NASA NTRS · 19770044050
Computer-aided design and computer science technology
Abstract
A description is presented of computer-aided design requirements and the resulting computer science advances needed to support aerospace design. The aerospace design environment is examined, taking into account problems of data handling and aspects of computer hardware and software. The interactive terminal is normally the primary interface between the computer system and the engineering designer. Attention is given to user aids, interactive design, interactive computations, the characteristics of design information, data management requirements, hardware advancements, and computer science developments.
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Fulton, R. E., Voigt, S. J.. 1976-01-01. Computer-aided design and computer science technology. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770044050
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