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Computer Communications Software

Computer communications software is becoming increasingly important, as a result of the increasing deployment and use of computer networks. Stringent requirements of real-time processing, efciency, reliability, and inter-operability make design and development of such software extremely challenging. The development typically starts by identifying the services to be provided. A service is de ned...

Man-computer Communications and Cai

Computer-assisted instruction in its various forms has become evident in all segments of the educational sector including industry. universities and colleges, public schools, specialized institutions catering to the handicapped, as well as in the area of professional continuing education. This wide range of application touches upon learners of widely varying ages and capabilities, as well as wi...

Computer Simulation of Communications Networks

Simulation involves using a computer to emulate the operation of a real system, in order to determine its performance. There are several reasons why it is used. Firstly, the system being simulated may not in fact exist because it is still being designed. For example, it may not be advisable to build the system until there is reasonable certainty that it will function correctly, due to the time ...

Computer and Communications Security Reviews

Resource - Sharing Computer Communications Networks

communications,” presented at the Ass. Comput. Mach. Symp. Operating Systems, Gatlinburg, Tenn., 1967. [45] -, “A forward look,” Signal, vol. 25, pp. 77-81, Aug. 1971. 1461 -, ‘Resource sharing networks,’ presented at the IEEE Int. Conv., New York, N. Y., Mar. 1969. [47] L. G. Roberts and B. Wessler, “The ARP.4 computer network development to achieve resource sharing, in Spring Joint Compztfer