Education and training: Computers in Engineering Education 1960-1964. - Donald L. Katz; Brice Carnahan; Elliott I. Organick; Sylvio D. Navarro (ACM National Conference, 1962)

Discussion of a -and-ldquo;problem set-and-rdquo; for instruction in digital computer programming. - Elliott I. Organick (ACM National Conference, 1964)

Computer science in high school mathematics. - Elliott I. Organick; Thomas A. Keenan; Sylvia Charp; Alexandra I. Forsythe (Commun. ACM, 1966)

Panel discussion on computer appreciation. - Elliott I. Organick (Commun. ACM, 1968)

The multics interprocess communication facility. - Michael J. Spier; Elliott I. Organick (SOSP, 1969)

An exercise in list manipulation for beginning students. - Eric W. Channen; Elliott I. Organick (ACM SIGCSE Bull., 1969)

The MULTICS Input/Output System. - Richard J. Feiertag; Elliott I. Organick (SOSP, 1971)

A data structure model of the B6700 computer system. - Elliott I. Organick; John G. Cleary (ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1971)

Visible semantics for programming languages. - Joseph Wilson Thomas; Elliott I. Organick (ACM Annual Conference (2), 1974)

Conputer-Generated Semantics Displays. - Elliott I. Organick; Joseph Wilson Thomas (IFIP Congress, 1974)

Mapping High-Order Language Program Units into VLSI Structures. - Elliott I. Organick; Gary Lindstrom (COMPCON, 1982)

µ3L: An HLL-RISC processor for parallel execution of FP-language programs. - M. Castan; Elliott I. Organick (ISCA, 1982)

Transforming an Ada Program Unit to Silicon and Testing It in an Ada Environment. - Tony M. Carter; Alan L. Davis; Alan B. Hayes; Gary Lindstrom; Dan Klass; Mike P. Maloney; Brent E. Nelson; Elliott I. Organick; Kent F. Smith (COMPCON, 1984)

Transforming an Ada Program Unit to Silicon and Verifying Its Behavior in an Ada Environment: A first Experiment. - Elliott I. Organick; Tony M. Carter; Mike P. Maloney; Alan L. Davis; Alan B. Hayes; Dan Klass; Gary Lindstrom; Brent E. Nelson; Kent F. Smith (IEEE Softw., 1984)

Algorithms, concurrent processors, and computer science education: or, "think concurrently or capitulate?". - Elliott I. Organick (SIGCSE, 1985)