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  • Thomas, T (1998)
    This paper describes the social constructivist theory of learning and how it can be applied to handle the problems of diversity in Information Systems and Computer Science classes. Examples are given on methods that can ...
  • Clayton, Peter G. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1987)
    This paper advocates hands-on training on microprogrammable hardware for Computer Science students, and suggests an appropriate microprogram development approach for this purpose. The particular tool discussed is ...
  • Joubert, A; Jordaan, A (1998)
    This paper explores the use of dive computer downloader units and Delphi 3 object-oriented structures to integrate the fields of Computer Systems and Software Engineering in the academic environment. Currently there is a ...
  • Rodd, M. G. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1979)
    The efficient use of multiprogrammed industrial control computers is largely a function of the relationship between hardware and software. A shift in this relationship is desirable, since multiprogrammed computers typically ...
  • Rodd, M. G. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1979-06-01)
    The efficient use of multiprogrammed mdustnal control computers 1s largely a function of the relationship between hardware and software A shift in this relationship 1s desirable, smce multiprogrammed computers typically ...
  • Lawrence, E; Garner, B (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1999)
    The advent of Internet Commerce represents a significant threat to taxation revenue collection for governments throughout the world. Governments cannot prevent the creative and innovative commercial use of the Internet in ...
  • Van Biljon, Judy; Renaud, Karen (African Conference on Information Systems & Technology (ACIST), 2017-07)
    Information and Communication for Development (ICT4D) research is characterized by its dynamism, interdisciplinarity, and fragmented adhocracy. This makes it difficult for stakeholders t communicate and share knowledge. ...
  • Van der Poll, J.A.; Labuschagne, W.A. (1999-07)
    A formal specification language like Z permits the specifier to construct proofs which collaborate the aptness of the specification. This process may be facilitated by establishing a partnership between the specifier and ...
  • Van der Poll, JA; Labuschagne, WA (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1999)
    A formal specification language like Z permits the specifier to construct proofs which corroborate the aptness of the spec­ification. This process may be facilitated by establishing a partnership between the specifier and ...
  • Gorringe, HP (1987)
    In any form of display where three-dimensional images are required to be projected onto a two-dimensional display the hidden surface or hidden line removal certainly helps to enhance the realism of the final image. This ...
  • Nirenstein, S; Blake, E; Winberg, S; Mason, A (2001)
    The predictive hierarchical level of detail optimization algorithm of Mason and Blake is experimentally evaluated in the form of a practical application to hierarchical radiosity. In a novel approach the recursively ...
  • Hirsch, Michael; Schach, Stephen R.; Van Biljon, Willem R. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1985)
    Two approaches to high-level debugging systems for Pascal are compared, namely the use of a debugging precompiler as against a debugging interpreter. A description is given of a high-level Pascal debugging interpreter ...
  • Berman, Sonia; Walker, L. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1986)
    A high-level language for accessing a relational database is being developed at UCT. The system, known as HAL (High-level Access Language), provides complete data independence as users view the database in terms of ...
  • Postma, Stef W. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1980)
    The language LISP 1.5 is neither easy to write nor to read. In the McCarthy etal. definitive manual on LISP 1.5 a higher level language, MLISP, is used From the early 1960's various people have proposed higher level ...
  • Hillebrand, G (1995)
    This paper presents an overview of the established concepts of David Harel' s higraphs, to increase their visibility. Higraphs are a union of extended graph and extended set theory which allows the understandable definition ...
  • Paterson-Jones, RA; Wood, PT (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1992)
    HILOG is a new logic programming language with a higher-order syntax allowing the elegant expression of many tasks requiring meta-predicates in Prolog. We are in the process of developing a compiler and programming environment ...
  • Marokane, Thomas Selakane (2017)
    Introductory programming failure rate among students is high worldwide, including in South Africa. The failure rate remains a subject for investigation due to a high number of students who find learning to program ...
  • Koornhof, C (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1996)
    The Homological transfer method is a very efficient research method which is based on similarities between manufacturing, financial, educational, informational and other productive processes. The existence of these ...
  • Mende, J. (South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, 1990)
    Information systems are members of a large class of similar systems called "productive processes". The existence of similarities between manufacturing, financial, educational, informational and other productive processes ...
  • Twinomurinzi, Hossana; Heunis, Schalk (2015)

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