: Charles Babbage Institute. 4 - Jay A. Kreibich:
The MBONE: the Internet's other backbone. 5-7 - Darren Bolding:
Network security, filters and firewalls. 8-10 - Sarah Elizabeth Burcham:
Harvest: effective use of Internet information. 10-11 - Jeremy Buhler:
The Fox Project: a language-structured approach to networking software. 12-18 - G. Bowden Wise:
Objective View Point: the ABCs of writing C++ classes: operators. 19-22 - Lorrie Faith Cranor, Adam T. Lake:
Conference report: conferences offer insifhts into how computers may affect our future. 23-26 - Saveen Reddy:
Book review: Fatal Defect: Chasing Killer Computer Bug. 26-27 - Sara M. Carlstead:
Down the road: meet our first European chapter. 27 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
Road crew: students at work. 28
Volume 2, Number 2, December 1995
- Lorrie Faith Cranor:
The Road Less Traveled: it shouldn't be allowed! 2-3 - Jeff Robbins:
Computer-based decision-making: three maxims. 4-7 - Matt Rosenberg:
Copyright law meets the World Wide Web. 8-10 - Melissa Chaika:
Ethical considerations in gender-oriented entertainment technology. 11-13 - Sara M. Carlstead:
Review: Minerva's Machine. 14 - Rob Jackson:
"So how are your hands?": thoughts from a CS student with RSF. 15-17 - Scott Ramsey MacDonald:
Opinion: why are people afraid of computers? 18-19 - G. Bowden Wise:
Ojective View Point: getting the handle of handles. 20-23 - Jack Wilson:
Ask Jack: confused about careers? 24 - Sara M. Carlstead:
Down the Road: visit the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 25-26 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
email. 27 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
Road crew: students at work. 28
Volume 2, Number 3, March 1996
- George E. Hatoun, Brad Templeton:
An interview with Brad Templeton: founder, publisher and CEO, ClariNet Communications Corporation. 2 - Dan R. Ghica:
Software engineering: a motivation. 3 - Colin J. Fidge:
It's now or never. 4-5 - Mark Ray:
Dependency diagrams. 6-7 - Navid Sabbaghi:
Facilitating abstraction and reuse with ExpectTK. 8-10 - G. Bowden Wise:
Objective View Point: an overview of the Standard Template Library. 11-15 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
The road less traveled: Internet collaboration: good, bad, and downright ugly. 16-18 - Scott Ramsay MacDonald:
Software review: to warp or not to warp. 19-20 - Jack Wilson:
Ask Jack: resume should reflect real you. 21 - Sara M. Carlstead:
Down the Road: University of Pennsylvania: the dining philosophers. 22 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
Road crew: students at work. 24
Volume 2, Number 4, March 1996
- Michael Neuman, Diana Moore:
Computer security past and future. 2 - Aurobindo Sundaram:
An introduction to intrusion detection. 3-7 - Jason Evans, Deborah A. Frincke:
Trust mechanisms for Hummingbird. 8-11 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
Electronic voting: computerized polls may save money, protect privacy. 12-16 - Charles Cavaiani, Jim Alves-Foss:
Mutual authenticating protocol with key distribution in client/server environment. 17-22 - G. Bowden Wise:
Objective View Point: statics: schizophrenia for C++ programmers. 23-26 - Jack Wilson:
Ask Jack: negotiating with companies. 27 - Lorrie Faith Cranor:
Road crew: students at work. 28
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