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Thomas E. Kurtz

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Mathematics

#677

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#297

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Measure Theory

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#6456

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#1521

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PhD Mathematics Princeton University
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According to Wikipedia, Thomas Eugene Kurtz is a retired Dartmouth professor of mathematics and computer scientist, who along with his colleague John G. Kemeny set in motion the then revolutionary concept of making computers as freely available to college students as library books were, by implementing the concept of time-sharing at Dartmouth College. In his mission to allow non-expert users to interact with the computer, he co-developed the BASIC programming language and the Dartmouth Time Sharing System during 1963 to 1964.

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Thomas E. Kurtz's Published Works

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Basic Programming (1968) (48)
Short-Cut Multiple Comparisons for Balanced Single and Double Classifications: Part 1, Results (1965) (42)
Dartmouth time-sharing. Development of the system by a team of faculty and undergraduates is described. (1968) (30)
Back to BASIC: The History, Corruption, and Future of the Language (1985) (22)
Short-cut multiple comparisons for balanced single and double classifications. 2. Derivations and approximations. (1965) (20)
A Role of Time-Sharing Computing in Statistical Research (1968) (8)
Correlation of ranges of correlated deviates. (1966) (8)
Utility computing: a superior alternative? (1974) (6)
The Dartmouth Time-Sharing Computing System. Final Report. (1967) (6)
Sociological Theory and Sociological Practice (2007) (6)
Inferences about location. (1963) (4)
Demonstration and Experimentation in Computer Training and Use in Secondary Schools, Activities and Accomplishments of the First Year. (1968) (3)
Approaches for Developing a Model for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Implementation in the Higher Education Environment (2015) (3)
Social inequality and the sociology of work and occupations (2009) (3)
BASIC Programming Language (2003) (2)
The End of the Profession as a Sociological Category? Systems-theoretical Remarks on the Relationship between Profession and Society (2021) (2)
Occupation as a Form and the Theory of Society (2013) (1)
BASIC (1978) (1)
Toward standardization of BASIC (1971) (1)
The normal and Poisson approximations. (1963) (1)
Sociological observations of the educational system: A systems-theoretical perspective (2020) (1)
Combining management and technology in a master's degree for information system professionals (1983) (1)
Individualized Instruction -- Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. (1981) (0)
Transcript of presentation (1978) (0)
Thinking About Thinking: Enhancing Creativity and Understanding in Operational Planners (2012) (0)
SIGUCC panelists speeches: Dr. Tom Kurtz (1970) (0)
True Basic 2.62 (Macintosh/Student Edition) (1992) (0)
Authors' Reply to Anscombe's Comments (1965) (0)
Continuous models--The normal distribution. (1963) (0)
Computing for a course in finite mathematics (1985) (0)
The Computer as a Learning Machine (1972) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Highly Recommended: Basic Programming (1972) (0)
Book reviews (1979) (0)
XI – BASIC Session (1981) (0)
Structured BASIC Programming (1987) (0)
Comparing two groups. (1963) (0)
Regression and correlation. (1963) (0)
The programming language standards scene, ten years on Paper 8: Basic (1994) (0)
Statistical inference--The binomial case. (1963) (0)
Logic, sets, probability--A survey. (1963) (0)
Bits'n Bytes about Computing: A Computer Literacy Primer. By Rachelle S. Heller and C. Dianne Martin (1984) (0)
What is statistics (1963) (0)

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