IEEE Computer, Volume 33, 2000

Volume 33, Number 1, January 2000

• John Edwards:
  Redefining IT Career Paths for the New Millennium. 16-20
  

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.:
  E-mail Protection Advances with New Technologies. 21-23
  

• Jonathan Vos Post, Kirk L. Kroeker:
  Writing the Future: Computers in Science Fiction. 29-37
  
• Andrew M. Steane, Eleanor G. Rieffel:
  Beyond Bits: The Future of Quantum Information Processing. 38-45
  
• Christine Peterson:
  Taking Technology to the Molecular Level. 46-53
  
• Lucas D. Introna, Helen Nissenbaum:
  Defining the Web: The Politics of Search Engines. 54-62
  
• Daniel E. Cooke, Scott Hamilton:
  New Directions at NASA Ames Research Center. 63-71
  
• Janet Wilson:
  Toward Things That Think. 72-76
  

• Lawrence G. Roberts:
  Beyond Moore's Law: Internet Growth Trends. 117-119
  

• Moshe Sipper, Eduardo Sanchez:
  Configurable Chips Meld Software and Hardware. 120-121
  

• Barry W. Boehm:
  The Art of Expectations Management. 122-124
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Service: The Next Inflection Point. 126-128
  

Volume 33, Number 2, February 2000

• George Lawton: Intellectual-Property Protection Opens Path for E-commerce. 14-17, 21

• David Clark: Shopbots Become Agents for Business Change. 18-21

• Emilie O'Connell, Hossein Saiedian: Can You Trust Software Capability Evaluations? 28-35

• Michael S. Schlansker, B. Ramakrishna Rau: EPIC: Explicititly Parallel Instruction Computing. 37-45

• Sharath Pankanti, Ruud M. Bolle, Anil K. Jain: Biometrics: The Future of Identification - Guest Editors' Introduction. 46-49
• Alex Pentland, Tanzeem Choudhury: Face Recognition for Smart Environments. 50-55
• P. Jonathon Phillips, Alvin F. Martin, Charles L. Wilson, Mark A. Przybocki: An Introduction to Evaluating Biometric Systems. 56-63
• Robert Frischholz, Ulrich Dieckmann: BioID: A Multimodal Biometric Identification System. 64-68
• Michael Negin, Thomas A. Chmielewski Jr., Theodure A. Camus, Ulf M. Cahn von Seelen, Péter L. Venetianer, Guanghua G. Zhang: An Iris Biometric System for Public and Personal Use. 70-75
• James L. Wayman: Federal Biometric Technology Legislation. 76-80

• Giacomo Cabri, Letizia Leonardi, Franco Zambonelli: Mobile-Agent Coordination Models for Internet Applications. 82-89

• Michael R. Macedonia: Why Digital Entertainment Drives the Need for Speed. 124-127

• Lee W. McKnight, Jahangir Boroumand: Pricing Internet Services: Approaches and Challenges. 128-129

• Catherine J. Tilton: An Emerging Biometric API Industry Standard. 130-132

• Ted G. Lewis: Tracking the `Anywhere, Anytime' Inflection Point. 134-136

Volume 33, Number 3, March 2000

• James H. Aylor: New Computer Departments Reflect our Changing Industry. 4-6

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.: Embedded Databases Come out of Hiding. 16-19

• John Edwards: Buidling the Optical-Networking Infrastructure. 20-23

• W. Neville Holmes: The Evitability of Software Patents. 30-34

• Roy Ladner, Mahdi Abdelguerfi, Kevin Shaw: 3D Mapping of an Interactive Synthetic Environment. 35-39

• Erik R. Altman, David R. Kaeli, Yaron Sheffer: Welcome to the Opportunities of Binary Translation. 40-45
• Cindy Zheng, Carol L. Thompson: PA-RISC to IA-64: Transparent Execution, No Recompilation. 47-52
• Michael Gschwind, Erik R. Altman, Sumedh W. Sathaye, Paul Ledak, David Appenzeller: Dynamic and Transparent Binary Translation. 54-59
• Cristina Cifuentes, Mike Van Emmerik: UQBT: Adaptive Binary Translation at Low Cost. 60-66

• Jean Bacon, Ken Moody, John Bates, Richard Hayton, Chaoying Ma, Andrew McNeil, Oliver Seidel, Mark D. Spiteri: Generic Support for Distributed Applications. 68-76
• Rob C. van Ommering, Frank van der Linden, Jeff Kramer, Jeff Magee: The Koala Component Model for Consumer Electronics Software. 78-85

