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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, based on adaptive
ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of
the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a


standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools by
utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic
way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This
blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of
the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to

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have a visual language for calculus and visual


calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover
a Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have
a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of
the frames (in the case of UML, we are not
designing nor developing the frames by itself, we
are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology
of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is
derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for
Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning
over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason
about it, thus reasoning about it become
extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a
problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the
computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or
to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case

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we want to comprehend and contemplate the


whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for


the billions of a billion-dollar computer and
Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS
(Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the
new architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied
access to the code to the public (access granted
to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.


That's mean two things:

oThe first one.Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

oAnd the second one.To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda
of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This

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conformation is provided for you by the handler of


all information - CASE tool and carried out to you
interactively as a graphic illustration in free
editable by you, within the frame provided, form.
This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification,
design and implementation on the computer of
the system created. And, thus, the subject to
learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline,
Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


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programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP


CASE tool, through the interactive process,
resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

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How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the


calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the
modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize

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execution performance and expressiveness of the


source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship
with programming and why Alexander Stepanov
thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

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o What the program does? It works, as it's coded


and not necessarily as programmed (and usually
it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
billions-better-estimation-planning-can-help.php

oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived

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his Calculus for programming from 10% of the


Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could
be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr.


Sanford B. Klausner theory

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called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory
Cubicon and employingWYSIWYG CASE tool
CAPDP, only has the access to the code, which
is exchanged among the hardware in the way of
the M2M (machine to machine) communication.
CAPDP stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic
Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations
in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the

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indexed variable in the expression of the string of


mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application


with the interface integrating the problem
specification on the fixed knowledge frames and
the generation of the computer code to solve the
problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and
implemented as one of the legacy programming

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languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the


software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic
way the knowledge about a programming, and
the knowledge (before its created) about the
problem and the solution. The part of this code,
designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the
theory Calculus for programming. Calculus
the new foundational concept for the new
computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer
code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship
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among the notions: complexity, simplicity and
calculus .

Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.By Susan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product
represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

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Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of
the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a


standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools by
utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic
way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This
blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of
the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to

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have a visual language for calculus and visual


calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover
a Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have
a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of
the frames (in the case of UML, we are not
designing nor developing the frames by itself, we
are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology
of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is
derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for
Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning
over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason
about it, thus reasoning about it become
extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a
problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the
computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or
to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case

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we want to comprehend and contemplate the


whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for


the billions of a billion-dollar computer and
Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software
as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access
to the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda
of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - CASE tool and carried out to you

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interactively as a graphic illustration in free


editable by you, within the frame provided, form.
This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification,
design and implementation on the computer of
the system created. And, thus, the subject to
learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline,
Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
CASE tool, through the interactive process,

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resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the

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calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the
modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


execution performance and expressiveness of the

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source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship
with programming and why Alexander Stepanov
thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded

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and not necessarily as programmed (and usually


it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
billions-better-estimation-planning-can-help.php

oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the

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Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could


be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr.


Sanford B. Klausner theory

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called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, employing the theory
Cubicon and WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only
has the access to the code, which is exchanged
among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP
stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations
in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);

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There is no legacy presentation of the


indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application


with the interface integrating the problem
specification and the generation of the computer
code to solve the problem. The knowledge about
a programming is captured in the calculus for
coding theory and implemented as one of the

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legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the


software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer
code, to capture in the holistic way the knowledge
about a programming, and the knowledge about
the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about
the programming, is called Calculus Executable
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code
Calculus implementing the theory. Thats why
we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the
new foundational concept for the new computer
architecture, restricting (for the public - the end
user) the access to the legacy computer code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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Welcome
04:28:48

Anything that can be done could be done


What is Programming? 'meta'
What is Calculus? Charles Simonyi, 2004
What is PICTOGRAMS?
.
"Now and CAVEMAN can do it!" Anything that can be done 'meta' could
be covered with 'Calculus '

A key question...

Do we need it?

What is itfor?

How does it sound


in philosophical meaning?

Calculus"Executable Pictograms"
How it works? Home

What's the difference...? AboutUs


The concept:
Domain expert proceed from one point
creatinganotherone in hypertext frame,
Services
containing possibly graphic information as
well, transforming his knowledge to the point, Preamble
where knowledge frames delivered by the
"Executable Pictograms" finish the ContactUs
specification, explaining to him, what he
wants to accomplishusing computer.
Donate
At this point he has multidimensional frame
on very intelligible three-dimensional (two-
dimensional projection is possible) graphic
Warm up your brain
structure to start with rethinking the problem
he works out.
This structure is processible and, by default,
computable after all data passports are Frequently Asked Questions
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development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools
by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,
design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
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Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in
reality it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what
the difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
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interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we
solve on the computer in the environment of the group of developers
and domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which could very
conveniently serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be
applied to bring in a knowledge about computing to the Quantum
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implementation in the ontology based, holistic way
as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint
is delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics
with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the
document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong


way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a
visual language for calculus and visual calculus for
programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They
cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames, to
collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for
coding is used. There is no specification, design
and development of the frames (in the case of UML,
we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use
of the process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it)
and what the difference among the Programming
and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated
from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself,
adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning over
code, we derive each time, the calculus for

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this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for
Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and developing
an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the
environment of the group of developers and domain
experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which
could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to
process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the


billions of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of
Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to
the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
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Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it.
Stop fixing it. Stay with really right tool - our brain. Support it.

"Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it";
Thats right Mr. Alex Knight (Silverlight MVP), I mean "Computer,
software tools and effort to create better software tools".

When you keep thinking intensively, you catch yourself looking


through the wall. That's the answer Mr. Alex: "Natural User Interface is
missing". And there is a little problem. Everything we add to our plain
view shall obscure our internal vision at this moment. So, there is the
recipe ...

My recipefor creating "Natural User Interface" for computer


programming: "Remove as much as possible of our view and let the
work done by the right tool". Where is the computer now?...

Where is the computer now? Unfortunately, today we have no


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done one time only...

So, let's make it done one time and come back to it only, when the
computer appears in plain view again, to hide it.

Put the computer in the backstage and let him assist us.
Continuously increase the volume of work done, to keep the computer
out of view.

"To keep the computer out of view" means "We talk to computer our
way, not the way he wants us talking".

"Continuously increase the volume of work done" means "Add new


semantics to the language of the method "Executable Pictograms".

To add new semantics to the language of the method "Executable


Pictograms" means - the notation to the Language is processible part
of it ...

... the notation to the Language is processible part of it through the


Concept like Programming.

Is it possible to combine efficiently Imperative and Visual Paradigm


together? It's possible. Through the Concept like Programming.

I named my Method of Imperative Programming for visual


paradigm - "Executable Pictograms" and implementation
(instance) of it - Calculus "Executable Pictograms" (Calculus
"Ex..P").

The method "Executable Pictograms". It could become the next


generation of what you think about.

The method "Executable Pictograms" basically is the content of the


calculus, in its most general sense
(different from that in mathematics: Non-standard calculus
[Infinitesimal Calculus {hyperreal numbers}], Standard calculus
[Fundamental theorem of calculus
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_theorem_of_calculus>{differential
calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_calculus>, integral calculus}],
Calculi [Computer Science, Software Engineering])
for programming, which is designated to become one of many an
academic discipline.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is designated to empower the


lay down of the foundation for creation of human brain -computer
interface through introducing the new concept of language graphical
design for computer programming, as new method of imperative
programming for visual programming paradigm, where Executable
Pictograms stands for: a language, when Human Comprehension is

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meant and - a conformation/confirmation (of choices and a set of


visual points of interest to traverse among the options to provide
additional details), when computer input through interaction is meant.

In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method "Executable


Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that, Method "Executable
Pictograms" is a tool for computer assisted, high definition,
multidimensional thinking, which resembles calculus for computer
programming.

We are introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of programming


and do programming semantics of the Calculus of Core Pictograms
rather than the users problem domain and addressing them with
pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to resemble programs for
users problem domain. We are replacing legacy programming
language, with pictographic language for Calculus "Ex..P" and employ
his adaptive ontology Calculus of programming. We see problems
through formulas, equalities, equations and system of equations, still
remaining with imperative and concurrent thinking. We cover over
elements of the rest of basic programming concepts: functional, logic.
And retain the capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual programming
paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another one in


hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic information as well,
transforming his knowledge to the point, where knowledge frames
delivered by the "Executable Pictograms" finish the specification,
explaining to him, what he wants to accomplish using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very intelligible


three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is possible) graphic
structure to start with rethinking the problem he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable after all


data passports are reviewed (interaction among the passports
resembling interaction that among the Cells of the Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of Visual (stands


for "paradigm") Language for Calculus "Ex..P", implementing method
"Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development, introducing the


framework (software development methodology) for software
development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools

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by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,


design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus and visual
calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a Programming,
leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in reality
it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what the
difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we solve
on the computer in the environment of the group of developers and
domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code enriched in
this way by natural language), which could very conveniently serve as
input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve
as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

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Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to the
public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To create a


feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one.Ever since the programming was born in the middle


of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of
todays wise developed computers, so there was no concept possible
to employ computer assistance in the concept of programming and
thus, bad thing happened, "computer programming" became "a
calculus for coding" only and remain in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should invent a calculus for


programming and transform a programming into one of the
academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring)before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to transform
patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming agenda will
be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda of the calculus for
programming implies to have a conformation for every choice you
made. This conformation is provided for you by the handler of all
information - WYSIWYG CASE tool and carried out to you
interactively as a graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system created. And, thus, the
subject to learn about will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by Dov


Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graph and hypertext with graphics is a medium to
reflect the user's problem domain with the precision desired.

How does it sound in philosophical meaning?

In philosophical notation, the method Executable Pictograms


(Ex..P) for specification, design and implementation of the systems
is emergent phenomena, where integrative level - Executable
Pictogram emerges from the cognitive interaction of human brain and
the system of core pictograms of Calculus in the problem domain
environment. For the problem domain, considered as computer
programming, system of core pictograms is used for implementing

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semantics of computer programming and is called - System of Core


Pictograms (Core..P) of Calculus Ex..P. Core..P employs the Set
of Executable Pictograms - the conformation/confirmation of intentions
of Calculus , as building blocks of the domain specific blueprint
for/of specification, design and implementation of the systems.
Formulas (abstractions) of the Calculus Ex..P are designated to
expand every expression, descending it to the Code (executable)
level. By design the process of descending it to the Code (executable)
level is used for a mental perception and cognition (study) by the
reader of the abstraction hierarchy to understand the calculation
semantics reading the blueprint of the Calculus Core Pictograms.
The transformation, performed by the system (WYSIWYG CASE tool)
in order to calculate/produce a result, do not based on the process of
descending. The only part of the blueprint of the Calculus Core
Pictograms - the System of Core Pictograms is designated to perform
transformations and calculate the results. By design the information
necessary for these transformations and calculations is collected
(wrapped in) and delivered through abstractions in the blueprint of the
Calculus Core Pictograms, when they (abstractions) are used by
hand to assemble pictograms to create a domain specific program of
transformations (to generate a structure of calculations) and
calculations to produce a result. The receiver of the information,
delivered by the Abstractions, is the Core..P.
Then phenomenon taking shape of, accordingly, Pictogram
resembles a method in Object-Oriented Programming, a Program
resembles Object, and a Project resembles Class. Presence of a
Skeleton and a Core, and altered presence of a notions of an index
(enabled by an attachment of the Operational String to the Pictogram)
and the parameter of the process in the Calculus makes the
difference between the notions, resembling each other accordingly.

The set of resemblances with Intentional Programming (Intentional


Software) is:

Notation Intentional Tree;

Process Executable Pictogram Disposition of Executions


Domain Schema;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-Tree


Intentional Tree implementation;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-List


Intentional Tree implementation;

Instance Project Program Intentional Program;

And "Calculus " for programming system of intentions


projected from the code of imperative calculations (System of Core
Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which employs the Set of
Executable Pictograms.

"Calculus " of programming by design is a system of intentions


(intended to be applicable to resemble components of intentional
programming) projected from the code of imperative calculations
(System of Core Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which
employs the Set of Executable Pictograms.

Calculus considered as an Adaptive Ontology of calculus, in his


general sense (we call it calculus "Ex..p" for programming or

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calculus for programming), for specification, design and computer


programming of the systems.

An Executable Pictogram is a Pictogram of the Calculus


representing in a formal way a Top Level of an abstraction, which
contains Zero (Code) Level and the Middle Levels in between,
constructed from the symbols, so called Pictograms Building Blocks
(ideograms). The Code Level is computable (executable) and the rest
- processible (in addition to features executable and processible -
divide by zero is processible, but not executable /calculable/).

An Executable Pictogram - is a graphic symbol or set of graphic


symbols enclosed in the hypertext frame with anchor points of
hyperlinks representing Nodes, Correspondences (correspondence -
an instance of corresponding) and any derivative of the syntax for a
Pictogram in the Calculus of Core Pictograms. An instance of every
anchor point is called a Passport. It is used for information on process
behavior (e.g. In the case of non-referenced field in use, default
values or type handling method to store).

Quite different user friendly environment (Intentional programming,


Literate) could be created to support method "Executable
Pictograms".

The method "Executable Pictograms" is intended to support and


boost cognitive capabilities of the user's brain.

The method "Executable Pictograms" support manipulations on


cognitive images, that features PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for
programming.

PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for programming could one day


find himself among "Natural User Interfaces" meant byBill Gates.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is a result of intuitive many


years of exploration of the system specialized pictograms, intentions
and equivalent to them data structures to feed in automatic processes,
implementing software product and representing the semantics of the
solution to the user's problem have been specified, designed and
programmed following this theoretic setup.

Method "Executable Pictograms" implies that user put together PC


given ideas and evaluates specification PC generated.

The idiom of the method "Executable Pictograms": "Do think more,


write-assemble less. Anything is written-assembled always correct;
specification and result produced. Are they done?"

Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship among the notions:


complexity, simplicity and calculus for programming.

Check this out now! There Mr. Charles Simonyi ("Intentional


Software") is talking about "Executable Pictograms" with the only

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difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I call it - "Calculus for


programming", and what he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows...
but its the data structures I maintain that are the key", I call it -
"Executable pictograms", and finally, where, what he's calling "... I
keep them in my mind throughout the entire process", I call it -
"programming with pictograms under supervision of user interface in
cloud":

INTERVIEWER:When you shift gears and actually start


programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI:The first step in programming is imagining. Just making it


crystal clear in my mind what is going to happen. In this initial stage, I
use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I dont write code. I might draw a
few boxes or a few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because the
real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine the structures that are
being maintained, the structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in my mind, then I write
the code. I sit down at my terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the different
transformations and I know what the results should be. The code for
the most part writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain that
are the key. They come first and I keep them in my mind throughout
the entire process. (Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.
By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity" in the context implying,


you to inventing the calculus for programming each time, when you
creating a program (coding); and answer, why you have to really love
the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an incredible
degree (which I call Calculus for Programming):

INTERVIEWER:What do you consider the most difficult part of


computer programming?

GATES:The hardest part is deciding what the algorithms are, and


then simplifying them as much as you can. Its difficult to get things
down to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in your mind how
the programs going to work, and you have to have a complete grasp
of how the various pieces of the program work together. The finest
pieces of software are those where one individual has a complete
sense of exactly how the program works. To have that, you have to
really love the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an
incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the witticism "Anything


you can do, I can do meta", has his vision of the user's domain
developed into an intentional programming concept (The Death Of
Computer Languages, The Birth of Intentional Programming. Charles
Simonyi. September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-52). Which
is as a result of "complexity" vs. "simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming concept.

Charles:... Mathematics is leading the way with the discovery of very


complex fundamental objects. The traditional name for a class of
these objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the old belief that
fundamental is equal to simple. Well, maybe it isnt. In computers

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we may not get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user


interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on simplicity.(Programmers
At Work. February 29, 2008. Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here is my take on it all.Calculus for programming is designated to


become a discipline of making in order complexity, thus transforming it
into quantity. To put it differently, the complexity of the users domain
will make an impact on the semantics of the calculus of Core
Pictograms, leaving the complexity of the projection of the final
product represented in Executable Pictograms not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we perceive. Then our thinking


kicks in. That's why simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being, there is nothing more simple
than a picture (picture is worth a thousand of words). That's why a
picture should be that micro command of the human intellect to
process. If you do acquire the knowledge, compressed into pictures,
and add it to this type of scenario you shall have the starting point
where I'm, after more than 30 years slow journey along this path.I call
it, Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for Programming. So, honestly,
there is nothing new here. First, you learn, and then you create a
picture; learn again to change it repeatedly, until you unable to add
anything more to the picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what you can see", it's all
about "what you cannot see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to this picture: hyperlinks;
options to choose from, created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the method of imperative
programming for visual paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the movie?", what he can answer
you, so neither me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your quick
wits, unless you reinvent the missing. Keeping human comprehension
and examples in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three-dimensional
picture; hyperlinks - another one dimension; calculus "Executable
Pictograms" for programming - one more dimension; and a computer
analyzes/assistance, enforcing calculus of Core Pictograms, where
interactive computer input is meant - the final dimension.So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called"Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"(CAPDP) - the
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment) created from
above mentioned dimensions.

CAPDP is a WYSIWYG CASEtool for the programming


embracingfeatures:

to provide a system of expectations (ontology of intentions - calculus


for programming) empowering you to say something where you don't
know what to say;
to prevent you saying nothing, where you should say something;
to prevent it happen - where you say something do not match what
you think about (Due to enforced system of expectations a context
of Executable Pictograms).

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by Alexander
Stepanov and Paramjit Oberoi (guest lecturer

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Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we have, if we consider


programming as a discipline (a branch of knowledge or teaching) in
science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest lecturer Sean Parent),


following his mind setup - "calculus for programming" (:

o no Raw Loops;
o no Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o no Raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted above constructs,


are not the calculus' (for programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for programming, do we need to
invent calculus each time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source code, I mean,


projecting it implicitly into calculus for programming is:

o to make code more readable (resembling a specification);


o to make code more suitable for reasoning about him;
o to make code more efficient by processing time.

And we could have it all in one, by making the non-compilable (for


eyes only) code as a projection of the "calculus for programming"
explicitly, produced by the CAPDP CASE tool, through the interactive
process, resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of rewriting code to only


goal, to find, the better way of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental algorithms and data


structures" - sad Paramjit Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean Parent):

o does it mean they are not the part of his calculus for programming?
o what his calculus consists of, when he's writing and drawing
something on the board, and briefing on the algorithm, before he
commits to construct or overview the source code?
o does it mean the data structure coming first in his mind and an
algorithm, built around this structure, then follow it?
o are they perceived and represented as separate entities?
o what happens if his calculus consists of data structures, which
represent the algorithm, by itself and he can switch between
algorithms by adding or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o how this shall affect his programming technics and reasoning?
o does the algorithm represented in this way is the source code?
o what now he'll be drawing on the board, if his calculus is graphical in
nature?
o does he needs something else to draw, if everybody has the same
calculus in their minds?
o is it the only mistake he can make in this way is to say/assemble
something not matching what he thinks about, if every structure is not
drawn, but provided, while traversing through the options, by the
CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and computable, and

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assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each different domain to


represent problems and solutions in these domains? Probable
Charles Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore thecapability for domain
knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental algorithms (for instance


- STL) have GUI for each of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the elements of STL do"
means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the calculus for


programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG feature is in place for


programming and we don't have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can get significantly


reduced if we answer all of the such questions?

Alexander Stepanovstated "... the programming is fundamentally


unsafe activity, it requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures' primitives..." (I prefer to
alter the meaning of the data structures and put them first) and he
stated also - the form to specify the problem and the solution is an
English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe activity; it requires you


to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in attempts to make it


safer or to apply the knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms' and data structures'


primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the process of


programming as two different things or to make the data structures to
become a programming by mounting algorithms onto them - which is
the concept of the calculus for programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the solution is an English
prose ":

- should the English prose stay one dimensional or become a


hypertext? And what if we add the graphics to the same level with the
symbols to enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek answers to support a


programming becoming a discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween traditional/modern imperative


programming and the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm and calculus

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for programming in the modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize execution performance


and expressiveness of the source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other constructs into algorithm
representation in programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an implicitly represented
feature of the source code derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm, calculus for


programming and altered notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative programming for visual
paradigm.

Data Structure (Executable Pictogram) are assembled/created to


represent an algorithm and source code.

oo Execution performance and expressiveness of the source code is


optimized and embedded into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool
for the programming (specification, design and implementation)
named as "Computer Aided Pictographic Design of Computer
Programs" (CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly to assemble a Data
Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to specify a problem, an
algorithm for solution to, is derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the Engine) is created to
represent semantics of the Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an Executable Pictogram,
and the lowest level of the abstraction for the reference/feedback to
the code generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-interactive UI of the
WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP which employs an Adaptive ontology -
Calculus , where Object Process Methodology by Dov Dori is
adapted, to match the graphical design of the Calculus "Executable
Pictograms", and contained as very important part of it, to glue things
together and make sense of everything presented with Executable
pictogram. The Engine is programmable and expandable,
implementing low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the Executable Pictograms is
implementing high level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Difference among Calculus for Programming and Calculus for


Coding in term of relationship with programming and why
Alexander Stepanov thinks - programming is "Fundamentally
Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded and not necessarily
as programmed (and usually it works as wasn't programmed)?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and reasoning about the


problem with the help of specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming language and/or UI of


the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program text, sometimes the

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code is generated from the program text, represented in graphics. In


both cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different presentations and same


presentation can produce different code, because it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So, no difference where
we are in those relationships, the presentation means code, which
tells us, what the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the program does - the
Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because no Calculus means


there is no programming. And Calculus for programming is derived
from the program. That's mean - from the code. So, there should be
the Calculus for Coding, which tell us, how the code should be
arranged in order to tell us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general, produces different code,


thus - different Calculus for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the first. That's mean it can't
be scaled and reused. Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for programming and are


forced to replace it with Calculus for Coding. That's why the
programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by Alexander
Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There are so many studies
attempting to quantify the cost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the number is at least
50 to 80-billion-dollar range annually.
http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-billions-better-estimation-
planning-can-help.php

o Alexander Stepanovstated "I use usually 10% of the C++". Does it


mean he has derived his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could be used to decrease
the efficiency of his code? But what about expressiveness of the
program presentation and support of mental pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the programming safe as a Method


of Imperative Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming explicitly to think,
reason and construct the program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we should design the


Calculus for Programming from mental/physical pictures/graphics and
find the center among the Calculus for programming and the Code.

o And at the center is the WYSIWYG CASE tool, which projects both
things. One - towards a user and another, accordingly, towards
computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the foundation of Imperative


Programming as Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility of templates
(templetes) in the Calculus for Programming designated to represent
and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for Programming represent and

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support mental pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's safe


to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for Programming, to scale it,
to reuse it and to share it among the users. And thus a program shall
do, what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative programming is a


result, derived feature of coding. It helps implicitly to understand and
read the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for different problem
domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the method Executable


Pictograms for visual paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the solution for the
problem, thus it's scalable over different problem domains. Its
ontology is adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr. Sanford B.


Klausner theory called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision for change.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer:The machine only has the access to the Code; The public
access to the Code is restricted by the hardware and replaced with
the M2M communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory Cubicon?


- You do not have a Calculus for Programming employed. Instead,
you have the Calculus for Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which exclude public access to


the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory Cubicon and employing
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only has the access to the code,
which is exchanged among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP stands for "Computer
Aided Pictographic Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from, are our intentions,
delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no software piracy, no


software failures. Annual average of savings for the nation willl be 50
billion of dollars (no software failures), where the additional software
security (anti-virus, anti-identity theft) cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through its features and the


difference with Calculus for Coding:

The same behavior (in the sense to be explained) could have many
representations;
The representation could have no behavior (it's about representation
of itself design);
The representation could have levels (ontology, Executable
Pictogram, Calculus , -graph);

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The representation does not provide access to machine code (and


his abstraction - legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained (illustrated) by machine code
(legacy programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations in the calculations (the
structure of iterations by itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the indexed variable in the
expression of the string of mathematical calculations and the content
(of the data) transformations (because there is no fixed structure of
the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the access to the index.
The representation of the data structure can be explained by the
algorithm presented in the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to present the specification of the
problem.
The representation has free visual expression in the frame provided
as a set of options to choose from combinable by a simple set
(constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes (no direct access to
machine code or/and legacy programming language). The only type of
the mistake could occur, where the specification of the problem does
not specify the problem we intended to specify (specification not
finished yet or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Coding embraced by the way the another level of abstraction is
added to the code (legacy programming language) and the access to
the lowest level code or/and legacy programming language is granted
or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for Coding by itself
represent knowledge set about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming language). The projection
is directed towards the Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of the many disciplines in the
science. Its designated to teach how to programming.

The idiom of method "Executable Pictograms" follows paradigms:


Intentional programming (Language Oriented), Literate, Imperative
and Visual.

Method "Executable Pictograms" is a foundation for "processible"


and "computable (executable)". This foundation designated ...

This foundation designated ... to be seen and used to rethink the


problem you solve. Computer code is generated and stays out of plain
view.

Intentional programming (software) is a pretty good balance of "The


way we want to talk to" and "Computer wants us talking". And ...

And ... the method "Executable Pictograms" is a significant shift of


this balance towards "The way we want to talk to".

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Basically, the method "Executable Pictograms" lay down a "calculus


for programming".

The method "Executable Pictograms" implemented in new Visual (is


meant "paradigm") Programming Language and Notation to represent
multidimensional her semantics.

It's all about the new kind of Meta-Link Flowchart, assembled from a
fixed set of pictograms, each of which consist of ideograms, and each
of which enriched with text strings as identifiers, sequence of
operations and comments.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is not a data flow
neither process flow nor status representation.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is more formal,


two-or three-dimensional graphically designed formula like, very
universal and simple.

"Executable Pictograms" - the Method of Imperative Programming


for visual paradigm -effectively defies Deutsch Limit (L. Peter
Deutsch.).

The method "Executable Pictograms" makes even "GoTo ..." looking


"good". Now it unable to make a confusion in the logic of any
algorithm.

Cognitive perspective of the method "Executable Pictograms" do


graphically incarnate GoTo, as a marker consisting of one symbol
named Go back to the entity started to continue.

Lets take a look intoBill Gates'prediction on the future of the


Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical change in


the way people go about programming, or in the way computers
operate?

GATES:. Software tools are getting so much better. It is possible


that we will eventually be able to take just specifications and a
description of what the machine is efficient at, and then have some
super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that programmers do
now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will pursue to
build the computer, which is efficient at editing Calculus Core

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Pictograms and projecting them into intentions (Calculus ) to


transform a patchwork of thoughts into knowledge about the problem
and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of dollars


in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly $60 Billion
annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of IT failure at $3
trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss over decades gives us
the credible proof: We cant simply substitute Programing with
Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool


and the WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the
project of the Executable Pictograms, LLC) by
the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the interface


integrating the problem specification and the generation of the
computer code to solve the problem. The knowledge about a
programming is captured in the calculus for coding theory and
implemented as one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application with


the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer code, to capture in the
holistic way the knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge
about the problem and the solution. The part of this code, designated
to capture the knowledge about the programming, is called Calculus
Executable Pictograms, which employ the set of Core Pictograms in
the problem domain environment. The knowledge captured is
projected as the blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems.
There is no legacy computer code (programming languages)
accessible through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the new foundational
concept for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

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Hi, there!
The scientific research near the forty years in the making
to save for nation billions of dollars annually is seeking
for contribution. Well be able to capture knowledge before
it is created, i.e. to transform the patchwork of our thoughts
into the knowledge.

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in
the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain 2D
presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,

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eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development


is supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling,
e.g. UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply
the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use of
only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat
it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining
a programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations to
solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time,
the calculus for programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable
ontology. We are constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the environment of
the group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for AI,
to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry. Its a
global educational platform, globally used SaaS (quantum
Computing),

Our WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.
My science in desperate need of some attention to continue
R&D and come up with something more substantial for your
organization.

Now we are ready to say: - Programming is not the same as


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The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
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SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code
to the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

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production tools will be deployed.

FAQ 1:

"Describe what you will use the money for":

The money will be used for fundamental research leading to a


theoretical foundation, named Calculus for programming.
Calculus , for specification, design and systems engineering
in a generic domain-independent fashion, using, the type of
computer software so called WYSIWYG CASE, as the tool.

