Abstract The William Blake Archive Project Records consist of meticulously preserved materials which reflect the Project’s entire development from its inception in 1995 to the time the records were given to CBI in 2002. These records include grant proposals, meeting minutes, project participants’ email correspondence, the public “Blake update” message board, screen captures from the 1995 HTML demo forward, user comments, and technical materials documenting the development of the Blake Archive...

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Collection contains photographs from meetings of the Cooperating Users of Burroughs Equipment (CUBE).

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Records contain meeting minutes, grant prospectuses, reports, newsletters, brochures, correspondence, and questionnaires relating to the activities of the Total Information for Educational Systems (TIES) program.

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Collection contains articles of Incorporation (1983), printouts from the TCOG Bulletin Board list serve discussions, and FOG correspondence and other materials.

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Collection consists of serials, newsletters, and other small publications donated by various sources; none are cataloged in the University Libraries online catalog.

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The U.S. Government Computing Collection contains government publications, technical reports, descriptions and manuals of computer hardware, software, systems, installations and projects. All of the documents were produced by some agency of the government, and in most cases the documents are concerned with work performed specifically by these agencies.

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Collection contains reports, manuals and publications from corporations, government agencies, and academic computing centers covering a broad range of computer-related topics.

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Collection contains survey questionnaire, replies, a list of institutions surveyed, and a final report of the survey conducted by the University of Chicago's Department of Meteorology of the worldwide status of work in the field of numerical weather prediction.

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Collection contains internal reports and external reports and publications related to the development of PLATO and the operations of CERL.

Abstract Contains notes and schedules that were intended as an informal summary of the special course. Includes laboratory exercises, answer sheets, explanations of special MIDAC programs, expositions of particular problems and machine techniques, excerpts from texts and articles, and notes from a course taught by John W. Carr III, "Methods in High-Speed Computation." Extended notes from the following instructors are included: Walter F. Bauer, Ralph T. Dames, Glenn W. Graves, Lyman W. Orr, and Norman...

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Collection contains materials relating to various USE conferences, including meeting minutes, proceedings, technical papers, conference notes and newsletters.

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The collection contains correspondence, astronomy lecture notes, drafts of publications, research notes, and miscellaneous materials relating to Wallace Eckert's work in astronomy, celestial mechanics, and punched card systems.

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Monographs and serials contain information pertaining to the history, development, and application of word processing technologies.

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This collection contains records from Walter L. Anderson's professional career involving Engineering Research Associates (ERA), General Kinetics Incorporated (GKI), General Accounting Office (GAO), and the Institute of Radio Engineers - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IRE-IEEE) organizations.

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Contains documents, photographs, and audiovisuals related to the American Federation of Information Processing Societies (AFIPS), its History of Computing Committee (HOCC), and work preserving the history of computing.

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Collection contains correspondence, reports, notes, printouts, mailing and telephone lists and other reference material relating to COBOL, the United States Steel Corporation and the Conference on Data Systems Languages (CODASYL).

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Collection consists of materials remaining after the addition of Burrell’s ERA records to the Engineering Research Associates (ERA) - Remington Rand - Sperry Rand Records (CBI 176). Items in the Burrell papers include resumes, certificates and information regarding the Association of Computing Machinery, of which Burrell was an active member during the 1950s. The majority of the collection consists of Articles, Notes and Technical Reports gathered by Burrell.

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Memoranda and correspondence related to William Higinbotham's evaluation of the EDVAC project for the Atomic Energy Commission (1948-1949) and a letter related to Brookhaven's interest in building a computer (1955).

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The collection documents William Norris' professional activities and interests, primarily in the years after his tenure as president of the Control Data Corporation (1986-1995). Materials consist of articles about and interviews with Norris, correspondence, Norris' talks and writings, and subject files.

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Collection contains reports, proceedings, reference material, publications and correspondence relating to Willis Ware's career and professional involvement with the Secretary of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare's Advisory Committee on Automated Personal Data and the Privacy Protection Study Commission.