• Lee W. McKnight, Jahangir Boroumand: Pricing Internet Services: Proposed Improvements. 108-109

• Hessam S. Sarjoughian, Bernard P. Zeigler, Daryl R. Hild: A Codesign Approach for Distributed Systems. 110-113

• Barry W. Boehm: Unifying Software Engineering and Systems Engineering. 114-116

• Ted G. Lewis: AOL, Time Warner, and the Crash of 2000. 118-120

Volume 33, Number 4, April 2000

• Lee Garber: Denial-of-Service Attacks Rip the Internet. 12-17

• Bashar Nuseibeh, Steve M. Easterbrook, Alessandra Russo: Leveraging Inconsistency in Software Development. 24-29

• Roger T. Alexander, James M. Bieman, John Viega: Coping with Java Programming Stress. 30-38

• Ranga Vemuri, Randolph E. Harr: Configurable Computing: Technology and Applications - Guest Editors' Introduction. 39-40
• André DeHon: The Density Advantage of Configurable Computing. 41-49
• Simon D. Haynes, John Stone, Peter Y. K. Cheung, Wayne Luk: Video Image Processing with the Sonic Architecture. 50-57
• Marco Platzner: Reconfigurable Accelerators for Combinatorial Problems. 58-60
• Timothy J. Callahan, John R. Hauser, John Wawrzynek: The Garp Architecture and C Compiler. 62-69
• Seth Copen Goldstein, Herman Schmit, Mihai Budiu, Srihari Cadambi, Matthew Moe, R. Reed Taylor: PipeRench: A Reconfigurable Architecture and Compiler. 70-77

• Upkar Varshney: Recent Advances in Wired Networking. 107-109

• Michael R. Macedonia: Using Technology and Innovations to Simulate Daily Life. 110-112

• Peter Flynn, Richard Wiggins: XML: An Interview with Peter Flynn. 113-114, 116

• Michael J. Lutz: Fundamental Ideas and Change. 115-116

• Ted G. Lewis: When Atoms and Bit Collide: Detroit Goes Digital. 118-120

Volume 33, Number 5, May 2000

• Reed Hellman:
  The Future of the OS for Internet Applications. 12-15
  

• Neal Leavitt:
  Will WAP Deliver the Wireless Internet? 16-20
  

• Barry W. Boehm, Victor R. Basili:
  Gaining Intellectual Control of Software Development. 27-33
  

• Gilda Pour, Martin L. Griss, Michael J. Lutz:
  The Push to Make Software Engineering Respectable. 35-43
  
• Timothy Lethbridge:
  What Knowledge Is Important to a Software Professional? 44-50
  

• Brian E. Brewington, George Cybenko:
  Keeping Up with the Changing Web. 52-58
  
• Lee Breslau, Deborah Estrin, Kevin R. Fall, Sally Floyd, John S. Heidemann, Ahmed Helmy, Polly Huang, Steven McCanne, Kannan Varadhan, Ya Xu, Haobo Yu:
  Advances in Network Simulation. 59-67
  
• Jørgen Staunstrup, Henrik Reif Andersen, Henrik Hulgaard, Jørn Lind-Nielsen, Kim Guldstrand Larsen, Gerd Behrmann, Kåre J. Kristoffersen, Arne Skou, Henrik Leerberg, Niels Bo Theilgaard:
  Practical Verification of Embedded Software. 68-75
  

• Anitesh Barua, Andrew B. Whinston, Fang Yin:
  Value and Productivity in the Internet Economy. 102-105
  

• Jonathan R. Agre, Loren P. Clare:
  An Integrated Architecture for Cooperative Sensing Networks. 106-108
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Why Funny Money Will Have the Last Laugh. 110-112
  

Volume 33, Number 6, June 2000

• David Clark:
  Are Too Many Programmers Too Narrowly Trained? 12-15
  

• George Lawton:
  Distributed Net Applications Create Virtual Supercomputers. 16-20
  

• Peter M. Maurer:
  Components: What If They Gave a Revolution and Nobody Came? 28-34
  

• Robert Oshana:
  Winning Teams: Performance Engineering during Development. 36-44
  

• Eltefaat Shokri, Phillip C.-Y. Sheu:
  Guest Editors' Introduction - Real-Time Distributed Object Computing: An Emerging Field. 45-46
  
• Gregory Bollella, James Gosling:
  The Real-Time Specification for Java. 47-54
  
• Douglas C. Schmidt, Fred Kuhns:
  An Overview of the Real-Time CORBA Specification. 56-63
  
