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- 2025
[j166]Hal Berghel
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A Story Arc From TRON to Sora: An Interview With Judson Rosebush - Part 1. Computer 58(1): 146-150 (2025)- [j165]Hal Berghel:
A Story Arc From Tron to Sora: An Interview With Judson Rosebush - Part II. Computer 58(3): 82-86 (2025) - [j164]Hal Berghel:
Cyberdidacticism: The New Epistemic Paradigm for Cognitive Minimalism and Generative Artificial Intelligence. Computer 58(5): 106-112 (2025) - 2024
- [j163]Hal Berghel:
Generative Artificial Intelligence, Semantic Entropy, and the Big Sort. Computer 57(1): 130-135 (2024) - [j162]Hal Berghel:
Social Media, Cognitive Dysfunction, and Social Disruption. Computer 57(5): 118-124 (2024) - [j161]Hal Berghel:
Election Integrity in the United States: How Will 2024 Compare to 2020? Computer 57(10): 131-137 (2024) - [j160]John Leslie King, Hal Berghel, Phillip Glen Armour, Robert N. Charette:
Healthy Skepticism. Computer 57(11): 86-91 (2024) - [j159]Hal Berghel:
Bruce Schneier on AI Security (Interview). Computer 57(11): 99-101 (2024) - 2023
- [j158]Hal Berghel:
The Dictator's Dilemma and the "Sovereignty of Cyberspace" Delusion. Computer 56(1): 144-149 (2023) - [j157]Hal Berghel:
911 Swatting, VoIP, and Doxxing. Computer 56(3): 135-139 (2023) - [j156]Hal Berghel:
ChatGPT and AIChat Epistemology. Computer 56(5): 130-137 (2023) - [j155]Hal Berghel:
"Free" Online Services and Gonzo Capitalism. Computer 56(7): 86-92 (2023) - [j154]Hal Berghel:
Fatal Flaws in ChatAI as a Content Generator. Computer 56(9): 78-82 (2023) - [j153]Hal Berghel:
The Thousand Talents Program Prosecutions in Context. Computer 56(11): 95-102 (2023) - 2022
- [j152]Hal Berghel:
The State of the Art in Voting Machine Technology: Just How Reliable Are They? Computer 55(1): 118-126 (2022) - [j151]Hal Berghel:
A Collapsing Academy, Part III: Scientometrics and Metric Mania. Computer 55(3): 117-123 (2022) - [j150]Hal Berghel:
The QAnon Phenomenon: The Storm Has Always Been Among Us. Computer 55(5): 93-100 (2022) - [j149]Hal Berghel:
Prosperity Theology Goes Online: Will This Be a Fifth Great Awakening? Computer 55(7): 104-110 (2022) - [j148]Hal Berghel:
A Collapsing Academy IV: How Did Memory and Gag Laws Gain Admission? Computer 55(9): 107-114 (2022) - [j147]Phillip Glen Armour, Hal Berghel, Robert N. Charette, John Leslie King:
Ukraine Aftershocks. Computer 55(11): 85-93 (2022) - [j146]Hal Berghel:
Social Media and the Banality of (Online) Crowds. Computer 55(11): 100-105 (2022) - 2021
- [j145]Hal Berghel:
A Collapsing Academy, Part II: How Cancel Culture Works on the Academy. Computer 54(10): 138-144 (2021) - [j144]Achintya K. Bhowmik, David A. Fabry, Phillip G. Armour, Hal Berghel, Robert N. Charette, John L. King:
Hear, Now, and in the Future: Transforming Hearing Aids Into Multipurpose Devices. Computer 54(11): 108-120 (2021) - [j143]Hal Berghel:
The Online Disinformation Opera. Computer 54(12): 109-115 (2021) - 2020
- [j142]Hal Berghel:
A Critical Look at the 2019 College Admissions Scandal? Computer 53(1): 72-77 (2020) - [j141]Hal Berghel:
The Sokol Hoax: A 25-Year Retrospective. Computer 53(3): 67-72 (2020) - [j140]Hal Berghel:
New Perspectives on (Anti)Social Media. Computer 53(3): 77-82 (2020) - [j139]Hal Berghel:
The Equifax Hack Revisited and Repurposed. Computer 53(5): 85-90 (2020) - [j138]Hal Berghel, Robert N. Charette, Edward G. Happ, John Leslie King:
