Contains Special Interest Groups within the Association for Computing Machinery. These groups focus on individual topics (e.g., the Ada programming language), rather than on computing in general.
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Lists the SIGs and their purposes, linking to each of them.
Fosters research in theoretical Computer Science, often with a focus on mathematical technique.
Focuses on the scientific, technical and organizational aspects of Ada's use and standardization.
Facilitates communication on the APL and J languages.
Furthers the interests of those creating new computing applications or applying old solutions to new situations.
Serves those working in computer design in the academy or industry.
Provides support for AI-related conferences.
Promotes the interests of those, both in the academy and industry, who do research and development in the application of technology to disabilities.
Brings together people working on computers for human use, and fosters communication in the field of human-computer interaction.
Forum for the discussion of communications and networking, including their technical and social implications, with a special focus on architecture.
Society for those involved in the application of computing to electrical and electronic design.
Provides a conference and journal for those involved in the creation of computer documentation.
Dedicated to the "generation and dissemination of information on computer graphics and interactive techniques."
"Addresses issues ranging from theory to user demands in the application of computers to the acquisition, organization, storage, retrieval, and distribution of information."
Encourages data-mining research, market standards and education.
Promotes research in performance analysis and the use of known methods.
Fosters communication on the management of information systems and computing personnel.
Provides a forum for researchers and practitioners of multimedia computing.
Publishes journals and supports conferences dealing with portable computers and wireless networking.
Promotes research and development of solutions to large-scale data management problems.
Addresses issues dealing with operating systems research and development.
Explores the implementation and efficient use of programming languages.
Sponsors conferences and workshops on information security.
Provides a forum to exchange ideas about the theoretical and practical aspects.
Provides a forum for discussion of principles, practices and research of software engineering.
Seeks professional development of those delivering the support and management of information technology to higher education.
Provides a forum for the exchange of ideas regarding the research and application of hypermedia on the web and elsewhere.
Lists the SIGs and their purposes, linking to each of them.
Focuses on the scientific, technical and organizational aspects of Ada's use and standardization.
Furthers the interests of those creating new computing applications or applying old solutions to new situations.
Sponsors conferences and workshops on information security.
Explores the implementation and efficient use of programming languages.
Encourages data-mining research, market standards and education.
Provides a forum to exchange ideas about the theoretical and practical aspects.
Serves those working in computer design in the academy or industry.
"Addresses issues ranging from theory to user demands in the application of computers to the acquisition, organization, storage, retrieval, and distribution of information."
Promotes the interests of those, both in the academy and industry, who do research and development in the application of technology to disabilities.
Forum for the discussion of communications and networking, including their technical and social implications, with a special focus on architecture.
Seeks professional development of those delivering the support and management of information technology to higher education.
Provides a conference and journal for those involved in the creation of computer documentation.
Addresses issues dealing with operating systems research and development.
Provides a forum for researchers and practitioners of multimedia computing.
Provides a forum for the exchange of ideas regarding the research and application of hypermedia on the web and elsewhere.
Fosters communication on the management of information systems and computing personnel.
Brings together people working on computers for human use, and fosters communication in the field of human-computer interaction.
Promotes research and development of solutions to large-scale data management problems.
Provides support for AI-related conferences.
Provides a forum for discussion of principles, practices and research of software engineering.
Facilitates communication on the APL and J languages.
Publishes journals and supports conferences dealing with portable computers and wireless networking.
Promotes research in performance analysis and the use of known methods.
Dedicated to the "generation and dissemination of information on computer graphics and interactive techniques."
Fosters research in theoretical Computer Science, often with a focus on mathematical technique.
Society for those involved in the application of computing to electrical and electronic design.
