Student research project reports in Applied Mathematics 219 : automatic data processing, spring 1964.

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Student research project reports in Applied Mathematics 219 : automatic data processing, spring 1964.

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Mimeographed. Includes essays by Peter M. Allaman, James E. D. Andrada, Mark Cane, Scott G. Davis, David R. Foster, Susan L. Graham, George E. Hall, Jr., James Heringer, Robert B. Higgins, Bernard T. Higonnet, Michael Joblin, John W. Keefe, Lockwood Morris, Erwin Morton, Jr., Coert Olmsted, Gene Ott, Stephen M. Pizer, Charles A. Reiher, Harold S. Swenk, Jr., and Carol A. Ziegler. "The reports cover a wide variety of subjects in the area of non-numeric computer applications."

1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm.

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