Computers And The World : An 8 page paper examining the
conditions today that involve the computer and the world. Many
cultures around the world have been deeply effected by the
technological growth that involves the computer. With the
development of the today’s computer and technology, the
world, for the most part, is becoming such that it works faster
and more efficient in relationship to communications and
business. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Worldcom.wps

Algorithm Basics : A 10 page research paper exploring the
basics of algorithms and data structures in relationship to
queues, data types, trees, hashing, heaps, graphing and design.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Algbas.wps

Evolution of the Computer from Mainframe to Distributed
Systems : A 10 page paper providing a brief history of
computers, beginning in 1944 when IBM’s first mainframe was
born of collaboration with Harvard University. That machine
was fully electromechanical and though capable of
computations, can be considered as less powerful than any
pocket calculator today. The paper discusses the early portable
computers and the first commercially successful personal
computers, ending in a discussion of distributed systems
including the debate surrounding fat clients vs thin clients, and
the still-viable concept of the network computer designed to be
for Internet use rather than providing all the capabilities of the
PC. Bibliography lists 18 sources. KScomEvo.doc

Internet Chatting/Antisocial Survey Results : 5 pages in
length. The writer presents the following for review of the
antisocial aspects of Internet chatting: letter of transmittal,
executive summary of study, introduction, results and copy of
the original survey. No bibliography. TLCsrvy2.wps

Pornography and the Internet : A 5 page paper which
discusses various aspects of pornography as it relates to the
Internet. Issues addressed include the levels of acceptance in our
society, the prime areas of involvement (chatrooms etc.), and
issues concerning our morals and the prevalence of criminal
behavior that may be associated with pornography on the
Internet. Bibliography lists 6 sources. RAporn.wps

Danny Hillis - Inventor Of Super Computers :
Supercomputers, as they are called can be loosely defined as the
most powerful number crunchers available at any given time.
For years, super computers were applied almost exclusively to
national-security tasks, such as breaking codes or designing ever
deadlier nuclear bombs in record-breaking time. This 5 page
research paper documents their history, use today, and also
studies the genius behind their original creation. Bibliography
lists 3 sources. Supecomp.wps

Seymour Cray’s Contributions To The Computer Industry :
An 8 page paper on the contributions of Seymour Cray to the
computer industry. The writer describes Cray's life and his
specific contributions to computer that led up to him being
known as the "father" of the supercomputer. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Seymou.wps

Evolution Of Digital Communication : A 5 page paper that
consider the progression of developments in digital
communications for the invention of Morse code to the current
processes of data communication transmissions. This paper
explores the invention of morse code and facsimile transmission
systems as the starting points for the more complex teletype and
digital voice systems. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Morsecod.wps

Artificial Intelligence : A 5 page paper discussing artificial
intelligence; Covered are its historical background, definition,
controversy and an analytical examination of whether or not it is
and/or can be what its proponents claim.. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Artifint.wps

Artificial Intelligence / History & Development : A 10 page
paper discussing the history and development of artificial
intelligence to the current time and an analysis of IBM's Deep
Blue chess-playing computer. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Artint.doc

Government Control Over Public Documents on the
Internet : This 15 page paper provides an overview of the
arguments surrounding the government’s attempts at controlling
access to public documents over the Internet. This paper also
outlines issues like the current access already available, issues
of national security, and challenges to the governments claims
that they should be able to regulate this forum. This paper goes
on to argue that it is the right of the people to have unlimited
access to information and that the government should not be
allowed to control the information available via the Internet.
Bibliography lists 9 sources. MHintern.wps
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