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ORCIDACM Crossroads Student Magazine, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, September 1998
- Lynellen D. S. Perry:
Introduction. 2 - Randolph Chung:
Book review: introduction to computational biology. 3 - Lynellen D. S. Perry:
Web site review: the Ada project. 4 - George Crawford III:
Objective viewpoint: Java AWT layout management 101. 5-7 - Jack Wilson:
Ask Jack: careerline Q & A. 8 - Hope D. Harley, Cheryl D. Seals, Mary Beth Rosson:
A formative evaluation of scenario-based tools for learning object-oriented design. 9-15 - Robert Zubek:
Much ado about patterns. 16-23 - Bruce A. Wooley:
Explanation component of software system. 24-28 - Lynellen D. S. Perry:
Road crew: students at work. 31
Volume 5, Number 2, December 1998
- Kevin Fu:
Networks and distributed systems: introduction. 2 - Shawn Brown:
Web site review: ADSL forum. 3 - George Crawford III:
Creating a 3D universe in Java3D. 4-10 - Jack Wilson:
Ask Jack: making a careers presentation. 11 - Larry Chen:
AgentOS: the agent-based distributed operating system for mobile networks. 12-14 - James Richvalsky, David Watkins:
Design and implementation of a digital library. 15-19 - Robert Schlaff:
Confidentially using authentication. 20-22 - Peggy Wright:
Knowledge discovery in databases: tools and techniques. 23-26 - Kai R. Larsen:
The Damocles Sword of Academic Publishing: sharper students or duller sword in the MIS field? 27-31
Volume 5, Number 3, March 1999
- Scott M. Lewandowski:
Introduction. 2 - Lynellen D. S. Perry:
Book review: Inventing Software by Kenneth Nichols. 3 - Kim Moorman:
Book review: Managing Your Software by Ian W. Ricketts. 4 - George Crawford III:
Objective viewpoint: the Java3D programming model. 5-9 - Jack Wilson:
Making a careers presentation. 10 - Dimitris Lioupis, Andreas Pipis, Maria Smirli, Michael Stefanidakis:
PiSMA: a parallel VSM architecture. 11-14 - João M. P. Cardoso
, Mário P. Vestístias:
Architectures and compilers to support reconfigurable computing. 15-22 - Shane Hart:
Computing in the former Soviet Union and eastern Europe. 23-25 - Demetris G. Galatopoullos, Elias S. Manolakos:
Parallel processing in heterogeneous cluster architechtures using JavaPorts. 26-32
Volume 5, Number 3es, Spring 1999
- Richard Swan, Anthony Wyatt, Richard J. Cant, Caroline S. Langensiepen:
Re-configurable computing. 1-es - Nihar R. Mahapatra, Balakrishna V. Venkatrao:
The processor-memory bottleneck: problems and solutions. 2-es
Volume 5, Number 4, June 1999
- Alessio Lomusico:
Introduction: agent technology. 2 - Lynellen D. S. Perry, Erika Orrick:
Books reviews. 3 - Cristobal Baray, Kyle Wagner:
Where do intelligent agents come from? 4-8 - Michael Grimley, Brian Monroe:
Protecting the integrity of agents: an exploration into letting agents loose in an unpredictable world. 10-17 - Roberto A. Flores-Mendez:
Towards a standardization of multi-agent system framework. 18-24 - G. Michael Youngblood:
Web hunting: design of a simple intelligent Web search agent. 26-32
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