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SIGCPR '73: Proceedings of the eleventh annual SIGCPS computer personnel research conference
ACM1973 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
College Park Maryland USA June 21 - 22, 1973
ISBN:
978-1-4503-7424-8
Published:
21 June 1973
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Computer Magic

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Organizing and managing computer personnel: Conceptual approaches for the MIS manager

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Discussion of Reinstedt and Gibson-Nolan papers

The Author comments on each paper separately and then point's to a surprisingly common theme found in two such apparently diverse efforts.

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A new approach to programmer aptitude testing

During the decade of the 1960's many organizations used aptitude tests to screen computer programmer applicants.(1) The results of these tests were claimed to be valid and reliable indicators of programmer potential. As such, they were often the sole ...

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Analysis of careers for Georgia youth in computer occupations, 1971-76

The materials for this paper are based on the CAREERS FOR YOUTH SURVEY, GEORGIA, 1971-76, which was prepared under contract with the Georgia State Department of Education and published in October 1972.(1) The data were obtained by mailed questionnaires,(...

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Large system operators as professionals and other operator considerations

This is a prescriptive paper detailing the considerations behind the author's approach in attempting to influence the management of Southern Services, Inc, to establish certain computer operator personnel practices. “The Operator” as referred to in the ...

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Cognitive predictors of success in computer programmer training

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Discussion of Jacobs paper

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Certification of computer personnel (Panel Session)

DPMA established a Certification and Testing Advisory Committee with representatives from ACM, DPMA, and ASM. The importance of this effort to DPMA and to ACM was apparent from the active participation of their presidents in the meetings held in the ...

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