Software Engineering. Proceedings of the Third Symposium on Computer and Information Sciences held in Miami beach, Florida, December, 1969

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors to Volume I, Pages ix-x
Preface, Page xi
Acknowledgments, Page xiii
The Challenge for the 1970s in Information Retrieval, Pages xv-xviii, Roman C. Pucinski
Contents of Volume 2, Pages xix-xx
List of Contributors to Volume 2, Pages xxi-xxii
Software Engineering—A New Profession, Pages 1-6, Julius T. Tou
Ideas for Computer Systems Organization: A Personal Survey, Pages 7-16, R.S. Barton
A Virtual Processor for Real Time Operation, Pages 17-28, D. Morris, G.D. Detlefsen
Architecture of the B-6500, Pages 29-43, B.A. Creech
The Use and Performance of Memory Hierarchies: A Survey, Pages 45-77, D.J. Kuck, D.H. Lawrie
The Use of Extended Core Storage in a Multiprogramming Operating System, Pages 79-89, G. Campbell, K. Fuchel, S. Heller
Uniform Referents: An Essential Property for a Software Engineering Language, Pages 91-101, Douglas T. Ross
Perspective on Methods of Improving Software Development, Pages 103-119, Jean E. Sammet
Manageable Software Engineering, Pages 121-138, R.W. Bemer
Generalized Interpretation and Compilation, Pages 139-150, W.D. Maurer
Techniques for Automatic Program Translation, Pages 151-165, Penny Barbe
Input/Output for a Mobile Programming System, Pages 167-177, P.C. Poole, W.M. Waite
CASSANDRE: A Language to Describe Digital Systems, Application to Logic Design, Pages 179-204, F. Anceau, P. Liddell, J. Mermet, Ch. Payan
A Kernel Approach to System Programming: SAM, Pages 205-224, Jean-Paul Rossiensky, Vincent Tixier
On the Extensibility of FORTRAN, Pages 225-251, Prentiss Hadley Knowlton
Index, Pages 253-263