The money will be used to introduce the theory Calculus for


programming. Calculus to the experts of different domains.

The money will be used to introduce this foundational theory to


the academic society and promulgate it.

The money will be used to expand R&D of the method


Executable Pictograms of imperative programming for visual
programming (not coding) paradigm. (The concept implemented
before 1974 as a complementary technique to enhance reading
data structures on the paper blueprint of the project, developed
since 1977 in Lithuania and continued as of today in the USA,
what has led to this foundational theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus , separating two notions in computer
science Programming and Coding.)

The money will be used by company Executable Pictograms,

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LLC to keep research a flow and, if it not objected by the


contributor,to finance the contract with the Intentional Software
Corporation to build a prototype of a WYSIWYG CASE tool, as
a workbench, embracing the foundational concept Calculus .
(I am the founder, CEO/CTO of the company Executable
Pictograms, LLC and the author of the theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus ).

The money will be used to publish theoretical results and


develop an educational platform to achieve literacy in systems
engineering (by using a computer) across every educational
juncture (e.g., elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels
[College/University]).

FAQ 2:

What unique things would separate you from


other applicants applying for this money?

The theory Calculus for programming. Calculus is the only


theory as of today for programming, which allows capture
effectively domain specific knowledge before its created and
reasoning as to knowledge blueprint independently of the
computer code. (We consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge). This is a
perfect match to Intentional Programming, introduced by
Charles Simonyi, to use as an implementation platform.
Altogether they will be used as the foundation of a new
computer architecture for faultless specification, design and
systems engineering in a generic domain-independent fashion,
embracing concept based on the restriction of the direct public
access to the machine code. Thus creating a very beneficial
digital environment, where identity theft, hacking and software
piracy are limited by hardware architecture and naturally
secured by corporations multibillion dollar manufacturing
investments to make access to machine code granted only to
IoT hardware infrastructure through M2M communication.

Lets take a look into Bill Gates' prediction on the future of


the Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical


change in the way people go about programming, or in the way
computers operate?

GATES: . Software tools are getting so much better. It is


possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications
and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then
have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that
programmers do now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

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Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will
pursue to build the computer, which is efficient at editing
Calculus Core Pictograms and projecting them into intentions
(Calculus ) to transform a patchwork of thoughts into
knowledge about the problem and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of


dollars in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly
$60 Billion annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of
IT failure at $3 trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss
over decades gives us the credible proof: We cant simply
substitute Programing with Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool and the


WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the
knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its
created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which
employ the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain
environment. The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems. There is no
legacy computer code (programming languages) accessible
through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory Calculus
for programming. Calculus the new foundational concept
for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the
end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

FAQ 3:

Show the difference among the


Programming and Coding. 2 Pages in .PDF
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Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship
among the notions: complexity, simplicity and Donate
calculus .

Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.By Susan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product

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represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of
the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a


standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools by
utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic
way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This
blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of
the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


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have a visual language for calculus and visual


calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover
a Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have
a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of
the frames (in the case of UML, we are not
designing nor developing the frames by itself, we
are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology
of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is
derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for
Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning
over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason
about it, thus reasoning about it become
extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a
problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the
computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or
to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case

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we want to comprehend and contemplate the


whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for


the billions of a billion-dollar computer and
Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software
as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access
to the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda
of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - CASE tool and carried out to you

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interactively as a graphic illustration in free


editable by you, within the frame provided, form.
This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification,
design and implementation on the computer of
the system created. And, thus, the subject to
learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline,
Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
CASE tool, through the interactive process,

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resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the

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calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the
modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


execution performance and expressiveness of the

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source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship
with programming and why Alexander Stepanov
thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded

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and not necessarily as programmed (and usually


it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
billions-better-estimation-planning-can-help.php

oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the

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Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could


be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr.


Sanford B. Klausner theory

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called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, employing the theory
Cubicon and WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only
has the access to the code, which is exchanged
among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP
stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations
in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);

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There is no legacy presentation of the


indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application


with the interface integrating the problem
specification and the generation of the computer
code to solve the problem. The knowledge about
a programming is captured in the calculus for
coding theory and implemented as one of the

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legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the


software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer
code, to capture in the holistic way the knowledge
about a programming, and the knowledge about
the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about
the programming, is called Calculus Executable
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code
Calculus implementing the theory. Thats why
we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the
new foundational concept for the new computer
architecture, restricting (for the public - the end
user) the access to the legacy computer code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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the framework (software development methodology) for software
development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools
by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,
design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus and

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Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in
reality it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what
the difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we
solve on the computer in the environment of the group of developers
and domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which could very
conveniently serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be
applied to bring in a knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we
want to comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry. Its a global
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Our WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


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computer input through interaction is meant. And we consider
aProgrammingby itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring)before it is created. And
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This framework is called Calculus for


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This framework intended to be delivered as a


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implementation in the ontology based, holistic way
as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint
is delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics
with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the
document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong


way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a
visual language for calculus and visual calculus for
programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They
cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames, to
collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for
coding is used. There is no specification, design
and development of the frames (in the case of UML,
we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use
of the process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it)
and what the difference among the Programming
and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated
from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself,
adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning over
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this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for
Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and developing
an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the
environment of the group of developers and domain
experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which
could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to
process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the


billions of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of
Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
Service).
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architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
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manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


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Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it.
Stop fixing it. Stay with really right tool - our brain. Support it.

"Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it";
Thats right Mr. Alex Knight (Silverlight MVP), I mean "Computer,
software tools and effort to create better software tools".

When you keep thinking intensively, you catch yourself looking


through the wall. That's the answer Mr. Alex: "Natural User Interface is
missing". And there is a little problem. Everything we add to our plain
view shall obscure our internal vision at this moment. So, there is the
recipe ...

My recipefor creating "Natural User Interface" for computer


programming: "Remove as much as possible of our view and let the
work done by the right tool". Where is the computer now?...

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done one time only...

So, let's make it done one time and come back to it only, when the
computer appears in plain view again, to hide it.

Put the computer in the backstage and let him assist us.
Continuously increase the volume of work done, to keep the computer
out of view.

"To keep the computer out of view" means "We talk to computer our
way, not the way he wants us talking".

"Continuously increase the volume of work done" means "Add new


semantics to the language of the method "Executable Pictograms".

To add new semantics to the language of the method "Executable


Pictograms" means - the notation to the Language is processible part
of it ...

... the notation to the Language is processible part of it through the


Concept like Programming.

Is it possible to combine efficiently Imperative and Visual Paradigm


together? It's possible. Through the Concept like Programming.

I named my Method of Imperative Programming for visual


paradigm - "Executable Pictograms" and implementation
(instance) of it - Calculus "Executable Pictograms" (Calculus
"Ex..P").

The method "Executable Pictograms". It could become the next


generation of what you think about.

The method "Executable Pictograms" basically is the content of the


calculus, in its most general sense
(different from that in mathematics: Non-standard calculus
[Infinitesimal Calculus {hyperreal numbers}], Standard calculus
[Fundamental theorem of calculus
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_theorem_of_calculus>{differential
calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_calculus>, integral calculus}],
Calculi [Computer Science, Software Engineering])
for programming, which is designated to become one of many an
academic discipline.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is designated to empower the


lay down of the foundation for creation of human brain -computer
interface through introducing the new concept of language graphical
design for computer programming, as new method of imperative
programming for visual programming paradigm, where Executable
Pictograms stands for: a language, when Human Comprehension is

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meant and - a conformation/confirmation (of choices and a set of


visual points of interest to traverse among the options to provide
additional details), when computer input through interaction is meant.

In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method "Executable


Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that, Method "Executable
Pictograms" is a tool for computer assisted, high definition,
multidimensional thinking, which resembles calculus for computer
programming.

We are introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of programming


and do programming semantics of the Calculus of Core Pictograms
rather than the users problem domain and addressing them with
pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to resemble programs for
users problem domain. We are replacing legacy programming
language, with pictographic language for Calculus "Ex..P" and employ
his adaptive ontology Calculus of programming. We see problems
through formulas, equalities, equations and system of equations, still
remaining with imperative and concurrent thinking. We cover over
elements of the rest of basic programming concepts: functional, logic.
And retain the capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual programming
paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another one in


hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic information as well,
transforming his knowledge to the point, where knowledge frames
delivered by the "Executable Pictograms" finish the specification,
explaining to him, what he wants to accomplish using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very intelligible


three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is possible) graphic
structure to start with rethinking the problem he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable after all


data passports are reviewed (interaction among the passports
resembling interaction that among the Cells of the Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of Visual (stands


for "paradigm") Language for Calculus "Ex..P", implementing method
"Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development, introducing the


framework (software development methodology) for software
development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools

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by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,


design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus and visual
calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a Programming,
leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in reality
it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what the
difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we solve
on the computer in the environment of the group of developers and
domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code enriched in
this way by natural language), which could very conveniently serve as
input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve
as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

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Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to the
public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To create a


feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one.Ever since the programming was born in the middle


of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of
todays wise developed computers, so there was no concept possible
to employ computer assistance in the concept of programming and
thus, bad thing happened, "computer programming" became "a
calculus for coding" only and remain in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should invent a calculus for


programming and transform a programming into one of the
academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring)before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to transform
patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming agenda will
be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda of the calculus for
programming implies to have a conformation for every choice you
made. This conformation is provided for you by the handler of all
information - WYSIWYG CASE tool and carried out to you
interactively as a graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system created. And, thus, the
subject to learn about will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by Dov


Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graph and hypertext with graphics is a medium to
reflect the user's problem domain with the precision desired.

How does it sound in philosophical meaning?

In philosophical notation, the method Executable Pictograms


(Ex..P) for specification, design and implementation of the systems
is emergent phenomena, where integrative level - Executable
Pictogram emerges from the cognitive interaction of human brain and
the system of core pictograms of Calculus in the problem domain
environment. For the problem domain, considered as computer
programming, system of core pictograms is used for implementing

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semantics of computer programming and is called - System of Core


Pictograms (Core..P) of Calculus Ex..P. Core..P employs the Set
of Executable Pictograms - the conformation/confirmation of intentions
of Calculus , as building blocks of the domain specific blueprint
for/of specification, design and implementation of the systems.
Formulas (abstractions) of the Calculus Ex..P are designated to
expand every expression, descending it to the Code (executable)
level. By design the process of descending it to the Code (executable)
level is used for a mental perception and cognition (study) by the
reader of the abstraction hierarchy to understand the calculation
semantics reading the blueprint of the Calculus Core Pictograms.
The transformation, performed by the system (WYSIWYG CASE tool)
in order to calculate/produce a result, do not based on the process of
descending. The only part of the blueprint of the Calculus Core
Pictograms - the System of Core Pictograms is designated to perform
transformations and calculate the results. By design the information
necessary for these transformations and calculations is collected
(wrapped in) and delivered through abstractions in the blueprint of the
Calculus Core Pictograms, when they (abstractions) are used by
hand to assemble pictograms to create a domain specific program of
transformations (to generate a structure of calculations) and
calculations to produce a result. The receiver of the information,
delivered by the Abstractions, is the Core..P.
Then phenomenon taking shape of, accordingly, Pictogram
resembles a method in Object-Oriented Programming, a Program
resembles Object, and a Project resembles Class. Presence of a
Skeleton and a Core, and altered presence of a notions of an index
(enabled by an attachment of the Operational String to the Pictogram)
and the parameter of the process in the Calculus makes the
difference between the notions, resembling each other accordingly.

The set of resemblances with Intentional Programming (Intentional


Software) is:

Notation Intentional Tree;

Process Executable Pictogram Disposition of Executions


Domain Schema;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-Tree


Intentional Tree implementation;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-List


Intentional Tree implementation;

Instance Project Program Intentional Program;

And "Calculus " for programming system of intentions


projected from the code of imperative calculations (System of Core
Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which employs the Set of
Executable Pictograms.

"Calculus " of programming by design is a system of intentions


(intended to be applicable to resemble components of intentional
programming) projected from the code of imperative calculations
(System of Core Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which
employs the Set of Executable Pictograms.

Calculus considered as an Adaptive Ontology of calculus, in his


general sense (we call it calculus "Ex..p" for programming or

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calculus for programming), for specification, design and computer


programming of the systems.

An Executable Pictogram is a Pictogram of the Calculus


representing in a formal way a Top Level of an abstraction, which
contains Zero (Code) Level and the Middle Levels in between,
constructed from the symbols, so called Pictograms Building Blocks
(ideograms). The Code Level is computable (executable) and the rest
- processible (in addition to features executable and processible -
divide by zero is processible, but not executable /calculable/).

An Executable Pictogram - is a graphic symbol or set of graphic


symbols enclosed in the hypertext frame with anchor points of
hyperlinks representing Nodes, Correspondences (correspondence -
an instance of corresponding) and any derivative of the syntax for a
Pictogram in the Calculus of Core Pictograms. An instance of every
anchor point is called a Passport. It is used for information on process
behavior (e.g. In the case of non-referenced field in use, default
values or type handling method to store).

Quite different user friendly environment (Intentional programming,


Literate) could be created to support method "Executable
Pictograms".

The method "Executable Pictograms" is intended to support and


boost cognitive capabilities of the user's brain.

The method "Executable Pictograms" support manipulations on


cognitive images, that features PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for
programming.

PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for programming could one day


find himself among "Natural User Interfaces" meant byBill Gates.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is a result of intuitive many


years of exploration of the system specialized pictograms, intentions
and equivalent to them data structures to feed in automatic processes,
implementing software product and representing the semantics of the
solution to the user's problem have been specified, designed and
programmed following this theoretic setup.

Method "Executable Pictograms" implies that user put together PC


given ideas and evaluates specification PC generated.

The idiom of the method "Executable Pictograms": "Do think more,


write-assemble less. Anything is written-assembled always correct;
specification and result produced. Are they done?"

Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship among the notions:


complexity, simplicity and calculus for programming.

Check this out now! There Mr. Charles Simonyi ("Intentional


Software") is talking about "Executable Pictograms" with the only

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difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I call it - "Calculus for


programming", and what he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows...
but its the data structures I maintain that are the key", I call it -
"Executable pictograms", and finally, where, what he's calling "... I
keep them in my mind throughout the entire process", I call it -
"programming with pictograms under supervision of user interface in
cloud":

INTERVIEWER:When you shift gears and actually start


programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI:The first step in programming is imagining. Just making it


crystal clear in my mind what is going to happen. In this initial stage, I
use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I dont write code. I might draw a
few boxes or a few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because the
real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine the structures that are
being maintained, the structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in my mind, then I write
the code. I sit down at my terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the different
transformations and I know what the results should be. The code for
the most part writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain that
are the key. They come first and I keep them in my mind throughout
the entire process. (Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.
By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity" in the context implying,


you to inventing the calculus for programming each time, when you
creating a program (coding); and answer, why you have to really love
the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an incredible
degree (which I call Calculus for Programming):

INTERVIEWER:What do you consider the most difficult part of


computer programming?

GATES:The hardest part is deciding what the algorithms are, and


then simplifying them as much as you can. Its difficult to get things
down to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in your mind how
the programs going to work, and you have to have a complete grasp
of how the various pieces of the program work together. The finest
pieces of software are those where one individual has a complete
sense of exactly how the program works. To have that, you have to
really love the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an
incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the witticism "Anything


you can do, I can do meta", has his vision of the user's domain
developed into an intentional programming concept (The Death Of
Computer Languages, The Birth of Intentional Programming. Charles
Simonyi. September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-52). Which
is as a result of "complexity" vs. "simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming concept.

Charles:... Mathematics is leading the way with the discovery of very


complex fundamental objects. The traditional name for a class of
these objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the old belief that
fundamental is equal to simple. Well, maybe it isnt. In computers

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we may not get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user


interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on simplicity.(Programmers
At Work. February 29, 2008. Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here is my take on it all.Calculus for programming is designated to


become a discipline of making in order complexity, thus transforming it
into quantity. To put it differently, the complexity of the users domain
will make an impact on the semantics of the calculus of Core
Pictograms, leaving the complexity of the projection of the final
product represented in Executable Pictograms not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we perceive. Then our thinking


kicks in. That's why simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being, there is nothing more simple
than a picture (picture is worth a thousand of words). That's why a
picture should be that micro command of the human intellect to
process. If you do acquire the knowledge, compressed into pictures,
and add it to this type of scenario you shall have the starting point
where I'm, after more than 30 years slow journey along this path.I call
it, Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for Programming. So, honestly,
there is nothing new here. First, you learn, and then you create a
picture; learn again to change it repeatedly, until you unable to add
anything more to the picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what you can see", it's all
about "what you cannot see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to this picture: hyperlinks;
options to choose from, created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the method of imperative
programming for visual paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the movie?", what he can answer
you, so neither me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your quick
wits, unless you reinvent the missing. Keeping human comprehension
and examples in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three-dimensional
picture; hyperlinks - another one dimension; calculus "Executable
Pictograms" for programming - one more dimension; and a computer
analyzes/assistance, enforcing calculus of Core Pictograms, where
interactive computer input is meant - the final dimension.So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called"Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"(CAPDP) - the
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment) created from
above mentioned dimensions.

CAPDP is a WYSIWYG CASEtool for the programming


embracingfeatures:

to provide a system of expectations (ontology of intentions - calculus


for programming) empowering you to say something where you don't
know what to say;
to prevent you saying nothing, where you should say something;
to prevent it happen - where you say something do not match what
you think about (Due to enforced system of expectations a context
of Executable Pictograms).

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by Alexander
Stepanov and Paramjit Oberoi (guest lecturer

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Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we have, if we consider


programming as a discipline (a branch of knowledge or teaching) in
science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest lecturer Sean Parent),


following his mind setup - "calculus for programming" (:

o no Raw Loops;
o no Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o no Raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted above constructs,


are not the calculus' (for programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for programming, do we need to
invent calculus each time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source code, I mean,


projecting it implicitly into calculus for programming is:

o to make code more readable (resembling a specification);


o to make code more suitable for reasoning about him;
o to make code more efficient by processing time.

And we could have it all in one, by making the non-compilable (for


eyes only) code as a projection of the "calculus for programming"
explicitly, produced by the CAPDP CASE tool, through the interactive
process, resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of rewriting code to only


goal, to find, the better way of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental algorithms and data


structures" - sad Paramjit Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean Parent):

o does it mean they are not the part of his calculus for programming?
o what his calculus consists of, when he's writing and drawing
something on the board, and briefing on the algorithm, before he
commits to construct or overview the source code?
o does it mean the data structure coming first in his mind and an
algorithm, built around this structure, then follow it?
o are they perceived and represented as separate entities?
o what happens if his calculus consists of data structures, which
represent the algorithm, by itself and he can switch between
algorithms by adding or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o how this shall affect his programming technics and reasoning?
o does the algorithm represented in this way is the source code?
o what now he'll be drawing on the board, if his calculus is graphical in
nature?
o does he needs something else to draw, if everybody has the same
calculus in their minds?
o is it the only mistake he can make in this way is to say/assemble
something not matching what he thinks about, if every structure is not
drawn, but provided, while traversing through the options, by the
CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and computable, and

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assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each different domain to


represent problems and solutions in these domains? Probable
Charles Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore thecapability for domain
knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental algorithms (for instance


- STL) have GUI for each of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the elements of STL do"
means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the calculus for


programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG feature is in place for


programming and we don't have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can get significantly


reduced if we answer all of the such questions?

Alexander Stepanovstated "... the programming is fundamentally


unsafe activity, it requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures' primitives..." (I prefer to
alter the meaning of the data structures and put them first) and he
stated also - the form to specify the problem and the solution is an
English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe activity; it requires you


to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in attempts to make it


safer or to apply the knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms' and data structures'


primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the process of


programming as two different things or to make the data structures to
become a programming by mounting algorithms onto them - which is
the concept of the calculus for programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the solution is an English
prose ":

- should the English prose stay one dimensional or become a


hypertext? And what if we add the graphics to the same level with the
symbols to enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek answers to support a


programming becoming a discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween traditional/modern imperative


programming and the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm and calculus

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for programming in the modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize execution performance


and expressiveness of the source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other constructs into algorithm
representation in programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an implicitly represented
feature of the source code derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm, calculus for


programming and altered notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative programming for visual
paradigm.

Data Structure (Executable Pictogram) are assembled/created to


represent an algorithm and source code.

oo Execution performance and expressiveness of the source code is


optimized and embedded into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool
for the programming (specification, design and implementation)
named as "Computer Aided Pictographic Design of Computer
Programs" (CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly to assemble a Data
Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to specify a problem, an
algorithm for solution to, is derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the Engine) is created to
represent semantics of the Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an Executable Pictogram,
and the lowest level of the abstraction for the reference/feedback to
the code generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-interactive UI of the
WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP which employs an Adaptive ontology -
Calculus , where Object Process Methodology by Dov Dori is
adapted, to match the graphical design of the Calculus "Executable
Pictograms", and contained as very important part of it, to glue things
together and make sense of everything presented with Executable
pictogram. The Engine is programmable and expandable,
implementing low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the Executable Pictograms is
implementing high level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Difference among Calculus for Programming and Calculus for


Coding in term of relationship with programming and why
Alexander Stepanov thinks - programming is "Fundamentally
Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded and not necessarily
as programmed (and usually it works as wasn't programmed)?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and reasoning about the


problem with the help of specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming language and/or UI of


the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program text, sometimes the

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code is generated from the program text, represented in graphics. In


both cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different presentations and same


presentation can produce different code, because it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So, no difference where
we are in those relationships, the presentation means code, which
tells us, what the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the program does - the
Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because no Calculus means


there is no programming. And Calculus for programming is derived
from the program. That's mean - from the code. So, there should be
the Calculus for Coding, which tell us, how the code should be
arranged in order to tell us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general, produces different code,


thus - different Calculus for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the first. That's mean it can't
be scaled and reused. Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for programming and are


forced to replace it with Calculus for Coding. That's why the
programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by Alexander
Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There are so many studies
attempting to quantify the cost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the number is at least
50 to 80-billion-dollar range annually.
http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-billions-better-estimation-
planning-can-help.php

o Alexander Stepanovstated "I use usually 10% of the C++". Does it


mean he has derived his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could be used to decrease
the efficiency of his code? But what about expressiveness of the
program presentation and support of mental pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the programming safe as a Method


of Imperative Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming explicitly to think,
reason and construct the program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we should design the


Calculus for Programming from mental/physical pictures/graphics and
find the center among the Calculus for programming and the Code.

o And at the center is the WYSIWYG CASE tool, which projects both
things. One - towards a user and another, accordingly, towards
computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the foundation of Imperative


Programming as Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility of templates
(templetes) in the Calculus for Programming designated to represent
and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for Programming represent and

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support mental pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's safe


to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for Programming, to scale it,
to reuse it and to share it among the users. And thus a program shall
do, what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative programming is a


result, derived feature of coding. It helps implicitly to understand and
read the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for different problem
domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the method Executable


Pictograms for visual paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the solution for the
problem, thus it's scalable over different problem domains. Its
ontology is adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr. Sanford B.


Klausner theory called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision for change.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer:The machine only has the access to the Code; The public
access to the Code is restricted by the hardware and replaced with
the M2M communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory Cubicon?


- You do not have a Calculus for Programming employed. Instead,
you have the Calculus for Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which exclude public access to


the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory Cubicon and employing
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only has the access to the code,
which is exchanged among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP stands for "Computer
Aided Pictographic Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from, are our intentions,
delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no software piracy, no


software failures. Annual average of savings for the nation willl be 50
billion of dollars (no software failures), where the additional software
security (anti-virus, anti-identity theft) cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through its features and the


difference with Calculus for Coding:

The same behavior (in the sense to be explained) could have many
representations;
The representation could have no behavior (it's about representation
of itself design);
The representation could have levels (ontology, Executable
Pictogram, Calculus , -graph);

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The representation does not provide access to machine code (and


his abstraction - legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained (illustrated) by machine code
(legacy programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations in the calculations (the
structure of iterations by itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the indexed variable in the
expression of the string of mathematical calculations and the content
(of the data) transformations (because there is no fixed structure of
the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the access to the index.
The representation of the data structure can be explained by the
algorithm presented in the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to present the specification of the
problem.
The representation has free visual expression in the frame provided
as a set of options to choose from combinable by a simple set
(constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes (no direct access to
machine code or/and legacy programming language). The only type of
the mistake could occur, where the specification of the problem does
not specify the problem we intended to specify (specification not
finished yet or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Coding embraced by the way the another level of abstraction is
added to the code (legacy programming language) and the access to
the lowest level code or/and legacy programming language is granted
or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for Coding by itself
represent knowledge set about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming language). The projection
is directed towards the Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of the many disciplines in the
science. Its designated to teach how to programming.

The idiom of method "Executable Pictograms" follows paradigms:


Intentional programming (Language Oriented), Literate, Imperative
and Visual.

Method "Executable Pictograms" is a foundation for "processible"


and "computable (executable)". This foundation designated ...

This foundation designated ... to be seen and used to rethink the


problem you solve. Computer code is generated and stays out of plain
view.

Intentional programming (software) is a pretty good balance of "The


way we want to talk to" and "Computer wants us talking". And ...

And ... the method "Executable Pictograms" is a significant shift of


this balance towards "The way we want to talk to".

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Basically, the method "Executable Pictograms" lay down a "calculus


for programming".

The method "Executable Pictograms" implemented in new Visual (is


meant "paradigm") Programming Language and Notation to represent
multidimensional her semantics.

It's all about the new kind of Meta-Link Flowchart, assembled from a
fixed set of pictograms, each of which consist of ideograms, and each
of which enriched with text strings as identifiers, sequence of
operations and comments.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is not a data flow
neither process flow nor status representation.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is more formal,


two-or three-dimensional graphically designed formula like, very
universal and simple.

"Executable Pictograms" - the Method of Imperative Programming


for visual paradigm -effectively defies Deutsch Limit (L. Peter
Deutsch.).

The method "Executable Pictograms" makes even "GoTo ..." looking


"good". Now it unable to make a confusion in the logic of any
algorithm.

Cognitive perspective of the method "Executable Pictograms" do


graphically incarnate GoTo, as a marker consisting of one symbol
named Go back to the entity started to continue.

Lets take a look intoBill Gates'prediction on the future of the


Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical change in


the way people go about programming, or in the way computers
operate?

GATES:. Software tools are getting so much better. It is possible


that we will eventually be able to take just specifications and a
description of what the machine is efficient at, and then have some
super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that programmers do
now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will pursue to
build the computer, which is efficient at editing Calculus Core

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Pictograms and projecting them into intentions (Calculus ) to


transform a patchwork of thoughts into knowledge about the problem
and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of dollars


in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly $60 Billion
annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of IT failure at $3
trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss over decades gives us
the credible proof: We cant simply substitute Programing with
Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool


and the WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the
project of the Executable Pictograms, LLC) by
the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the interface


integrating the problem specification and the generation of the
computer code to solve the problem. The knowledge about a
programming is captured in the calculus for coding theory and
implemented as one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application with


the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer code, to capture in the
holistic way the knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge
about the problem and the solution. The part of this code, designated
to capture the knowledge about the programming, is called Calculus
Executable Pictograms, which employ the set of Core Pictograms in
the problem domain environment. The knowledge captured is
projected as the blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems.
There is no legacy computer code (programming languages)
accessible through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the new foundational
concept for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

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The scientific research near the forty years in the making
to save for nation billions of dollars annually is seeking
for contribution. Well be able to capture knowledge before
it is created, i.e. to transform the patchwork of our thoughts
into the knowledge.

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in
the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


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The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


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Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
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Frames, to collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply
the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use of
only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat
it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining
a programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations to
solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time,
the calculus for programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable
ontology. We are constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the environment of
the group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for AI,
to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
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printout, click on the little icons at the top of the page. One of
them could be reached, following the link (big enough picture, to
test your equipment for performance productivity):
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Investments, instead of contributions, could be considered a


meaningful amount at a wide range of money, ranging from
$70 000 annually to 5 billion for a decade, if the hardware
production tools will be deployed.

FAQ 1:

"Describe what you will use the money for":

The money will be used for fundamental research leading to a


theoretical foundation, named Calculus for programming.
Calculus , for specification, design and systems engineering
in a generic domain-independent fashion, using, the type of
computer software so called WYSIWYG CASE, as the tool.

The money will be used to introduce the theory Calculus for


programming. Calculus to the experts of different domains.

The money will be used to introduce this foundational theory to


the academic society and promulgate it.

