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Jan 2 1994

Knowledge-based systems in Japan

CORPORATE JTEC Panel

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Aug 1 1993

Information for authors

Diane Crawford

Computing Applications

Apr 1 1993

Information for authors

Diane Crawford

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Oct 1 1992

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Diane Crawford

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Sep 1 1992

Information for authors

Diane Crawford

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May 1 1992

ACM code of ethics and professional conduct

Computing Applications

Apr 1 1992

Farewell to Grace Hopper—end of an era!

Jean Sammet

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Jan 2 1992

The seventh annual UCLA survey of business school computer usage

Jason L. Frand and Julia A. Britt

Computing Applications

Jan 2 1992

Information for authors

Diane Crawford

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Dec 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

Computing Applications

Dec 1 1990

President’s letter

John R. White

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Nov 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Oct 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Sep 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Aug 1 1990

Highlights from the second annual computer bowl

Karen A. Frenkel

Computing Applications

Aug 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Jul 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Jun 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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May 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Apr 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Apr 1 1990

Council decision of July 26, 1988

concerning the establishment of a plan of action for setting up an information services market (88/524/EEC)

CORPORATE Council of the European Communities

Computing Applications

Mar 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Feb 1 1990

Rosalie Steier

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Jan 3 1990

Rosalie Steier

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