Computer Science in Perspective

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2003

Hanspeter Bieri
Teaching Algorithms and Data Structures: 10 Personal Observations. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Anne Brüggemann-Klein, Rolf Klein, Stefan Wohlfeil
On the Pagination of Complex Documents. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Hans-Peter Kriegel, Martin Pfeifle, Marco Pötke, Matthias Renz, Thomas Seidl
Spatial Data Management for Virtual Product Development. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Sven Schuierer
A Lower Bound for Randomized Searching on m Rays. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Anne Brüggemann-Klein, Derick Wood
On Predictive Parsing and Extended Context-Free Grammars. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Henrik Behrens, Thorsten Ritter, Hans-Werner Six
Systematic Development of Complex Web-Based User Interfaces. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Torsten Fahle, Rainer Feldmann, Silvia Götz, Sven Grothklags, Burkhard Monien
The Aircraft Sequencing Problem. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Martin Danielsson, Rainer Müller
A Time-Evolving Data Structure Scalable between Discrete and Continuous Attribute Modifications. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Esko Ukkonen, Kjell Lemström, Veli Mäkinen
Sweepline the Music! Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Jürgen Albert, Holger Höhn
Multimedia Lectures for Visually Oriented Medical Disciplines. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Christian Icking, Rolf Klein, Peter Köllner, Lihong Ma
Java Applets for the Dynamic Visualization of Voronoi Diagrams. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Paul-Thomas Kandzia
Online Courses Step by Step. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Arne Andersson
Combinatorial Auctions, an Example of Algorithm Theory in Real Life. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Ivan Tomek
Collaboration via Internet and Web. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Ralf Steinmetz, Cornelia Seeberg
Meta-information for Multimedia eLearning. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Hermann A. Maurer
Important Aspect of Knowledge Management. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Alois P. Heinz
Yes, Trees May Have Neurons. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Ho-Lun Cheng, Herbert Edelsbrunner
Area and Perimeter Derivatives of a Union of Disks. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Amitava Datta, Subbiah Soundaralakshmi
Fast Merging and Sorting on a Partitioned Optical Passive Stars Network. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Stefan Edelkamp, Stefan Schrödl
Route Planning and Map Inference with Global Positioning Traces. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Eljas Soisalon-Soininen, Peter Widmayer
Single and Bulk Updates in Stratified Trees: An Amortized and Worst-Case Analysis. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Wolffried Stucky, Matthew Dixon, Peter Bumann, Andreas Oberweis
Information Technology Practitioner Skills in Europe: Current Status and Challenges for the Future. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Robert Garmann, Heinrich Müller
On the Computational Complexity of Hierarchical Radiosity. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Georg Lausen, Fang Wei
On the Containment of Conjunctive Queries. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Kurt Mehlhorn
The Reliable Algorithmic Software Challenge RASC. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)
Lutz M. Wegner
Teaching an Old Course New Tricks: A Portable Courseware Language Based on XML. Computer Science in Perspective (2003)

volume 2598, 2003

Computer Science in Perspective, Essays Dedicated to Thomas Ottmann Computer Science in Perspective 2598 (2003)