The money will be used to expand R&D of the method


Executable Pictograms of imperative programming for visual
programming (not coding) paradigm. (The concept implemented
before 1974 as a complementary technique to enhance reading
data structures on the paper blueprint of the project, developed
since 1977 in Lithuania and continued as of today in the USA,
what has led to this foundational theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus , separating two notions in computer
science Programming and Coding.)

The money will be used by company Executable Pictograms,

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LLC to keep research a flow and, if it not objected by the


contributor,to finance the contract with the Intentional Software
Corporation to build a prototype of a WYSIWYG CASE tool, as
a workbench, embracing the foundational concept Calculus .
(I am the founder, CEO/CTO of the company Executable
Pictograms, LLC and the author of the theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus ).

The money will be used to publish theoretical results and


develop an educational platform to achieve literacy in systems
engineering (by using a computer) across every educational
juncture (e.g., elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels
[College/University]).

FAQ 2:

What unique things would separate you from


other applicants applying for this money?

The theory Calculus for programming. Calculus is the only


theory as of today for programming, which allows capture
effectively domain specific knowledge before its created and
reasoning as to knowledge blueprint independently of the
computer code. (We consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge). This is a
perfect match to Intentional Programming, introduced by
Charles Simonyi, to use as an implementation platform.
Altogether they will be used as the foundation of a new
computer architecture for faultless specification, design and
systems engineering in a generic domain-independent fashion,
embracing concept based on the restriction of the direct public
access to the machine code. Thus creating a very beneficial
digital environment, where identity theft, hacking and software
piracy are limited by hardware architecture and naturally
secured by corporations multibillion dollar manufacturing
investments to make access to machine code granted only to
IoT hardware infrastructure through M2M communication.

Lets take a look into Bill Gates' prediction on the future of


the Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical


change in the way people go about programming, or in the way
computers operate?

GATES: . Software tools are getting so much better. It is


possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications
and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then
have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that
programmers do now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

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Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will
pursue to build the computer, which is efficient at editing
Calculus Core Pictograms and projecting them into intentions
(Calculus ) to transform a patchwork of thoughts into
knowledge about the problem and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of


dollars in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly
$60 Billion annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of
IT failure at $3 trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss
over decades gives us the credible proof: We cant simply
substitute Programing with Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool and the


WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the
knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its
created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which
employ the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain
environment. The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems. There is no
legacy computer code (programming languages) accessible
through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory Calculus
for programming. Calculus the new foundational concept
for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the
end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

FAQ 3:

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Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire
process.(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi
1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain will make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus , leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product

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represented in calculusnot intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool
called"Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" (CAPDP)- the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of
the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a


standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools by
utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic
way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This
blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of
the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to

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have a visual language for calculus and visual


calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover
a Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have
a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of
the frames (in the case of UML, we are not
designing nor developing the frames by itself, we
are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology
of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is
derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for
Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning
over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason
about it, thus reasoning about it become
extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a
problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the
computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or
to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case

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we want to comprehend and contemplate the


whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for


the billions of a billion-dollar computer and
Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software
as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access
to the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda
of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - CASE tool and carried out to you

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interactively as a graphic illustration in free


editable by you, within the frame provided, form.
This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification,
design and implementation on the computer of
the system created. And, thus, the subject to
learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline,
Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
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resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the

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calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the
modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


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source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship
with programming and why Alexander Stepanov
thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

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and not necessarily as programmed (and usually


it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
billions-better-estimation-planning-can-help.php

oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the

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Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could


be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr.


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called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, employing the theory
Cubicon and WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only
has the access to the code, which is exchanged
among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP
stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations
in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);

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There is no legacy presentation of the


indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application


with the interface integrating the problem
specification and the generation of the computer
code to solve the problem. The knowledge about
a programming is captured in the calculus for
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legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the


software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer
code, to capture in the holistic way the knowledge
about a programming, and the knowledge about
the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about
the programming, is called Calculus Executable
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code
Calculus implementing the theory. Thats why
we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the
new foundational concept for the new computer
architecture, restricting (for the public - the end
user) the access to the legacy computer code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
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implementation in the ontology based, holistic way
as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint
is delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics
with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the
document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong


way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a
visual language for calculus and visual calculus for
programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They
cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames, to
collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for
coding is used. There is no specification, design
and development of the frames (in the case of UML,
we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use
of the process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it)
and what the difference among the Programming
and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated
from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself,
adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning over
code, we derive each time, the calculus for

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programming, to construct mentally a specification,


of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And
this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for
Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and developing
an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the
environment of the group of developers and domain
experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which
could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to
process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the


billions of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of
Things industry.

Its a:

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Programming
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Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it.
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"Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it";
Thats right Mr. Alex Knight (Silverlight MVP), I mean "Computer,
software tools and effort to create better software tools".

When you keep thinking intensively, you catch yourself looking


through the wall. That's the answer Mr. Alex: "Natural User Interface is
missing". And there is a little problem. Everything we add to our plain
view shall obscure our internal vision at this moment. So, there is the
recipe ...

My recipefor creating "Natural User Interface" for computer


programming: "Remove as much as possible of our view and let the
work done by the right tool". Where is the computer now?...

Where is the computer now? Unfortunately, today we have no


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done one time only...

So, let's make it done one time and come back to it only, when the
computer appears in plain view again, to hide it.

Put the computer in the backstage and let him assist us.
Continuously increase the volume of work done, to keep the computer
out of view.

"To keep the computer out of view" means "We talk to computer our
way, not the way he wants us talking".

"Continuously increase the volume of work done" means "Add new


semantics to the language of the method "Executable Pictograms".

To add new semantics to the language of the method "Executable


Pictograms" means - the notation to the Language is processible part
of it ...

... the notation to the Language is processible part of it through the


Concept like Programming.

Is it possible to combine efficiently Imperative and Visual Paradigm


together? It's possible. Through the Concept like Programming.

I named my Method of Imperative Programming for visual


paradigm - "Executable Pictograms" and implementation
(instance) of it - Calculus "Executable Pictograms" (Calculus
"Ex..P").

The method "Executable Pictograms". It could become the next


generation of what you think about.

The method "Executable Pictograms" basically is the content of the


calculus, in its most general sense
(different from that in mathematics: Non-standard calculus
[Infinitesimal Calculus {hyperreal numbers}], Standard calculus
[Fundamental theorem of calculus
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_theorem_of_calculus>{differential
calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_calculus>, integral calculus}],
Calculi [Computer Science, Software Engineering])
for programming, which is designated to become one of many an
academic discipline.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is designated to empower the


lay down of the foundation for creation of human brain -computer
interface through introducing the new concept of language graphical
design for computer programming, as new method of imperative
programming for visual programming paradigm, where Executable
Pictograms stands for: a language, when Human Comprehension is

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meant and - a conformation/confirmation (of choices and a set of


visual points of interest to traverse among the options to provide
additional details), when computer input through interaction is meant.

In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method "Executable


Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that, Method "Executable
Pictograms" is a tool for computer assisted, high definition,
multidimensional thinking, which resembles calculus for computer
programming.

We are introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of programming


and do programming semantics of the Calculus of Core Pictograms
rather than the users problem domain and addressing them with
pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to resemble programs for
users problem domain. We are replacing legacy programming
language, with pictographic language for Calculus "Ex..P" and employ
his adaptive ontology Calculus of programming. We see problems
through formulas, equalities, equations and system of equations, still
remaining with imperative and concurrent thinking. We cover over
elements of the rest of basic programming concepts: functional, logic.
And retain the capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual programming
paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another one in


hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic information as well,
transforming his knowledge to the point, where knowledge frames
delivered by the "Executable Pictograms" finish the specification,
explaining to him, what he wants to accomplish using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very intelligible


three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is possible) graphic
structure to start with rethinking the problem he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable after all


data passports are reviewed (interaction among the passports
resembling interaction that among the Cells of the Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of Visual (stands


for "paradigm") Language for Calculus "Ex..P", implementing method
"Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development, introducing the


framework (software development methodology) for software
development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools

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by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,


design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus and visual
calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a Programming,
leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in reality
it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what the
difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we solve
on the computer in the environment of the group of developers and
domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code enriched in
this way by natural language), which could very conveniently serve as
input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve
as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

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Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to the
public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To create a


feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one.Ever since the programming was born in the middle


of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of
todays wise developed computers, so there was no concept possible
to employ computer assistance in the concept of programming and
thus, bad thing happened, "computer programming" became "a
calculus for coding" only and remain in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should invent a calculus for


programming and transform a programming into one of the
academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring)before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to transform
patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming agenda will
be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda of the calculus for
programming implies to have a conformation for every choice you
made. This conformation is provided for you by the handler of all
information - WYSIWYG CASE tool and carried out to you
interactively as a graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system created. And, thus, the
subject to learn about will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by Dov


Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graph and hypertext with graphics is a medium to
reflect the user's problem domain with the precision desired.

How does it sound in philosophical meaning?

In philosophical notation, the method Executable Pictograms


(Ex..P) for specification, design and implementation of the systems
is emergent phenomena, where integrative level - Executable
Pictogram emerges from the cognitive interaction of human brain and
the system of core pictograms of Calculus in the problem domain
environment. For the problem domain, considered as computer
programming, system of core pictograms is used for implementing

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semantics of computer programming and is called - System of Core


Pictograms (Core..P) of Calculus Ex..P. Core..P employs the Set
of Executable Pictograms - the conformation/confirmation of intentions
of Calculus , as building blocks of the domain specific blueprint
for/of specification, design and implementation of the systems.
Formulas (abstractions) of the Calculus Ex..P are designated to
expand every expression, descending it to the Code (executable)
level. By design the process of descending it to the Code (executable)
level is used for a mental perception and cognition (study) by the
reader of the abstraction hierarchy to understand the calculation
semantics reading the blueprint of the Calculus Core Pictograms.
The transformation, performed by the system (WYSIWYG CASE tool)
in order to calculate/produce a result, do not based on the process of
descending. The only part of the blueprint of the Calculus Core
Pictograms - the System of Core Pictograms is designated to perform
transformations and calculate the results. By design the information
necessary for these transformations and calculations is collected
(wrapped in) and delivered through abstractions in the blueprint of the
Calculus Core Pictograms, when they (abstractions) are used by
hand to assemble pictograms to create a domain specific program of
transformations (to generate a structure of calculations) and
calculations to produce a result. The receiver of the information,
delivered by the Abstractions, is the Core..P.
Then phenomenon taking shape of, accordingly, Pictogram
resembles a method in Object-Oriented Programming, a Program
resembles Object, and a Project resembles Class. Presence of a
Skeleton and a Core, and altered presence of a notions of an index
(enabled by an attachment of the Operational String to the Pictogram)
and the parameter of the process in the Calculus makes the
difference between the notions, resembling each other accordingly.

The set of resemblances with Intentional Programming (Intentional


Software) is:

Notation Intentional Tree;

Process Executable Pictogram Disposition of Executions


Domain Schema;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-Tree


Intentional Tree implementation;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-List


Intentional Tree implementation;

Instance Project Program Intentional Program;

And "Calculus " for programming system of intentions


projected from the code of imperative calculations (System of Core
Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which employs the Set of
Executable Pictograms.

"Calculus " of programming by design is a system of intentions


(intended to be applicable to resemble components of intentional
programming) projected from the code of imperative calculations
(System of Core Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which
employs the Set of Executable Pictograms.

Calculus considered as an Adaptive Ontology of calculus, in his


general sense (we call it calculus "Ex..p" for programming or

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calculus for programming), for specification, design and computer


programming of the systems.

An Executable Pictogram is a Pictogram of the Calculus


representing in a formal way a Top Level of an abstraction, which
contains Zero (Code) Level and the Middle Levels in between,
constructed from the symbols, so called Pictograms Building Blocks
(ideograms). The Code Level is computable (executable) and the rest
- processible (in addition to features executable and processible -
divide by zero is processible, but not executable /calculable/).

An Executable Pictogram - is a graphic symbol or set of graphic


symbols enclosed in the hypertext frame with anchor points of
hyperlinks representing Nodes, Correspondences (correspondence -
an instance of corresponding) and any derivative of the syntax for a
Pictogram in the Calculus of Core Pictograms. An instance of every
anchor point is called a Passport. It is used for information on process
behavior (e.g. In the case of non-referenced field in use, default
values or type handling method to store).

Quite different user friendly environment (Intentional programming,


Literate) could be created to support method "Executable
Pictograms".

The method "Executable Pictograms" is intended to support and


boost cognitive capabilities of the user's brain.

The method "Executable Pictograms" support manipulations on


cognitive images, that features PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for
programming.

PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for programming could one day


find himself among "Natural User Interfaces" meant byBill Gates.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is a result of intuitive many


years of exploration of the system specialized pictograms, intentions
and equivalent to them data structures to feed in automatic processes,
implementing software product and representing the semantics of the
solution to the user's problem have been specified, designed and
programmed following this theoretic setup.

Method "Executable Pictograms" implies that user put together PC


given ideas and evaluates specification PC generated.

The idiom of the method "Executable Pictograms": "Do think more,


write-assemble less. Anything is written-assembled always correct;
specification and result produced. Are they done?"

Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship among the notions:


complexity, simplicity and calculus for programming.

Check this out now! There Mr. Charles Simonyi ("Intentional


Software") is talking about "Executable Pictograms" with the only

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difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I call it - "Calculus for


programming", and what he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows...
but its the data structures I maintain that are the key", I call it -
"Executable pictograms", and finally, where, what he's calling "... I
keep them in my mind throughout the entire process", I call it -
"programming with pictograms under supervision of user interface in
cloud":

INTERVIEWER:When you shift gears and actually start


programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI:The first step in programming is imagining. Just making it


crystal clear in my mind what is going to happen. In this initial stage, I
use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I dont write code. I might draw a
few boxes or a few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because the
real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine the structures that are
being maintained, the structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in my mind, then I write
the code. I sit down at my terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the different
transformations and I know what the results should be. The code for
the most part writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain that
are the key. They come first and I keep them in my mind throughout
the entire process. (Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.
By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity" in the context implying,


you to inventing the calculus for programming each time, when you
creating a program (coding); and answer, why you have to really love
the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an incredible
degree (which I call Calculus for Programming):

INTERVIEWER:What do you consider the most difficult part of


computer programming?

GATES:The hardest part is deciding what the algorithms are, and


then simplifying them as much as you can. Its difficult to get things
down to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in your mind how
the programs going to work, and you have to have a complete grasp
of how the various pieces of the program work together. The finest
pieces of software are those where one individual has a complete
sense of exactly how the program works. To have that, you have to
really love the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an
incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the witticism "Anything


you can do, I can do meta", has his vision of the user's domain
developed into an intentional programming concept (The Death Of
Computer Languages, The Birth of Intentional Programming. Charles
Simonyi. September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-52). Which
is as a result of "complexity" vs. "simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming concept.

Charles:... Mathematics is leading the way with the discovery of very


complex fundamental objects. The traditional name for a class of
these objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the old belief that
fundamental is equal to simple. Well, maybe it isnt. In computers

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we may not get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user


interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on simplicity.(Programmers
At Work. February 29, 2008. Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here is my take on it all.Calculus for programming is designated to


become a discipline of making in order complexity, thus transforming it
into quantity. To put it differently, the complexity of the users domain
will make an impact on the semantics of the calculus of Core
Pictograms, leaving the complexity of the projection of the final
product represented in Executable Pictograms not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we perceive. Then our thinking


kicks in. That's why simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being, there is nothing more simple
than a picture (picture is worth a thousand of words). That's why a
picture should be that micro command of the human intellect to
process. If you do acquire the knowledge, compressed into pictures,
and add it to this type of scenario you shall have the starting point
where I'm, after more than 30 years slow journey along this path.I call
it, Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for Programming. So, honestly,
there is nothing new here. First, you learn, and then you create a
picture; learn again to change it repeatedly, until you unable to add
anything more to the picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what you can see", it's all
about "what you cannot see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to this picture: hyperlinks;
options to choose from, created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the method of imperative
programming for visual paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the movie?", what he can answer
you, so neither me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your quick
wits, unless you reinvent the missing. Keeping human comprehension
and examples in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three-dimensional
picture; hyperlinks - another one dimension; calculus "Executable
Pictograms" for programming - one more dimension; and a computer
analyzes/assistance, enforcing calculus of Core Pictograms, where
interactive computer input is meant - the final dimension.So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called"Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"(CAPDP) - the
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment) created from
above mentioned dimensions.

CAPDP is a WYSIWYG CASEtool for the programming


embracingfeatures:

to provide a system of expectations (ontology of intentions - calculus


for programming) empowering you to say something where you don't
know what to say;
to prevent you saying nothing, where you should say something;
to prevent it happen - where you say something do not match what
you think about (Due to enforced system of expectations a context
of Executable Pictograms).

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by Alexander
Stepanov and Paramjit Oberoi (guest lecturer

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Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we have, if we consider


programming as a discipline (a branch of knowledge or teaching) in
science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest lecturer Sean Parent),


following his mind setup - "calculus for programming" (:

o no Raw Loops;
o no Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o no Raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted above constructs,


are not the calculus' (for programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for programming, do we need to
invent calculus each time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source code, I mean,


projecting it implicitly into calculus for programming is:

o to make code more readable (resembling a specification);


o to make code more suitable for reasoning about him;
o to make code more efficient by processing time.

And we could have it all in one, by making the non-compilable (for


eyes only) code as a projection of the "calculus for programming"
explicitly, produced by the CAPDP CASE tool, through the interactive
process, resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of rewriting code to only


goal, to find, the better way of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental algorithms and data


structures" - sad Paramjit Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean Parent):

o does it mean they are not the part of his calculus for programming?
o what his calculus consists of, when he's writing and drawing
something on the board, and briefing on the algorithm, before he
commits to construct or overview the source code?
o does it mean the data structure coming first in his mind and an
algorithm, built around this structure, then follow it?
o are they perceived and represented as separate entities?
o what happens if his calculus consists of data structures, which
represent the algorithm, by itself and he can switch between
algorithms by adding or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o how this shall affect his programming technics and reasoning?
o does the algorithm represented in this way is the source code?
o what now he'll be drawing on the board, if his calculus is graphical in
nature?
o does he needs something else to draw, if everybody has the same
calculus in their minds?
o is it the only mistake he can make in this way is to say/assemble
something not matching what he thinks about, if every structure is not
drawn, but provided, while traversing through the options, by the
CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and computable, and

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assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each different domain to


represent problems and solutions in these domains? Probable
Charles Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore thecapability for domain
knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental algorithms (for instance


- STL) have GUI for each of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the elements of STL do"
means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the calculus for


programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG feature is in place for


programming and we don't have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can get significantly


reduced if we answer all of the such questions?

Alexander Stepanovstated "... the programming is fundamentally


unsafe activity, it requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures' primitives..." (I prefer to
alter the meaning of the data structures and put them first) and he
stated also - the form to specify the problem and the solution is an
English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe activity; it requires you


to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in attempts to make it


safer or to apply the knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms' and data structures'


primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the process of


programming as two different things or to make the data structures to
become a programming by mounting algorithms onto them - which is
the concept of the calculus for programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the solution is an English
prose ":

- should the English prose stay one dimensional or become a


hypertext? And what if we add the graphics to the same level with the
symbols to enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek answers to support a


programming becoming a discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween traditional/modern imperative


programming and the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm and calculus

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for programming in the modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize execution performance


and expressiveness of the source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other constructs into algorithm
representation in programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an implicitly represented
feature of the source code derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm, calculus for


programming and altered notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative programming for visual
paradigm.

Data Structure (Executable Pictogram) are assembled/created to


represent an algorithm and source code.

oo Execution performance and expressiveness of the source code is


optimized and embedded into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool
for the programming (specification, design and implementation)
named as "Computer Aided Pictographic Design of Computer
Programs" (CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly to assemble a Data
Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to specify a problem, an
algorithm for solution to, is derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the Engine) is created to
represent semantics of the Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an Executable Pictogram,
and the lowest level of the abstraction for the reference/feedback to
the code generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-interactive UI of the
WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP which employs an Adaptive ontology -
Calculus , where Object Process Methodology by Dov Dori is
adapted, to match the graphical design of the Calculus "Executable
Pictograms", and contained as very important part of it, to glue things
together and make sense of everything presented with Executable
pictogram. The Engine is programmable and expandable,
implementing low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the Executable Pictograms is
implementing high level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Difference among Calculus for Programming and Calculus for


Coding in term of relationship with programming and why
Alexander Stepanov thinks - programming is "Fundamentally
Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded and not necessarily
as programmed (and usually it works as wasn't programmed)?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and reasoning about the


problem with the help of specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming language and/or UI of


the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program text, sometimes the

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code is generated from the program text, represented in graphics. In


both cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different presentations and same


presentation can produce different code, because it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So, no difference where
we are in those relationships, the presentation means code, which
tells us, what the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the program does - the
Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because no Calculus means


there is no programming. And Calculus for programming is derived
from the program. That's mean - from the code. So, there should be
the Calculus for Coding, which tell us, how the code should be
arranged in order to tell us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general, produces different code,


thus - different Calculus for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the first. That's mean it can't
be scaled and reused. Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for programming and are


forced to replace it with Calculus for Coding. That's why the
programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by Alexander
Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There are so many studies
attempting to quantify the cost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the number is at least
50 to 80-billion-dollar range annually.
http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-billions-better-estimation-
planning-can-help.php

o Alexander Stepanovstated "I use usually 10% of the C++". Does it


mean he has derived his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could be used to decrease
the efficiency of his code? But what about expressiveness of the
program presentation and support of mental pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the programming safe as a Method


of Imperative Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming explicitly to think,
reason and construct the program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we should design the


Calculus for Programming from mental/physical pictures/graphics and
find the center among the Calculus for programming and the Code.

o And at the center is the WYSIWYG CASE tool, which projects both
things. One - towards a user and another, accordingly, towards
computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the foundation of Imperative


Programming as Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility of templates
(templetes) in the Calculus for Programming designated to represent
and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for Programming represent and

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support mental pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's safe


to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for Programming, to scale it,
to reuse it and to share it among the users. And thus a program shall
do, what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative programming is a


result, derived feature of coding. It helps implicitly to understand and
read the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for different problem
domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the method Executable


Pictograms for visual paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the solution for the
problem, thus it's scalable over different problem domains. Its
ontology is adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr. Sanford B.


Klausner theory called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision for change.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer:The machine only has the access to the Code; The public
access to the Code is restricted by the hardware and replaced with
the M2M communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory Cubicon?


- You do not have a Calculus for Programming employed. Instead,
you have the Calculus for Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which exclude public access to


the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory Cubicon and employing
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only has the access to the code,
which is exchanged among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP stands for "Computer
Aided Pictographic Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from, are our intentions,
delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no software piracy, no


software failures. Annual average of savings for the nation willl be 50
billion of dollars (no software failures), where the additional software
security (anti-virus, anti-identity theft) cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through its features and the


difference with Calculus for Coding:

The same behavior (in the sense to be explained) could have many
representations;
The representation could have no behavior (it's about representation
of itself design);
The representation could have levels (ontology, Executable
Pictogram, Calculus , -graph);

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The representation does not provide access to machine code (and


his abstraction - legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained (illustrated) by machine code
(legacy programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations in the calculations (the
structure of iterations by itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the indexed variable in the
expression of the string of mathematical calculations and the content
(of the data) transformations (because there is no fixed structure of
the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the access to the index.
The representation of the data structure can be explained by the
algorithm presented in the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to present the specification of the
problem.
The representation has free visual expression in the frame provided
as a set of options to choose from combinable by a simple set
(constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes (no direct access to
machine code or/and legacy programming language). The only type of
the mistake could occur, where the specification of the problem does
not specify the problem we intended to specify (specification not
finished yet or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Coding embraced by the way the another level of abstraction is
added to the code (legacy programming language) and the access to
the lowest level code or/and legacy programming language is granted
or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for Coding by itself
represent knowledge set about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming language). The projection
is directed towards the Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of the many disciplines in the
science. Its designated to teach how to programming.

The idiom of method "Executable Pictograms" follows paradigms:


Intentional programming (Language Oriented), Literate, Imperative
and Visual.

Method "Executable Pictograms" is a foundation for "processible"


and "computable (executable)". This foundation designated ...

This foundation designated ... to be seen and used to rethink the


problem you solve. Computer code is generated and stays out of plain
view.

Intentional programming (software) is a pretty good balance of "The


way we want to talk to" and "Computer wants us talking". And ...

And ... the method "Executable Pictograms" is a significant shift of


this balance towards "The way we want to talk to".

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Basically, the method "Executable Pictograms" lay down a "calculus


for programming".

The method "Executable Pictograms" implemented in new Visual (is


meant "paradigm") Programming Language and Notation to represent
multidimensional her semantics.

It's all about the new kind of Meta-Link Flowchart, assembled from a
fixed set of pictograms, each of which consist of ideograms, and each
of which enriched with text strings as identifiers, sequence of
operations and comments.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is not a data flow
neither process flow nor status representation.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is more formal,


two-or three-dimensional graphically designed formula like, very
universal and simple.

"Executable Pictograms" - the Method of Imperative Programming


for visual paradigm -effectively defies Deutsch Limit (L. Peter
Deutsch.).

The method "Executable Pictograms" makes even "GoTo ..." looking


"good". Now it unable to make a confusion in the logic of any
algorithm.

Cognitive perspective of the method "Executable Pictograms" do


graphically incarnate GoTo, as a marker consisting of one symbol
named Go back to the entity started to continue.

Lets take a look intoBill Gates'prediction on the future of the


Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical change in


the way people go about programming, or in the way computers
operate?

GATES:. Software tools are getting so much better. It is possible


that we will eventually be able to take just specifications and a
description of what the machine is efficient at, and then have some
super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that programmers do
now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will pursue to
build the computer, which is efficient at editing Calculus Core

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Pictograms and projecting them into intentions (Calculus ) to


transform a patchwork of thoughts into knowledge about the problem
and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of dollars


in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly $60 Billion
annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of IT failure at $3
trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss over decades gives us
the credible proof: We cant simply substitute Programing with
Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool


and the WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the
project of the Executable Pictograms, LLC) by
the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the interface


integrating the problem specification and the generation of the
computer code to solve the problem. The knowledge about a
programming is captured in the calculus for coding theory and
implemented as one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application with


the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer code, to capture in the
holistic way the knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge
about the problem and the solution. The part of this code, designated
to capture the knowledge about the programming, is called Calculus
Executable Pictograms, which employ the set of Core Pictograms in
the problem domain environment. The knowledge captured is
projected as the blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems.
There is no legacy computer code (programming languages)
accessible through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the new foundational
concept for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

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Hi, there!
The scientific research near the forty years in the making
to save for nation billions of dollars annually is seeking
for contribution. Well be able to capture knowledge before
it is created, i.e. to transform the patchwork of our thoughts
into the knowledge.

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in
the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain 2D
presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,

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is supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling,
e.g. UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply
the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use of
only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat
it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining
a programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations to
solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time,
the calculus for programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable
ontology. We are constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the environment of
the group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for AI,
to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry. Its a
global educational platform, globally used SaaS (quantum
Computing),

Our WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.
My science in desperate need of some attention to continue
R&D and come up with something more substantial for your
organization.

Now we are ready to say: - Programming is not the same as


Coding. Use an E-mail to address yourquestions or
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Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code
to the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

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Investments, instead of contributions, could be considered a


meaningful amount at a wide range of money, ranging from
$70 000 annually to 5 billion for a decade, if the hardware
production tools will be deployed.

FAQ 1:

"Describe what you will use the money for":

The money will be used for fundamental research leading to a


theoretical foundation, named Calculus for programming.
Calculus , for specification, design and systems engineering
in a generic domain-independent fashion, using, the type of
computer software so called WYSIWYG CASE, as the tool.

The money will be used to introduce the theory Calculus for


programming. Calculus to the experts of different domains.

The money will be used to introduce this foundational theory to


the academic society and promulgate it.

The money will be used to expand R&D of the method


Executable Pictograms of imperative programming for visual
programming (not coding) paradigm. (The concept implemented
before 1974 as a complementary technique to enhance reading
data structures on the paper blueprint of the project, developed
since 1977 in Lithuania and continued as of today in the USA,
what has led to this foundational theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus , separating two notions in computer
science Programming and Coding.)

