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ORCID7th SIGUCCS 1979: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Jerome Smith:
Proceedings of the 7th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services, Los Angeles, California, USA, September 30 - October 3, 1979. ACM 1979, ISBN 0-89791-006-0
Financing user services
- Barbara Morgan:
Computer services: new directions in funding. 1 - Frances Bardello Craig:
Current budgets for user services. 2
Providing specialized services
- Trina A. Hosmer:
Providing data analysis services to diversified users. 3-5 - S. S. Swaminathan:
User services of the eighties. 4
Minis: The answer to interactive computing and RJE access
- William Max Ivey, Donna E. Portz:
Migration of instructional computing from a large mainframe to a large minicomputer. 7-10 - James M. Hobbs, Jon Rickman:
MURJE: a multiple user remote job entry system. 11-16
Computerized information flow
- Kenneth F. Lini, David R. Love:
New use for computers in the user services environment. 17-22
Cost considerations for time sharing services
- Richard T. Close, Robert L. DeMichiell:
A strategy for the procurement of instructional time-sharing services. 23-26
Offering services for small decentralized computers
- Douglas Van Houweling:
Support for decentralized computers. 27
Using remote facilities
- Elizabeth R. Little:
Reports on three EDUNET projects: the common user actions table, SPSS benchmark jobs and interactive benchmark jobs. 28-35
Support of small computers on campus
- Harvey H. Rhodes:
Small computers on campus. 36-39 - Ralph W. Vincent, Harvey J. Poorbaugh:
The role of user services in distributed processing. 40-42
Creating an effective environment with internal communications
- Trina A. Hosmer, Doris D. Peterson, Judith A. Smith:
Communications: the internal structure. 43-45 - Jan Hurst:
Communicating with operations. 46
User services and minis
- G. Taylor, Stan Yagi:
Single user systems in a university environment. 47-49 - Michael A. Steinberg:
Small computers: what is user services role? 50-54
Increasing user services efficiency by means of creative staffing
- R. T. Day:
Training consultants. 55-58 - Jonelle C. Moore:
Assessing and satisfying user needs: WSU model. 59-60 - Merri Boylan:
Technical writing as a speciality. 61-63 - John Beidler:
A role for computer science in user services. 64-67
Interactive data entry and com output
- Jon T. Rickman, Mary Jane Sunkel, Jim Hobbs:
Word processing and data entry computing services. 68-72 - Donald J. West:
List-less programming. 73
Minis and micros
- Patrick J. Gossman:
Impact of minis and micros on large mainframe and timesharing services. 74 - Richard Stillman:
Microcomputers and the university computer center. 75-78
A look at documentation standards for the 1980's
- Rick Sharpe:
Documentation update for the eighties. 79-81
Setting rates for computer usage
- Douglas Van Houweling:
Computer service rates and user support. 82
Computing in the 1980's
- Michael A. Steinberg:
Promoting computer literacy: a search for cost-effective alternatives. 83-86 - Barbara B. Wolfe:
Applications development for the 1980's. 87-89
Graphics
- Scott Luebking:
Computer graphics in a campus environment. 90
Strategies for future planning
- Frances Bardello Craig:
Planning for remote users. 91-99 - Joan Franz:
Planning for future user services. 100-103
Utilizing available talent
- Geraldine MacDonald, Patricia Box:
Visiting user services personnel. 104-106 - John Beidler:
Using outside consultants to improve user services. 107-108
Computer phobia: who's afraid of the carnivorous computer?
- Kathryn E. Smith:
Dispel those computer myths! 109-111 - Kathryn Ptacek:
The spectre of the machine. 112-113 - Alicia Ewing Towster, Sally D. Haerer:
A suggestion box of a different color. 114-116
Defining computer services for the 1980's--their nature and worth
- Donald F. Costello:
A director's view of an academic computing services career. 119
Newsletters
- Lyle B. Smith:
First annual newsletter contest. 120-122 - Jan Hurst:
A glimpse of the past and hopes for the future. 123
Result of a campus-wide word processing study
- J. Siegman, J. Sandelin:
Word processing services for a university: experiences at Stanford. 124
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