West Virginia University
Computer Science
Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Warren McCague Solvability of Coin Flipping [pdf] [postscript]
Henry Ware "Divisibility Properties of Fibonacci Polynomials over GF(2)" [pdf] [postscript]
David Victor Baker computer animation
James Bercik "A LogP Analysis of a Parallel Algorithm for the Modified Gram-Schmidt Process" [pdf] [postscript]
Jeff Grey "The Role of Reuse in Introducing Software Engineering Principles in a Computer Science Course" [pdf] [postscript]

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This is a temporary page created by Frances L. Van Scoy as an early step in West Virginia University's Electronic Thesis and Dissertation project. It was last modified on January 22, 1998.

West Virginia University Computer Science Electronic Theses and Dissertations

West Virginia University
Computer Science
Electronic Theses and Dissertations