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ORCIDSouth African Computer Journal, Volume 29
Volume 29, 2002
- Zina Houhamdi, Said Ghoul:
A new classification scheme for software reuse. 1-7 - H. Hakl, Lynette van Zijl:
Diamond terrain algorithm : continuous levels of detail for height fields. 8-16 - Bruce W. Watson:
Directly constructing minimal DFAs : combining two algorithms by Brzozowski. 17-23 - H. S. Venter, Jan H. P. Eloff:
Harmonising vulnerability categories. 24-31 - Shaun Nirenstein, Edwin H. Blake, Simon Winberg, Ashton E. W. Mason:
Hierarchical level of detail optimization for constant frame rate rendering of radiosity scenes. 32-40 - Mike Hart, K. Davies, E.-J. Barker-Goldie, A. Theron:
Issues affecting the adoption of data mining in South Africa. 41-48 - Mieso K. Denko, Wayne Goddard:
Limited flooding protocol for mobile ad hoc networks. 49-57 - Frans A. Lategan, Martin S. Olivier:
PrivGuard : a model to protect private information based on its usage. 58-68 - Zina Houhamdi, Said Ghoul:
RDF : a formalism for describing and reusing software experience. 69-75 - Ebot Ebot Enaw:
Specification and justification of an Authenticated Contributory Group Key Agreement Protocol. 76-87 - M. Streicher, Janet Louise Wesson, André P. Calitz:
The development of a user classification model for first year university students. 88-97 - Charles Onuwa Uwadia, G. Nwamarah, E. Eseyin, A. Sawyer:
Management Information System (MIS) for university administration - the Nigerian initiative. 98-107
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