The money will be used by company Executable Pictograms,

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LLC to keep research a flow and, if it not objected by the


contributor,to finance the contract with the Intentional Software
Corporation to build a prototype of a WYSIWYG CASE tool, as
a workbench, embracing the foundational concept Calculus .
(I am the founder, CEO/CTO of the company Executable
Pictograms, LLC and the author of the theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus ).

The money will be used to publish theoretical results and


develop an educational platform to achieve literacy in systems
engineering (by using a computer) across every educational
juncture (e.g., elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels
[College/University]).

FAQ 2:

What unique things would separate you from


other applicants applying for this money?

The theory Calculus for programming. Calculus is the only


theory as of today for programming, which allows capture
effectively domain specific knowledge before its created and
reasoning as to knowledge blueprint independently of the
computer code. (We consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge). This is a
perfect match to Intentional Programming, introduced by
Charles Simonyi, to use as an implementation platform.
Altogether they will be used as the foundation of a new
computer architecture for faultless specification, design and
systems engineering in a generic domain-independent fashion,
embracing concept based on the restriction of the direct public
access to the machine code. Thus creating a very beneficial
digital environment, where identity theft, hacking and software
piracy are limited by hardware architecture and naturally
secured by corporations multibillion dollar manufacturing
investments to make access to machine code granted only to
IoT hardware infrastructure through M2M communication.

Lets take a look into Bill Gates' prediction on the future of


the Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical


change in the way people go about programming, or in the way
computers operate?

GATES: . Software tools are getting so much better. It is


possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications
and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then
have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that
programmers do now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

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Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will
pursue to build the computer, which is efficient at editing
Calculus Core Pictograms and projecting them into intentions
(Calculus ) to transform a patchwork of thoughts into
knowledge about the problem and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of


dollars in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly
$60 Billion annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of
IT failure at $3 trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss
over decades gives us the credible proof: We cant simply
substitute Programing with Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool and the


WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the
knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its
created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which
employ the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain
environment. The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems. There is no
legacy computer code (programming languages) accessible
through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory Calculus
for programming. Calculus the new foundational concept
for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the
end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

FAQ 3:

Show the difference among the


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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of
the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a


standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools by
utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic
way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This
blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of
the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to

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have a visual language for calculus and visual


calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover
a Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have
a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of
the frames (in the case of UML, we are not
designing nor developing the frames by itself, we
are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology
of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is
derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for
Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning
over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason
about it, thus reasoning about it become
extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a
problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the
computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or
to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case

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we want to comprehend and contemplate the


whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for


the billions of a billion-dollar computer and
Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software
as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access
to the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda
of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - CASE tool and carried out to you

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interactively as a graphic illustration in free


editable by you, within the frame provided, form.
This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification,
design and implementation on the computer of
the system created. And, thus, the subject to
learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline,
Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
CASE tool, through the interactive process,

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resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the

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calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the
modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


execution performance and expressiveness of the

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source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship
with programming and why Alexander Stepanov
thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded

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and not necessarily as programmed (and usually


it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
billions-better-estimation-planning-can-help.php

oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the

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Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could


be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr.


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called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, employing the theory
Cubicon and WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only
has the access to the code, which is exchanged
among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP
stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations
in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);

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There is no legacy presentation of the


indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application


with the interface integrating the problem
specification and the generation of the computer
code to solve the problem. The knowledge about
a programming is captured in the calculus for
coding theory and implemented as one of the

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legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the


software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer
code, to capture in the holistic way the knowledge
about a programming, and the knowledge about
the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about
the programming, is called Calculus Executable
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code
Calculus implementing the theory. Thats why
we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the
new foundational concept for the new computer
architecture, restricting (for the public - the end
user) the access to the legacy computer code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire
process.(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi
1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain will make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus , leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product

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represented in calculusnot intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool
called"Computer Aided Pictographic Design
of computer Programs" (CAPDP)- the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

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Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.By Susan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product

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represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

More samples are coming soon

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among the notions: complexity, simplicity and
calculus .

Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.By Susan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?

GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the


algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986.By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy take on it all. Calculusis


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product
represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

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Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

More samples are coming soon

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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, based on adaptive
ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation
of the new (and only one of this kind in the
industry) method of imperative programming
for visual paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as


a standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools
by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development
and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG
blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext
(plain 2D presentation of the document is
optional).

The implementation of the adaptive


ontology used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we
prefer to have a visual language for calculus

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and visual calculus for programming. Its how


we rediscover a Programming, leaving the
Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any
other theory or methodology supporting the
use of ontology in the process of software
development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is
supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext
according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the
use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is
used. There is no specification, design and
development of the frames (in the case of
UML, we are not designing nor developing the
frames by itself, we are just using them),
which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we
call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the
calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development.
Somebody can say, Growing use of
ontology, in reality it means the growing use
of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which
is derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction,
thus creating different programming (i.e., in
reality, coding) languages. Each time, when
we are reasoning over code, we derive each
time, the calculus for programming, to
construct mentally a specification, of what it
is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning
about it become extremely obscured. And this
is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing
Calculus for Programming, based on
adaptable ontology. We are constructing,
presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in
the environment of the group of developers
and domain experts. And this is our Code
(knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very

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conveniently serve as input for AI, to process


the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation


for the billions of a billion-dollar computer
and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS
(Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the
new architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied
access to the code to the public (access
granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all
about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
you, to learn about and then choose from, what

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the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda


of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - WYSIWYGCASE tool and
carried out to you interactively as a graphic
illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called
Executable Pictogram representing the blueprint
for/of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system
created. And, thus, the subject to learn about
will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
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o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
CASE tool, through the interactive process,
resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

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What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the


calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the

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modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


execution performance and expressiveness of the
source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship

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with programming and why Alexander Stepanov


thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded


and not necessarily as programmed (and usually
it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

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oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could
be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

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The lesson learned from Mr.


Sanford B. Klausner theory
called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory
Cubicon and employingWYSIWYG CASE tool
CAPDP, only has the access to the code, which
is exchanged among the hardware in the way of
the M2M (machine to machine) communication.
CAPDP stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic
Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);

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There is no fixed structure of the iterations


in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the
indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

The UML CASEtool is the software


application with the interface integrating the
problem specification on the fixed knowledge
frames and the generation of the computer code

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to solve the problem. The knowledge about a


programming is captured in the calculus for
coding theory and implemented as one of the
legacy programming languages.
The WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the
software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic
way the knowledge about a programming, and
the knowledge (before its created) about the
problem and the solution. The part of this code,
designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the
theory Calculus for programming. Calculus
the new foundational concept for the new
computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer
code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
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bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
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create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
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different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
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We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
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computer input through interaction is meant. And we consider
aProgrammingby itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring)before it is created. And
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This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation of the
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This framework intended to be delivered as a


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implementation in the ontology based, holistic way
as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint
is delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics
with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the
document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology


used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong


way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a
visual language for calculus and visual calculus for
programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any other
theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of
development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They
cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames, to
collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for
coding is used. There is no specification, design
and development of the frames (in the case of UML,
we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use
of the process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call
Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it)
and what the difference among the Programming
and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated
from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself,
adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning over
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of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And
this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for
Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and developing
an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the
environment of the group of developers and domain
experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code
enriched in this way by natural language), which
could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to
process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the


billions of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of
Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new
architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to
the code to the public (access granted to the
manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all about,
providing examples.

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user interface, which helps you to rethink the problem you working
out.


Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it.
Stop fixing it. Stay with really right tool - our brain. Support it.

"Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix it";
Thats right Mr. Alex Knight (Silverlight MVP), I mean "Computer,
software tools and effort to create better software tools".

When you keep thinking intensively, you catch yourself looking


through the wall. That's the answer Mr. Alex: "Natural User Interface is
missing". And there is a little problem. Everything we add to our plain
view shall obscure our internal vision at this moment. So, there is the
recipe ...

My recipefor creating "Natural User Interface" for computer


programming: "Remove as much as possible of our view and let the
work done by the right tool". Where is the computer now?...

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So, let's make it done one time and come back to it only, when the
computer appears in plain view again, to hide it.

Put the computer in the backstage and let him assist us.
Continuously increase the volume of work done, to keep the computer
out of view.

"To keep the computer out of view" means "We talk to computer our
way, not the way he wants us talking".

"Continuously increase the volume of work done" means "Add new


semantics to the language of the method "Executable Pictograms".

To add new semantics to the language of the method "Executable


Pictograms" means - the notation to the Language is processible part
of it ...

... the notation to the Language is processible part of it through the


Concept like Programming.

Is it possible to combine efficiently Imperative and Visual Paradigm


together? It's possible. Through the Concept like Programming.

I named my Method of Imperative Programming for visual


paradigm - "Executable Pictograms" and implementation
(instance) of it - Calculus "Executable Pictograms" (Calculus
"Ex..P").

The method "Executable Pictograms". It could become the next


generation of what you think about.

The method "Executable Pictograms" basically is the content of the


calculus, in its most general sense
(different from that in mathematics: Non-standard calculus
[Infinitesimal Calculus {hyperreal numbers}], Standard calculus
[Fundamental theorem of calculus
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_theorem_of_calculus>{differential
calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_calculus>, integral calculus}],
Calculi [Computer Science, Software Engineering])
for programming, which is designated to become one of many an
academic discipline.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is designated to empower the


lay down of the foundation for creation of human brain -computer
interface through introducing the new concept of language graphical
design for computer programming, as new method of imperative
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meant and - a conformation/confirmation (of choices and a set of


visual points of interest to traverse among the options to provide
additional details), when computer input through interaction is meant.

In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method "Executable


Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that, Method "Executable
Pictograms" is a tool for computer assisted, high definition,
multidimensional thinking, which resembles calculus for computer
programming.

We are introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of programming


and do programming semantics of the Calculus of Core Pictograms
rather than the users problem domain and addressing them with
pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to resemble programs for
users problem domain. We are replacing legacy programming
language, with pictographic language for Calculus "Ex..P" and employ
his adaptive ontology Calculus of programming. We see problems
through formulas, equalities, equations and system of equations, still
remaining with imperative and concurrent thinking. We cover over
elements of the rest of basic programming concepts: functional, logic.
And retain the capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual programming
paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another one in


hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic information as well,
transforming his knowledge to the point, where knowledge frames
delivered by the "Executable Pictograms" finish the specification,
explaining to him, what he wants to accomplish using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very intelligible


three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is possible) graphic
structure to start with rethinking the problem he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable after all


data passports are reviewed (interaction among the passports
resembling interaction that among the Cells of the Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of Visual (stands


for "paradigm") Language for Calculus "Ex..P", implementing method
"Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development, introducing the


framework (software development methodology) for software
development, based on adaptive ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based on


implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the industry)
method of imperative programming for visual paradigm Executable
Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature (in


the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity tools

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by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing, presentation,


design development and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain
2D presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard to fix
it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus and visual
calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a Programming,
leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of today,


there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the use of
ontology in the process of software development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is supported by 3D
graphics and a hypertext according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for
ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All
of them imply the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used.
There is no specification, design and development of the frames (in
the case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her adaptation,
which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus for
programming is employed in our methodology of the software
development. Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in reality
it means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and what the
difference among the Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which is derived and
accumulated from a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from
coding by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus
for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what it is
created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it become extremely
obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we solve
on the computer in the environment of the group of developers and
domain experts. And this is our Code (knowledge Code enriched in
this way by natural language), which could very conveniently serve as
input for AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve
as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

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Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to the
public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To create a


feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one.Ever since the programming was born in the middle


of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of
todays wise developed computers, so there was no concept possible
to employ computer assistance in the concept of programming and
thus, bad thing happened, "computer programming" became "a
calculus for coding" only and remain in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should invent a calculus for


programming and transform a programming into one of the
academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring)before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to transform
patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming agenda will
be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then choose from, what
the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda of the calculus for
programming implies to have a conformation for every choice you
made. This conformation is provided for you by the handler of all
information - WYSIWYG CASE tool and carried out to you
interactively as a graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system created. And, thus, the
subject to learn about will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by Dov


Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graph and hypertext with graphics is a medium to
reflect the user's problem domain with the precision desired.

How does it sound in philosophical meaning?

In philosophical notation, the method Executable Pictograms


(Ex..P) for specification, design and implementation of the systems
is emergent phenomena, where integrative level - Executable
Pictogram emerges from the cognitive interaction of human brain and
the system of core pictograms of Calculus in the problem domain
environment. For the problem domain, considered as computer
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semantics of computer programming and is called - System of Core


Pictograms (Core..P) of Calculus Ex..P. Core..P employs the Set
of Executable Pictograms - the conformation/confirmation of intentions
of Calculus , as building blocks of the domain specific blueprint
for/of specification, design and implementation of the systems.
Formulas (abstractions) of the Calculus Ex..P are designated to
expand every expression, descending it to the Code (executable)
level. By design the process of descending it to the Code (executable)
level is used for a mental perception and cognition (study) by the
reader of the abstraction hierarchy to understand the calculation
semantics reading the blueprint of the Calculus Core Pictograms.
The transformation, performed by the system (WYSIWYG CASE tool)
in order to calculate/produce a result, do not based on the process of
descending. The only part of the blueprint of the Calculus Core
Pictograms - the System of Core Pictograms is designated to perform
transformations and calculate the results. By design the information
necessary for these transformations and calculations is collected
(wrapped in) and delivered through abstractions in the blueprint of the
Calculus Core Pictograms, when they (abstractions) are used by
hand to assemble pictograms to create a domain specific program of
transformations (to generate a structure of calculations) and
calculations to produce a result. The receiver of the information,
delivered by the Abstractions, is the Core..P.
Then phenomenon taking shape of, accordingly, Pictogram
resembles a method in Object-Oriented Programming, a Program
resembles Object, and a Project resembles Class. Presence of a
Skeleton and a Core, and altered presence of a notions of an index
(enabled by an attachment of the Operational String to the Pictogram)
and the parameter of the process in the Calculus makes the
difference between the notions, resembling each other accordingly.

The set of resemblances with Intentional Programming (Intentional


Software) is:

Notation Intentional Tree;

Process Executable Pictogram Disposition of Executions


Domain Schema;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-Tree


Intentional Tree implementation;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-List


Intentional Tree implementation;

Instance Project Program Intentional Program;

And "Calculus " for programming system of intentions


projected from the code of imperative calculations (System of Core
Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which employs the Set of
Executable Pictograms.

"Calculus " of programming by design is a system of intentions


(intended to be applicable to resemble components of intentional
programming) projected from the code of imperative calculations
(System of Core Pictograms) by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which
employs the Set of Executable Pictograms.

Calculus considered as an Adaptive Ontology of calculus, in his


general sense (we call it calculus "Ex..p" for programming or

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calculus for programming), for specification, design and computer


programming of the systems.

An Executable Pictogram is a Pictogram of the Calculus


representing in a formal way a Top Level of an abstraction, which
contains Zero (Code) Level and the Middle Levels in between,
constructed from the symbols, so called Pictograms Building Blocks
(ideograms). The Code Level is computable (executable) and the rest
- processible (in addition to features executable and processible -
divide by zero is processible, but not executable /calculable/).

An Executable Pictogram - is a graphic symbol or set of graphic


symbols enclosed in the hypertext frame with anchor points of
hyperlinks representing Nodes, Correspondences (correspondence -
an instance of corresponding) and any derivative of the syntax for a
Pictogram in the Calculus of Core Pictograms. An instance of every
anchor point is called a Passport. It is used for information on process
behavior (e.g. In the case of non-referenced field in use, default
values or type handling method to store).

Quite different user friendly environment (Intentional programming,


Literate) could be created to support method "Executable
Pictograms".

The method "Executable Pictograms" is intended to support and


boost cognitive capabilities of the user's brain.

The method "Executable Pictograms" support manipulations on


cognitive images, that features PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for
programming.

PCHuman Brain Direct Interface for programming could one day


find himself among "Natural User Interfaces" meant byBill Gates.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is a result of intuitive many


years of exploration of the system specialized pictograms, intentions
and equivalent to them data structures to feed in automatic processes,
implementing software product and representing the semantics of the
solution to the user's problem have been specified, designed and
programmed following this theoretic setup.

Method "Executable Pictograms" implies that user put together PC


given ideas and evaluates specification PC generated.

The idiom of the method "Executable Pictograms": "Do think more,


write-assemble less. Anything is written-assembled always correct;
specification and result produced. Are they done?"

Lets clear some viewpoints on the relationship among the notions:


complexity, simplicity and calculus for programming.

Check this out now! There Mr. Charles Simonyi ("Intentional


Software") is talking about "Executable Pictograms" with the only

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difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I call it - "Calculus for


programming", and what he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows...
but its the data structures I maintain that are the key", I call it -
"Executable pictograms", and finally, where, what he's calling "... I
keep them in my mind throughout the entire process", I call it -
"programming with pictograms under supervision of user interface in
cloud":

INTERVIEWER:When you shift gears and actually start


programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI:The first step in programming is imagining. Just making it


crystal clear in my mind what is going to happen. In this initial stage, I
use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I dont write code. I might draw a
few boxes or a few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because the
real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine the structures that are
being maintained, the structures that represent the reality I want to
code.

Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in my mind, then I write
the code. I sit down at my terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the different
transformations and I know what the results should be. The code for
the most part writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain that
are the key. They come first and I keep them in my mind throughout
the entire process. (Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986.
By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity" in the context implying,


you to inventing the calculus for programming each time, when you
creating a program (coding); and answer, why you have to really love
the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an incredible
degree (which I call Calculus for Programming):

INTERVIEWER:What do you consider the most difficult part of


computer programming?

GATES:The hardest part is deciding what the algorithms are, and


then simplifying them as much as you can. Its difficult to get things
down to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in your mind how
the programs going to work, and you have to have a complete grasp
of how the various pieces of the program work together. The finest
pieces of software are those where one individual has a complete
sense of exactly how the program works. To have that, you have to
really love the program and concentrate on keeping it simple, to an
incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the witticism "Anything


you can do, I can do meta", has his vision of the user's domain
developed into an intentional programming concept (The Death Of
Computer Languages, The Birth of Intentional Programming. Charles
Simonyi. September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-52). Which
is as a result of "complexity" vs. "simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming concept.

Charles:... Mathematics is leading the way with the discovery of very


complex fundamental objects. The traditional name for a class of
these objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the old belief that
fundamental is equal to simple. Well, maybe it isnt. In computers

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we may not get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user


interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on simplicity.(Programmers
At Work. February 29, 2008. Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here is my take on it all.Calculus for programming is designated to


become a discipline of making in order complexity, thus transforming it
into quantity. To put it differently, the complexity of the users domain
will make an impact on the semantics of the calculus of Core
Pictograms, leaving the complexity of the projection of the final
product represented in Executable Pictograms not intact.

Our brain tends to simplify everything we perceive. Then our thinking


kicks in. That's why simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being, there is nothing more simple
than a picture (picture is worth a thousand of words). That's why a
picture should be that micro command of the human intellect to
process. If you do acquire the knowledge, compressed into pictures,
and add it to this type of scenario you shall have the starting point
where I'm, after more than 30 years slow journey along this path.I call
it, Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for Programming. So, honestly,
there is nothing new here. First, you learn, and then you create a
picture; learn again to change it repeatedly, until you unable to add
anything more to the picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what you can see", it's all
about "what you cannot see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to this picture: hyperlinks;
options to choose from, created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the method of imperative
programming for visual paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the movie?", what he can answer
you, so neither me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your quick
wits, unless you reinvent the missing. Keeping human comprehension
and examples in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three-dimensional
picture; hyperlinks - another one dimension; calculus "Executable
Pictograms" for programming - one more dimension; and a computer
analyzes/assistance, enforcing calculus of Core Pictograms, where
interactive computer input is meant - the final dimension.So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called"Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"(CAPDP) - the
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment) created from
above mentioned dimensions.

CAPDP is a WYSIWYG CASEtool for the programming


embracingfeatures:

to provide a system of expectations (ontology of intentions - calculus


for programming) empowering you to say something where you don't
know what to say;
to prevent you saying nothing, where you should say something;
to prevent it happen - where you say something do not match what
you think about (Due to enforced system of expectations a context
of Executable Pictograms).

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by Alexander
Stepanov and Paramjit Oberoi (guest lecturer

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Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we have, if we consider


programming as a discipline (a branch of knowledge or teaching) in
science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest lecturer Sean Parent),


following his mind setup - "calculus for programming" (:

o no Raw Loops;
o no Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o no Raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted above constructs,


are not the calculus' (for programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for programming, do we need to
invent calculus each time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source code, I mean,


projecting it implicitly into calculus for programming is:

o to make code more readable (resembling a specification);


o to make code more suitable for reasoning about him;
o to make code more efficient by processing time.

And we could have it all in one, by making the non-compilable (for


eyes only) code as a projection of the "calculus for programming"
explicitly, produced by the CAPDP CASE tool, through the interactive
process, resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of rewriting code to only


goal, to find, the better way of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental algorithms and data


structures" - sad Paramjit Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean Parent):

o does it mean they are not the part of his calculus for programming?
o what his calculus consists of, when he's writing and drawing
something on the board, and briefing on the algorithm, before he
commits to construct or overview the source code?
o does it mean the data structure coming first in his mind and an
algorithm, built around this structure, then follow it?
o are they perceived and represented as separate entities?
o what happens if his calculus consists of data structures, which
represent the algorithm, by itself and he can switch between
algorithms by adding or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o how this shall affect his programming technics and reasoning?
o does the algorithm represented in this way is the source code?
o what now he'll be drawing on the board, if his calculus is graphical in
nature?
o does he needs something else to draw, if everybody has the same
calculus in their minds?
o is it the only mistake he can make in this way is to say/assemble
something not matching what he thinks about, if every structure is not
drawn, but provided, while traversing through the options, by the
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assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each different domain to


represent problems and solutions in these domains? Probable
Charles Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore thecapability for domain
knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental algorithms (for instance


- STL) have GUI for each of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the elements of STL do"
means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the calculus for


programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG feature is in place for


programming and we don't have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can get significantly


reduced if we answer all of the such questions?

Alexander Stepanovstated "... the programming is fundamentally


unsafe activity, it requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures' primitives..." (I prefer to
alter the meaning of the data structures and put them first) and he
stated also - the form to specify the problem and the solution is an
English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe activity; it requires you


to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in attempts to make it


safer or to apply the knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms' and data structures'


primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the process of


programming as two different things or to make the data structures to
become a programming by mounting algorithms onto them - which is
the concept of the calculus for programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the solution is an English
prose ":

- should the English prose stay one dimensional or become a


hypertext? And what if we add the graphics to the same level with the
symbols to enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek answers to support a


programming becoming a discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween traditional/modern imperative


programming and the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm and calculus

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for programming in the modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize execution performance


and expressiveness of the source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other constructs into algorithm
representation in programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an implicitly represented
feature of the source code derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm, calculus for


programming and altered notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative programming for visual
paradigm.

Data Structure (Executable Pictogram) are assembled/created to


represent an algorithm and source code.

oo Execution performance and expressiveness of the source code is


optimized and embedded into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool
for the programming (specification, design and implementation)
named as "Computer Aided Pictographic Design of Computer
Programs" (CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly to assemble a Data
Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to specify a problem, an
algorithm for solution to, is derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the Engine) is created to
represent semantics of the Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an Executable Pictogram,
and the lowest level of the abstraction for the reference/feedback to
the code generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-interactive UI of the
WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP which employs an Adaptive ontology -
Calculus , where Object Process Methodology by Dov Dori is
adapted, to match the graphical design of the Calculus "Executable
Pictograms", and contained as very important part of it, to glue things
together and make sense of everything presented with Executable
pictogram. The Engine is programmable and expandable,
implementing low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the Executable Pictograms is
implementing high level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Difference among Calculus for Programming and Calculus for


Coding in term of relationship with programming and why
Alexander Stepanov thinks - programming is "Fundamentally
Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded and not necessarily
as programmed (and usually it works as wasn't programmed)?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and reasoning about the


problem with the help of specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming language and/or UI of


the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program text, sometimes the

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code is generated from the program text, represented in graphics. In


both cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different presentations and same


presentation can produce different code, because it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So, no difference where
we are in those relationships, the presentation means code, which
tells us, what the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the program does - the
Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because no Calculus means


there is no programming. And Calculus for programming is derived
from the program. That's mean - from the code. So, there should be
the Calculus for Coding, which tell us, how the code should be
arranged in order to tell us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general, produces different code,


thus - different Calculus for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the first. That's mean it can't
be scaled and reused. Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for programming and are


forced to replace it with Calculus for Coding. That's why the
programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by Alexander
Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There are so many studies
attempting to quantify the cost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the number is at least
50 to 80-billion-dollar range annually.
http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-billions-better-estimation-
planning-can-help.php

o Alexander Stepanovstated "I use usually 10% of the C++". Does it


mean he has derived his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could be used to decrease
the efficiency of his code? But what about expressiveness of the
program presentation and support of mental pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the programming safe as a Method


of Imperative Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming explicitly to think,
reason and construct the program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we should design the


Calculus for Programming from mental/physical pictures/graphics and
find the center among the Calculus for programming and the Code.

o And at the center is the WYSIWYG CASE tool, which projects both
things. One - towards a user and another, accordingly, towards
computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the foundation of Imperative


Programming as Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility of templates
(templetes) in the Calculus for Programming designated to represent
and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for Programming represent and

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support mental pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's safe


to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for Programming, to scale it,
to reuse it and to share it among the users. And thus a program shall
do, what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative programming is a


result, derived feature of coding. It helps implicitly to understand and
read the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for different problem
domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the method Executable


Pictograms for visual paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the solution for the
problem, thus it's scalable over different problem domains. Its
ontology is adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr. Sanford B.


Klausner theory called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision for change.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer:The machine only has the access to the Code; The public
access to the Code is restricted by the hardware and replaced with
the M2M communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory Cubicon?


- You do not have a Calculus for Programming employed. Instead,
you have the Calculus for Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which exclude public access to


the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory Cubicon and employing
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only has the access to the code,
which is exchanged among the hardware in the way of the M2M
(machine to machine) communication. CAPDP stands for "Computer
Aided Pictographic Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from, are our intentions,
delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no software piracy, no


software failures. Annual average of savings for the nation willl be 50
billion of dollars (no software failures), where the additional software
security (anti-virus, anti-identity theft) cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through its features and the


difference with Calculus for Coding:

The same behavior (in the sense to be explained) could have many
representations;
The representation could have no behavior (it's about representation
of itself design);
The representation could have levels (ontology, Executable
Pictogram, Calculus , -graph);

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The representation does not provide access to machine code (and


his abstraction - legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained (illustrated) by machine code
(legacy programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations in the calculations (the
structure of iterations by itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the indexed variable in the
expression of the string of mathematical calculations and the content
(of the data) transformations (because there is no fixed structure of
the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the access to the index.
The representation of the data structure can be explained by the
algorithm presented in the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to present the specification of the
problem.
The representation has free visual expression in the frame provided
as a set of options to choose from combinable by a simple set
(constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes (no direct access to
machine code or/and legacy programming language). The only type of
the mistake could occur, where the specification of the problem does
not specify the problem we intended to specify (specification not
finished yet or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Coding embraced by the way the another level of abstraction is
added to the code (legacy programming language) and the access to
the lowest level code or/and legacy programming language is granted
or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for Coding by itself
represent knowledge set about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming language). The projection
is directed towards the Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of the many disciplines in the
science. Its designated to teach how to programming.

The idiom of method "Executable Pictograms" follows paradigms:


Intentional programming (Language Oriented), Literate, Imperative
and Visual.

Method "Executable Pictograms" is a foundation for "processible"


and "computable (executable)". This foundation designated ...

This foundation designated ... to be seen and used to rethink the


problem you solve. Computer code is generated and stays out of plain
view.

Intentional programming (software) is a pretty good balance of "The


way we want to talk to" and "Computer wants us talking". And ...

And ... the method "Executable Pictograms" is a significant shift of


this balance towards "The way we want to talk to".

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Basically, the method "Executable Pictograms" lay down a "calculus


for programming".

The method "Executable Pictograms" implemented in new Visual (is


meant "paradigm") Programming Language and Notation to represent
multidimensional her semantics.

It's all about the new kind of Meta-Link Flowchart, assembled from a
fixed set of pictograms, each of which consist of ideograms, and each
of which enriched with text strings as identifiers, sequence of
operations and comments.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is not a data flow
neither process flow nor status representation.

