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Computer, 2005
Hungarian Teen Wins Computer Society Prize at Intel Science FairDaniel Ratai of John von Neumann Computer Science High School in Budapest, Hungary, received a $700 IEEE Computer Society prize at the 2005 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
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Hungarian Teen Wins Computer Society Prize at Intel Science FairDaniel Ratai of John von Neumann Computer Science High School in Budapest, Hungary, received a $700 IEEE Computer Society prize at the 2005 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
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Computing and mathematics in society
Proceedings of the May 6-10, 1974, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '74, 1974The Panel will address selected areas of current interest where computing and mathematics have been successfully applied to societal problems. Those societal fields which have been chosen are biological systems, sociology, energy, and urban emergency services. Although interrelated each area has quite different characteristics.
Donald L. Thomsen Jr. +4 more
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Simulating Computational Societies
2003Multi-agent systems can be considered from a variety of perspectives. One such perspective arises from considering the architecture of an agent itself. Another is that of an instantiated agent architecture and its interaction with its peers in aMAS. A third perspective is that of an external observer.
Lloyd Daniel Kamara +3 more
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Proceedings of the June 4-8, 1973, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '73, 1973
The fodder for a technical society is people but people can nevertheless use as well as be used by the society. Such use can be passive (e.g., publishing articles in the society's journals) or active through direct participation in the professional activities or administration of the society.
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The fodder for a technical society is people but people can nevertheless use as well as be used by the society. Such use can be passive (e.g., publishing articles in the society's journals) or active through direct participation in the professional activities or administration of the society.
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Communications of the ACM, 1972
This brief survey of the use of computers in urban society covers the broad range of activities found in any city. The future scope of applications is limited only by the imagination and inventiveness of future system designers, programmers, analysts, and decision makers.
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This brief survey of the use of computers in urban society covers the broad range of activities found in any city. The future scope of applications is limited only by the imagination and inventiveness of future system designers, programmers, analysts, and decision makers.
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Computer Society Connection [Computer Society honors and awards]
Computer, 2007Topics covered include a preview of the 2008 content of Computer Society magazines, the winner of the CHC61 Web design competition, the 2007 Merwin Scholarship winners, and the awarding of the 60th Anniversary Award to Maurice V. Wilkes and David L. Parnas.
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Problem Solving in a Computational Society.
2003We propose a new framework to study problem solving in a computational society. Such a society consists of computational agents able to use information about the direct and indirect computational experiences of other agents. Our history-based computing framework generalizes existing computational frameworks that might be used in a computational agent ...
Roos, Nico, Witteveen, Cees
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