It's On: COVID-19, Risk Ecology, and Preparedness Tips. Computer 53(7): 80-87 (2020) - [j137]Hal Berghel:
A Collapsing Academy, Part 1. Computer 53(7): 93-98 (2020)
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j136]Hal Berghel:
Vehicle Telematics: The Good, Bad and Ugly. Computer 52(1): 66-70 (2019) - [j135]Hal Berghel:
Codes of Ethics in a Post-Truth World. Computer 52(3): 76-80 (2019) - [j134]Hal Berghel:
Huawei, BIS, and the IEEE: It's Déjà Vu All Over Again. Computer 52(10): 99-104 (2019) - 2018
- [j133]Hal Berghel:
Disinformatics: The Discipline behind Grand Deceptions. Computer 51(1): 89-93 (2018) - [j132]Hal Berghel:
Bruce Schneier on Future Digital Threats. Computer 51(2): 64-67 (2018) - [j131]Hal Berghel:
Trolling Pathologies. Computer 51(3): 66-69 (2018) - [j130]Hal Berghel:
Weaponizing Twitter Litter: Abuse-Forming Networks and Social Media. Computer 51(4): 70-73 (2018) - [j129]Hal Berghel:
Malice Domestic: The Cambridge Analytica Dystopia. Computer 51(5): 84-89 (2018) - [j128]Hal Berghel:
Newton's Great Insight. Computer 51(7): 86-90 (2018) - [j127]Hal Berghel, Daniel Berleant:
The Online Trolling Ecosystem. Computer 51(8): 44-51 (2018) - [j126]Hal Berghel:
Election Integrity 2018: Are We Better Off Than We Were in 2016? [Aftershock]. Computer 51(11): 90-94 (2018) - [j125]Hal Berghel:
The Genesis of Postmodern Disinformatics [Out of Band]. Computer 51(11): 102-105 (2018) - 2017
- [j124]Hal Berghel:
Software Sophistry and Political Sleight of Hand. Computer 50(1): 82-87 (2017) - [j123]Hal Berghel:
Lies, Damn Lies, and Fake News. Computer 50(2): 80-85 (2017) - [j122]Hal Berghel:
On the Problem of (Cyber) Attribution. Computer 50(3): 84-89 (2017) - [j121]Hal Berghel:
Alt-News and Post-Truths in the "Fake News" Era. Computer 50(4): 110-114 (2017) - [j120]Hal Berghel:
A Quick Take on Windows Security Evolution. Computer 50(5): 120-124 (2017) - [j119]Hal Berghel:
Which Is More Dangerous-the Dark Web or the Deep State? Computer 50(7): 86-91 (2017) - [j118]Hal Berghel:
Oh, What a Tangled Web: Russian Hacking, Fake News, and the 2016 US Presidential Election. Computer 50(9): 87-91 (2017) - [j117]Hal Berghel:
Net Neutrality Reloaded. Computer 50(10): 68-72 (2017) - [j116]Hal Berghel:
The New Science Wars. Computer 50(11): 72-76 (2017) - [j115]Hal Berghel:
Equifax and the Latest Round of Identity Theft Roulette. Computer 50(12): 72-76 (2017) - 2016
- [j114]Hal Berghel:
Digital Politics 2016. Computer 49(1): 75-79 (2016) - [j113]Hal Berghel:
Secretocracy. Computer 49(2): 63-67 (2016) - [j112]Hal Berghel:
Net Neutrality vs. Net Neutering. Computer 49(3): 73-77 (2016) - [j111]Hal Berghel:
The Bogus Science Theorem (and the Junk Science Wager). Computer 49(4): 74-78 (2016) - [j110]Hal Berghel:
Attenuated FAQs. Computer 49(5): 73-77 (2016) - [j109]Hal Berghel:
The Dictator's (False) Dilemma. Computer 49(7): 84-87 (2016) - [j108]Hal Berghel:
The Pollyanna Delusion. Computer 49(8): 98-102 (2016) - [j107]Hal Berghel:
Coda in the Key of F2654hD4. Computer 49(9): 104-109 (2016) - [j106]Hal Berghel:
Douglas Jones on Today's Voting Machines. Computer 49(10): 84-89 (2016) - [j105]Hal Berghel:
Chasing Elbridge's Ghost: The Digital Gerrymander. Computer 49(11): 91-95 (2016) - 2015
- [j104]Hal Berghel:
A Paperless Gamble. Computer 48(1): 76-78 (2015) - [j103]Hal Berghel:
Cyber Chutzpah: The Sony Hack and the Celebration of Hyperbole. Computer 48(2): 77-80 (2015) - [j102]Hal Berghel:
Noirware. Computer 48(3): 102-107 (2015) - [j101]Hal Berghel:
Borderline Executive Disorder. Computer 48(4): 82-86 (2015) - [j100]Hal Berghel:
What Makes a Good Column. Computer 48(5): 84-87 (2015) - [j99]Hal Berghel:
A Farewell to Air Gaps, Part 1. Computer 48(6): 64-68 (2015) - [j98]Hal Berghel:
A Farewell to Air Gaps, Part 2. Computer 48(7): 59-63 (2015) - [j97]Hal Berghel:
TSA: Mission Creep Meets Waste. Computer 48(8): 90-94 (2015) - [j96]Hal Berghel:
STEM Crazy. Computer 48(9): 75-80 (2015) - [j95]Hal Berghel:
Legislating Technology (Badly). Computer 48(10): 72-78 (2015) - [j94]Hal Berghel:
The Dystory of Ahmed's Clock. Computer 48(11): 82-85 (2015) - [j93]Hal Berghel:
What Price Gonzo Ethics? Computer 48(12): 88-93 (2015) - 2014
- [j92]Hal Berghel:
Privacy Informatics: A Primer on Defensive Tactics for a Society under Siege. Computer 47(1): 78-82 (2014) - [j91]Hal Berghel:
Moral Hazards, Negative Externalities, and the Surveillance Economy. Computer 47(2): 73-77 (2014) - [j90]Hal Berghel:
STEM, Revisited. Computer 47(3): 70-73 (2014) - [j89]Hal Berghel:
Mr. Snowden's Legacy. Computer 47(4): 66-70 (2014) - [j88]Hal Berghel:
PII, the FTC, Car Dealers, and You. Computer 47(5): 102-106 (2014) - [j87]Hal Berghel:
Leadership Failures in the National Security Complex. Computer 47(6): 64-67 (2014) - [j86]Hal Berghel:
Robert David Steele on OSINT. Computer 47(7): 76-81 (2014) - [j85]Hal Berghel:
The Future of Digital Money Laundering. Computer 47(8): 70-75 (2014) - [j84]Hal Berghel:
Sticky Wikis. Computer 47(9): 90-93 (2014) - [j83]Hal Berghel:
Defending against Big Dada: Defensive Tactics for Weapons of Mass Deception. Computer 47(10): 94-98 (2014) - [j82]Hal Berghel:
Why Clouds Give Me a Case of the Vapors. Computer 47(11): 82-85 (2014) - [j81]Hal Berghel:
Judson Rosebush on Computer Graphics and Animation. Computer 47(12): 95-99 (2014) - 2013
- [j80]Hal Berghel:
RFIDiocy: It's Déjà Vu All over Again. Computer 46(1): 85-88 (2013) - [j79]Hal Berghel:
The SCDOR Hack: Great Security Theater in Five Stages. Computer 46(3): 97-99 (2013) - [j78]Hal Berghel:
Computing Technology and Survivable Journalism. Computer 46(5): 93-97 (2013) - [j77]Hal Berghel:
Through the PRISM Darkly. Computer 46(7): 86-90 (2013) - [j76]Hal Berghel:
Toxic Cookies. Computer 46(9): 104-107 (2013) - [j75]Hal Berghel:
The Intimidation Factor: How a Surveillance State Can Affect What You Read in Professional Publications. Computer 46(12): 91-95 (2013) - 2012
- [j74]Hal Berghel:
Identity Theft and Financial Fraud: Some Strangeness in the Proportions. Computer 45(1): 86-89 (2012) - [j73]Hal Berghel:
WikiLeaks and the Matter of Private Manning. Computer 45(3): 70-73 (2012) - [j72]Hal Berghel:
Breaking the Fourth Wall of Electronic Crime: Blame It on the Thespians. Computer 45(5): 86-88 (2012) - [j71]Hal Berghel:
The OuijAmazon Desktop Metaphor. Computer 45(7): 80-82 (2012) - [j70]Hal Berghel:
The Dumbing Down of SportPhishing. Computer 45(9): 92-94 (2012) - [j69]Hal Berghel:
Stratfor or Stratagainst. Computer 45(11): 82-85 (2012) - 2011
- [j68]Amit Grover, Hal Berghel, Dennis Cobb:
The State of the Art in Identity Theft. Adv. Comput. 83: 1-50 (2011) - [j67]Amit Grover, Hal Berghel:
A Survey of RFID Deployment and Security Issues. J. Inf. Process. Syst. 7(4): 561-580 (2011) - 2010
