Item #R304 The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal. British Computer Society.
The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal
The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal
The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal
The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal

The Computer Journal, 2 issues from 1966 -- March 1966 volume 9 number 4 The Computer Bulletin; AND, May 1966 volume 9 number one The Computer Journal.

British computer society, 1966, pp133-145 plus adverts; pp 1-116 plus adverts and other.

Condition: Very Good overall, two issues, each 8.5x11, light gray heavy paper covers titles in red, some light creases and edgewear; bindings are sound and secure, pages clean and unmarked.

Categories: 1960's computers and computing, Computer Science, Computers and Society, Hardware, Magazines, Programming and Programming Languages, General Programming, Philosophy of Programming, Word Processing, Data Processing

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The Computer Bulletin, March 1966 -- includes articles such as, Reflections on Random Access (KP Rylett); The Legal Requirements in Data Processing (R R Waller); and, The Library of the Society -- catalogue of books January 1966, which makes a nice bibliography;

The Computer Journal, May 1966 -- Crests, Courtaulds Rapid Extract, Sort and Tabulate Systems (Craig); Note on the computer as an aid to the architect, and An experimental program for architectural design (Fair et al; Newman); Digital Simulation of analogue methods (Hughes and Brameller); The partitioning of network equations for block iteration (Carre); much more.