Computing Surveys

	Computing Surveys,a journal published by the ACM, the Association for Computing, publishes surveys, tutorials, and special reports on all areas of computing research. Volumes are published yearly in four issues appearing in March, June, September, and December.	Access to Papers Special Reports Editorial Information

	Tables of contents for Computing Surveys and all other ACM publications are now available online, together with copies of recent (and eventually, all) issues. Starting with the December 1996 issue (V.28, No.4), Computing Surveys began publishing a new series of online sections of issues in addition to the issues published on paper. The first online section features over 200 short articles resulting from the workshop on Strategic Directions in Computing Research.	Current Surveys Volume Contents All Surveys Volumes Contents Search Table of Contents All ACM Journals Contents ACM Digital Library Subscription Instructions Ordering Back Issues Obtaining Articles By Fax

	In addition to its regular survey and tutorial articles, Computing Surveys publishes symposia and special issues on important topics in computing research.	Strategic Directions in Computing Research Perspectives in Computer Science Symposia on Partial Evaluation Computational Complexity and the Nature of Computer Science Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence Multimedia Models of Programming Languages and Computation

Editorial Information

	For further information about Computing Surveys contact Peter Wegner (pw@cs.brown.edu) or Marvin Israel (mmi@cc.bellcore.com). The editors are especially interested in hearing about proposals for special issues, including Symposium issues.	Editorial Charter Editorial Board Information for Authors Referee Instructions ACM Electronic Publishing Plan

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