A review of engineering workstations: These powerful computers are to the engineer what word processors are to the secretary: No panacea, hut an important aid
Paul Wallich · IEEE Spectrum · 1984
Reviews the current capabilities and range of applications of computer aided engineering (CAE) workstations, particularly for integrated circuit design. The limitations of the current system, particularly the need for more intelligent tools and the weakness of the workstations ability to support testing and debugging are examined.