| 1977 | Operating system enhancement through firmware. | George E. Brown, Richard H. Eckhouse Jr., Jay Estabrook |
| 1976 | A microprogrammed machine architecture for efficient matrix multiplication. | Robert W. Nowlin, Donald Gustafson |
| 1976 | Automated proofs of microprogram correctness. | William H. Joyner Jr., William C. Carter, George B. Leeman Jr. |
| 1976 | The FORTRAN project - a multifaceted approach to software-firmware high level language support. | Gideon Frieder |
| 1976 | Realizing a virtual machine. | Brian Forbes, Tom Weidner, Ron Yoder, Tony Pitchford |
| 1976 | Extensibility - a new approach for designing machine independent microprogramming languages. | David J. DeWitt |
| 1976 | Design problems in emulating the MIX computer on the Microdata 1600. | T. Don Dennis, Olin G. Johnson |
| 1976 | An insight into PDP-11 emulation. | J. C. Demco, T. Anthony Marsland |
| 1976 | Microprogrammed implementation of a scheduler. | Rahul Chattergy |
| 1976 | Certification of microprograms by an algebraic method. | Andrzej Blikle, Stanislaw Budkowski |
| 1976 | A bit slice architecture for microprogrammable machines. | Michael Andrews |
| 1975 | Some classical mathematical results related to the problems of the firmware/hardware interface. | T. C. Wesselkamper |
| 1975 | Placement of microinstructions in a two-dimensional address space. | John F. Wakerly, Clifford R. Hollander, Daniel Davies |
| 1975 | An algorithm for control memory minimization. | Masahiro Tsuchiya, T. Jacobson |
| 1975 | Significance, benefits and pitfalls of microprogramming (Panel Session). | Bruce D. Shriver, John Ellenby, Gideon Frieder, Robert F. Rosin, Wayne T. Wilner |
| 1975 | The design of a system for the synthesis of correct microprograms. | David A. Patterson |
| 1975 | Am2900 Bipolar Microprocessor family. | John R. Mick |
| 1975 | A control strategy for small computer systems. | Harold W. Lawson Jr. |
| 1975 | A microinstruction sequencer and language package for structured microprogramming. | David R. Hawk |
| 1975 | Fitting processors to the needs of a General Purpose Array (EGPA). | Wolfgang Hndler, Rainer Klar |
| 1975 | A powerful microprogram control unit - the 6700. | Clive Ghest |
| 1975 | A Control Word Model for detecting conflicts between microprograms. | David J. DeWitt |
| 1975 | A network of dynamically microprogrammable machines. | Scott Davidson |
| 1975 | On balancing hardware-firmware for designing a fault-tolerant computers' series. | Bernard Courtois, Gabriele Saucier |
| 1975 | A versatile microprogram sequencer. | Vernon Coleman, Krishna Rallapalli |