Harvey H. Rhodes
ABSTRACT
Small computers of all types are appearing on campuses, Many of them are programmed for applications that are not available on the larger UNIVAC or IBM computers.This paper discusses these new minicomputers and the ways they affect or may affect the operation of Computer Services at Arizona State University.
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