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The following pages contain the papers which were presented and discussed in the formal technical and tutorial sessions of the 1964 Spring Computer Conference. The Conference theme, "Computers '64: Problem- Solving in a Changing World," is intended to suggest the significance of this year as the mid-point between the infancy of electronic digital computation (the first elements of ENIAC began operating in June 1944) and the Orweilian year 1984, which symbolizes to some critics an unhappy potential which might be achieved if we do not wisely guide our rapidly advancing technology. Society is increasingly concerned with the broad adjustments that must take place if man is to gain the maximum long-term advantage from the computer. Reflections of this concern and of the increasing uses to which computers are being applied are, among others, the papers dealing with social implications and the tutorial papers on hybrid systems, compilers, and information retrieval. This volume, a product of the 25th in the series of Joint Computer Conferences, for the first time includes an *index. Thanks for this useful addition are due to the authors and session chairmen, who were most -cooperative in getting "final copy" submitted on schedule, and to our publisher, who assumed the burden of preparing the index. Appreciation must also be expressed for the contributions of many other persons, who participated as conference planners, panel members, and reviewers. A special acknowledgement is made to the members of the Technical Program Committee, who willingly assumed the heavy burden of assembling the formal program.

Computer science

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The bulk of this CPRG Communique is devoted to the Proceedings of our Second Annual Conference held at and in association with New York University, Division of General Education and Extension Services, Bureau of Conferences and Institutes on July 20 and 21, 1964. The aim of our annual Conferences is to bring together the installation managers, the personnel men, and the psychologists to review the research that has been done in the fields of selection, training, and evaluation of computer personnel, and secondly, to allow the installation managers to further state the personnel problems they face in this new and dynamic field. The Proceedings present a record of the more formal aspects of the Conference; however, this Communique in toto is considered an informal exchange of information for CPRG members and therefore does not preclude the publication of any of these papers in the open literature. In addition to the Proceedings, there is one additional paper of interest and an initial bibliography of publications appropriate to our interests.

Computer science. --- Electronic Data Processing.

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Operational research. Game theory --- Computer science --- speltheorie

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Computer science --- Artificial intelligence. Robotics. Simulation. Graphics --- Grammar

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Informatique --- Computer science --- ALGOL (langage de programmation) --- ALGOL (Computer program language)