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Association for Computing Machinery

Magazine: May 1995 | Volume 1, No. 4

May 1995 | Volume 1, No. 4

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From the editors: Crossroads finishes first year

By Ronald B. Krisko

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Computing education, Computing organizations, Design, Education, Theory

Speed is life, life is speed

By Scott Ramsey MacDonald

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Computing education, Design, Education, Languages, Theory

Social responsibility and the CS student

By Saul Jimenez

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Codes of ethics, Computer science education, Computing / technology policy, Computing organizations, Design, Human Factors, Human computer interaction (HCI), Management, Theory

Digital liberties

By Lorrie Faith Cranor

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Codes of ethics, Computing / technology policy, Design, Human Factors, Human computer interaction (HCI), Management, Theory

Direct democracy

By Adam Lake

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Computing / technology policy, Computing in government, Design, Enterprise computing, Human Factors, Human computer interaction (HCI), Management, Theory

net.love

By Sara M. Carlstead

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Design, Human Factors, Human computer interaction (HCI), Social and professional topics, Theory

Should computer scientists worry about ethics?

By Saveen Reddy

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Codes of ethics, Design, Legal Aspects, Theory

Objective View Poiint: the ABCs of writing C++ classes

By G. Bowden Wise

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Classes and objects, Design, Language types, Languages, Theory

Down the Road: the first high school chapter

By Sara M. Carlstead

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Computing education, Computing organizations, Design, Education, Theory

Conference report: The 1995 ACM Big Event

By Ronald B. Krisko

HTML | In the Digital Library
Tags: Computing education, Computing organizations, Design, Education, Theory