The new, net like Flowchart ("Meta-link Flowchart") is more formal,


two-or three-dimensional graphically designed formula like, very
universal and simple.

"Executable Pictograms" - the Method of Imperative Programming


for visual paradigm -effectively defies Deutsch Limit (L. Peter
Deutsch.).

The method "Executable Pictograms" makes even "GoTo ..." looking


"good". Now it unable to make a confusion in the logic of any
algorithm.

Cognitive perspective of the method "Executable Pictograms" do


graphically incarnate GoTo, as a marker consisting of one symbol
named Go back to the entity started to continue.

Lets take a look intoBill Gates'prediction on the future of the


Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical change in


the way people go about programming, or in the way computers
operate?

GATES:. Software tools are getting so much better. It is possible


that we will eventually be able to take just specifications and a
description of what the machine is efficient at, and then have some
super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that programmers do
now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will pursue to
build the computer, which is efficient at editing Calculus Core

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Pictograms and projecting them into intentions (Calculus ) to


transform a patchwork of thoughts into knowledge about the problem
and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of dollars


in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly $60 Billion
annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of IT failure at $3
trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss over decades gives us
the credible proof: We cant simply substitute Programing with
Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool


and the WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the
project of the Executable Pictograms, LLC) by
the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the interface


integrating the problem specification and the generation of the
computer code to solve the problem. The knowledge about a
programming is captured in the calculus for coding theory and
implemented as one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application with


the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming theory as the
code (Calculus ), replacing legacy computer code, to capture in the
holistic way the knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge
about the problem and the solution. The part of this code, designated
to capture the knowledge about the programming, is called Calculus
Executable Pictograms, which employ the set of Core Pictograms in
the problem domain environment. The knowledge captured is
projected as the blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems.
There is no legacy computer code (programming languages)
accessible through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory
Calculus for programming. Calculus the new foundational
concept for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

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Hi, there!
The scientific research near the forty years in the making
to save for nation billions of dollars annually is seeking
for contribution. Well be able to capture knowledge before
it is created, i.e. to transform the patchwork of our thoughts
into the knowledge.

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in
the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain 2D
presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,

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eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development


is supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling,
e.g. UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply
the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use of
only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat
it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining
a programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations to
solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time,
the calculus for programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable
ontology. We are constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the environment of
the group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for AI,
to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry. Its a
global educational platform, globally used SaaS (quantum
Computing),

Our WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.
My science in desperate need of some attention to continue
R&D and come up with something more substantial for your
organization.

Now we are ready to say: - Programming is not the same as


Coding. Use an E-mail to address yourquestions or
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goals of creating:

Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a
Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code
to the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

To make a wire transfer or simple contributions, go online:


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for the examples of the 2D blueprint printout (Version 3), follow


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printout, click on the little icons at the top of the page. One of
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Investments, instead of contributions, could be considered a


meaningful amount at a wide range of money, ranging from
$70 000 annually to 5 billion for a decade, if the hardware
production tools will be deployed.

FAQ 1:

"Describe what you will use the money for":

The money will be used for fundamental research leading to a


theoretical foundation, named Calculus for programming.
Calculus , for specification, design and systems engineering
in a generic domain-independent fashion, using, the type of
computer software so called WYSIWYG CASE, as the tool.

The money will be used to introduce the theory Calculus for


programming. Calculus to the experts of different domains.

The money will be used to introduce this foundational theory to


the academic society and promulgate it.

The money will be used to expand R&D of the method


Executable Pictograms of imperative programming for visual
programming (not coding) paradigm. (The concept implemented
before 1974 as a complementary technique to enhance reading
data structures on the paper blueprint of the project, developed
since 1977 in Lithuania and continued as of today in the USA,
what has led to this foundational theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus , separating two notions in computer
science Programming and Coding.)

The money will be used by company Executable Pictograms,

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LLC to keep research a flow and, if it not objected by the


contributor,to finance the contract with the Intentional Software
Corporation to build a prototype of a WYSIWYG CASE tool, as
a workbench, embracing the foundational concept Calculus .
(I am the founder, CEO/CTO of the company Executable
Pictograms, LLC and the author of the theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus ).

The money will be used to publish theoretical results and


develop an educational platform to achieve literacy in systems
engineering (by using a computer) across every educational
juncture (e.g., elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels
[College/University]).

FAQ 2:

What unique things would separate you from


other applicants applying for this money?

The theory Calculus for programming. Calculus is the only


theory as of today for programming, which allows capture
effectively domain specific knowledge before its created and
reasoning as to knowledge blueprint independently of the
computer code. (We consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge). This is a
perfect match to Intentional Programming, introduced by
Charles Simonyi, to use as an implementation platform.
Altogether they will be used as the foundation of a new
computer architecture for faultless specification, design and
systems engineering in a generic domain-independent fashion,
embracing concept based on the restriction of the direct public
access to the machine code. Thus creating a very beneficial
digital environment, where identity theft, hacking and software
piracy are limited by hardware architecture and naturally
secured by corporations multibillion dollar manufacturing
investments to make access to machine code granted only to
IoT hardware infrastructure through M2M communication.

Lets take a look into Bill Gates' prediction on the future of


the Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical


change in the way people go about programming, or in the way
computers operate?

GATES: . Software tools are getting so much better. It is


possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications
and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then
have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that
programmers do now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

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Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will
pursue to build the computer, which is efficient at editing
Calculus Core Pictograms and projecting them into intentions
(Calculus ) to transform a patchwork of thoughts into
knowledge about the problem and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of


dollars in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly
$60 Billion annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of
IT failure at $3 trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss
over decades gives us the credible proof: We cant simply
substitute Programing with Coding. We should invent it.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool and the


WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the
knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its
created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which
employ the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain
environment. The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems. There is no
legacy computer code (programming languages) accessible
through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory Calculus
for programming. Calculus the new foundational concept
for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the
end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

FAQ 3:

Show the difference among the


Programming and Coding. 2 Pages in .PDF
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among the notions: complexity, simplicity and
calculus .

Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.
Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in

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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986. BySusan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?
GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the
algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy takeon it all. Calculus"Ex..P"is


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product
represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

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Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
created from above mentioned dimensions.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go.

How many computers do you mean, when


you say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you...

The answer is "Two":

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The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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We are dedicated redefine software
development, introducing the framework
(software development methodology) for
software development, based on adaptive
ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for


Programming and based on implementation
of the new (and only one of this kind in the
industry) method of imperative programming
for visual paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as


a standard feature (in the form of Computing
platform), enhancing group productivity tools
by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development
and implementation in the ontology based,
holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG
blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext
(plain 2D presentation of the document is
optional).

The implementation of the adaptive


ontology used, is called Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the


wrong way, it's hard to fix it. Instead, we
prefer to have a visual language for calculus

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and visual calculus for programming. Its how


we rediscover a Programming, leaving the
Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software


development. As of today, there is no any
other theory or methodology supporting the
use of ontology in the process of software
development, eliminating Coding.
Presentation of the process of development is
supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext
according to the methodology. We have a
bunch of applications for modeling, e.g. UML.
They cover needs for ontology, with the set of
Frames, to collect data about the problem, to
create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the
use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is
used. There is no specification, design and
development of the frames (in the case of
UML, we are not designing nor developing the
frames by itself, we are just using them),
which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we
call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the
calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development.
Somebody can say, Growing use of
ontology, in reality it means the growing use
of only a word Ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate
with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for
programming, defining a programming, which
is derived and accumulated from a process of
designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction,
thus creating different programming (i.e., in
reality, coding) languages. Each time, when
we are reasoning over code, we derive each
time, the calculus for programming, to
construct mentally a specification, of what it
is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning
about it become extremely obscured. And this
is fundamentally wrong. Programming means
we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing
Calculus for Programming, based on
adaptable ontology. We are constructing,
presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in
the environment of the group of developers
and domain experts. And this is our Code
(knowledge Code enriched in this way by
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conveniently serve as input for AI, to process


the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum
Computer, or just serve as an interactive 3D
blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend
and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation


for the billions of a billion-dollar computer
and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for


Programming
The platform for globally used SaaS
(Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the
new architecture computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing
infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied
access to the code to the public (access
granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the


concept. To create a feeling of what it is all
about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o Thefirst one. Ever since the programming


was born in the middle of the eighteen hundred
(1843, Ada Lovelace), there was no of todays
wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance
in the concept of programming and thus, bad
things happened, "computer programming"
became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And thesecond one. To fix it, we should


invent a calculus for programming and transform
a programming into one of the academic
disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline
about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it,
i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of
thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer


programming as an academic discipline in
despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "...
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the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda


of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This
conformation is provided for you by the handler of
all information - WYSIWYGCASE tool and
carried out to you interactively as a graphic
illustration in free editable by you, within the
frame provided, form. This form is called
Executable Pictogram representing the blueprint
for/of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system
created. And, thus, the subject to learn about
will be the theory of the programming, as an
academic discipline, Calculus for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process


Methodology (OPM) by Dov Dori as a part of the
adaptive ontology Calculus of Calculus for
programming, -Graphand hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem
domain with the precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by
Alexander Stepanov and Paramjit
Oberoi (guest lecturer Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we


have, if we consider programming as a discipline
(a branch of knowledge or teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest


lecturer Sean Parent), following his mind setup -
"calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted


above constructs, are not the calculus' (for
programming) language? If so, following this
implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each
time we are rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source


code, I mean, projecting it implicitly into calculus
for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a


specification);
o To make code more suitable for reasoning
about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing
time.
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o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only)


code as a projection of the "calculus for
programming" explicitly, produced by the CAPDP
CASE tool, through the interactive process,
resembling intentional programming.

Does it make possible to reduce the need of


rewriting code to only goal, to find, the better way
of saying what we want to achieve through
programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental


algorithms and data structures" - sad Paramjit
Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied by
Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean
Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his


calculus for programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing
and drawing something on the board, and briefing
on the algorithm, before he commits to construct
or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in
his mind and an algorithm, built around this
structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate
entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data
structures, which represent the algorithm, by itself
and he can switch between algorithms by adding
or removing something out of the data structure
displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics
and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is
the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his
calculus is graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if
everybody has the same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is
to say/assemble something not matching what he
thinks about, if every structure is not drawn, but
provided, while traversing through the options, by
the CASE tool as a drawing, is processible and
computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each


different domain to represent problems and
solutions in these domains? Probable Charles
Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for
domain knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in
programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental


algorithms (for instance - STL) have GUI for each
of her elements to visualize the relationship
among input-output and a process of calculations;

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What does the remark "nobody knows what the


elements of STL do" means missing?

How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the


calculus for programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG


feature is in place for programming and we don't
have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can


get significantly reduced if we answer all of the
such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated"... the


programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it
requires you to think...", "... you should know
fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the
data structures and put them first) and he stated
also - the form to specify the problem and the
solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe


activity, it requires you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in


attempts to make it safer or to apply the
knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms'


and data structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the


process of programming as two different things or
to make the data structures to become a
programming by mounting algorithms onto them -
which is the concept of the calculus for
programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the


solution is an English prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional


or become a hypertext? And what if we add the
graphics to the same level with the symbols to
enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek


answers to support a programming becoming a
discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween


traditional/modern imperative programming and
the method Executable Pictograms in term of
Relationship?

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm and calculus for programming in the

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modern, traditional imperative programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize


execution performance and expressiveness of the
source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit
an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other
constructs into algorithm representation in
programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an
implicitly represented feature of the source code
derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

oThe relationshipbetween Data Structures,


algorithm, calculus for programming and altered
notion of the Data Structure in the method
Executable Pictograms of the imperative
programming for visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram)


are assembled/created to represent an algorithm
and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness
of the source code is optimized and embedded
into the engine of the WYSIWYG CASE tool for
the programming (specification, design and
implementation) named as "Computer Aided
Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
(CAPDP) - the multidimensional hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly
to assemble a Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to
specify a problem, an algorithm for solution to, is
derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the
Engine) is created to represent semantics of the
Calculus for Programming itself and the
projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the
abstraction for the reference/feedback to the code
generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-
interactive UI of the WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP
which employs an Adaptive ontology - Calculus
, where Object Process Methodology by Dov
Dori is adapted, to match the graphical design of
the Calculus "Executable Pictograms", and
contained as very important part of it, to glue
things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine
is programmable and expandable, implementing
low level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the
Executable Pictograms is implementing high level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Differenceamong Calculus for Programming


and Calculus for Coding in term of relationship

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with programming and why Alexander Stepanov


thinks - programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded


and not necessarily as programmed (and usually
it works as wasn't programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and


reasoning about the problem with the help of
specification writings and mental/physical
pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming


language and/or UI of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program


text, sometimes the code is generated from the
program text, represented in graphics. In both
cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different


presentations and same presentation can
produce different code, cause it could depend on
the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So,
no difference where we are in those relationships,
the presentation means code, which tells us, what
the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the


program does - the Calculus for Programming.

o It is not the Calculus of programming, because


no Calculus means there is no programming. And
Calculus for programming is derived from the
program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us,
how the code should be arranged in order to tell
us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general,


produces different code, thus - different Calculus
for programming. So, to read the program, we
should read the calculus for programming the
first. That's mean it can't be scaled and reused.
Calculus for Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for


programming and are forced to replace it with
Calculus for Coding. That's why the programming
is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There


are so many studies attempting to quantify
thecost of software failures. They dont agree
on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range
annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-
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oAlexander Stepanov stated"I use usually


10% of the C++". Does it mean he has derived
his Calculus for programming from 10% of the
Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could
be used to decrease the efficiency of his code?
But what about expressiveness of the program
presentation and support of mental
pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the


programming safe as a Method of Imperative
Programming "Executable Pictograms" for Visual
Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming
explicitly to think, reason and construct the
program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we


should design the Calculus for Programming from
mental/physical pictures/graphics and find the
center among the Calculus for programming and
the Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which


projects both things. One - towards a user and
another, accordingly, towards computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the


foundation of Imperative Programming as
Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility
of templates (templetes) in the Calculus for
Programming designated to represent and
support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for


Programming represent and support mental
pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So, it's
safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for
Programming, to scale it, to reuse it and to share
it among the users. And thus a program shall do,
what we think of.

Conclusions

o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative


programming is a result, derived feature of
coding. It helps implicitly to understand and read
the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for
different problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the


method Executable Pictograms for visual
paradigm is a tool/environment to think, to
construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over
different problem domains. Its ontology is
adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

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The lesson learned from Mr.


Sanford B. Klausner theory
called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision forchange.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the
Code; The public access to the Code is restricted
by the hardware and replaced with the M2M
communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory


Cubicon?
- You do not have a Calculus for Programming
employed. Instead, you have the Calculus for
Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which


exclude public access to the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory
Cubicon and employingWYSIWYG CASE tool
CAPDP, only has the access to the code, which
is exchanged among the hardware in the way of
the M2M (machine to machine) communication.
CAPDP stands for "Computer Aided Pictographic
Design of Computer Programs" the part of a
hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from,
are our intentions, delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the
software a must;

The result:No hackers, no software viruses, no


software piracy, no software failures. Annual
average savings for the nation 50 billion of dollars
(no software failures), where the additional
software security (anti virus, anti identity theft)
cost has not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus
for Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be
explained) could have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior
(it's about representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels
(ontology, Executable Pictogram, Calculus ,
-graph);
The representation does not provide
access to machine code (and his abstraction -
legacy programming language);
The representation can be explained
(illustrated) by machine code (legacy
programming language);

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There is no fixed structure of the iterations


in the calculations (the structure of iterations by
itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the
indexed variable in the expression of the string of
mathematical calculations and the content (of the
data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the
access to the index.
The representation of the data structure
can be explained by the algorithm presented in
the form of the machine code (legacy
programming language);
The representation is the only form to
present the specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual
expression in the frame provided as a set of
options to choose from combinable by a simple
set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes
(no direct access to machine code or/and legacy
programming language). The only type of the
mistake could occur, where the specification of
the problem does not specify the problem we
intended to specify (specification not finished yet
or specification is done for another problem).
The difference among the Calculus for
Programming and Calculus for
Codingembraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy
programming language) and the access to the
lowest level code or/and legacy programming
language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus
for Codingby itself represent knowledge set
about different types and the direction of the
projection of the code (legacy programming
language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Coding to project thus the code (legacy
programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of
the many disciplines in the science. Its
designated to teach how to programming.

What's the difference between


UML CASE tool and the
WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP
(the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of
the definitions?

The UML CASEtool is the software


application with the interface integrating the
problem specification on the fixed knowledge
frames and the generation of the computer code

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to solve the problem. The knowledge about a


programming is captured in the calculus for
coding theory and implemented as one of the
legacy programming languages.
The WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the
software application with the interface embracing
the Calculus for Programming theory as the
knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic
way the knowledge about a programming, and
the knowledge (before its created) about the
problem and the solution. The part of this code,
designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core
Pictograms, which employ the set of Core
Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the
problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the
interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the
theory Calculus for programming. Calculus
the new foundational concept for the new
computer architecture, restricting (for the public -
the end user) the access to the legacy computer
code.

The new version is coming soon. Let's say -


it is under construction. The construction itself is
not to be disclosed yet. But Ill give you a clue,
where I go to.

How many computers do you mean, when you


say: -a computer programming?...

Ill help you.

The answer is"Two":

The first one each of you tend to


imply.
And the other one computer that
all of you tend to omit your brain!.

So,Calculus is designated to shape,


document and recall your thoughts on the "other
one" computer your brain, and theWYSIWYG
IDE CAPDP to address autonomously the first
one (implied) to perform the coding and produce
the results.

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among the notions: complexity, simplicity and
calculus .

Check this out now! There Mr.Charles


Simonyi("Intentional Software") is talking about
"Executable Pictograms" with the only
difference, where, what he's calling "doodle", I
call it - "Calculus for programming", and what
he's calling "... few boxes or a few arrows ... but
its the data structures I maintain that are the
key", I call it - "Executable pictograms", and
finally, where, what he's calling " ... I keep them
in my mind throughout the entire process", I call
it - "programming with pictograms under
supervision of user interface in cloud":

INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and


actually start programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is


imagining. Just making it crystal clear in my
mind what is going to happen. In this initial
stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I
dont write code. I might draw a few boxes or a
few arrows, but its just mostly doodles, because
the real picture is in my mind. I like to imagine
the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to
code.
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my mind, then I write the code. I sit down at my


terminalor with a piece of paper in the old
daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the
results should be. The code for the most part
writes itself, but its the data structures I maintain
that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.
(Programmers At Work. Charles Simonyi 1986. BySusan M.
Lammers.)

Here Mr.Bill Gatestalks about "simplicity":

INTERVIEWER: What do you consider the most


difficult part of computer programming?
GATES: The hardest part is deciding what the
algorithms are, and then simplifying them as
much as you can. Its difficult to get things down
to their simplest forms. You have to simulate in
your mind how the programs going to work, and
you have to have a complete grasp of how the
various pieces of the program work together.
The finest pieces of software are those where
one individual has a complete sense of exactly
how the program works. To have that, you have
to really love the program and concentrate on
keeping it simple, to an incredible degree.

Later, Mr.Charles Simonyiin reference to the


witticism "Anything you can do, I can do meta",
has his vision of the user's domain developed
into an intentional programming concept (The
Death Of Computer Languages, The Birth of
Intentional Programming. Charles Simonyi.
September 1995. Technical Report MSR-TR-95-
52). Which is as a result of "complexity" vs.
"simplicity" advocacy in regard with
developments of intentional programming
concept.

Charles: ... Mathematics is leading the way with


the discovery of very complex fundamental
objects. The traditional name for a class of these
objects, simple groups, ironically reflects the
old belief that fundamental is equal to simple.
Well, maybe it isnt. In computers we may not
get anywhere with real artificial intelligence, user
interfaces, languages, and so on by harping on
simplicity. (Programmers At Work. February 29, 2008.
Charles Simonyi 2008/1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

Here ismy takeon it all. Calculus"Ex..P"is


designated to become a discipline of making in
order complexity, thus transforming it into
quantity. Put differently, the complexity of the
users domain shall make an impact on the
semantics of the calculus "Ex..P", leaving the
complexity of the projection of the final product
represented in calculus"Ex..P"not intact.

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Our brain tends to simplify everything we


perceive. Then our thinking kicks in. That's why
simple things should have simple solutions in
order to proceed. For a human being nothing
could be more simple than a picture. That's why
a picture should be that micro command of the
human intellect to process. Acquire the
knowledge, compressed into pictures, add to
this type of scenario and you shall have the
starting point where I'm, after more than 30
years slow journey along this path. I call it,
Calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
Programming. So, honestly, there is nothing new
here. First you learn, and then you create a
picture and learn again to change it repeatedly,
until you unable to add anything more to the
picture created. That's my philosophy of
computer programming, and here you have
samples of it.

All WEB site examples are nothing about "what


you can see", it's all about "what you cannot
see". What you see is the delineation of a
sculpture of virtual reality, recreated adding to
this picture: hyperlinks; options to choose from,
created through computer analyze/assistance;
and calculus for programming, based on the
method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm. You should perceive me as a
filmmaker. If you ask him, "show me the
movie?", what he can answer you, so neither
me. Your take, on all you have, lays on your
quick wits, unless you reinvent the missing.
Keeping human comprehension and examples
in mind, this sculpture has: his two-three
dimensional picture; hyperlinks - another one
dimension; calculus "Executable Pictograms" for
programming - one more dimension; and
computer analyze/assistance, enforcing calculus
for programming, where interactive computer
input is meant - the final dimension. So, there is
a very important part missing - a tool called
"Computer Aided Pictographic Design of
computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the hyper
space (Integrated Development Environment)
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KAUNO TECHNOLOGIJOS UNIVERSITETAS

ELEKTROS IR VALDYMO ININERIJOS

FAKULTETO

ABSOLVENTAI

Kaunas, 2007
UDK 378.6:621.3(474.5)

KTU Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakultetas, 2007

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is, jau treias, Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakulteto absolvent sraas (pirmasis ijo
1997 m., antrasis 2000 m.) papildytas gausiu pastarj septyneri met absolvent briu. O i
viso per 60 fakulteto veiklos met j ileista daugiau kaip 13 tkstani.

Srae yra ir labai plaiai inom pavardi, ir ne toki garsi, taiau n kiek neabejojame,
kad visi ms absolventai savo darbais buvo ir yra naudingi Lietuvai, kad fakultetas gali jais
didiuotis. Visi jie Lietuvos dabartis ir ateitis.

Turbt ne vienas pastarj met fakulteto absolventas ras iame srae savo tv ar net
seneli pavardes, ir tai patvirtina fakulteto autoritet.

Leisdami iuos sraus, j rengjai tikisi sustiprinti ry tarp absolvent kart, paskatinti juos
daugiau bendrauti ir neumirti savosios Alma Mater.

Fakultetas, pradedantis jau septintj veiklos deimtmet, nuolat tobulina studij programas,
ieko nauj mokymo form, stiprina laboratorij baz, kad jo bsimieji absolventai visapusikai
atitikt XXI amiaus reikalavimus. Todl tikime, kad absolvent sraas ir toliau plats...

Leidinyje taip pat trumpai apvelgti ir svarbiausi fakulteto raidos etapai. Atsipraome u
galimus jo netikslumus. Pastabas ir pasilymus dl leidinio praom teikti Elektros ir valdymo
ininerijos fakulteto dekanatui tel.: (8 37) 35 12 16, faks (8 37) 45 43 29.

Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakulteto dekanas

prof. Jonas Daunoras

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ELEKTROTECHNIKOS STUDIJOS LIETUVOJE

Prof. Jonas Daunoras, prof. Stanislovas Masiokas, prof. Algimantas Navickas

Elektrotechnikos mokslo pradia Lietuvoje


Elektrotechnikos mokslas ir studijos Lietuvoje usimezg 1922 m. kovo 24 d. kurtoje Kauno
universiteto Elektrotechnikos katedroje, kai usienyje isimokslin profesorius Jeronimas liogeris,
docentas Aleksandras Putrimas, docentas Artras Lang bei keli ininieriai praktikai atgimstanioje
nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje pradjo lietuvikai mokyti bsimuosius elektros ininierius.
Apie t laikotarp prof. L. Kaulakis savo
atsiminimuose ra: Elektrotechnikos katedra,
vadovaujama profesoriaus J. liogerio buvo tarsi
miniatirinis Elektrotechnikos fakultetas.
J. liogeris skait kurs, kuris sudar savotik
vidurk tarp bendrosios ir teorins
elektrotechnik. Docentas Aleksandras Putrimas
dst elektros mainas, o docentas Artras
Lang elektrines ir tinklus. Radiotechnik
skait plk. ltn. A. Jurskis, telefonij ir telegraf
plk. Babinskis ir kiti. J. liogeris ileido pirm
mokomj elektrotechnikos knyg lietuvi kalba
(1 pav.).
Kokybikos studijos pasiektos kruopiai
dirbant ne tik dstytojams, bet ir laborantams,
tada dar studentams, Leonui Kaulakiui, Jurgiui
Zdaniui, Jonui Stanaiiui, Jurgiui Kaunui, Pranui
Drsuiui. Studij programa buvo labai plati,
apm daug neelektrik dalyk.
Studij programa buvo labai plati, apm
daug neelektrik dalyk, todl anuomet
diplomuotas ininierius elektrikas turjo teis
dstyti matematik gimnazijose, projektuoti ir 1 pav.
statyti namus.
1940 m. Elektrotechnikos katedra buvo suskaidyta keturias: Bendrosios elektrotechnikos,
Elektros jgaini ir tinkl, Elektros main ir tinkl, Telefon, telegraf ir radiotechnikos.
Tragikaisiais priekario, karo ir pokario metais Kauno Vytauto Didiojo universitetas neteko
daugelio dstytoj ir student, buvo susprogdinti Fizikos ir chemijos rmai, kuriuose veik ir
elektrotechnikosios katedros.
Elektrotechnikos fakulteto gimimas
1947 m. gruodio 9 d., padaugjus student, Kauno valstybinio universiteto Technikos
fakultetas skilo tris: Mechanikos, Chemijos ir Elektrotechnikos. Elektrotechnikos fakultete, kuris
bazavosi Pirmuosiuose rmuose, buvo 6 katedros: Bendrosios elektrotechnikos (vedjas
J. Zdanys), Elektros main (vedjas J. Kaunas), Elektros ryi (vedjas J. Stanaitis), Elektros
stoi ir tinkl (vedjas L. Kaulakis), Fizikos (vedjas K. Barauskas), Matematikos (vedjas
J. Matulionis). (Fakulteto raidos schema pateikta antrajame io leidinio virelio puslapyje.)

