Introductory service courses in the computer science curriculum. - J. Mack Adams; Douglas H. Haden (SIGCSE, 1972)

PL/I in the computer science curriculum. - J. Mack Adams; William H. Inmon; Jim Shirley (SIGCSE, 1972)

Teaching declarative programming. - J. Mack Adams (SIGCSE, 1975)

A General, Verifiable Iterative Control Structure. - J. Mack Adams (IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 1977)

Assertional checking and symbolic execution: An effective combination for debugging. - J. Mack Adams; James Armstrong; Melissa Smartt (ACM Annual Conference, 1979)

Textual materials for courses in computers and society (SIGCAS). - William F. Atchison; Gerald L. Engel; Stephen Guty; J. Mack Adams; Stephen Cline (ACM Annual Conference, 1980)

On Proof Rules for Monitors. - J. Mack Adams; Andrew P. Black (ACM SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev., 1982)

Publishing a computer science textbook (panel session). - Sharon Cogdill; Pamela S. Kirshen; J. Mack Adams; John Beidler; Nell B. Dale; Malcolm G. Lane; Karen A. Lemone; James Quasney; Don Spencer (ACM Conference on Computer Science, 1986)

Converting from Pascal to Modula-2 in the undergraduate curriculum. - Philippe J. Gabrini; J. Mack Adams; Barry L. Kurtz (SIGCSE, 1986)

Using concept expansion and level integration in an introductory computer science course. - Barry L. Kurtz; J. Mack Adams (SIGCSE, 1988)

A State-of-the-Art CS Undergraduate Lab. - J. Mack Adams; Barry L. Kurtz (CSEE, 1990)