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Document:
SP33-06
Date:
January 1, 1972
Author(s):
Harold W. Harris
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
33
Abstract:
A description of a series of computer programs developed by a firm of architects & engineers for use in their own offices.
DOI:
10.14359/17656
SP33-05
William C. Cowan
A comprehensive indeterminate structural analysis program and several time-sharing programs used for the structural analysis and concrete design of Grand Coulee Third Powerplant are described.
10.14359/17655
SP33-04
A.M. Lount
This paper deals with some overall fundamentals of integrated systems viewing them as a total package of hardware and software. Programming languages, terminals, program interface files, method of operation and storage are discussed. The implications of time sharing and the relation of foreground and background processing are reviewed. A summary of some of the main concepts of time sharing, with variation in what is being offered to engineers is also included.
10.14359/17654
SP33-03
R.J. Allwood
A machine independent data and program handling scheme entitled GENESYS (GENeral Engineering SYStem) is now being written in the United Kindgom for the Department of the Envionment. Five major subsystems for structural and highway engineers will be available initially and one will be for the design of reinforced concrete buildings.
10.14359/17653
SP33-02
Andre A. Palejs
Input language conventions and associated computer printout for a large system of integrated programs, known as AMECO SYSTEM, are described.
10.14359/17652
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