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ORCID11th DAC 1974: Denver, Colorado, USA
- Herbert M. Wall, Robert B. Hitchcock Sr., Stephen P. Krosner, J. Michael Galey, Nitta P. Dooner, Donald J. Humcke, Pat O. Pistilli:
Proceedings of the 11th Design Automation Workshop, DAC '74, Denver, Colorado, USA, June 11-19, 1974. ACM 1974 - Edwin B. Hassler Jr.:
Philosophic comments on data base context and management in design automation. 1-13 - Lawrence M. Rosenberg, Carole Benbassat:
CRITIC - an integrated circuit design rule checking program. 14-18 - Yasuaki Ozawa, Michio Murakami, K. Suzuki:
Master slice LSI Computer Aided Design system. 19-25 - Tokinori Kozawa, Hiroshi Horino, Tadakatu Ishiga, Jun'ya Sakemi, Shoji Sato:
Advanced LILAC - an Automated Layout Generation system for MOS/LSIs. 26-46 - Nuri Akgerman, David J. Kasik:
Computer-aided process design and simulation for forging of turbine blades. 47-51 - Nitta P. Dooner, Janice R. Lourie, Pat Velderman, Ann C. Gubiotti, Allan Kaufman:
Metasystem: A hierarchically structured graphic tool. 52-61 - Thomas A. Weber, Daniel G. Schweikert:
An integer arithmetic path expansion algorithm. 62-69 - Maurice Hanan, Angelo Mennone, Peter K. Wolff Sr.:
An interactive man-machine approach to the computer logic partitioning problem. 70-81 - William M. van Cleemput, James G. Linders:
An improved graph-theoretic model for the circuit layout problem. 82-90 - Pao Tsin Wang:
"A partitioning technique for LSI chips including a bunching algorithm". 91 - David G. Ressler:
A simple computer-aided artwork system that works. 92-97 - Charles A. Harlow, Scott E. Henderson, Dennis A. Rayfield, Ray J. Johnston, Samuel J. Dwyer III:
Automated inspection of electronic assemblies. 98-106 - Cheryl L. Mitchell, John M. Gould:
MAP: A user-controlled automated Mask Analysis Program. 107-118 - Donald L. Peterson:
Automated design and manufacture of printed circuit boards. 119-126 - Larry E. Druffel, Douglas C. Schmidt, Robert A. Wagner:
A simple, efficient design automation processor. 127-136 - Akihiko Yamada, Akihiro Kawaguchi, Kazutoshi Takahashi, Shunichi Kato:
Microprogramming Design support System. 137-142 - Gwendolyn G. Hays:
Computer aided schematics. 143-148 - P. Verma, D. M. Selove, J. N. Tessier:
Automatic test-generation and test-verification of digital systems. 149-158 - Hubert H. Huang:
MSI and LSI impact on digital systems testing. 159-165 - Eskil Kjelkerud:
A system of computer programs for efficient test generation for combinational switching circuits. 166-168 - Toshihiro Arima, Mitsukuni Tsuboya, Goro Amamiya, Jiro Okuda:
A new heuristic test generation algorithm for sequential circuits. 169-176 - F. Beuger, Thomas Sidle, L. W. Leyking, A. G. Livitsanos:
A programmable configurator. 177-185 - Stephen Y. H. Su:
Speculation on the future of design automation. 186-193 - David C. Wilson, Robert J. Smith:
An experimental comparison of force directed placement techniques. 194-199 - Helmut Weber:
A tool for computer design. 200-208 - Samuel J. Garrett:
Transmission line models for transient analysis. 209-219 - Marc Los:
A combinatorial programming approach to the joint optimization of land use and transportation. 220-228 - Hanna Ben-joshua Shapira, Robert S. Frew:
A procedure for generating floor plans computer aided design. 229-236 - Elliott E. Dudnik, Wayne Schachtel:
A computer aided land use study technique. 237-247 - John S. Gero, Warren G. Julain, W. Neville Holmes:
Interaction, interfaces and design. 248-256 - Mark J. Flomenhoft, Brenda M. Csencsits:
"A minicomputer-based logic-fault simulator". 257 - Glen D. Vaughn:
Functional testing of LSI gate arrays. 258-265 - Edward W. Thompson, Stephen A. Szygenda, N. Billawala, R. Pierce:
Timing analysis for digital fault simulation using assignable delays. 266-272 - R. J. Summers:
A Computer Aided System (CAS) for the design, manufacture, test, and documentation of digital Printed Circuit Boards. 273-278 - Alan H. Woodyard:
Computer aided ship design at MarAd. 279-283 - Robert L. Hasterlik:
RTL - The firmware Design Automation system. 284-299 - W. M. Barnes:
Automated sign design and stencil cutting system. 300-307 - Frank Rubin:
An iterative technique for printed wire routing. 308-313 - C. S. Slemaker, Richard C. Mosteller, L. W. Leyking, A. G. Livitsanos:
A programmable printed-wiring router. 314-321 - R. L. Calafiore, John C. Foster:
A system for multilayer printed wiring layout. 322-326 - Carlos A. Garrocq, Michael J. Hurley:
The IPAD System: A future management/engineering/design environment. 327-334 - Ralph E. Miller Jr., Sean Hansen, Akira Kawaguchi, D. Redhed, J. Southall:
Feasibility study of an integrated program for aerospace vehicle design (IPAD). 335-346 - Derrick E. Tipping:
Design automation in preliminary design. 347-351 - René Jacquart, Philippe Régnier, François-Régis Valette:
GERMINAL: Towards a general and integrated system for computer aided design. 352-358 - Edward K. Bowdon Sr.:
Using simulation to evaluate system performance. 359-365 - Melvin A. Breuer, Arthur D. Friedman:
Initial design concepts for an advanced design automation system. 366-371 - Masakazu Soga, Chiyozi Tanaka, Kinya Tabuchi, Katsuhiko Seo, Michiko Kunioka, Hiroo Tsuji:
Engineering Data Management System (EDMS) for computer aided design of digital computers. 372-379
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