IP: The February 1996 edition of Crossroads: The ACM Student

[Dave Farber <farber () central cis upenn edu>]

The February 1996 edition of Crossroads: The ACM Student Magazine is
now available from 


     http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds2-3/xrds2-3.html


In this issue you will have the opportunity to: Visit with ClariNet
CEO Brad Templeton. Explore the challenge of real time computing. Learn 
how to use the C++ standard template library.  Discover eight tips for 
effective Internet collaboration. Ask career consultant Jack Wilson 
questions about your job search. . . . And more. . . . 


For more information about Crossroads see http://www.acm.org/crossroads/
or contact crossroads () acm org.  To receive announcements about future
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Crossroads: The ACM Student Magazine
2.3 February 1996 - Software Engineering


     Crossroads is sponsored in part by Borland International and
     the ACM SIG Discretionary Fund


 [Features]     * Software Engineering: A Motivation
                  by Dan Ghica


                * It's Now or Never
                  by C. Fidge


                * Dependency Diagrams
                  by Mark Ray


                * Facilitating Abstraction and Reuse
                  with ExpectTK
                  by Navid Sabbaghi


                * An Interview with Brad Templeton
                  by George E. Hatoun


 [Columns]     * Objective View Point
                 An Overview of the Standard Template Library
                 by G. Bowden Wise


               * The Road Less Traveled
                 Internet Collaboration: Good, Bad, and Downright Ugly
                 by Lorrie Faith Cranor


               * Ask Jack
                 Your Resume Should Reflect the Real You
                 by Jack Wilson


               * Down the Road
                 University of Pennsylvania: The Dining Philosophers
                 by Sara M. Carlstead


 [Reviews]     * Software Review
                 To Warp or Not to Warp
                 by Scott MacDonald