This part of the paper gives some additional information which will, hopefully, give a clearer understanding of how the concepts...
Health care continues to dominate the national agenda, and often IT is looked upon as a means to repair what’s...
My previous article outlined how I went about acquiring a powerful computer at the University of Manitoba as a prelude...
This is the first of two articles relating to the origins of the Department of Computer Science (CS) at the...
In his August 5 ComputerWorld Canada editorial, Michael MacMillan quoted from two reports indicating that IT decisions today are often...
For the size of its population, Canada has had a disproportionate influence on the field of software design, and to...
The UNIVAC 1 was the first-ever commercial computer, first shipped in 1951 by New York-based Remington Rand, also inventor of...
Society’s tendency has, all too often, been to treat handicapped persons as second-class citizens. In particular, blind persons are often...
Mathematics had a big hand in the development of computers, but during the early days of computing it was the...
The 1950s saw the first appearance of generally available computers, which led governments at all levels to begin exploring their...