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Pirmasis fakulteto dekanas buvo K. Barauskas. Katedrose dirbo 2529 dstytojai. Fakultetas
materialiai buvo skurdus. Elektros tinkl ir stoi katedra visikai neturjo laboratorij, Ryi
katedra turjo tik 50 % reikalingos aparatros, o Elektros main ir Bendrosios elektrotechnikos
katedros vos 30 %. Sunkiomis pokario slygomis ir dstytojai, ir studentai buvo labai darbts ir
strops, kas bdinga didelius sukrtimus patyrusiai visuomenei. Juos skatino patriotizmo, tautins
savimons jausmas, siekis deramai tarnauti savo kratui. Naujai ikastame Pirmj rm rsyje
pradtos kurti mokomosios laboratorijos. Mokslininkai nagrinjo Lietuvos elektrifikavimo
problemas, tyrinjo kosminius spindulius, dirbo mokslo tiriamuosius darbus ir kitose taikomosios
fizikos srityse. Fakultetas reng elektros tinkl ir stoi, pramons elektrini rengim,
radiotechnikos specialybs ininierius. Tuo metu fakultete studijavo 249321 studentas.
1950 m. gruodio mnes Kauno valstybinis universitetas reorganizuojamas dvi atskiras
auktsias mokyklas: Kauno politechnikos institut ir Kauno medicinos institut. Politechnikos
instituto direktoriumi tapo prof. K. Barauskas. Nuo 1951 m. sausio 1 d. Elektrotechnikos fakulteto
dekanu paskiriamas matematikas doc. J. Matulionis.
Lietuvoje vis spariau pltojama elektrotechnikos ir radiotechnikos pramon, kiui reikjo vis
daugiau elektros energijos. Paangios, perspektyvios kio akos kl didel visuomens
susidomjim. Elektrotechnikos studijos tapo vienomis i populiariausi, stojanij konkursai
buvo dideli. Tuo metu fakultete moksi nemaai gabi jaunuoli, vliau tapusi moni vadovais,
profesoriais, dstytojais.
Kit elektrotechnikj fakultet atsiskyrimas
Elektrotechnikos fakultete spariai daugjo specialybi. 1960 m. buvo kurta Skaiiavimo
tais ir automatikos katedra (vedjas doc. R. Chomskis). 1963 m. KPI rektorius akademikas
K. Barauskas jung veikti pirmosios kartos lempin elektronin skaiiavimo main.
Pastaius naujus rmus KPI student miestelyje, 1964 m. vasario 15 d. i Elektrotechnikos
fakulteto katedr sudarytas Radioelektronikos fakultetas. Elektrotechnikos fakultete liko Elektros
sistem, Elektros main, Gamybos automatizavimo (vliau pavadinta Elektros pavar), Bendrosios
elektrotechnikos katedra. 1966 m. Bendrosios elektrotechnikos katedra buvo padalyta dvi:
Bendrosios elektrotechnikos (vedjas doc. S. Masiokas) ir Teorins elektrotechnikos (vedjas
doc. J. Mikta). 1967 m. rugpjio 15 d. nuo Radioelektronikos fakulteto atsiskyr Automatikos
fakultetas, kuriame buvo Skaiiavimo technikos bei Automatikos ir telemechanikos katedros.
Vliau keitsi i katedr struktra: susikr naujos Elektronikos, Valdymo sistem katedros.
1977 m. i keli Automatikos fakulteto katedr sudarytas Skaiiavimo technikos fakultetas. Norint
pabrti energetikos reikm visam kratui ir tikintis, kad energetikos inybos parems statant naujus
rmus, 1988 m. vasario 25 d. Elektrotechnikos fakultetas pavadintas Energetikos fakultetu.
iuo fakulteto struktros kitimo, nauj mokslo bei studij krypi radimosi laikotarpiu didel
sumanum, iradingum, o danai ir ryt, rod fakulteto vadovai. Nuoird, visada kupin
energijos dekan doc. J. Matulion nuo 1962 m. pakeit fizikas doc. E. Vaineikis, kuris po poros
met, fakultet reorganizavus, tapo Radioelektronikos fakulteto dekanas. Elektrotechnikos
fakultetui nuo 1964 m. pradjo vadovauti puikus matematikas ir elektrikas doc. A. Barauskas.
Taiau susikrus Automatikos fakultetui nuo 1966 m. doc. A. Barauskas jau naujojo fakulteto
dekanas, ias pareigas su pertraukomis js iki 1977 m.. Telemechanikos specialistas
doc. O. vgda Automatikos fakulteto dekanu dirbo 19711974 m. Nuo 1977 m. iki 1982 m.
Automatikos fakultetui vadovavo jaunas docentas J. Stanikis. Paskutinysis Automatikos fakulteto
dekanas iki 1993 m. buvo doc. J. Daunoras.

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Elektrotechnikos fakultetas
Elektrotechnikos fakulteto struktra nuo 1966 m. keitsi maai. Pirmasis sumajusio
Elektrotechnikos fakulteto dekanas nuo 1966 m. iki 1973 m. buvo elektrikas viesos technikos
specialistas doc. S. Masiokas. Jam teko skirti daug pastang perkeliant fakultet i senj rm
naujuosius Statybos rmus, kurie nebuvo pritaikyti elektrotechnikos mokslui bei studijoms.
Elektrotechnikos fakultetas visikai sikr naujuose rmuose, subrendo nuo 1973 m. jam
vadovaujant teorins elektrotechnikos doc. J. Miktai. Kaip minta, 1988 m. Elektrotechnikos
fakultetas pavadinamas Energetikos fakultetu, kurio dekanu J. Mikta dirbo iki 1990 m. J pakeit
Elektros sistem katedros doc. A. Navickas, ilg laik dirbs io fakulteto prodekanu.
19891992 m. Lietuvos, kartu ir Kauno politechnikos instituto, gyvenimas pradjo spariai
keistis, brendo Instituto reforma.
1990 m. spalio 31 d. Lietuvos Aukiausiosios Tarybos Prezidiumo nutarimu Kauno
politechnikos institutas atgavo ankstesnj, universitetin status: tapo Kauno technologijos
universitetu.
Elektrotechnikos ir automatikos fakultetas
Pasikeitus pramons struktrai, suskilus didiosioms pramons monms, atsiradus daugiau
smulki moni keitsi reikalavimai rengiamiems specialistams. 1993 m. liepos 1 d. Energetikos ir
Automatikos fakultetai buvo sujungti vien ir naujasis fakultetas pavadintas Elektrotechnikos ir
automatikos fakultetu. Jo dekanu irinktas doc. Algimantas Stanislovas Navickas, tarybos
pirmininku doc. Rimantas Jonas Mukulys. 2000 metais Elektrotechnikos ir automatikos fakultete
buvo 7 katedros: Elektros ir viesos ininerijos (buvusi Bendrosios elektrotechnikos; vedjas doc.
A. Vakys), Teorins elektrotechnikos (vedjas prof. A. Virbalis), Elektros sistem (joje
sujungtos buvusios Elektros sistem ir Elektros main; vedjas doc. R. Deksnys), Taikomosios
elektronikos (vedjas doc. A. Dosinas), Valdymo technologij (buvusios Valdymo sistem ir
Pavar; vedjas doc. V. Maerauskas), Proces valdymo (buvusi Gamybos proces
automatizavimo; vedjas doc. A. Vekys), bei Ergonomikos (buvusi Darbo saugos perkelta i
Vadybos fakulteto 1997 m.; vedjas doc. A. Vegys). 2001 m. Elektrotechnikos ir automatikos
fakulteto dekanu irinktas doc. Jonas Daunoras.
Tuo metu fakultete moksi apie 900 dieninio ir neakivaizdinio skyriaus student. Buvo
rengiami elektros ininerijos mokslo 3 akademini studij program bakalaurai, 6 studij program
magistrai, 6 specializuot profesini studij program diplomuoti ininieriai. Fakultete dirbo 89
profesoriai ir dstytojai. Fakultetas, nors gaudamas ribot valstybs param, dalyvavo vairiose
tarptautinse bei gamybinse mokslini tyrim programose, padedamas firm bei pramons moni
turtino mokslin ir mokomj baz. Fakultete veik modernus pramons automatikos centras
Festo, MODICON ir SIEMENS valdikli laboratorijos, auktj tamp ir kitos moderni
kompiuterin rang turinios laboratorijos.
Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakultetas
Siekiant tiksliau atspindti fakulteto studij programas ir iuolaikini informacini
technologij raidos tendencijas, 2005 met gegus 1 dien Elektrotechnikos ir automatikos
fakultetas Universiteto senato nutarimu buvo pavadintas Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakultetu.
Fakulteto dekanas prof. Jonas Daunoras.

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Dabar fakultete veikia 7 katedros: Elektros ir viesos ininerijos (vedjas doc. Valdas
Paknas); Teorins elektrotechnikos (vedjas prof. Juozapas Arvydas Virbalis); Elektros sistem
(vedjas doc. Alfonsas Morkvnas); Taikomosios elektronikos (vedjas doc. Vaclovas
Bartkeviius); Valdymo technologij (vedjas doc. Vaclovas Bagdonas); Proces valdymo
(vedjas prof. Donatas Leviauskas) bei Ergonomikos (vedjas doc. Algis Vegys).
Fakultete iuo metu mokosi 1075 studentai:
dieniniame skyriuje 540 bsimj bakalaur ir
215 magistrant; neakivaizdiniame skyriuje 320 100%
bsimj bakalaur. Jie rengiami pagal tris
bakalauro ir eias magistro studij programas
80%
(2 pav., lentel).
Tyrim rezultatai rodo, kad Lietuvos kiui
60%
fakulteto absolventai labai reikalingi, bet
parengiamas tik tredalis reikiamo j skaiiaus. Iki
40%
2007 m. fakultetas i viso ileido per 14 tkstani
absolvent. (Histograma pateikta treiajame
virelio puslapyje.) 20%

Automatikos ir valdymo bakalauro studij


programa ir Valdymo technologij magistrantros 0%
1992

1994

1996

1998

2000

2002

2004

2006
studij programa 2006 m. buvo akredituotos pagal
Europos akreditacijos standart EUR-ACE. Tai Bakalaurai Ininieriai Magistrai
rodo, kad baig ias studij programas fakulteto 2 pav. Absolvent kvalifikacijos dinamika
absolventai visikai tenkina iuolaikius
reikalavimus Europos auktojo mokslo erdvje. 2007 m. ruden bus akredituojama Elektros
energetikos studij programa.
Didiuojams, kad ms fakulteto studentai gali studijuoti iuolaikse moderniose mokymo
laboratorijose ir auditorijose, rengtose katedr vedj, dstytoj ir ms rmj pastang dka.
U didiul indl fakulteto materialins bazs pltr ir stiprinim, esame dkingi ms
pagrindiniams rmjams: AB Lietuvos energija, AB VST, AB Ryt skirstomieji tinklai,
UAB Elinta, AB Achema, AB ABB, UAB Geonafta, FESTO, AB Schneider Electric,
UAB Lukoil-Baltija.

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Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos studij programos 2007 m.

Kvalifikacinis laipsnis ir profesin


Studij kryptis Studij programa
kvalifikacija

BAKALAURO STUDIJOS

Elektros energetikos technologijos D


Elektros energetikos technologijos N
Elektros ininerija Elektros ininerija D Elektros ininerijos bakalauras
Automatika ir valdymas D
Automatika ir valdymas N

MAGISTRO STUDIJOS
Elektronikos ininerijos magistras
Taikomoji elektronika D
Elektronikos ininerija Elektronikos ininerijos
Ininerin elektronika D
magistras, ininierius
Elektros energetikos ininerija D
Elektros ininerijos magistras
Valdymo technologijos D
Elektros ininerija
Elektros ininerijos magistras,
Valdymo ininerija D
ininierius
Valdymo ininerija V
Elektros energetika D
Energetika Elektros energetika V Energetikos magistras, ininierius
Energetikos ininerija ir vadyba D

D dienins studijos
N neakivaizdins studijos

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MS PIRMTAK DIPLOMINI DARB TEMOS

1928 m. Leonas KAULAKIS, Hidroelektrin stotis Vilkmergje ant


vadovas A. Lang ventosios
Stasys RADZEVIIUS, Elektros stotis Zapykyje Kauno miestui
vadovas A. Lang energija aprpinti
Samuilas DROCAS, Umformerin pastotis
vadovas A. Putrimas

1929 m. Juozas INDRINAS, Elektrifikuotas popieriaus fabrikas


vadovas A. Lang
Petras STEIKNAS, Klaipdos miesto elektros stotis
vadovas J. liogeris
Borisas INDURSKIS, iauli rajonin elektros stotis
vadovas J. liogeris
Juozas BARZDA-
BRADAUSKAS, Kauno tramvajus
vadovas J. liogeris
Albinas
RAMANAUSKAS, Panevio miesto elektros stotis
vadovas J. liogeris
Jurgis KOROLIOVAS, Ryt Lietuvos elektrifikacija
vadovas J.liogeris

1930 m. Jurgis JANKAUSKAS, Galingumo koeficientui pataisyti pastotis


vadovas A. Putrimas
Izaokas BRAUD, Gyvsidabrini lygintuv pastotis
vadovas A. Putrimas
Zalminas KRONZONAS, Suvalkijos krato elektrifikacija
vadovas A. Lang
Juozas KIZLAUSKAS, Gastiloni hidroelektrin stotis
vadovas A.Lang

Balys DOBKEVIIUS, Geleinkelio ruoo VirbalisPalemonas


1931 m.
vadovas A. Putrimas elektrifikacija
Vincas BABILIUS, Dubysos hidroelektrin stotis
1932 m.
vadovas A. Lang

1933 m. Pranas DRSUTIS, Durpin elektros stotis Eerlyje


vadovas J. liogeris

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Ms pirmtak diplomini darb temos (tsinys)
1934 m. Tadas MONGIRDAS, Hidroelektrin stotis ventojoje prie Sart eero
vadovai
J. liogeris ir S. Kolupaila
Alfonsas KLYGIS, Birtono kilpos energijos kis ir elektriniai rengimai
vadovas J. liogeris
Viktoras BUDZIS, iauli miesto elektros tinklas
vadovas J. liogeris
Feliksas SIPAVIIUS, ilumin elektros stotis ir tinklai Raseini miestui
vadovas J. liogeris
Leonardas Mingaudas Panemuns hidroelektrin stotis (kis ir elektriniai
MIUTAVIIUS, rengimai)
vadovas J. liogeris
Jonas MIKALAUSKAS, Ukmergs miesto elektros tinklas ir pastotis
vadovas J. liogeris

1935 m. Klemensas EPUTIS, Elektros stotis ir tinklas agars miestui apviesti


vadovas J. liogeris
Jurgis ZABIELSKIS, Cemento fabriko elektros energijos rengimas su tam
vadovas J.liogeris tikslui atskira elektros jgaine
Alfonsas
SEMENAVIIUS, Transatlantin trump bang siuniamoji radijo stotis
vadovas J. liogeris
Jonas STANAITIS, Lietuvos radiofono sistuvas
vadovai J. liogeris ir
A. Jurskis
Leopoldas JAGMINAS, Kauno miesto troleibusas
vadovas J. liogeris
Stasys SKURVYDAS, Kauno miesto elektros tinklas
vadovas J. liogeris

1936 m. Kostas KRIINAS, Marijampols miesto elektros tinklas ir pastotis


vadovas J. liogeris
Antanas GRUODYS, Hidroelektrin stotis ant Minijos ups Diburi kilpoje
vadovas A. Putrimas
Aleksys Aleksandras
LAPYS, ilimin elektros stotis Kauno gulai
vadovas A. Putrimas
Vytautas PAVILIUS, Hidroelektrin stotis emutinje eupje
vadovas A. Putrimas
Aleksandras
BINKEVIIUS, Technikos fakulteto jgain su varikli laboratorija
vadovas A. Putrimas

1937 m. Abromas NUNAS, Cukraus fabriko 1000 ton runkeli per par perdirbti ir
vadovas A. Putrimas elektrifikacija su centrale stotimi
Jurgis KAUNAS, Lietuvos elektros skaitikli kontrols ir remonto staiga
vadovas A. Putrimas
Samuilas JUZINTAS, Vilkavikio miesto elektros tinklai ir pastotis
vadovas A. Putrimas

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Ms pirmtak diplomini darb temos (tsinys)
1938 m. Leizeris BANDAS, Panevio miesto elektros tinklas ir pastotis
vadovas A. Putrimas

1939 m. Larisa FIODOROVAIT, Panevio ilumin elektros jgain


vadovas A. Putrimas

1940 m. Eugenijus RUTTEINAS, Alytaus miesto elektros tinklas ir pastotis


vadovas A.Putrimas
Sergjus GINCBURGAS, Lietuvos aukiausios tampos elektros tinklas
vadovas A. Putrimas
Mejeris LEIBOVIIUS, Suvalkijos elektrifikacija
vadovas .

1941 m. Feliksas MASIULIS, Centrins baterijos telefon stotis 4000 miesto ir 40


vadovas . tarpmiestini linij
Juozas LINKAITIS, 100 kV linija VilniusKaunas
vadovas .

1942 m. Dmitras FALEJEVAS, Automatin telefon stotis 1000 abonent


vadovas .
Leonas BENIUIS, 25 000 kW durpin elektrin
vadovas .

1943 m. Bronius Turniki vandens elektriniai generatoriai


PETRUSEVIIUS
vadovas .
Vytautas DRUNGA Vilnoni audini fabriko Drob elektros rengimai
vadovas .
Jurgis ZDANYS Auktos tampos linija iauliaiPajris
vadovas .

1946 m. Vitas Jurgis ALYS Kauno Vytauto Didiojo universiteto elektros main
vadovas . laboratorija
Valentinas LEONARDAS Lin verpyklos Panevy elektriniai rengimai
vadovas .

1947 m. Marijonas PETRONIS Marijampols miesto tinklo ir pastots projektas


vadovas .
Pranas IMKUS vadovas Elektros energijos tiekimas Taurags miestui
.
Vytautas ZGIRSKIS Radijo mazgas Jonikyje
vadovas .
Vladas STUKAS vadovas 110/35 kV pastotis Teliuose ir 35 kV paskirstymo tinklas
. emaitijoje
Teofilis DZISNIONIS Priimamoji radijo stotis Kaune
vadovas .
Adolfas DAPKEVIIUS Jonavos miesto elektros tinklas ir pastotis
vadovas .
Jonas JUKYS 2000 abonent automatin telefon stotis
vadovas .

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Kauno valstybinio (iki 1946 m. dar ir Vytauto Didiojo) universiteto
Technologijos fakulteto
Elektrotechnikos skyriaus absolventai

1945 m. 1946 m. 1947 m.


1. Maerinskas Jurgis 1. Masiulis Feliksas 1. Dapkeviius Adolfas
2. Petrulis Konstantinas 2. Valentinas Leonardas 2. Dzisnionis Teofilis
3. Zdanys Jurgis 3. Jukys Jonas
4. alys Vitas Jurgis 4. Kemis Povilas
5. Petronis Marijonas
6. Seliokas Vincas
7. Stukas Vladas
8. imkus Pranas
9. Zgirskis Vytautas

Kauno valstybinio universiteto


Elektrotechnikos fakulteto absolventai

1948 m. 1949 m. 1950 m.


1. Aleksandraitis Viktoras 1. Birietis Povilas 1. Augustaitis Algirdas
2. Chomskis Romanas 2. Mockus Stasys 2. Bortkeviius Meys
3. Jaceviius Jonas 3. Petruseviius Viktoras 3. Dobrikas Vitoldas
4. Karlonas Jonas 4. Presas Heincas 4. alka Adomas
5. Kirna Pranas 5. Grinis Algirdas
6. Ostaeviius Kazys 6. Jaronis Enrikas Prancikus
7. Paulauskas Meys 7. Jasiulionyt-Tamutien Felicija
8. Segalis Hiras 8. Kuginys Leonas
9. Tamutis Petras 9. Kunickis Nikalojus
10. Kuprionis Stanislovas
11. Linkaitis Juozas
12. Liubinas Vytautas
13. Melnikas Vladas
14. Misinas Algirdas
15. Neukaitis Vytautas
16. Praneviius Eduardas
17. Rimeikis Juozas Petras
18. Slabys Viktoras
19. Sokas Pranas
20. Stepanauskas Albinas
21. alna Juozas
22. pokas Izidorius

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Kauno politechnikos instituto
Elektrotechnikos fakulteto absolventai
46. Navickas Alfonsas 18. Tunkeviius Juozas
1951 m. 47. Nemura Antanas Petras 19. Valaitis Algirdas Alfonsas
48. Pikrys Alfonsas 20. Venclovas Jonas Vytautas
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 49. Plevokas Viktoras
50. Skrinskas Anicetas Pramons moni elektros
sistemos
51. Steiknas Jonas renginiai
1. Bagdonaviius Sabestinas 52. Stundys Stasys
2. Balikonis Jonas 21. Abloeviius Jonas
3. Barauskas Antanas Elektrinis ryys 22. Blinkeviius Vilius
4. Bakys Vytautas Protacijus 23. esonis Vytautas
53. Birulis Kostas 24. uplinskas Algis Kazimieras
5. Butkeviius Mykolas
54. Jurktas Kazimieras 25. Indrinas Algimantas
6. Butvila Viktoras
55. Kupreviius Mykolas Jaunutis 26. Jankeviit Janina
7. ernauskas Stanislovas
56. Pitkauskas Zenonas 27. Jasinskas Jonas
8. Dackeviius Ksaveras
57. Sudeika Petras 28. Jurkys Mykolas
9. Gudelis Leonas
58. imianskis Samuelis 29. Kulakauskas Aldonas Zigmas
10. Intas Algirdas Augustinas
59. Vaiys Prancikus 30. Macijauskas Vytautas
11. Ivanauskas Antanas
60. Vaineikis Emilijus 31. Malkeviius Stanislovas
12. Jukauskas Ksaveras Zozimas
61. Vyniauskas Vaclovas 32. Minkus Valentinas
13. Kirlys Antanas Algirdas
62. Zulonas Pranas 33. Petraviius Alfredas
14. Kostrauskas Povilas
15. Kriiukaitis Donatas 34. Radauskas Jurgis
Radiotechnika 35. Savoniakas Juozas
16. Kruinskas Eugenijus Jonas
63. Bojeris Joselis 36. Strockis Vladislovas Vytautas
17. Kuinskas Vladas Eugenijus
64. Greseviius Bronislovas 37. imkus Edmundas Regimantas
18. Kvietka Algimantas
65. Leviauskas Algirdas 38. Urbonas Jonas
19. Laas Algirdas Vladas
66. Masiulis Jurgis 39. Vosylius Stanislovas
20. Maiuknas Aloyzas
67. Mataius Viktoras 40. elionis Gediminas
21. Matukonis Pranas Sigitas
68. Narbutas Kazimieras
22. Mekas Algis Viktoras Radijo ryys ir radijo
69. Puodinas Elmaras
23. Pieslekas Vytautas Narimantas
24. Puodiukynas Algirdas
70. Rimkus Petras difuzija
71. Vainoris Zenonas 41. Boriseviius Liudvikas
25. Ribinskas Antanas
72. alnas Bronius 42. Jukis Vladas
26. Riekumas Konstantinas
27. Samardokas Boleslovas 43. Kalibatas Vytautas
28. Staniauskas Jonas
1952 m. 44. Klimaviius Romualdas Antanas
29. Stankus Eduardas 45. Krisiuknas Vytautas
30. Svylas Algirdas
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 46. Krupenko Genadijus
31. iupokas Petras sistemos 47. Kurtinaitis Antanas
32. liaas Juozas 1. Dambrauskas Vytautas 48. Latuinskas Vytautas
33. Zapalskis Bronislovas 2. Daugla Jonas 49. Maidlauskas Kostas
3. Gaidys Julius 50. Suila Antanas
Pramons moni elektros 4. Gylys Stasys 51. imkus Zigmas
renginiai 5. Grblikas Petras Zigmas 52. Vaisa Matauas Antanas
34. Andrinas Antanas 6. Gricius Stasys
35. Bavarskis Henrikas 7. Kalinauskas Juozas
36. ernius Napalis Albertas 8. Keinys Teodoras
37. Giraitis Nikodemas 9. Klupas Apolinaras
38. Indreika Vytautas 10. Kniukta Jonas
39. Juraitis Juozapas Stanislovas 11. Lukoeviius Vladas
40. Kasperaviius Petras 12. Martuseviius Juozas
41. Kavaliauskas Prancikus 13. Mackus Jonas
42. Kukas Bronius 14. Navickas Arnoldas Aleksandras
43. Listopadskis Juozas Malvydas 15. Papinigis Vladas
44. Marazas Stanislovas 16. Patkauka Algirdas Jokbas
45. Manas Leonas 17. Staugaitis Justinas

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1953 m. 1954 m. 47. Kikis Jonas
48. Kulvietyt Aldona
49. Leonaviius Kazys
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 50. Maanauskas Kazimieras
sistemos sistemos 51. Matuseviius Henrikas
1. Balazas Petras 1. Ankudaviius Juozas 52. Mozras Vytautas
2. Jastremskas Stanislovas 2. Baronas Albinas 53. Paulauskas Kalikstas
3. Kuzma Vladas 3. Bartininkas Vytautas Bronislovas 54. Putelis Algimantas
4. Maktutis Bronius 4. Eidukas Jonas 55. ilinis Vytautas Vladas
5. Mankeviius Vytautas Petras 5. Jukneviius Romualdas
6. Margis Algimantas 6. Kanas Vaclovas 1955 m.
7. Melnikas Leonas Algimantas 7. Leskauskas Vladas
8. Mickeviius Vytautas 8. Lukoeviius Algimantas Elektros stotys, tinklai ir
9. Musneckis Algirdas Vincas 9. Maseviius Zenonas sistemos
10. Patukas Algis Vincas Jonas 10. Maeikis Augustinas
11. Petrulis Vytautas Pranas 11. Ragelis Antanas Vytautas E5/1 grup
12. akalys Antanas 12. Saponikovas Henrikas 1. Burneika Albertas
13. urkus Algirdas 13. Volskis Jonas Vytautas 2. Danileviius Kazimieras
14. Telksnys Adolfas Laimutis 3. Jukeviius Steponas
15. Tervydis Vytautas Pramons moni elektros 4. Kairys Petras
16. Vaitkeviius Leonas renginiai 5. Karpaviius Petras
17. ekas Juozas 6. Klajumas Rudolfas
14. Abolinas Zigfridas 7. Laikonis Stasys
Pramons moni elektros 15. Aviienis Juozas Vytautas 8. Leicmonas Alfredas
16. Buknys Antanas
renginiai 17. Buterleviius Petras
9. Liatukas Algimantas
10. Mizielinskas Marijonas
18. Bartuka Juozas 18. Gaidelis Vytautas 11. Morkys Rimvydas
19. Batisa Algirdas Aleksandras 19. Gedminas Viktoras 12. Nekraas Justinas Motiejus
20. epel Juozas 20. Gocentas Jonas 13. Noreika Pranas
21. epulyt-Tilvikien Aldona 21. Jakubonis Vytautas 14. Pakeviius Vladas
Liudvika 22. Jankeviius Leonas 15. Rudzeviius Juozas
22. Gabrnas Liutgardas 23. Japertas Aleksandras 16. Stankus Aloyzas
23. Jaktas Aloyzas 24. Jonaitis Jonas 17. akalys Aloyzas
24. Jovarauskas Albinas 25. Kaunas Juozas 18. ileika Vytautas
25. Martinnait Emilija Nijol 26. Kryauskas Jokbas 19. Valaitis Eimuntas
26. Mockeviius Vytautas 27. Levinas Jurgis 20. Vidys Vytautas
27. Prialgauskas Boleslovas 28. Liepuonius Juozas 21. Zinkus Romanas Zigmas
28. Siurbis Vytautas 29. Mikalauskas Vladas
29. Sriubas Vytautas 30. Pilipaitis Algimantas Pramons moni elektros
30. Tilvikas Antanas Vytautas 31. Porutis Vytautas Vladas renginiai
Algimantas 32. Reneckis Juozas Stasys
31. Uogintas Algirdas Pranas 33. Sadauskas Erikas E-5/2 grup
32. Variakojis Jonas Vytautas 34. Stankeviius Vytautas 22. Aliauskas Henrikas Alfonsas
33. ilinskas Gentrudas Juozas 35. Starkeviius Jonas 23. Butauskas Vytautas
36. Styra Julius 24. esiulis Algirdas
Radijo ryys ir radijo 37. vgda Otonas 25. Didiulis Olegas Algirdas
difuzija 38. Vaitkeviius Albinas 26. Draugelis Romualdas Pijus
34. Ariulis Alfredas Ramutis 39. Valiulis Vytautas Kazimieras 27. Gabalas Vytautas
35. Bartkus Tomas Romanas 28. Jurel Jurgis Algis
Radijo ryys ir radijo 29. Jurkonis Antanas
36. Gaigalas Juozapas arnas
37. Lesauskis Pranas Vytautas difuzija 30. Kanaporis Henrikas
38. Rekeviius Kazys 40. Augustauskas Kazys 31. Klimaauskas Jonas
39. Sinkeviius Alfonsas 41. Birmanas Eugenijus 32. Kulys Vytautas
40. ukauskas Henrikas 42. Dautartas Eduardas 33. Labudis Algimantas
43. Dundzys Pranas 34. Malinauskas Romualdas Pranas
44. Ignataviius Leonas 35. Naudius Albinas Feliksas
45. Juka Stanislovas 36. Nemeikis Antanas
46. Kamiaitis Justinas 37. Puplauskas Vytautas
38. Rainskait Veronika

