Computers and society / edited by George A. Nikolaieff.
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New York :
H.W. Wilson Co.,
1970.
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| Series: | Reference shelf ;
v. 41, no. 6. |
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Table of Contents:
- Dawning of a new age
- New dimension / Glenn T. Seaborg
- Boundless potential / Gilbert H. Burck
- Overnight success / William D. Smith
- Plugging in / Jermey Main
- Exploding uses / Sam Zagoria
- Man-machine partnership / Richard H. Bolt
- Social impact / Frederick L. Bates
- What manner of machine is this?
- What is a computer? / Fred C. Gielow
- Binary code
- Programming: words that move machines
- Solving a problem
- Analog computer / Robert Vichnevetsky
- How did the computer come about?
- Logic as a base / Corinne Jacker
- Early history / R. Wade Cole
- Versatile midgets
- Modern computers / Shirley Thomas
- Immediate impact
- Hardest blow / Ben Bagdikian
- Problem can be solved / David R. Jones
- Harbinger of the future?
- Computers and the moon shot / Christpher C. Kraft, Jr.
- Household computers / Scott R. Schmedel
- Superthieves / Alan Adelson
- Impact oversease / J.J. Servan-Schreiber
- Larger issues
- Don't tell it to the computer / Vance Packard
- Power tools for thinking / r Simon Ramo
- Search for meaning and change / Zbigniew Brzezinski
- Can machines think?
- Lifelong school / Richard Martin.