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Path Redundancy

Path redundancy/Automated Sneak Program written in COBOL for IBM 360 computer

Guillory, A. R.↗

North American Preprocessor

North American preprocessor/Automated Sneak Program written in COBOL for IBM 360 digital computer

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The Scope FORMAC language

Describing experimental on-line interactive symbolic prototype Scope FORMAC language implemented on IBM 2250 graphic display unit

Lipson, J. D.↗

DSN monitor system

DSN monitor system changes after using IBM 360/75 computers

Maclay, J. E.↗

NASTRAN Installation: Implementation Steps and Possible Problems Encountered

NASTRAN, from its inception, was designed to operate on several diverse computer system. It is currently installed and operating on the CDC 6600, the IBM 360, and the UNIVAC 1108. This paper discusses the steps found by CSC to be necessary in installing NASTRAN on a computer system and the possible obstacles that might be encountered in undertaking NASTRAN installation. Reference is made to actual problems that arose during installation on the above machines. With a knowledge of what has happened to date in setting up NASTRAN, the future user will be better able to cope with and understand the implications of installing NASTRAN on his computer.

Dielmann, H. E.↗

Rapid analysis of electric propulsion missions

Computer program has been designed to handle computations for low thrust missions rapidly and with acceptable accuracy. Program defines performance and system requirements of electrically-propelled unmanned planet-orbiter and flyby missions. The program is written in FORTRAN 4 for use on an IBM 360 or CDC 6600 computer.

Mascy, A. C.↗

Computer Program for Calculating the Temperature Field of Face Seals

FORTRAN 4 program for use on IBM 7094 computer for calculating temperature field of shaft seals is described. Shaft seals are composed of basically axisymmetric bodies. Cylindrical coordinate system is used as basis for analysis. Program is quite general and can be applied to variety of axisymmetric body problems.

Russell, T. E.↗

Significance arithmetic experimental package (SIGPAC)

Method for use by computing facility to determine accuracy of computer calculations is presented. Primary goals of error analysis program are described. Program is designed for both FORTRAN 4 and ASSEMBLER for use with IBM 360 computer.

Cole, I.↗

Source deck compression and update program (CAPS)

Computer program for compressing program source decks and other data coded in Hollerith format is described. Compression of card image record by substitution of special code characters is discussed. Program is written for IBM 360/75/95 Release 19 computer.

Merrill, E. O.↗

Water impact loads

Computer program to generate time history of load factor and pressure on conical body of revolution during impact with water is discussed. Program calculates depth of penetration, velocity, force, load factor, maximum pressure at water line, and average pressure. Program is written in FORTRAN 4 Level H for IBM 360/85/195 Release 20.1 computer.

Sanders, D. H.↗

FORTRAN manpower account program

Computer program for determining manpower costs for full time, part time, and contractor personnel is discussed. Twelve different tables resulting from computer output are described. Program is written in FORTRAN 4 for IBM 360/65 computer.

Strand, J. N.↗