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39. Sergiejevas Henrikas 24. Kovaliova Galina 1957 m.
40. tuikys Rimantas Vladas 25. Kovanov Leontij
41. Ulickas Vytautas Nikodemas 26. Kuskov Georgij
42. Valiuknas Gediminas Juozas 27. Leonov Evgenij
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir
43. Valys Jonas 28. Levina-Peremykina Sulamif sistemos
44. Vileiis Algirdas 29. Osipenko Ada 1. Adomaitis Algimantas
45. emaitaitis Apolinaras 30. Pamerancev Oleg 2. Adomaityt Meilut Aldona
Gediminas 31. Rybakova Iraida 3. Bagdonait Antanina Laima
32. Romanovskij Alfred 4. Bagdonas Romualdas
Radiotechnika 33. Ruttein Jakov 5. Bernotas Jonas
E-5/3 grup 34. Stefanovi Albert 6. Bimbait Angel
46. Buineviius Vytautas Algimantas 35. aulskij Vladimir 7. Blidius Mykolas Jonas
47. Gonestas Enrikas 36. iigina Tamara 8. Daninas Antanas Rimgaudas
48. Jonuka Lionginas 37. nipov Josif 9. Galinis Vaclovas Jonas
49. Kazakeviius Adolfas 38. Adamonis Algirdas 10. Gauys Vladas
50. Korolkovas Leonardas 39. Amankaviius Marijonas 11. Grays Algimantas
51. Kubilius Augustinas 40. Armonaviius Albinas 12. Jagelaviius Tadas
52. Lapnas Algimantas 41. Babila Leonardas 13. Janueviius Prancikus Vytautas
53. Lificait Feiga 42. Gelinis Kazimieras 14. Juzaknas Vytautas
54. Mikalajnas Algirdas 43. Gurviit-Levitan Etta 15. Kavolinas Vitas
55. Nevinskaja Tatjana 44. Jaceviit Janina Kazimiera 16. Kemeklis Kstutis
56. Nevinskis Jurgis 45. Jonuas Eduardas 17. Krasauskas Antanas
57. Okuli Kazarinas Jaroslavas 46. Mikta Jeronimas 18. Kreimeris Jonas
58. Orinauskas Alfonsas 47. Molis Vytautas 19. Lenickas eslovas Vytautas
59. Petrov Georgij 48. Paulauskas Celestinas 20. Lopatait Elena Leonita
60. imkeviius Anatolijus 49. Paulauskas Meislovas 21. Lukoeviius Algirdas
50. Prokopaviit Laimut Dalia 22. Malaika Meislovas
1956 m. Anastazija 23. Margelis Prancikus
51. Sarickas Henrikas 24. Maskolinait Brigita Danguol
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 52. Skiauteris Jonas 25. Milvydas Steponas
53. emeta Pranas 26. Paulauskas Vytautas
sistemos 54. imkeviien-Lenartaviit 27. Poceviius Justinas Valdis
1. Balinas Povilas Aldona Adel 28. Sabas Gediminas
2. Byla Povilas 29. lapkauskas Vytautas
3. Braukas Juozas Radiotechnika 30. Toliius Stanislovas
4. Degutis Kazimieras 55. Alperovi Chaim 31. Treideris Romas
5. Kuinskas Jonas 56. Balekas Albinas Leonas 32. Urbonas Alfonsas
6. Mimas Mindaugas Vincas 57. Beinoraviius Romualdas 33. Vyniauskas Antanas
7. Nainys Jonas 58. ebatorinas Vytautas Juozas
8. Narueviius Algimantas 59. Dirys Algimantas Pramons moni
9. Navickas Vincas 60. Giedraitis Romualdas elektrifikavimas
10. Pekys Jonas Aloyzas 61. Kapoit Veronika
11. Razma Bronius 62. Kersnauskas Jeronimas
52/8 grup
12. Sabaliauskas Julius 34. Bachanova-Vdovina Asia
63. Mankeviius Mykolas
13. Tautkus Antanas 35. Bielocerkovskij Feliks
64. Morknas Povilas
14. Tyla Vladas 36. Bodrevskij Vasilij
65. Nenartaviit Leokadija
15. Timleris Leonas 37. Branc Matviej
66. Pareika Zbignevas Antanas
16. iys Petras 38. Chinesas muelis
67. Petraityt Juozapa Graina
39. Garelyt Irina
68. Povilaviius Stanislovas
Pramons moni 69. Praneviius Romualdas
40. Filatov Jurij
elektrifikavimas ir renginiai 70. Pruinskas Prancikus Vytautas
41. Glibickaja-Chinesien Svetlana
42. Janovskij Ilja
17. Barinikova Valentina 71. Stankeviius Vidminas
43. Kniazev Jurij
18. Bielieninik Vaclav 72. Stalinkeviius Vladislovas
44. Okuneva Augusta
19. Buinevi Svetlana Romualdas
45. Panomariova Natalija
20. Gulina Margarita 73. atkus Jonas Gediminas
46. Razmachova Genrieta
21. Jakutis Tadeus 74. ipelis Vladas
47. Risman Arkadij
22. Jasven Petr 75. Vinauskas Henrikas Algimantas
48. Rundio Anton
23. Kolovangin Jurij 76. Zareckas Saulius

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49. Sinderovskij Kasril 101. ilas Romualdas Pramons moni
50. Sobinov Fedor? 102. liavas Algimantas elektrifikavimas
51. all Vladimir 103. Vitkinait Frume Malka
52. epunov Jurij 104. adeikait-Dailidien Raminta 52/10 (EP-3/1) grup
53. atas Jonas Eugenija 43. Abramov Boris
54. Udavinys Sakalas Vincas 44. Abramov Viktor
1958 m. 45. Bekerman Fridrich
52/9 grup 46. aikovskij Dominik
55. Ambraka Rimvydas Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 47. Geringas Benis
56. Ambrakait Genovait 48. Gujenok Valentin
57. Anukeviius Kstutis
sistemos
49. Jakuko Lidija
58. Buzys Steponas 51/8 (EE-3/1) ir 50. Kaerovskij Matvej
59. Dailid Sigitas 51/9 (EE-3/2) grups 51. Kondraov Denis
60. Dalmotas Pranas 1. Bagdonaviius Liudvikas 52. Kosko Feliks
61. Jasinskas Petras Algimantas 53. Nirenberg Robert
62 Jasutyt Benita 2. Baiktys Algimantas Juozas 54. Peresas olomas
63. Kapustinskas Aloyzas 3. Baranauskas Linas 55. Puodinas Vytautas
64. Keblinait-Arbaiauskien 4. Barzda-Bradauskas Romualdas 56. Romas Icikas
Nijol Irena 5. Darguis Rimvydas Boleslovas 57. Sitnikov Anatolij
65. Kemundris Prancikus 6. Gelumbauskas Zigmantas 58. Stepanova Galina
66. Kupikas Juozas 7. Gilys Antanas Albinas 59. Solodovnikov Oleg
67. Kutra Petras Kstutis 8. Grauslyt-Baltruaitien Danguol 60. Stasinas-Bocullo Lidija
68. Marcinkonis Vladas Laimut 61. Timofejev Isaj
69. Masiokas Stanislovas 9. Gudynas Gravydas Jonas 62. Zacharov Lev
70. Motiejnas Sigurdas Bonifacas 10. Ivanauskas Algis 63. akvemjen Margot
71. Panknas Antanas 11. Jocius eslovas
72. Petrukeviius Juozas Vladas 12. Jurknas Dalius Steponas 52/11 (EP-3/2) grup
73. Pola Voldemaras Kstutis 13. Juka Antanas Petras 64. Adomaviius Algimantas
74. Rutkauskas Mykolas 14. Kaklauskas Alfonsas Antanas
75. Sasnauskas Vytautas Justinas 15. Kalamickas Jakovas Mo 65. Ambrazeviius Rimgaudas
76. Steponaviius Henrikas 16. Kargaudas Algimantas Aloyzas
77. Sudintas Edmundas 17. Katinas Algimantas 66. Barkauskas Pranas
78. Valinius Romualdas 18. Kuinskas Algirdas 67. Daugla Petras
79. Vedegys Viktoras 19. Kutas Saulius 68. Jakaviit-Korolkovien
80. ilinskait Danut Ona 20. Laukaitis Romualdas Malvina
21. Liepinis Antanas 69. Jocius Donatas Skaistutis Leonas
Radiotechnika 70. Kairys Donatas
22. Liepuonis Petras
53/6 grup 23. Linartas Algirdas 71. Kytra Stasys
81. Balbierius Petras 24. Matelionis Povilas 72. Kudarauskas Juozas Sigitas
82. Balinas Jonas 25. Mainskas Mindaugas 73. Oboleviius Vladas
83. Balseviius Vidmantas 26. Mornas Adolfas 74. Puodinas Vytautas
84. Buterleviit Vida Marija 27. Narglas Albertas 75. Tanknas Rimantas Juozas
85. Bdvytis Petras 28. Nalinas Rimantas 76. Zaneviius Juozapas Donatas
86. erniauskas Juozas 29. Navickas Rimvydas Juozas 77. akeviius Stanislovas
87. Dapkus Povilas Skirmantas 30. Paliukaitis Juozapas Algirdas Gediminas
88. Didiulis Zenonas 31. Peseckas Jurgis Elektros mainos ir aparatai
89. Dzedulionis Jonas 32. Ramonis Arnas
90. Eidukas Danielius 33. Sinkeviius Tautvydas Antanas 52/11 (EP-3/2) grup
91. Januonis Stepas 34. Stirbys Anzelmas 78. Budreika Donatas
92. Kasperinait Marija Irut 35. Stonyt-Bylien Marija Izabel 79. Kalmantait Vanda Danut
93. Kuzmickis Vytautas Danut 80. Karosas Juozas
94. Latinis Vytautas 36. aknas Algis 81. Kuinskas Leonas Antanas
95. Nemanis Petras Algirdas 37. imakauskas Sergiejus 82. Kupinas Romualdas
96. Puodinait Graina Viktorija 38. imkeviius Petras 83. Lauadis Almantas
97. Stabrauskas Juozapas 39. imonis Pranas Algimantas 84. akenis Romualdas Marijus
98. Stanaityt Joana Birut 40. ochotas Jehoua 85. Urbas Algimantas
99. Struanovskij Jurij Eduard 41. Vaitkunskas Jonas 86. Valentait Daiva Zita
100. etokas Juozas Viktoras 42. Valikonis Albertas Rimgaudas 87. eiys Pranas Gediminas

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Radiotechnika 19. Draguneviius Arimantas 69. Tomaov Anatolij
20. Eismontait Eugenija Nijol 70. Vasilkov Aleksandr
53/7 (ER-3) grup 21. Gylys Romualdas
88. Andrainait Birut Maryt 22. Jankauskas Zigmas Elektros mainos ir aparatai
89. Barceviius Raimundas 23. Mileviius Algirdas
90. Bingelis Algirdas
EP-4 grup
24. Nenorta Antanas Alytis 71. Ambrakait Giedr
91. ep Edmundas 25. Preagalaviius Steponas 72. Atstopas Feliksas Juozapas
92. Dagilyt Eulana 26. Stanknait Janina 73. Baltruaityt Vyda
93. Geiauskas Sigitas Antanas 27. Steiblys Adomas Vytautas 74. Bekeris Jonas Algimantas
94. Japertas Stasys 28. ukauskait Regina Ona 75. Brazinskas Algimantas Jonas
95. Kacas Jeronimas
Pramons moni 76. Dainit Aurel Antanina
96. Krukonis Algirdas
77. Dirys Saulius Algimantas
97. Meras Icchokas elektrifikavimas 78. Grigas Antanas Gintautas
98. Mickeviit Ramut
EM-4/1 grup 79. Jukauskas Algimantas Augustas
99. Norvalaitis Juozapas Algirdas
29. Buceviius Saulius 80. Kavolinait Nijol
100. Plepis Gunaras Artras
30. Gilius Jonas Petras 81. Priepaliauskas Egalitis Egitis
101. Puodiukynas Antanas
31. Girleviius Stanislovas Vytautas 82. Smilgeviius Algirdas Simonas
102. Rapalis Juozas
32. Gurskis Albertas 83. Stripinis Edmundas Rimantas
103. Rimkut Regina
33. Jasineviius Raimundas Juozas 84. Stundia Stanislovas
104. Ripkauskis Albertas
34. Jasutis Viktoras Alfonsas 85. ilinskas Sigitas Albinas
105. Saudargas Algimantas
35. Kairiktyt Antanina 86. ukyt Saulut Janina
106. Stasiulionis Mindaugas
36. Kasperaviius Stasys Algimantas 87. labys Romas Algirdas
Prancikus
107. Stasinas Antanas 37. Kazlauskas Eimutis Alfonsas
38. Kaukauskas Jonas
Radiotechnika
108. Strielinas Riardas
Rimgaudas 39. Kirklys Zigmantas ER-4/1 grup
109. Svolkinas Henrikas 40. Kubilinait Irena Marija 88. Adomnas Povilas
110. ernait-Oboleviien Elvyra 41. Masteika Romualdas 89. Balakauskait Elena
111. Usoris Anicetas Vitolis Konstantinas 90. Balinaitis Algimantas
112. emaitaitis Jurgis 42. Miliauskas Juozas Algimantas 91. Bielskis Antanas Andriejus
113. ilius Antanas 43. Petrulis Gravydas Liucijus 92. Broniukaitis Romualdas
114. inys Donatas 44. Ramanauskas Antanas Kstutis 93. Cimbolait Aldona Zuzana
45. Sabulyt Emilija 94. Girdiuait Genovait Zinaida
1959 m. 46. Sasnauskas Virgilijus 95. Janknas Eugenijus Kastytis
Regimundas 96. Leibzonas Dovydas
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 47. Steiknas Rimgaudas 97. Lengvinas Petras
48. Storpirtis Jaunutis Petras 98. Marcinkeviius Albinas Juozas
sistemos 49. liogeris Jurgis 99. Mekauskas Gediminas
EE- 4/1 grup 50. Valteris Stasys 100. Neverauskas Anatolis
1. Augulis Julius 51. Verelyt Genovait 101. Noreika Juozas
2. Bajoras Algimantas Jonas 52. Vosylius Antanas 102. Petrauskas Algirdas
3. Balinas Bronislovas Leonas 53. ilinskas Jonas 103. Piotraviius Teofilis
4. Balinas Remigijus Sigitas 104. Pukas Antanas
5. Boruseviius Algimantas EM-4/2 grup 105. Ribikauskas Antanas Alfredas
6. Bulavas Vladas 54. Aronson Jakov 106. Ruzgys Prancikus Antanas
7. Dragnas Algirdas 55. Benditovi Rudolf 107. Simonaityt Nijol Marija
8. Juka Faustas Prancikus 56. Bogoionok Nikolaij 108. Stepanov Jurij
9. Jukys Rimtautas Jonas 57. Borodulin Valentin 109. Strazdait Marijona Laima
10. Katilius Povilas 58. Fraiman Michail 110. Uleviius Titas Jonas
11. Lauys Algirdas 59. Glibickij Jonas 111. Urbonaviit Alena Ramut
12. Matonis Antanas 60. Kan Garri 112. Vaitiekus Alfonsas
13. Merkys Viktoras 61. Massova Nina 113. Vitkeviius Povilas
14. Pukas Jonas 62. Meeriakov Valentin 114. ilinskas Rimvydas Povilas
15. altenis Vydnas 63. Mnuchina Julija 115. itkus Antanas
16. ilys Kazys 64. Nechajev Jurij
65. Saienko Evgenij
EE-4/2 grup 66. Sinicina Enna
17. Avionis Jonas Saulius 67. Stoliarova Margarita
18. Balinas Jurgis 68. Temin Serafim

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1960 m. 41. Bindler Anatolij 91. Dailidnas Vytautas
42. Docenko Igor 92. Grinius Prancikus
43. Gromova Liudmila 93. Gruauskait Genovait
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 44. Idelik Maksim 94. Kepeinskas Algirdas Lukas
sistemos 45. Jerov Arkadij 95. Kruopis Vytautas Vincentas
EE-5 grup 46. Juravickij Vladimir 96. Labanauskas Saulius
1. Aliauskas Algimantas Kazimieras 47. Kozlov Albert 97. Matiukas Alfonsas Antanas
2. Antanaviius Eugenijus Viktoras 48. Monajenko Jurij Laimutis
3. Baiulis Andrius 49. Naudinas Vaclov 98. Mickys Algimantas Juozapas
4. Buineviius Bronius 50. Orlov Elmar 99. Micknas Stasys
5. Domijonaitis Vytautas Jonas 51. Petrakov Fredislav 100. Mackus Kazimieras
6. Gaigalas Vilhelmas 52. Polonskij Aleksandr 101. Naktinis Jonas
7. Gaul Petras Algimantas 53. Rubintein Jakov 102. Norvaias Vaclovas
8. Gedvilas Antanas 54. Segalis Icchok 103. Ramanauskas Bronius
9. Jankauskas Vincas Dainius 55. Sigorskaja Liudmila 104. Rimkeviius Gediminas
10. Kalmantas Vytautas Mykolas 56. Siomin Artur Bronislovas
11. Kazilinas Anatolijus Kstutis 57. Stojanov Aleksej 105. Sakalas Aloyzas
12. Leonas Vytenis Leonas 58. atova Galina 106. Seilius Algirdas
13. Mankus Algimantas Juozas 59. punt Zolia 107. Spirikaviius Leonas
14. Mikalajnas Leonas 60. Veselovskij Viktor 108. Stankeviius Leopoldas
15. Navickis Stanislovas Virgilijus 61. Vlasov Vitalij 109. Steponaviit Jan Julija
16. Stankeviius Antanas Stanislovas Matematiniai skaiiavimo 110. Uldukyt-Neverauskien Vera
17. Stanknas Stanislovas prietaisai ir renginiai 111. Vaitieknas Ferdinandas
Venceslovas 112. Zolubas Algimantas Juozapas
18. akys Edmundas EP-5 grup 113. ira Virgilijus
19. imkus Zenonas 62. Abraitis Liudvikas Radijo aparatros
20. Tumasonis Rimvydas 63. Baltruaitis Ramnas Viktoras konstravimas ir gamyba
21. Valiukonis Algimantas 64. Baskakovas Antanas
22. alnierinas Albertas 65. Bulovas Virgilijus ET-5 grup
23. urauskas Konradas 66. epel Antanas 114. Badoka Bronislovas
67. Denkaitis Kstutis 115. Bendorius Jonas
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 68. Ganusauskas Valerijonas 116. Butkus Vytautas
69. Gudeleviius Edvardas 117. Cechanaviius Hiliarijus
EM-5/1 grup 70. Gutauskas Antanas Vytautas
24. Aliauskait Nijol Vinc 71. Jankus Algimantas Tomas 118. Freigofas Adolfas
25. Andriulis Stanislovas 72. Kulikis Juozas Algis 119. Geguis Antanas Petras
26. Barkauskait Graina Saulut 73. Lapien Petras Rimantas 120. Graulis Vytautas Jonas
27. Buckinas Juozas 74. Liaugaudas Rimas 121. Jaktys Klemensas
28. Dovydaitis-Baltruaitis Nestoras 75. Lukys Ferdinandas 122. Kalamickas Dovydas
Zigmantas 76. Matulaitis Antanas 123. Kalina Liudvikas
29. Grigaitis Erdvilas 77. Mikinis Juozas 124. Karuas Albinas
30. Janickis Algirdas Jonas 78. Paulauskas Ignotas Evaldas 125. Lauruonis Edmundas
31. Kmieliauskas Irmantas 79. Puodius Jonas Rytis Vladislovas
Kazimieras 80. Ramanauskas Vaclovas 126. Margenyt Aldona Sofija
32. Lukoeviius Algimantas Albinas Zigmantas 127. Pranauskas Vladislovas
33. Mukulys Rimantas Jonas 81. Rymas Jonas 128. Pranckeviit Jrat
34. Rumbaitis Algirdas 82. Sruogis Julius Vytautas Bronislava
35. Skripkait-Chodoseviien 83. Stulgys Algimantas 129. Radinait Valerija
Aldona 84. lapikas Algimantas Juozapas 130. Ruseckas Algimantas
36. Slavnas Donatas 85. Valujeviius Viktoras 131. Sasnauskas Jonas Algirdas
37. Suinskas Edvardas 86. Zaveckas Algirdas Jonas 132. Sideraviit-Micknien Lidija
Pramons moni Radiotechnika
133. Valanius Vytautas
134. ilaitis Vitalius Vladas
elektrifikavimas
ER-5 grup
EM-5 grup 87. Bauys Leonas
38. Albam Rolanda 88. Buois Stasys Algis
39. Artemjeva Galina 89. Butkauskas Vytautas
40. Baskutis Pavel 90. eiys Stanislovas Vytautas

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1961 m. 44. Kniaina Lilija 93. Mongirdas Algirdas Raimondas
45. Koluenkov Aleksandras 94. Motiejnas Jonas
46. Krivoeina Galina 95. Petrauskait Irena
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir 47. Kunariova Alla 96. Plukas Ignacas
sistemos 48. Liachova Liudmila 97. Saldukas Juozapas
EE-6 grup 49. Maksimova Evgenija 98. Savickas Petras
1. Akelaityt-Jakelaityt ibut 50. Merfeldait-Masiokien Kristina 99. Surauit Graina Veronika
2. Bakauskas Aleksandras 51. Moiseenkov Vladimir 100. ulcas Antanas
3. Bojarskas Arnas 52. Mudrin Gavel 101. urnait Dalia
4. Drukteinis Aleksandras Sigitas 53. Savina Maja 102. Tilindis Antanas
5. Kalkauskas Vidmantas 54. ebatin Nikolajus 103. Zigmantaviius Jonas
6. Laurinaviius Mykolas 55. eftel Gidon 104. iurlys Jonas
7. Lavrinovi Markas 56. estakovas Stanislovas
57. ochotas muelis Matematiniai skaiiavimo
8. Marcinkeviius Antanas
9. Matulionis Algirdas Jonas 58. Vaiman Michailas prietaisai ir renginiai
59. Vaintraubas Itamaras
10. Mickus Juozas ES-6 grup
11. Nemickas Algimantas 60. Vileikis Vincentas Algirdas
105. Akelis Algimantas
12. Paarskas Julijonas Radiotechnika 106. Bagdonas Algimantas
13. Rutkauskas Alfonsas 107. Bagdonas Algirdas Justinas
14. Smilgeviius Sigitas Povilas ER-6 grup 108. Bieliauskas Bronislovas Petras
15. Smolskas Vytautas 61. Citvaras Raimundas 109. Bielinskis Feliksas Algirdas
16. Srbalius Jonas Henrikas 62. Daunoras Jonas 110. erniauskas Valentinas
17. imas Algirdas 63. Dedonis Rymantas Steponas 111. Iniurait-Jakutaviien
18. Tamoinas Sigitas Alfonsas 64. Domarkas Vladislovas Doloresa
19. aliauskas Romualdas 65. Gajauskas Stanislovas 112. Jakutaviius Albinas
66. Grauslys Stanislovas Vitalius 113. Kasperinas Jonas
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 67. Gurskas Vincas 114. Keniausis Antanas
EM-6 grup 68. Jareckas Vytautas Juozas 115. Lazauskas Vytautas Jurgis
20. Baltuonis Benjaminas 69. Jonaityt Jra 116. Liutackas Antanas
21. Bulovas Rimas Jonas 70. Kavalinas Sigitas Jonas 117. Masnas Tadas
22. Juka Ramnas Aloyzas 71. Kazlauskas Petras 118. Neokocas Edvardas Juozas
23. Kanaporis Jonas Riardas 72. Krivickas Romanas 119. Plung Vytautas Kazys
24. Katkeviius Algimantas 73. Laukaitis Stasys 120. Pukys Povilas Vaidotas
Vladislovas 74. Meidus Stanislovas 121. Puslys Virgaudas Raimundas
25. Kiznis Algirdas Jonas 75. Mikalaviius Vytautas 122. Ramanauskas Julius Algirdas
26. Kuinskas Edvardas 76. Mockeviius Sergiejus 123. Smilga Vytautas Antanas
27. Kurklietis Rimantas Antanas 77. Naruis Antanas 124. ukys Povilas
28. Lekeckas Justinas Liudvikas 78. Pstininkas Algirdas 125. vagdys Povilas
29. Pranskus Gediminas 79. Rimkeviius Juozas 126. Umbrazas Petras Algirdas
30. Rinkeviius Petras Algimantas 80. Vaiinait Donata 127. Urbonas Juozas Jonas
31. Skuas Ipolitas 81. Vaiius Ramnas 128. Urneviius Tadas Saulius
32. imkeviius Teodoras 82. emaitis Tadas 129. Zdanys Gediminas Jurgis
33. Tranaviius Jonas 130. ikas Arnoldas
Radijo aparatros 131. ulys Rimtautas
34. Triius Juozas
35. Vaidogas Adomas
konstravimas ir gamyba
36. Zenkeviius Algimantas Petras ET-6 grup 1962 m.
83. Achenbachas Algimantas
Pramons moni ir Alfonsas Elektros stotys, tinklai ir
rengini elektrifikavimas 84. Adomaitis Kazimieras Vidas sistemos
EP-6 grup 85. Adomnas Vidmantas
86. Brazas Antanas
EE-7 grup
37. Ancyferov Anatolij 1. Burba Algimantas Antanas
38. Baltrnas Jonas Albertas 87. Dda Vytautas
2. Deveikis Feliksas
39. Baranova-estakova Margarita 88. Giroviius Isak
3. Gabrys Raimutis Vincentas
40. Burmenko Markas 89. Gliaudelis Juozas
4. Gaidys Algirdas Antanas
41. Finkelbrandas Brachija 90. Kaupelis Romualdas
5. Greika Rimantas Stasys
42. Ivukov Lev 91. Kuniglis Kazimieras
6. Gvildys Jeronimas Vytautas
43. Jaaninas Stefanas Zdislavas 92. Laukemyt-Valterien Irmgarda
7. Ignataviius Vytautas Juozas

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8. Lyberis Rimvydas Jonas 58. lekys Jonas 1963 m.
9. Manas Jonas Kstutis 59. Trinknas Algimantas
10. Michailovas Jurgis 60. Valaityt-Danieviien Ramut
11. Mikys Antanas 61. Verbliugeviius Liudas
Elektros stotys, tinklai ir
12. Nevinskas Jonas Petras 62. Vilinskas Juozas sistemos
13. Rinkeviius Vladislovas Juozas 63. Vitkeviius Valdas EE-8 grup
14. Vareikis Petras Gediminas 64. alionyt-Zabulionien Irena 1. Ardzeviius Jonas
15. Vilutis Regimantas Kazimieras 65. ilinskas Jonas Zigmas 2. Baauskas Anzelmas
16. Zutkis Stanislovas Algimantas 3. Binkauskas Jonas
Radijo aparatros
Matematiniai skaiiavimo 4. Dubra Adomas
konstravimas ir gamyba 5. Gerulaitis Stanislovas
prietaisai ir renginiai
ET-7 grup 6. Gruodis Gintaras
ES-7 grup 66. Ancuta Steponas Konstantinas 7. Gudeleviius Jadvinas Prancikus
17. Binkauskas Boleslovas 67. Armonas Bronius Rymantas 8. Jokas Adomas
18. Gailius Jonas 68. Balinait Aurelija Graina 9. Januis Vaclovas
19. Gudynas Petras 69. Bankauskas Aleksandras 10. Jurgaitis Juozas Virmantas
20. Jakuionis Liudas Romanas 11. Kailius Vitas Jonas
21. Kaukauskas Vidmantas Juozas 70. Brainas Antanas Audronis 12. Markeviius Audronis Linas
22. Keras Povilas 71. Burba Jurgis Kstutis 13. Mikailait-Vitkauskien Aldona
23. Kilna Algimantas 72. Buslaviit Regina 14. Pukelis Benediktas
24. Kirvelis Dobilas Jonas 73. itaviius Algimantas 15. Strazdas Rimvydas Juozas
25. Kulaitis Petras Bronislovas 16. arkauskas Kiprijonas Kastytis
26. Litvinaitis Romualdas 74. Ginkas Moisiej 17. Upalis Rimantas
27. Motza Arvydas 75. Jankauskait Laima Irena 18. Vaivada Augustinas
28. Muckus Antanas 76. Lukoeviius Algirdas 19. Viinskas Povilas
29. Petrnas Valdusas 77. Maniuis Eleonora
30. Serapinas Kazys Pranas 78. Markeviius Juozas
Matematiniai skaiiavimo
31. Starkus Kazys Bangimantas 79. Masianis-Zabarauskien Tereza prietaisai ir renginiai
32. Stonkus Alfonsas 80. Mekys Jurgis ES-8 grup
33. oblinskas Aloyzas 81. Mykolaitis Jonas 20. Balaiis Valentinas
34. urubura Viktor 82. Mikys Alfonsas 21. Baniulis Kazys Tomas
35. Vaitieknas Liutauras Riardas 83. Milaeviius Leonas 22. Buinas Kazimieras
84. Narbutas Saulius Jonas 23. Bukauskas Vytautas Eugenijus
Radiotechnika 85. Pakaimas Domazas 24. eida Antanas
ER-7 grup 86. Pakauyt Elena 25. Drevinskas Kazys Petras
36. Ambraka Saulius 87. Plekaitis Juozas Leonas 26. Kalinauskas Rimantas
37. Bendaraviius Algirdas Kazys 88. Rinkeviius Leonardas Petras Aleksandras
38. Bigelis Zigmas 89. Sadauskas Julius Vygaudas 27. Kundrotas Jonas
39. Braiulis Stanislovas 90. Salminis Albertas 28. Liesis Vytautas Antanas
40. Bulotas Stanislovas 91. Stanaitis Vytautas Jonas 29. Minelga Algirdas
41. Butkus Povilas 92. Tamaauskas Alfonsas 30. Navickas Algimantas Stanislovas
42. Danieviius Jonas 93. Taustobait Eugenija 31. Parickij Aleksandr
43. Jurgaitis Algirdas Stasys 94. Valuis Kazimieras Algirdas 32. Petraitis Konstantinas
44. Kainskas arnas Benediktas 95. Vileiis Kazimeras Mindaugas 33. Petrauskas Algirdas
45. Kudzeviit Liucija 96. Voluckis Aleksandras 34. Petronaitis Vytautas Jonas
46. Macas Arvydas Albinas 97. Zabarauskas Raimondas 35. Raudys arnas
47. Navikas Jurgis Pramons moni 36. Regelskis Albinas Eugenijus
48. Panevys Povilas 37. Reklaitis Vytautas
49. Risakov Michail elektrifikavimas 38. Stapulionis Matas
50. Rovinskait Nijol 98. Jud Aleksandr 39. tuikys Vytautas
51. Ruseckas eslovas 40. Vaitkeviius Petras Henrikas
52. Sailka Vladas 41. Vanagas Vygandas Antanas
53. Sirvydis Juozas Vytautas 42. Variakojis Algirdas
54. Savickas Antanas 43. Vencius Kazimieras Algirdas
55. Strungys Antanas 44. Vilinas Vilius
56. altis Romualdas 45. idonis Liudas
57. auinas Vytautas Napoleonas

