Why are APIs difficult to learn and use?
By Christopher Scaffidi, August 2006
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Why are APIs difficult to learn and use?
By Christopher Scaffidi, August 2006
The development of a game playing framework using interface-based programming
By Mark A. Cohen, August 2004
Cognitive science
By Ronald Laurids Boring, December 2003
A day in the life of ... Douglas Hofstadter
By Douglas Hofstadter, December 2003
Associative memory and the board game Quarto
By Zachary A. Kissel, December 2003
Bluetooth
By Myra Dideles, June 2003
ART - the abstract robot toolkit
By Stephan Jätzold, August 2002
XCSL tutorial
By Marta Jacinto, Giovani Rubert Librelotto, José Carlos Ramalho, Pedro Rangel Henriques, August 2002
Ask Jack
By Jack Wilson, December 2000
Cellular networks
By Lourens O. Walters, P. S. Kritzinger, December 2000
Ask Jack
By Jack Wilson, September 2000
How does your job fit?
By Lynellen D. S. Perry, September 2000
Introduction
By Lynellen D. S. Perry, Jessica Ledbetter, July 2000
Objective ViewPoint: distributed computation with Java remote method invocation
By Kevin Henry, July 2000
Connector: the Internet protocol, part one
By Shvetima Gulati, July 2000
Book review: information storage and retrieval systems
By Robert Korfhage, July 2000
Book Review: foundations of computing
By Jozef Gruska, July 2000
Design and implementation of a digital library
By James Richvalsky, David Watkins, November 1998
The Damocles Sword of Academic Publishing
Doctoral students often find it hard to understand at what level of productivity they should be. Through an analysis of resums of doctoral students in the Management Information Systems (MIS) field, a better understanding of what is expected of current students as compared to former students is achieved. Both conference presentations and publications in journals are examined. Finally, there is an examination of whether the quantity of publications can be related to the ranking of the school that a student attends.
By Kai Larsen, November 1998
Operating freely
By Chuck Cranor, February 1995