- [j66]Amit Grover, Paul Braeckel, Kevin Lindgren, Hal Berghel, Dennis Cobb:
Parameters Effecting 2D Barcode Scanning Reliability. Adv. Comput. 80: 209-235 (2010)
2000 – 2009
- 2008
- [j65]Hal Berghel, David Hoelzer, Michael Sthultz:
Data Hiding Tactics for Windows and Unix File Systems. Adv. Comput. 74: 1-17 (2008) - [j64]Hal Berghel:
Faith-based security. Commun. ACM 51(4): 13-17 (2008) - [j63]Hal Berghel:
BRAP forensics. Commun. ACM 51(6): 15-20 (2008) - 2007
- [j62]Hal Berghel, James Carpinter, Ju-Yeon Jo:
Phish Phactors: Offensive and Defensive Strategies. Adv. Comput. 70: 223-268 (2007) - [j61]Hal Berghel:
Hiding data, forensics, and anti-forensics. Commun. ACM 50(4): 15-20 (2007) - [j60]Hal Berghel:
Better-than-nothing security practices. Commun. ACM 50(8): 15-18 (2007) - [j59]Hal Berghel:
Credit Card Forensics. Commun. ACM 50(12): 11-14 (2007) - 2006
- [j58]Michael Sthultz, Jacob Uecker, Hal Berghel:
Wireless Insecurities. Adv. Comput. 67: 226-253 (2006) - [j57]Hal Berghel:
Phishing mongers and posers. Commun. ACM 49(4): 21-25 (2006) - [j56]Hal Berghel, David Hoelzer:
Disk wiping by any other name. Commun. ACM 49(8): 17-21 (2006) - [j55]Hal Berghel:
Fungible credentials and next-generation fraud. Commun. ACM 49(12): 15-19 (2006) - 2005
- [j54]John V. Harrison, Hal Berghel:
A Protocol Layer Survey of Network Security. Adv. Comput. 64: 110-159 (2005) - [j53]Hal Berghel:
The two sides of ROI: return on investment vs. risk of incarceration. Commun. ACM 48(4): 15-20 (2005) - [j52]Hal Berghel, Jacob Uecker:
WiFi attack vectors. Commun. ACM 48(8): 21-28 (2005) - [j51]Hal Berghel, David Hoelzer:
Pernicious ports. Commun. ACM 48(12): 23-30 (2005) - 2004
- [j50]Hal Berghel, Natasa Brajkovska:
Wading into alternate data streams. Commun. ACM 47(4): 21-27 (2004) - [j49]Hal Berghel, David L. Sallach:
A paradigm shift in computing and IT education. Commun. ACM 47(6): 83-88 (2004) - [j48]Hal Berghel:
Wireless infidelity I: war driving. Commun. ACM 47(9): 21-26 (2004) - [j47]Hal Berghel, Jacob Uecker:
Wireless infidelity II: airjacking. Commun. ACM 47(12): 15-20 (2004) - 2003
- [j46]Hal Berghel, Kim Womack:
Anonymizing the net. Commun. ACM 46(4): 15-20 (2003) - [j45]Hal Berghel:
The discipline of Internet forensics. Commun. ACM 46(8): 15-20 (2003) - [j44]Hal Berghel:
Malware month. Commun. ACM 46(12): 15-19 (2003) - 2002
- [j43]Hal Berghel:
Hijacking the web. Commun. ACM 45(4): 23-27 (2002) - [j42]Hal Berghel:
Responsible web caching. Commun. ACM 45(9): 15-20 (2002) - 2001
- [j41]Hal Berghel:
A cyberpublishing manifesto. Commun. ACM 44(3): 17-20 (2001) - [j40]Hal Berghel:
Caustic Cookies. Commun. ACM 44(5): 19-22 (2001) - [j39]Hal Berghel:
The Y2K e-commerce tumble. Commun. ACM 44(8): 15-17 (2001) - [j38]Hal Berghel:
The Code Red Worm. Commun. ACM 44(12): 15-19 (2001) - [j37]Hal Berghel:
Cyberprivacy in the New Millennium. Computer 34(1): 132-134 (2001) - [c16]Hal Berghel:
A decade of applied computing. SAC 2001: 1-5 - 2000
- [j36]Hal Berghel:
Identity Theft, Social Security Numbers, and the Web. Commun. ACM 43(2): 17-21 (2000) - [j35]Hal Berghel:
Predatory Disintermediation. Commun. ACM 43(5): 23-29 (2000) - [j34]Hal Berghel:
Digital Politics 2000. Commun. ACM 43(11): 17-22 (2000) - [j33]Hal Berghel:
A day in the life of... XRDS 7(2): 30-31 (2000)
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [j32]Hal Berghel, Douglas Blank:
The World Wide Web. Adv. Comput. 48: 179-218 (1999) - [j31]Hal Berghel:
Value-Added Publishing. Commun. ACM 42(1): 19-23 (1999) - [j30]Hal Berghel:
How Xday Figures in the Y2K Countdown. Commun. ACM 42(5): 11-15 (1999) - [j29]Hal Berghel:
The Cost of Having Analog Executives in a Digital World. Commun. ACM 42(11): 11-15 (1999) - [j28]Hal Berghel, Daniel Berleant, Thomas Foy, Marcus McGuire:
Cyberbrowsing: Information Customization on the Web. J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci. 50(6): 505-511 (1999) - 1998
- [j27]Hal Berghel:
The Year-2000 Problem and the New Riddle of Induction. Commun. ACM 41(3): 13-17 (1998) - [j26]Hal Berghel:
Who Won the Mosaic War? Commun. ACM 41(10): 13-16 (1998) - 1997
- [j25]Hal Berghel:
Cyberspace 2000: Dealing with Information Overload. Commun. ACM 40(2): 19-24 (1997) - [j24]Hal Berghel:
Email - The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. Commun. ACM 40(4): 11-15 (1997) - [j23]Hal Berghel:
Informal Logic on Both Sides of the CDA Debate. Commun. ACM 40(7): 11-15 (1997) - [j22]Hal Berghel:
Watermarking Cyberspace. Commun. ACM 40(11): 19-24 (1997) - [j21]Hal Berghel:
St. Cloud State University ACM chapter wins 2nd annual Webbie prize. XRDS 4(1): 25 (1997) - [j20]Hal Berghel:
A post mortem for the Communications Decency Act. SIGCAS Comput. Soc. 27(4): 8-11 (1997) - [c15]Hal Berghel, Cathleen A. Norris, Elliot Soloway, Harriet G. Taylor, Joe Turner:
You learned all you need to design educational software design in kindergarten (panel). ITiCSE 1997: 139 - 1996
- [j19]Hal Berghel:
The Client's Side of the World-Wide Web. Commun. ACM 39(1): 30-40 (1996) - [j18]Hal Berghel:
HTML Compliance and the Return of the Test Pattern. Commun. ACM 39(2): 19-22 (1996) - [j17]Hal Berghel:
U.S. Technology Policy in the Information Age. Commun. ACM 39(6): 15-18 (1996) - [j16]Hal Berghel:
Digital Politics. Commun. ACM 39(10): 19-25 (1996) - [j15]Hal Berghel, David Roach:
An Extension of Ukkonen's Enhanced Dynamic Programming ASM Algorithm. ACM Trans. Inf. Syst. 14(1): 94-106 (1996) - 1995
- [j14]Hal Berghel:
Maiden Voyage. Commun. ACM 38(11): 25-27 (1995) - [j13]Hal Berghel:
Using the WWW Test Pattern to check HTML Client Compliance. Computer 28(9): 63-65 (1995) - [c14]Hal Berghel:
CYBER-SURFING: the state-of-the-art in client server browsing and navigation. SAC 1995: 1-4 - 1994
- [j12]Hal Berghel:
New wave prototyping: use and abuse of vacuous prototypes. Interactions 1(2): 49-54 (1994) - [e4]Hal Berghel, Terry Hlengl, Joseph E. Urban:
Proceedings of the 1994 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, SAC'94, Phoenix, AZ, USA, March 6-8, 1994. ACM 1994, ISBN 0-89791-647-6 [contents] - 1993
- [c13]Gordon Beavers, Hal Berghel:
"Dynamic" Inferencing with Generalized Resolution. SAC 1993: 614-621 - [e3]Ed Deaton, K. M. George, Hal Berghel, George E. Hedrick:
Proceedings of the 1993 ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing: States of the Art and Practice, SAC'93, Indianapolis, IN, USA, February 14-16, 1993. ACM 1993, ISBN 0-89791-567-4 [contents] - 1992
- [c12]G. H. Harris, David Roach, P. D. Smith, Hal Berghel:
Dynamic crossword slot table implementation. SAC 1992: 95-98 - [c11]L. J. Spring, G. H. Harris, John J. H. Forster, Hal Berghel:
A proposed benchmark for testing implementations of crossword puzzle algorithms. SAC 1992: 99-101 - [c10]Hal Berghel, David Roach, George Balogh, Carroll Hyatt:
"Tuning" an ASM metric: a case study in metric ASM optimization. SAC 1992: 131-136 - [c9]David Roach, Hal Berghel:
An alternative to constraint logic programming for managing domain arithmetics in Prolog expert systems. SAC 1992: 328-332 - [e2]Hal Berghel, Ed Deaton, George E. Hedrick, David Roach, Roger L. Wainwright:
Proceedings of the 1992 ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing: Technological Challenges of the 1990's, Kansas City, MO, USA, March 1-3, 1992. ACM 1992, ISBN 0-89791-502-X [contents] - 1990
- [j11]Hal Berghel, Richard Rankin:
A Proposed Standard for Measuring Crossword Compilation Efficiency. Comput. J. 33(2): 181-184 (1990) - [c8]Hal Berghel, David Roach:
Documentation design based upon intuitive feature taxonomy and use logging. SIGDOC 1990: 63-68 - [c7]David Roach, Hal Berghel, John R. Talburt:
An interactive source commenter for Prolog programs. SIGDOC 1990: 141-145 - [c6]David Roach, Hal Berghel:
The Physiology of PROLOG Expert System Inference Engine. SIGSMALL/PC Symposium 1990: 1-5 - [c5]Hal Berghel, Richard Rankin, Farrukh Burney:
An Approach to Tableau Inferencing with "Hardwired" Heuristics. SIGSMALL/PC Symposium 1990: 90-93 - [c4]Richard Rankin, Hal Berghel, T. Xu:
Efficient Generation of Lexically Proper Palindromes. SIGSMALL/PC Symposium 1990: 151-155 - [e1]Hal Berghel, Elizabeth A. Unger, Richard Rankin:
Proceedings of the 1990 ACM SIGSMALL/PC Symposium on Small Systems, March 28-30, 1990. Crystal City, VA, USA. ACM 1990, ISBN 0-89791-347-7 [contents]
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [j10]Hal Berghel, C. Yi:
Crossword Compiler-Compilation. Comput. J. 32(3): 276-280 (1989) - 1988
- [j9]Hal Berghel, Richard Rankin, Sanjiv K. Bhatia:
MS-DOS Prolog implementations revisited. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 23(1): 127-134 (1988) - [c3]Hal Berghel, Cecily Andreu:
TALISMAN: A Prototype Expert System for Spelling Correction. SIGSMALL/PC 1988: 107-113 - 1987
- [j8]Hal Berghel:
Crossword Compilation with Horn Clauses. Comput. J. 30(2): 183-188 (1987) - [j7]Hal Berghel:
A logical framework for the correction of spelling errors in electronic documents. Inf. Process. Manag. 23(5): 477-494 (1987) - 1986
- [j6]Hal Berghel, Eric Traudt:
Spelling verification in prolog. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 21(1): 19-27 (1986) - [j5]John Weeks, Hal Berghel:
A comparative feature-analysis of microcomputer prolog implementations. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 21(2): 46-61 (1986) - [c2]Hal Berghel, Gregg Stubbendieck, Eric Traudt:
Performance characteristics of microcomputer Prolog implementations. SIGSMALL 1986: 64-71 - 1985
- [j4]Hal Berghel:
Simplified Integration of Prolog with RDBMS. Data Base 16(3): 3-12 (1985) - 1984
- [j3]Gene Dallaire, Fortney H. Stark, Hal Berghel:
Should Congress Provide Special Tax Incentives for Firms Donating Computers to Schools? Commun. ACM 27(3): 185-194 (1984) - [j2]Hal Berghel, David L. Sallach:
Measurements of program similarity in identical task environments. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 19(8): 65-76 (1984) - 1983
- [j1]Hal Berghel, David L. Sallach:
Computers and democracy: a critique of Parslow. SIGCAS Comput. Soc. 13(2): 12-16 (1983) - 1982
- [c1]Hal Berghel:
CMOS new product development for the health care industry: Procedures and pitfalls. SIGSMALL 1982: 33-37
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