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ORCID4th SIGCPR 1966: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Ashford W. Stalnaker:
Proceedings of the fourth SIGCPR conference on Computer personnel research, SIGCPR 1966, Los Angeles, California, USA, June 27-28, 1966. ACM 1966, ISBN 978-1-4503-7810-9
Keynote address
- Alex Orden:
The emergence of a profession. 5-14 - Robert A. Dickmann, J. Lockwood:
Computer personnel research group, 1966 survey of test use in computer personnel selection. 15-25
Management of computer personnel
- V. LaBolle:
Statistical analysis of computer programming costs. 29-38 - Robert S. Benjamin, Jack L. Lederer:
A data systems intern program. 42-57
Psychometric measures for computer personnel
- William M. Cannon, Dallis K. Perry:
A vocational interest scale for computer programmers. 61-82 - Raymond M. Berger, Robert C. Wilson:
Correlates of programmer proficiency. 83-95 - Bruce F. Gordon, Richard A. Dennis:
Characteristics and performance predictors of 7094 computer service operators. 96-103
Training of computer personnel
- Jack Newman:
The new dictionary of occupational titles: implications for classification, selection, and training of electronic data processing personnel. 108-120 - Peter Wegner:
Undergraduate programs in computer science. 121-129 - Swen A. Larsen:
The selection and training of people for the hardware side of the computer industry. 130-135
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