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Microcomputer

Schlag, Jay Henry · SMARTech Repository (Georgia Institute of Technology) · 2010

Issued as Reports [nos.1-2] and Final report, Project no. E-21-602 (includes subproject no. A-4431/Schlag)

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Microcomputer networks

K. Edanadham · The Computer Journal · 1981

This paper presents an implementation of Hoare's Input/Output commands on a 2-dimensional network of microcomputers. The implementation is defined so that message transfer delays are bounded by a constant. The communication kernel is small and is embedded in each process. Dedicated processors are used for message handling.

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Microcomputer Shortcourse

Lines, Allan E. · The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) · 1990

Exact date of working paper unknown.

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Microcomputer design

Martin, Donald P, Berland, Kerry S · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1976

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Microcomputer Microeconomics.

Doernhoefer,Mark Alan · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1982

This paper outlines the procedures for an economic analysis of a microcomputer system designed for personal use. It provides a methodology for application identification and quantification of the benefits derived from the applications. Empirical decision rules are suggested for the key decisions of quantity and mix of software, start-up and cessation timing, and resource allocation. These rules are based upon analysis of marginal opportunities gained and foregone over the lifecycle of the system. Particular emphasis is placed upon the role of software in the economics of the system. Economies of scale and sensitivity analysis are also discussed. The thesis serves as a structured beginning for further research into microcomputer system modelling.

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Microcomputer systems

Infotech International. Maidenhead · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1978

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Microcomputer interfacing

Stone, Harold S · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1982

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Microcomputer playfulness

Susan E. Yager, Leon A. Kappelman, Glenn A. Maples et al. · ACM SIGMIS Database the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems · 1997

Previous playfulness research has investigated playfulness as both state and trait phenomena. For example, Webster et al. (1993) examined flow, the state of playfulness in a specific human-computer interaction, while Martocchio and Webster (1992) used a trait-based approach, considering playfulness a characteristic of individuals. This research extends the investigation of playfulness as an individual trait by using a longitudinal study to examine its temporal and situational stability.The Computer Playfulness Scale (Webster & Martocchio, 1992) was administered four times over the course of a five-week summer session to students enrolled in a computer-literacy course, once at the beginning of the class and then following completion of three milestones in the course work. The playfulness instrument was assessed for internal consistency, unidimensionality, and temporal and situational stability. The evidence indicates that the measurement is reliable. The primary question of trait stability (stable versus dynamic) was examined in several ways, supporting the conclusion that playfulness is a stable trait. The implications of these findings and suggested further research are discussed.

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