• Bran Selic:
  A Generic Framework for Modeling Resources with UML. 64-69
  
• K. H. Kim:
  APIs for Real-Time Distributed Object Programming. 72-80
  

• Upkar Varshney:
  Recent Advances in Wireless Networking. 100-103
  

• Michael R. Macedonia:
  The Empire Strikes Back ... with the X-Box. 104-106
  

• Jim Waldo:
  Alive and Well: Jini Technology Today. 107-109
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  The End of Research as We Know It? 110-112
  

Volume 33, Number 7, July 2000

• George Lawton:
  Video Streams into the Mainstream. 12-17
  

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.:
  Broadband Fixed Wireless Travels the Last Mile. 18-21
  

• John L. Henning:
  SPEC CPU2000: Measuring CPU Performance in the New Millennium. 28-35
  

• David J. Goodman:
  The Wireless Internet: Promises and Challenges. 36-41
  

• Jan M. Rabaey, M. Josie Ammer, Julio Leao da Silva Jr., Danny Patel, Shad Roundy:
  PicoRadio Supports Ad Hoc Ultra-Low Power Wireless Networking. 42-48
  
• Andrew P. Snow, Upkar Varshney, Alisha D. Malloy:
  Reliability and Survivability of Wireless and Mobile Networks. 49-55
  

• Thomas Ball, James R. Larus:
  Using Paths to Measure, Explain, and Enhance Program Behavior. 57-65
  
• Václav Rajlich, Keith H. Bennett:
  A Staged Model for the Software Life Cycle. 66-71
  
• Forrest Shull, Ioana Rus, Victor R. Basili:
  How Perspective-Based Reading Can Improve Requirements Inspections. 73-79
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Fashioning a Foundation for the Computing Profession. 97-98
  

• Barry W. Boehm:
  Requirements that Handle IKIWISI, COTS, and Rapid Change. 99-102
  

• Veljko M. Milutinovic, Predrag Knezevic, Bozidar Radunovic, Steve Casselman, John Schewel:
  Obelix Searches Internet Using Customer Data. 104-107
  

• John R. Michener, Tolga Acar:
  Managing System and Active-Content Integrity. 108-110
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  The Web Fosters a Rust-Belt Renaissance. 110-112
  

Volume 33, Number 8, August 2000

• Neal Leavitt:
  Whatever Happened to Object-Oriented Databases? 16-19
  

• David Clark:
  Encryption Advances to Meet Internet Challenges. 20-24
  

• Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Developing a Usage-Based Software Certification Process. 32-37
  

• Anita K. Jones:
  The Challenge of Building Survivable Information-Intensive Systems - Guest Editor's Introduction. 39-43
  
• Massoud Amin:
  Toward Self-Healing Infrastructure Systems. 44-53
  
• Kenneth P. Birman:
  The Next-Generation Internet: Unsafe at Any Speed? 54-60
  
• Jay J. Wylie, Michael W. Bigrigg, John D. Strunk, Gregory R. Ganger, Han Kiliççöte, Pradeep K. Khosla:
  Survivable Information Storage Systems. 61-68
  
• Donald E. Brown, Louise E. Gunderson, Marc H. Evans:
  Interactive Analysis of Computer Crimes. 69-77
  

• Michael R. Macedonia:
  Distributed File Sharing: Barbarians at the Gates? 99-101
  

• Richard Hay:
  Comparing POS and ATM Interfaces. 102-103, 106
  

• Peter J. Danielsen:
  The Promise of a Voice-Enabled Web. 104-106
  

• David Chadwick:
  Windows 2000: A Threat to Internet Diversity and Open Standards? 107-109
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  Why WAP May Never Get off the Ground. 110-112
  

Volume 33, Number 9, September 2000

• George Lawton:
  The Wild World of 3D Graphics Chips. 12-16
  

• Edward A. Lee:
  What's Ahead for Embedded Software? 18-26
  

• Michael A. Olson:
  Selecting and Implementing an Embedded Database System. 27-34
  
• Rodger Lea, Simon Gibbs, Alec Dara-Abrams, Edward Eytchison:
  Networking Home Entertainment Devices with HAVi. 35-43
  

• Domenico Talia:
  Cellular Processing Tools for High-Performance Simulation. 44-52
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Olympic Games Reform: A Study in System Engineering. 91-93, 96
  

• Barry W. Boehm:
  Termination Doesn't Equal Project Failure. 94-96
  

• Edmund M. A. Ronald, Moshe Sipper:
  The Challenge of Tamperproof Internet Computing. 98-99
  

• Ted G. Lewis:
  XM and Sirius Get Serious about Broadcast Satellite Radio. 102-104
  

