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The computer handbook
Kenneth Neilson Dodd,David Abbott +1 more
- 01 Jan 1967
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Threats to Information Systems: Today's Reality, Yesterday's Understanding
TL;DR: A study investigating MIS executives' concern about a variety of threats found computer viruses to be a particular concern, highlighting a gap between the use of modern technology and the understanding of the security implications inherent in its use.
479
The Extended Resolution Digital Differential Analyzer: A New Computing Structure for Solving Differential Equations
TL;DR: It is shown that DDA speed and accuracy can be greatly improved by using increment word lengths which are approximately one-half the length of integrand registers providing that integration formulas more accurate than Euler integration are used.
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An Analog Computer for Electronic Engineering Education
TL;DR: A compact analog computer is described and its use in electronic engineering teaching laboratories to develop student understanding of applications in analog electronics, electronic components, engineering mathematics, control engineering, safe laboratory and workshop practices, circuit construction, testing, and maintenance.
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An Incremental Computer
TL;DR: A variable high-speed incremental computer that adopts the basic concept underlying a digital differential analyzer (DDA) and includes the following features: floating-point arithmetic, a word-length transfer with the elimination of a residue (R) register, multibit multiplication, and a flexible software scheme of interconnections that includes the use of a stack to avoid redundant operations.
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