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  • Task analysis: the missing link in software development methodologies 
    Wesson, JL; De Kock, G de V (1995)
    Systems development methods or software methodologies have evolved considerably over the past few years. This development has tended to fall into two main areas: Software Engineering and Human Computer Interaction (HCI). ...
  • Taxonomies and Toolkits: uses for the Mathematics of program construction 
    Watson, BW (1995)
    In this extended abstract, we present a brief description of the tutorial. The primary reference material, a book and some software (1] , is available for ftp from the Eindhoven University of Technology. In this tutorial, ...
  • Teacher Control in Computer-Assisted Instruction 
    Calingaert, Peter (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1979)
    To many persons, computer-assisted instruction (CAI) connotes automated programmed instruction (PI). This exemplifies the authorcontrolled mode of CAI, in which PI, suitably generalized, is mediated by the computer. This ...
  • Teaching a first course in compilers with a simple compiler construction toolkit 
    Ganchev, GF (1996)
    We describe the use of a toolkit designed to support the Compiler Construction course in the University of Botswana. The toolkit is based upon the principles of simplicity, modularity and flexibility. Its educational ...
  • Teaching math more effectively, through the design of calculational proofs 
    Gries, D; Schneider, FB (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1998)
  • Teaching Pascal using multimedia 
    Jordaan, DB; Gilliland, S (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1994)
    Research has shown that traditional teaching methods such as lecturing are not always as effective as the teacher or lecturer might like them to be. Frederick [3, p45] stated: 'Nearly all learning theorists.faculty development ...
  • Teaching turing machines - luxury or necessity? 
    Velinov, Y (1996)
    The purpose of this paper is to outline an approach for the development of the Tape Machines model in the Theory of Computation which is bound more closely to the real computer world. The approach is based on a developed ...
  • Technological experience and technophobia in South African university students 
    Clarke, MC (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 2000)
    In an earlier study co-ordinated by Weil and Rosen, university students in 23 countries were surveyed in order to compare their levels of technological sophistication and technophobia. The countries sampled did not include ...
  • A technology reference model for client/server software development 
    Nienaber, RC (1996)
    In today's highly competitive global economy, well-structured information resources, representing enterprise-wide information, are essential to the survival of an organization. The user needs an integrated view of the ...
  • Test automation of safety-critical reactive systems 
    Peleska, J; Siegel, M (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1997)
    This article focuses on test automation for safety-critical reactive systems. In the first part of the paper we introduce a methodology for specification, design and verification of fault-tolerant systems allowing to ...
  • Test Copy Quaestiones Informaticae 1(1) 
    Unknown author (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1979-06-01)
    See pdf for four abstracts.
  • Text categorization as an information retrieval task 
    Paijmans, H (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1998)
    A number of methods for feature reduction and feature selection in text classification and information retrieval systems are compared. These include feature sets that are constructed by Latent Semantic Indexing, 'local ...
  • Text Compression Techniques 
    Radue, J. E. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1979)
    The benefits associated with text compression include more efficient use of peripheral devices. faster information transfer rates and, in some cases, improved sorting speeds through the use of shorter sort keys. However. ...
  • Theoretical Computer Science: What is it all about, and is it of any relevance to us? 
    Brink, C (2000)
    This is a quite general survey talk in which I present some of the infrastructure, activities and scientific flavour of what has, for better or worse, come to be called "Theoretical Computer Science". I will try to relate ...
  • Theory meets practice. Using Smith's normalization in complex systems 
    Van der Merwe, AJ; Labuschagne, WA (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1997)
    In 1985 Smith introduced a new way of deriving fully normalized tables. His method was based on the use of a dependency list and a dependency diagram to produce fifth normal form directly. We introduce the use of end-line, ...
  • Theory meets practice: using Smith's normalization in complex systems 
    Van der Merwe, A; Labuschagne, W (1996)
    In the middle 80s Smith introduced a new way of deriving fully normalized tables: His method was based on the use of an dependency list and a dependency diagram to produce fifth normal form directly. We introduce the use ...
  • Thirty Years of Information Engines 
    Scarrott, G.G. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1980)
    The era ofinformation engineering was initiated some thirty years' ago by the demonstration of the first stored program electronic computer. At that time there was intense innovative excitement among the pioneers which, ...
  • Three packaging rules for information system design 
    Mende, J. (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1987)
    After identifying the processing functions required in a computer based information system, the designer needs to combine them into an optimal set of load units. Some "packaging" arrangements yield a better system ...
  • Three packaging rules for information systems design 
    Mende, J (1987)
    After identifying the processing functions required in a computer based information system, the designer needs to combine them into an optimal se t of load un its. Some “packaging” arrangements yield a better system than ...
  • Tools for Creating Tools: Programming in Artificial Intelligence 
    Machanick, Philip (Computer Society of South Africa (on behalf of SAICSIT), 1985)
    After a brief look at how the notion of the stored program is applied by programmers in the area of Artificial Intelligence (Al), we shall look at a specific Al tool: a production svstem. The discussion is at a ...

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