Volume 33, Number 10, October 2000

• Linda Dailey Paulson: Exploring the Wireless LANscape. 12-16

• Lutz Prechelt:
  An Empirical Comparison of Seven Programming Languages. 23-29
  

• Alfred C. Weaver, Ronald J. Vetter, Andrew B. Whinston, Kathleen M. Swigger: Guest Editors' Introduction: The Future of E-Commerce. 30-31
• Upkar Varshney, Ronald J. Vetter, Ravi Kalakota:
  Mobile Commerce: A New Frontier. 32-38
  
• Simon S. Y. Shim, Vishnu S. Pendyala, Meera Sundaram, Jerry Z. Gao:
  Business-to-Business E-Commerce Frameworks. 40-47
  
• Wenli Wang, Zoltán Hidvégi, Andrew D. Bailey Jr., Andrew B. Whinston:
  E-Process Design and Assurance Using Model Checking. 48-53
  
• Tim Ebringer, Peter Thorne, Yuliang Zheng:
  Parasitic Authentication To Protect Your E-Wallet. 54-60
  

• Gerald Lui-Kwan: In-Flight Entertainment: The Sky's the Limit. 98-101

• Jim Isaak: New Laws and Technologies Morph Web Page Best Practices. 102-103

• David G. Stork: Using Open Data Collection for Intelligent Software. 104-106

• Joseph Samaha, Ayman I. Kayssi, Ralph Achkar, Mark Azar: G3 Integrates Three System Technologies. 107-110

• Ted G. Lewis: Innovation Equals Risk Reduction. 111-112

Volume 33, Number 11, November 2000

• David Clark: Handhelds Drive Mixed-Signal Chip Development. 12-15

• Nisha Talagala, Satoshi Asami, David A. Patterson, Bob Futernick, Dakin Hart:
  The Art of Massive Storage: A Web Image Archive. 22-28
  

• Udo Hahn, Inderjeet Mani:
  The Challenges of Automatic Summarization. 29-36
  
• Nivio Ziviani, Edleno Silva de Moura, Gonzalo Navarro, Ricardo A. Baeza-Yates:
  Compression: A Key for Next-Generation Text Retrieval Systems. 37-44
  
• Michael S. Lew:
  Next-Generation Web Searches for Visual Content. 46-53
  

• Pearl Brereton, David Budgen:
  Component-Based Systems: A Classification of Issues. 54-62
  
• Deborah Estrin, Mark Handley, John S. Heidemann, Steven McCanne, Ya Xu, Haobo Yu:
  Network Visualization with Nam, the VINT Network Animator. 63-68
  

• Veljko M. Milutinovic, Dragana Cvetkovic, Jelena Mirkovic: Genetic Search Based on Multiple Mutations. 118-119

• Barry W. Boehm, Daniel Port, Mohammed Al-Said: Avoiding the Software Model-Clash Spiderweb. 120-122

• Gaetano Borriello: The Challenges to Invisible Computing. 123-125

• W. Neville Holmes: Some Comments on the Coding of Programs. 126-128

Volume 33, Number 12, December 2000

• Sixto Ortiz Jr.:
  Will PKI Become a Key to Online Security? 13-15
  

• Neal Leavitt:
  Malicious Code Moves to Mobile Devices. 16-19
  

• T. Michael Elliott:
  Reflections on 18 Years of Change at the Computer Society. 26-29
  

• Morgan Björkander:
  Graphical Programming Using UML and SDL. 30-35
  

• James A. Whittaker, Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Toward a More Reliable Theory of Software Reliability. 36-42
  

• Thomas A. Longstaff, Clyde Chittister, Rich Pethia, Yacov Y. Haimes:
  Are We Forgetting the Risks of Information Technology? 43-51
  
• William A. Arbaugh, William L. Fithen, John McHugh:
  Windows of Vulnerability: A Case Study Analysis. 52-59
  

• Randy Butler, Von Welch, Douglas Engert, Ian T. Foster, Steven Tuecke, John Volmer, Carl Kesselman:
  A National-Scale Authentication Infrastructur. 60-66
  
• Trishul M. Chilimbi, Mark D. Hill, James R. Larus:
  Making Pointer-Based Data Structures Cache Conscious. 67-74
  

• James A. Senn:
  The Emergence of M-Commerce. 148-150
  

• Harry Mason:
  SCSI, the Industry Workhorse, Is Still Working Hard. 152-153
  

• Theresa-Marie Rhyne:
  Computer Games' Influence on Scientific and Information Visualization. 154-156
  

• W. Neville Holmes:
  Why Johnny Can't Program. 158-160