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== Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society == | == Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society == | ||
January, 1972 - Systems, Man and | <p>January, 1972 - Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group became Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society </p> | ||
October, 1970 - Approval: Man-Machine Systems Group merged with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group | <p>October, 1970 - Approval: Man-Machine Systems Group merged with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group </p> | ||
== Man-Machine Systems Group == | == Man-Machine Systems Group == | ||
March 24, 1958 - First meeting of the IRE Professional Group on Human Factors in Electronics | <p>March 24, 1958 - First meeting of the IRE Professional Group on Human Factors in Electronics </p> | ||
March 25, 1963 - Name changed to IEEE Professional Technical Group on Human Factors in Electronics | <p>March 25, 1963 - Name changed to IEEE Professional Technical Group on Human Factors in Electronics </p> | ||
May 4, 1964 - Name change to IEEE Human Factors in Electronics Group | <p>May 4, 1964 - Name change to IEEE Human Factors in Electronics Group </p> | ||
1968 - Name change to Man-Machine Systems Group | <p>1968 - Name change to Man-Machine Systems Group </p> | ||
October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group | <p>October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group </p> | ||
== Systems Science & Cybernetics == | == Systems Science & Cybernetics == | ||
November 16, 1964 - Interim AdCom meeting to discuss formation of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group | <p>November 16, 1964 - Interim AdCom meeting to discuss formation of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group </p> | ||
January 15, 1965 - First organizational meeting of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group | <p>January 15, 1965 - First organizational meeting of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group </p> | ||
October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Man-Machine Systems Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group | <p>October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Man-Machine Systems Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group </p> | ||
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[http://www.ieeesmc.org/ Link to IEEE Systems, man, and Cybernetics Society] | <p>[http://www.ieeesmc.org/ Link to IEEE Systems, man, and Cybernetics Society] </p> | ||
[[Category:IEEE]] [[Category:Geographical_units]] [[Category:Societies]] | <p>[[Category:IEEE]] [[Category:Geographical_units]] [[Category:Societies]]</p> | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 10 June 2010
Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society
January, 1972 - Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group became Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society
October, 1970 - Approval: Man-Machine Systems Group merged with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group
Man-Machine Systems Group
March 24, 1958 - First meeting of the IRE Professional Group on Human Factors in Electronics
March 25, 1963 - Name changed to IEEE Professional Technical Group on Human Factors in Electronics
May 4, 1964 - Name change to IEEE Human Factors in Electronics Group
1968 - Name change to Man-Machine Systems Group
October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Systems Science and Cybernetics Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group
Systems Science & Cybernetics
November 16, 1964 - Interim AdCom meeting to discuss formation of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group
January 15, 1965 - First organizational meeting of IEEE Systems Science and Cybernetics Group
October, 1970 - Approval of Merger with Man-Machine Systems Group to form Systems, Man and Cybernetics Group
Are you a member of this society? Please help expand the article by using the edit tab.
