Communications of the ACM (Association Computing Machinery)

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  Año 2002, Vol. 45, Número 11

  • Editorial Pointers

    Diane Crawford

    pág. 5

    

  • The E-Bay of Argentina

    Robert Fox

    págs. 9-10

    

  • A Thousand Points of Light

    Robert Fox

    pág. 9

    

  • Typing with Your Eyes

    Robert Fox

    pág. 9

    

  • Cleaning Crustacean

    Robert Fox

    pág. 9

    

  • Online Abduction Alerts

    Robert Fox

    pág. 10

    

  • Fighting Airport Noise

    Robert Fox

    pág. 10

    

  • Happy Birthday

    Robert Fox

    pág. 10

    

  • I Want My Home Network

    págs. 11-14

    

  • Ten Unmyths of Project Estimation

    Phillip Armour

    págs. 15-18

    

  • Sorting Out Software Complexity

    Robert L. Glass

    págs. 19-21

    

  • New Surveillance Techniques Raise Privacy Concerns

    Boaz Gelbord, Gert Roelofsen

    págs. 23-24

    

  • Computer-Supported Cooperative Work in Design

    Zakaria Maamar

    págs. 25-26

    

  • A complex systems perspective on computer-supported collaborative design technology

    Yaneer Bar-Yam, Hiroki Sayama, Peyman Faratin, Mark Klein

    págs. 27-31

    

  • On-the-fly web content integrity check boosts users' confidence

    Ehsan Vossough, Josef Pieprzyk, Soroush Sedaghat

    págs. 33-37

    

  • A collaborative platform for fixed and mobile networks

    Federico Bergenti, Matteo Somacher, Agostino Poggi

    págs. 39-44

    

  • A Java 3D-enabled cyber workspace

    Brian Wong, Sherman Lang

    págs. 45-49

    

  • The World-Wide Telescope

    Jim Gray, Alex Szalay

    págs. 51-55

    

  • SETI@HOME

    Jeff Cobb, Matt Lebofsky, Dan Werthimer, David P. Anderson, Eric Korpela

    págs. 56-61

    

  • Volume-Rendered Galactic Animations

    Jon Genetti

    págs. 62-66

    

  • What UML should be

    Joaquin Miller

    págs. 67-69

    

  • Evolution, not revolution

    Cris Kobryn, Brian Selic, Guus Ramackers

    págs. 70-72

    

  • UML2 must enable a family of languages

    Keith Duddy

    págs. 73-75

    

  • Make models be assets

    Stephen J. Mellor

    págs. 76-78

    

  • Be clear, clean, concise

    William Frank, Kevin P. Tyson

    págs. 79-81

    

  • Why significant UML change is unlikely

    Dov Dori

    págs. 82-85

    

  • Should software engineers be licensed?

    Nancy G. Leveson, John C. Knight

    págs. 87-90

    

  • ACM's Position on the Licensing of Software Engineers

    Barbara Simons, John White

    pág. 91

    

  • Texas licensing of software engineers: All's quiet, for now

    Donald J. Bagert

    págs. 92-94

    

  • A Rice University perspective on software engineering licensing

    Ken Kennedy, Moshe Y. Vardi

    págs. 94-95