Fall Joint Computer Conference

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The Fall Joint Computer Conference was a major mid-20th-century computing conference in the United States, known for landmark technology demonstrations and influential research presentations.

Aliases (5)
  • AFIPS Fall Joint Computer Conference ×1
  • AFIPS Joint Computer Conferences ×1
  • National Computer Conference ×1
  • Spring Joint Computer Conference ×1
  • The Computer as a Communication Device ×1

Statements (31)
Predicate Object
instanceOf academic conference
computer science conference
alsoKnownAs AFIPS Fall Joint Computer Conference
audience engineers
industry professionals
researchers
country United States
era early history of computing
field computer science
computing
frequency annual
language English
location various cities in the United States
notableContribution presentation of early interactive computing systems
presentation of early networking concepts
presentation of early time-sharing systems
notableEvent 1968 demonstration by Douglas Engelbart
The Mother of All Demos
notableFor influential research presentations
landmark technology demonstrations
organizer American Federation of Information Processing Societies
purpose demonstration of new computer technologies
presentation of new computing research
shortName FJCC
sponsor AFIPS
successor National Computer Conference
timePeriod mid-20th century
topic computer networks
hardware
human-computer interaction
software

Referenced by (9)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
FJCC ("Spring Joint Computer Conference")
FJCC ("AFIPS Joint Computer Conferences")
relatedTo
Fall Joint Computer Conference ("AFIPS Fall Joint Computer Conference")
alsoKnownAs
NLS
demonstratedAt
oN-Line System
demonstrationVenue
FJCC
fullName
J. C. R. Licklider ("The Computer as a Communication Device")
notableWork
Fall Joint Computer Conference ("National Computer Conference")
successor
1968 Mother of All Demos
venue

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