Computer And Society
The ideology of information and computer technology as a vector of development of intellectual resources in a digital society
... and computer technologies contribute to the development of digital society, based on the development of human resources that are intellectual ...and computer technology affect the development of ...
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The social implications of the Australian Computer Society
... i'his paper is intended to demonstrate that an appropriate profession has not been, and should not be, ilefined, that the Australian Computer Society and its overseasbedmates are not rea[r] ...
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Saleem G. Zoughbi. UN Expert and IEEE Computer Society e-government STC
... 9 The ICT -driven security indispensable to the y p security of individuals, properties, institutions, states and the entire world.. 9 The ICT-driven security indispensable to the [r] ...
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Book Versus Byte: The Prospects and Desirability of a Paperless Society, 17 J. Marshall J. Computer & Info. L. 797 (1999)
... 1 8 4 Indeed, some observers predict that "[i]nstead of causing the death of notaries public, technology might instead increase their importance." 18 5 While "[r] ...
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The Scarlet Letter "A": AIDS in a Computer Society, 10 Computer L.J. 233 (1990)
... The logistics of reporting and ultimately tracking the names and medical records of AIDS victims/carriers will inevitably entail the con- struction of an AIDS datab[r] ...
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PROGRAMME SPECIFICATION. UWE UWE UWE Environment and Technology. FET UG modular scheme British Computer Society
... mining; Computer Based Systems; Computer Networks; Data Structures and Algorithms, with emphasis on data structures; Distributed Computer Systems; Operating Systems; Programming Fundamentals; ...
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Survey of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Departments in the U.S. Interim Reprt of the IEEE Computer Society Education Survey Subcommittee
... Electrical engineering departments are more likely to use these components in hardware courses and digital systems laboratories; computer science departments more com- monly use them for[r] ...
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Data Engineering. March 2015 Vol. 38 No. 1 IEEE Computer Society
... The common features of these systems are: (i) no support for general purpose update transactions (i.e., update operations address a single object) and sometimes the availability of read-[r] ...
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A Framework to Assess the Computer Security Skills of People in the Information Society
... Now, we discuss the results of the survey. Table II shows the value for the ICT-USI index for the average individual, as well as his/her assessment area values. Moreover, this table also shows the values according to ...
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Society 365 (E Society)
... Many a times, it happens that everyone is not available at the same time to discuss certain issues. So the Chatroom provides a feature where people can discuss, and express their views as well as be informed about the ...
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The Information Society
... a society can be described to have entered the information ...information society. Furthermore, this thesis of an information society accords the primary role to technology for social ...and ...
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Scientific society journals: the publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia
... Astronomical Society of Australia, began their own refereed ...Astronomical Society of Australia, that has now been continuously published by the Society for over 50 years, has undergone many changes ...
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Transport and society
... and computer networks is ultimately about providing their users with access enabling participation in ...provide society with access now stretched close to the limit, the capacity of computer ...
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On the fringe of society?
... n a previous paper, I discussed the value of looking at a social group through the lens of media studies to fully understand stereotyping (Otrebski, 2015a). Now, having spent the past twelve months considering the ...
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PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY
... Although it seems obvious at times to at- tribute the cause of the child’s difficulty to a school situation, such as fear of a teacher, fear of other children, or anxiety about living up[r] ...
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PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY
... being rendered by general physicians or through public health programs. Certainly this problem emphasizes the importance of the pediatrician who is engaged in planning public health prog[r] ...
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PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY
... The activities authorized herein shall not extend to the support of public health, medical care, or other programs of an opera- tional nature as contrasted with research, re- search plan[r] ...
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PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY
... hospital Social Service Department. The Pub- lie Assistance worker began calling on the. family once a week in contrast to time former[r] ...
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The Good Society
... Several attempts have been made to find the elusive criteria. Some recently have turned to biology; after all, we are all said to be hardwired one way or the other. But even if this is true, one wonders whether such ...
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PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY
... PEDIATRICS AND SOCIETY: PEDIATRIC GROUP PRACTICE. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/20/6/1084[r] ...
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