| 1 | George Stibitz | Introduction to the Course on Electronic Digital Computers |
| 2 | Irven Travis | The History of Computing Devices |
| 3 | J.W. Mauchly | Digital and Analogy Computing Machines |
| 4 | D.H. Lehmer | Computing Machines for Pure Mathematics |
| 5 | D.R. Hartree | Some General Considerations in the Solutions of Problems in Applied Mathematics |
| 6 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods I |
| 7 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods II |
| 8 | A.W. Burks | Digital Machine Functions |
| 9 | J.W. Mauchly | The Use of Function Tables with Computing Machines |
| 10 | J.P. Eckert | A Preview of a Digital Computing Machine |
| 11 | C.B. Sheppard | Elements of a Complete Computing System |
| 12 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods III |
| 13 | H.H. Aiken | The Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator |
| 14 | H.H. Aiken | Electro-Mechanical Tables of the Elementary Functions |
| 15 | J.P. Eckert | Types of Circuit -- General |
| 16 | T.K. Sharpless | Switching and Coupling Circuits |
| 17 | A.W. Burks | Numerical Mathematical Methods IV |
| 18 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods V |
| 19 | Hans Rademacher | On the Accumulation of Errors in Numerical Integration on the ENIAC |
| 20 | J.P. Eckert | Reliability of Parts |
| 21 | C.B. Sheppard | Memory Devices |
| 22 | J.W. Mauchly | Sorting and Collating |
| 23 | J.P. Eckert C.B. Sheppard | Adders |
| 24 | J.P. Eckert | Multipliers |
| 25 | J.W. Mauchly | Conversions between Binary and Decimal Number Systems |
| 26 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods VI |
| 27 | Chuan Chu | Magnetic Recording |
| 28 | J.P. Eckert | Tapetypers and Printing Mechanisms |
| 29 | J.H. Curtiss | A Review of Government Requirements and Activities in the Field of Automatic Digital Computing Machinery |
| 30 | H.H. Goldstine | Numerical Mathematical Methods VII |
| 31 | A.W. Burks | Numerical Mathematical Methods VIII |
| 32 | Perry Crawford | Application of Digital Computation Involving Continuous Input and Output Variables |
| 33 | J.P. Eckert | Continuous Variable Input and Output Devices |
| 34 | S.B. Williams | Reliability and Checking in Digital Computing Systems |
| 35 | J.P. Eckert | Reliability and Checking |
| 36 | C.B. Sheppard | Code and Control -- I |
| 37 | J.W.Mauchly | Code and Control -- II Machine Design and Instruction Codes |
| 38 | C.B. Sheppard | Code and Control -- III |
| 39 | C.N. Mooers | Code and Control -- IV Examples of a Three-Address Code and the Use of 'Stop Order Tags' |
| 40 | John von Neumann | New Problems and Approaches |
| 41 | J.P. Eckert | Electrical Delay Lines |
| 42 | J.P. Eckert | A Parallel-Type EDVAC |
| 43 | Jan Rajchman | The Selectron |
| 44 | C.N. Mooers | Discussion of Ideas for the Naval Ordnance Laboratory Computing Machine |
| 45 | J.P. Eckert | A Parallel Channel Computing Machine |
| 46 | C.B. Sheppard | A Four-Channel Coded-Decimal Electrostatic Machine |
| 47 | T.K. Sharpless | Description of Serial Acoustic Binary EDVAC |
| 48 | J.W.Mauchly | Accumulation of Errors in Numerical Methods |