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Radiotechnika Elektros pavaros ir Elektros pavaros ir
ER-8 grup pramons rengini pramons rengini
46. Bulotas Liudas automatizavimas (0628) automatizavimas (0628)
47. Civinskas Skirmantas EPV-7 grup EP-9 grup
48. erepanov Jurij 14. Adomaviius Antanas
49. Dainauskas Jonas Algimantas (vakarinis skyrius)
91. Aleksa Vytautas 15. Balekas Kazys
50. Diinas Laimutis 16. Barauskas Viktoras Algimantas
51. Dievulis Gediminas Stasys 92. Ardzijauskas Juozas
93. Baltuis Sigitas 17. Danielius Jonas
52. Galvanauskas Riardas 18. Geleeviius Vilius Antanas
53. Gylys Algimantas Antanas 94. Bartkus Vincas
95. Bortknas Julius 19. Juka Zigmas
54. Joys Antanas 20. Kilikauskait Teodora
55. Kirmonas Anatolijus 96. Bujanauskas Vytautas
97. Damaauskas Stasys 21. Klimaviius Jonas Algirdas
56. Krutkis Vilhelmas 22. Zacharova-Kondrakova Lena
57. Kukauskas Kazys 98. Gavelyt-Laurinaviien Vita
99. Golubovas Michail 23. Kubilius Vaclovas
58. Latkauskas Elmontas Jonas 24. Lankutis Kazys
59. Laukys Vytautas 100. Grybauskas Donatas
101. Juknelis Antanas 25. Normantas Vytautas Vincentas
60. Lenceviius Raimondas 26. Paplauskas Gediminas
61. Lupeikis Zenonas 102. Kasinskas Algirdas
103. Kliaitis Povilas 27. Raius Kstutis
62. Masiulis Jonas 28. Rupys Stanislovas Albertas
63. Migonis Regimantas 104. Kubilinas Vytautas
105. Lukaitis Vladas 29. Strimaitis Giedrius
64. Simonaviius Juozas 30. ipelis Romualdas Alfonsas
65. Stankeviius Jonas 106. Maciuleviius Rimtautas
107. Mikys Boleslovas 31. Vitkauskas Vytautas
66. Stongvilas Kazimieras Vytautas
108. Oninas Baltramiejus
67. Tulaba Andrius
109. Ponomariovas Eugenijus
EVPA-8 grup
68. Valatka Vitalijus Jonas (vakarinis skyrius)
69. Vilnas Jonas 110. Randakeviius Jonas
111. Stankut Rta Sonata 32. Buzas Bronius
Radijo aparatros 112. ileikis Tadas 33. idaras Jonas
113. liubauskas Petras 34. Dabkeviius Juozapas
konstravimas ir gamyba 35. Fanstilyt Neringa Marija
114. plis Algimantas
ET-8 grup 115. Tallat-Kelpa Kazimieras 36. Guokas Aleksandras
70. Baelis Albinas Geguis 116. Valantas Albinas 37. Guoznas Kstutis Jonas
Rimvydas 38. Jankauskas Alfonsas
71. Bruait Irena 1964 m. 39. Junda Algis
72. ergelis Antanas Vytautas 40. Kriauinas Vytautas Jonas
73. erneviius Alfonsas Elektros tinklai ir sistemos 41. Lap Romanas
74. Dovydaitis Petras Vytautas 42. Leviauskas Algimantas
(0302) 43. Paceviius Liubomiras
75. Esertait Renata
76. Galgauskas Antanas Saulius EE-9 grup 44. Repeka Jonas
77. Garkauskas Vitas 1. Barkus Stanislovas 45. Rimkus Viktoras
78. Glayt Dalia 2. Bublys Zenonas 46. Trakimas Leonas
79. Gumauskait Vida 3. ekys Algimantas 47. Venslovas Adolfas
80. Kalnius Rimantas 4. Diugas Algimantas 48. Zaronskis Pranas
81. Kasparinas Ramutis 5. Kazlauskas Juozapas Rimutis 49. iraitis Povilas
82. Kregd Algis Konstantinas 6. Krajauskas Aloyzas
83. Kudirkait Rasut 7. Kuzminskis Henrikas 1965 m.
84. Kundrotas Kazimieras 8. Lukoius Antanas
85. Marcinkeviius Petras 9. Marcinkeviius Antanas Vytautas Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
Algimantas 10. Naujokas Juozas Algimantas (0302)
86. Masilinas Jonas Algirdas 11. Spaiys Algimantas
87. Sakalauskas Stanislovas 12. akys Aloyzas Algimantas EE-0 grup
88. Sukackas Vidas 13. Valinius Laisvydas 1. Adomaitis Antanas Algimantas
89. Voleiis Algirdas 2. Gervickas Stasys
90. itkeviius Algimantas 3. Karniov Vasilij
4. Kutas Algimantas
5. Martynaitis Juozas Algimantas
6. Martinkus Vytautas
7. Memys Romualdas

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8. Mikalauskas Adolfas 55. Sidaraviius Juozas 7. Deltuvait Bron
9. Milinas Gabrielius 56. iupinskas Glutis 8. Dobrovolskis Aleksandras
10. Morknas Algimantas 57. lapikas Algirdas Povilas 9. Juodkis Vytautas
11. Nevardauskas Enrikas Vilimantas 58. mitas Kstutis 10. Latvyt-Ramokien Vida
12. Purys Vladas 59. ukeviius Albinas 11. Matlaaitis Vytautas
13. Paua Vaclovas 60. Vaiaityt Birut Janina 12. Muleviius Romanas
14. Puciatas Stasys 61. Zauberblat Raisa 13. Pelakauskas Antanas Kstutis
15. Steponaviius Vidas 14. Puodinas Jonas
16. Taurel Jonas Baltramiejus Main gamybos proces 15. ateikis Ignas Stanislovas
17. Timukas Vytautas automatizavimas (0636) 16. taras Vytautas Antanas
18. Turauskis Zigmantas 17. Zakarauskas Edvardas
EAM-0 grup
19. Vaiekauskas Romualdas
62. Adomlis Romas 1967 m.
20. Varkeviius Vytautas
63. Baceviius Stasys
21. Vilpiauskas Saulius Gediminas
64. Gatautis Petras
22. ebrauskas Stasys
65. Jakaityt Laimut Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
Elektros pavaros ir 66. Marcinkeviius Stanislovas (0302)
pramons rengini 67. Mikaila Viktoras Silvestras EE-1 grup
68. Ridzvanaviius Jonas 1. Aubalis Vaclovas
automatizavimas (0628) 69. Ruinskait Janina Irena 2. Daugla Vladas
EP-0 grup 70. Simanauskas Eimutis 3. Dedla Antanas Algimantas
23. Andrulionis Antanas Vytautas 71. ukys Zigmantas 4. Deksnys Rimantas Pranas
24. Bilskis Vytautas Juozas 5. Eva Kristijonas
25. Brinkis Jonas
Chemini technologini
6. Grigaraviius Albinas
26. Brundza Stasys proces automatizavimas 7. Grinkus Jonas Algimantas
27. Grabauskas Jonas Kstutis (0639) 8. Jagelaviius Romualdas
28. Januaitis Juozas Eduardas 9. Kalitas Alfonsas
EAch-0 grup
29. Jocas Juozapas 10. Klimas Vytautas
72. Jastramskas Vaclovas
30. Jurkaitis Vidmantas 11. Kvainauskas Antanas
73. Kazlauskas Juozas
31. Kauys Sigitas Domininkas 12. Mickeviius Leonardas
74. Kuraityt Regina
32. Kriinas Kstutis 13. Reklaitis Antanas
75. Matulis Algirdas Mykolas
33. Luktaraupis Kostas Rimantas 14. imonis Jonas
76. Mickait Ona
34. Matutis Jonas 15. Valeika Jonas
77. Skvarnaviius Mindaugas
35. Puodinait-Grabauskien
Simonas EE-2 grup
ydr Ona
78. Stanikis Jurgis Kazimieras 16. Andriukeviius Feliksas
36. Simokaitis Juozas Egidijus
79. ukutis Mykolas 17. Bendoraitis Kstutis Jonas
37. ileika Vilius
80. Vedrickas Balys 18. Bartkeviius Stasys Kstutis
38. maiys Zigmantas Antanas
19. iplys Bronius
EVP-9 grup 1966 m. 20. Gaurilikas Kazimieras
(vakarinis skyrius) Romualdas
39. Beinarauskas Zenonas Elektros tinklai ir sistemos 21. Karua Jurgis
40. Buinskas Vytautas (0302) 22. Jankauskas Jonas
41. Gedutis Henrikas Feliksas ENE grup 23. Masaitis Augustas Algirdas
42. Gintautas Alvydas 24. Mieelis Romualdas
43. Jakimaviius Edmundas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 25. Rakauskas Rimantas Adomas
44. Jarutis Vladas 1. Naujikas Vilius 26. Rastenis Andriejus
45. Jaseviius Antanas Modestas 2. Pikrys Petras 27. Senkus Vytautas Juozas
46. Juodyt-esonien Nijol Elektros pavaros ir 28. Smilingis Paulius
Leokadija Ona
pramons rengini ENE grup
47. Kenstaviius Algirdas Bronius
48. Krapauskas Orandas automatizavimas (0628) (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
49. Kudma Bronius EVP-0 grup 29. Gen Zenon
50. Lveris Jurgis 30. Komarova Tatjana
(vakarinis skyrius) 31. Tika Jonas
51. Lukas Petras
3. Baltsis Eligijus
52. Marozas Jonas Izidorius
4. Makutinien Veronika
53. Naujalis Vitalius
5. Buvorskas Boleslovas Algirdas
54. Navadunskis Vaidotas
6. Dauka Viktoras

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Elektros mainos ir aparatai 76. Naujalis Valdas 126. Janueviit Virginija Marija
(0601) 77. Naujokaityt Stas 127. Kataryt Danut
78. Pranarauskas Vaclovas Vilius 128. Medvedev Vladimir
EM-1 grup 79. Skierit Adolfina 129. Milius Konradas Valentinas
32. Bugenis Saulius Jonas 130. Mitkut Kazimiera
33. Dalibogas Vidmantas Riardas EP-2 grup 131. Ramanauskas Albinas
34. Daulenskis Mintautas Dionizas 80. Adomaviius Vytautas 132. Vaiiulaitis Eimutis Jonas
35. Drevinskas Stasys 81. Bagdonas Vytautas Viktoras 133. Vasiliauskas Riardas
36. Matikonyt Ona 82. Bgelis Algimantas Pranas 134. Viliauskas Romualdas
37. Mekonyt Jolita Irena 83. Buiniauskait Nijol Morta 135. emaitis Antanas Algirdas
38. Micknas Vytautas Jonas 84. Dauianskas Algimantas
39. Nenartaviius Juozas 85. Ermanyt Sigita Ona Main gamybos proces
40. Rovas Imantas 86. Gavenyt Galvinija automatizavimas (0636)
41. Stankeviius Vitas 87. Ivanauskait Liucija
42. Stonys Jonas Juozas 88. Kusait Reda EAM-1 grup
89. Kvilinas Albertas 136. Baleviius Rimas Juozapas
43. iaudikyt Nijol Aurelija
90. Liatukait Eduarda Ona 137. Baskakovas Sergiejus
44. tuikys Zenonas
91. Petraitis Andriejus Romualdas 138. Jonaitis Jonas Kstutis
45. Valiulyt Rita
92. Petrauskas Petras Kstutis 139. Kanonas Antanas Jonuas
46. Zalagaityt-Gaidien Gailut
93. Ragauskait Gravyda 140. Mlinskait Irena
Konstancija
94. Ramonas eslovas 141. Rasimaviius Bronius Antanas
47. ukas Vidutis Algimantas
95. Rimkeviius Vytautas 142. imkonis Jonas Eugenijus
EM -2 grup 96. Stankeviius Algirdas Romualdas 143. imknait-Blaien Nijol
48. Alejnas Vitalius Stasys 97. Stankus Albertas Tekl
49. Baburin Viktor 98. Steponaviius Jonas 144. ulskyt-Talakien Marijona
50. Bagdonas Jonas 99. idlauskait Marijona 145. Trib Algirdas Petras
51. Gobyt Nijol 100. inknait Liucija 146. Valentinait-Punien Jrat
52. Kietis Vytautas 101. Valbasait Aldona 147. Vgelis Vitalis
53. Lekaviius Edmundas 102. Zinys Kstutis
54. Malakas Bronius
EAM-2 grup
103. eimien Stanislava
148. Jurkas Aloyzas
55. Mikulskis Algirdas
EVA-1 grup 149. Kunickait Zita
56. Petrikait Marija Ivenija
(vakarinis skyrius) 150. Naujokaitis Rimantas
57. Skaisgirys Valentinas
151. Rokas Prancikus Rimvydas
58. Stankeviius Pranas 104. Aleksien Vladislava
152. Serafinas Augis eslovas
59. Stumbryt Jrat 105. Baltrukonis Leonardas
153. pokas Algimantas
60. Teniukas Stanislovas Algimantas 106. irput Graina Eugenija
154. Vosylit Roma
61. sait Irena 107. Daunorait Aleksandra
155. ukauskait Aldona
62. Zemitait Nijol 108. Janickien Danguol Genovait
109. Jukien Elena Aldona Chemini technologini
Elektros pavaros ir 110. Maiulaitis Sigitas
pramons rengini proces automatizavimas
111. Mekel Romualdas Vytas
automatizavimas (0628) 112. Mikys Rimantas (0639)
113. Paua Algirdas Kazys EAch-1 grup
EP-1 grup 114. Valentinait Elena Viktorija 156. epaitis Albinas
63. Alelinait-Balaiien Alvyt 115. Vinkleris Stasys Riardas 157. Gailinas Jonas
Teres
158. Gindrnas Jonas
64. Butnorius Rymantas EVP-1 grup
159. Jukneviius Henrikas Adolfas
65. ernys Petras Algimantas (vakarinis skyrius) 160. Matauskas Virgilijus
66. Dailidnas Karolis Fulginas 116. Baltramaitis Vincentas Vytautas Aleksandras
67. Gadeikis Adolfas Gerimantas 117. Bubelis Stanislovas 161. Mikait Liucija
68. Genyt Stanislava Ona 118. Bujauskas Juozas 162. Pliskus Paulius Feliksas
69. Jainnait-ernien Margarita 119. Cechanaviius Leonardas Jonas 163. Pruinskas Algirdas
70. Kazakeviius Algirdas Viktoras 120. epulis Antanas 164. Rakauskas Gediminas
71. Kilkit-Bukauskien Sofija 121. Dydas Vytautas 165. Ragelis Valdas Vincas
Galina 122. Gedrinas Lionginas 166. Ruplaukis Jonas
72. Kininas Antanas 123. Ingaunis Prancikus Rimantas 167. Urbonait Graina Eleonora
73. Kurauskas Adolfas 124. Jankauskas Ramutis Juozas 168. Volkas Kazimieras Vidas
74. Kviklyt Graina Ona 125. Jankauskien Irena
75. Mikys eslovas

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1968 m. 45. Urbonaviius Stasys 92. Vitkus Rimgaudas
46. Vaiaitis Rymantas
1969 m.
Elektros tinklai ir sistemos Elektros pavaros ir
(0302) pramons rengini Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
EE-3 grup automatizavimas (0628) (0302)
1. Daubaras Antanas EP-3/1 grup EE-4 grup
2. Eidukeviius Juozas 47. Andriulyt Drsutaviien 1. Anktutis Juozas
3. Ilgeviius eslovas Klotilda 2. Atgalainis Gedvydas
4. Marinskas Alfinas Algimantas 48. Dauglait Marija Vita 3. Atkoaitis Stasys
5. Mikinis Vaclovas 49. Dilijonas Stasys Algimantas 4. Baltrukonis Leonas
6. Muiininkait Danut 50. Doboinskas Tadas 5. Bukauskas Jonas
7. Navikas Povilas Romutis 51. Drsutaviius Vaclovas 6. Gerulaitis Klemensas
8. Pakeviius Boleslovas 52. Girkantas Stasys 7. Ivakeviit Vida
9. Punikis Jonas 53. Juceviit Janina Danut 8. Jukeviius Feliksas
10. Razikas Stanislovas 54. Kazakeviius Vincas 9. Juodkojis Jonas
11. Regelskis Laimutis Jonas 55. Komas Stasys 10. Kuraitis Egidijus Antanas
12. Urbonaviius Rimantas 56. Laucius Jeronimas 11. Laauninkas Jonas
13. Vaiiulis Algirdas Antanas 57. Mejeris Viktoras 12. Lipinskas Mykolas
14. Velika Jonas 58. Narakeviius Lionginas 13. Liubkeviius Vladas
15. Voveris Algis 59. Petrikas Algirdas 14. Lovkis Arnas
16. alimas Benediktas 60. Petruseviit Aldona Zita 15. Lukaviius Kostas
ENE grup 61. Savickait Ona 16. Lukoeviius Jonas
62. alna Alfredas 17. Makareviit Janina
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 63. arnas Regimantas
17. Jermak Vladimir 18. Mikinis Vytautas
64. irvyt Irena 19. Mikelionis Viktoras
18. Kaukas Rimvydas 65. idlauskait Aurelija Stas
19. Lauikas Algimantas 20. Rainys Vytautas
21. Rameika Petras
EP-3/2 grup
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 66. Gaubait Genovait
22. Razma Alfredas
(0601) 23. Saveikonis Juozas
67. Juonys Bronius
24. Sonda Bronius
EM-3 grup 68. Kaznas Rimgaudas
25. Trinknas Kazys
20. Bliudius Eugenijus 69. Klimas Ramnas
26. Tulabait Nijol
21. Ciechanaviius Alvydas 70. Kotovas Rasanofij
27. Visockis Stanislovas
22. Gaisrys Gytautas 71. Lomsargis Alfonsas
23. Grika Jonas 72. Masiulis Rimantas Povilas ENE grup
24. Kairys Justinas 73. Matakas Alfonsas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
25. Kazlnas Rimantas 74. Paplauskas Algimantas 28. Dirs Algirdas
26. Laukaitis Algimantas Juozas 75. Pilipauskait Ren Valerija 29. Graulis Vytautas Petras
27. Lazdauskait Gen 76. akys Vigintas 30. Kulieviius Sigitas
28. Maslauskas Vilius Aleksandras 77. Valenta Tautvydas 31. Logminas Romanas
29. Maeikis Kstutis EVP-2 grup 32. Tursa Antanas
30. Moalskas Balys 33. Varnas Albertas
31. Narukynait Albina
(vakarinis skyrius)
32. Petrnas Valdemaras 78. Danileviius Jurgis Vytautas Elektros mainos ir aparatai
33. Pilkauskait Virginija 79. Davidaviius Jonas (0601)
34. Ramanauskait Ona 80. Jesulaitis Algirdas
81. Kaunietis Stasys EM-4 grup
35. Rutkauskait Rtel
82. Marcinkeviius Pranas 34. Bimba Arvydas
36. Sakalauskait Vitalija
83. Povilinas Albertas 35. ekanauskas Napalys
37. Samuis Rimantas
84. Puikys Stasys Kstutis 36. Draugelis Gintaras Petras
38. Staniulis Antanas Motiejus
85. Skerstonas Algirdas 37. Gurviius Eduardas
39. Strolys Stanislovas
86. Skuien-Ruokut Rita 38. Jagelaviius Jonas Artras
40. Sventkauskait Paul
87. Skurkis Stanislovas 39. Jeleniauskas Antanas
41. ivickas Bronius
88. Stelmokait Anel 40. Kazlauinas Petras
42. Trinknas Giedrutis
89. Stulgys Zigmuntas Augustas 41. Konderauskas Antanas
43. Tuminas Vidmantas
90. Tamaauskas Algirdas 42. Laukaitis Romualdas Antanas
44. Urbaitis Justinas
91. Ukanis Petras 43. Lovkis Vydmantas

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44. Norkeviit Aldona 92. Tinteris Vytautas 41. Katauskas Bronius
45. Vaitieknait Aldona 93. Virutis Pranas 42. Kirdonis Petras
46. Venalis Arnas Jonas 94. emaityt-Rinkeviien Janina 43. Korsakas Alvydas
44. Kivickait Elena
Elektros pavaros ir 1970 m. 45. Savys Vaclovas
pramons rengini 46. Vainauskas Zenonas
automatizavimas (0628) Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
Elektros mainos ir aparatai
EP-4 grup (0302)
(0601)
47. Adomaviius Alfonsas EE-5 grup
48. Artikys Alfonsas 1. Augustaviit Ona EM-5 grup
49. Bazaras ilvinas 2. Augustinas Dalius 47. Bagdonaviius Stanislovas
50. ipait Sigita Valentina 3. Bauait Dalia Algirdas
51. Darguas Algirdas 4. Brazaityt Vyda 48. Bakanauskas Antanas
52. Guobuas Kastytis 5. Jablonskis Romualdas 49. Baranauskas Albinas
53. Janauskait Alma 6. Jankauskas Antanas 50. Buys Stasys
54. Karalinait Graina 7. Jocius Algirdas 51. Burbulyt-Senkien Liudvika
55. Kriinas Vidminas Jonas 8. Juodgudyt Zita Nijol 52. Butkus Rimantas
56. Kraauskas Juozas 9. Knaas Albinas 53. Geys Steponas
57. Kulyt Anel 10. Liubinas Leonardas 54. Goberis Antanas
58. Lukta Stepas Rolandas 11. Ludaviius Antanas 55. Juodikis Gintautas
59. Kasperaviius Kazimieras 12. Masionis Juozas 56. Leinskait Teres Danut
60. Marcinkeviit Nijol Regina 13. Mickus Jurgis Vytautas 57. Milius Eugenijus
61. Martynaitis Jonas 14. Mikelionis Alvydas 58. Petronis Edmundas
62. Maeikis Algimantas Bronius 15. Pilkauskaitis Valdemaras 59. Skukauskait Ina
63. Norvaiait Remigija 16. Prsas Kazys Vytautas 60. Vairas Valentinas
64. Pusius Gytis 17. Skomskis Pranas 61. Valanius eslovas
65. Rimkeviius Kazimieras 18. Vadeikis Aleksandras Vytenis 62. Vasiliauskait Vilma
66. Sandleryt Gita 19. Valaitis Antanas 63. alyt Veronika Virginija Ieva
67. ileika Rimas 20. Vilnait Alvida
68. pakauskas Alfredas
EVM-4 grup (vakarinis
69. Valuckas Vytautas Jurgis ENE grup skyrius)
70. Vaiekonis Petras (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 64. Damaauskas Anatolijus
71. Varkalys Jonas 21.Balinskij Ivan 65. Gincait Vladislava
72. Zasiurinskas Meislovas 22. Batusov Igor 66. Nugarait-Vaitkeviien Irena
73. Zemitait Regina 23. Banys Viktoras 67. Pakeviius Vladas
74. virblis Valentinas 24. erneiko Nikolaj 68. Seibutis Petras
25. Jakubauskas Zigmas 69. Semionovait-Kavaliauskien
EVP-3 grup 26. Jovaia Jonas Svetlana
(vakarinis skyrius) 27. Osipov Ivan 70. Simanaviius Albinas
75. Alaun Vaclovas Algimantas 28. Papaurlis Vytautas 71. Simonaviius Liudvikas
76. Bagdinas Raimundas 29. Ramanauskas Stasys 72. edys Povilas Jurgis
Prancikus 30. Sasnauskas Pranas 73. ilinskait-Baceviien Irena
77. Baltaduonis Povilas 31. Semionov Boris Renata
78. Baltuis Algimantas 32. lekaitis Jonas 74. Vala Egidijus Prancikus
79. iurlys Algirdas 75. Voska Albinas Prancikus
Elektros energijos tiekimas
80. Danilien Irena Aldona
81. Jaseviius Zigmas
pramons monms ir Elektros pavaros ir
82. Inira Aloyzas miestams (0303) pramons rengini
83. Labanauskas Vytautas ET-5 grup automatizavimas (0628)
84. Kruien-Matulyt Regina 33. Aleknaviius Viktoras EP-5/1 grup
85. Mackeviius Kazimieras 34. Baliuckas Kostas 76. Aleknauskait Dalia
86. Muravjovait-yvien Nina 35. Barasleviit Nijol Julija 77. Arys Andrius
87. Parait Agota 36. Beividas Alfredas 78. Bazelis Liudas
88. Petraitis Vytautas Juozas 37. Bukuinskas Kazys 79. Bta Petras
89. Rinkeviius Gediminas Juozas 38. Kanapeckas Alvydas 80. ipas Povilas
90. Samuila Petras Povilas 39. Kandziarauskait Zita 81. Dalinkeviius Juozas
91. ukelis Algirdas eslovas 40. Kasperaviit Justina 82. Dogelis Algirdas

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83. Galkus Robertas EVP-4/2 grup 29. Razivalov Anatolij
84. Grubliauskas Eduardas (vakarinis skyrius) 30. Satymov Aleksej
85. Iliukas Algis 134. Brazauskas Vygintas 31. areika Edmundas
86. Indurskis Levas 135. Brazdeikis Leonas 32. Urbait Teres
87. Janiukas Andrius Antanas 136. Glioeris Antanas Vytautas 33. Valinas Algimantas
88. Jasionis Algimantas 137. Gonc-Kolmeiiuk Lidija 34. Vereckien Birut
89. Jonikaitis Jonas 138. Kancleris Romualdas 35. Zinovjev Nikolaj
90. Jureviit Egidija 139. Kildait Irena
91. Jurgaitis Alfonsas Elektros energijos tiekimas
140. Kreivnas Rimantas Antanas
92. Pranckeviius Raimundas 141. Kuoras Bronislovas
pramons monms ir
93. Valiulyt Stas 142. Mekeviius Antanas miestams (0303)
94. akys Donatas 143. Petraitis Kazys ET-6 grup
EP-5/2 grup 144. Savickas Bronius 36. Aliauskas Riardas
95. Jukait Roma 145. Siparis Aloyzas Povilas 37. Bakaitis Alvydas
96. Karosas Jonas 146. Sipaviius Algimantas 38. Baseviius Alfredas Antanas
97. Kentra Juozas 147. Skibickait-Liugvinien 39. Bieliauskas Stasys Algirdas
98. Macijauskas Antanas Salomja 40. Birietis Vidmantas
99. Martuseviius Remigijus Gytis 148. yvis Petras Algirdas 41. Boriseviius Meislovas
100. Mius Vladas 149. Tutinas Rimas Konradas
101. Meldaikis Rimas 150. ukas Jonas 42. Bosas Vytautas
102. Ogialait Aldona 43. Bradauskas Visvaldas
103. Paknas Valdas Jonas 1971 m. 44. Grays Sigitas
104. Plukas Vincas 45. Jodelyt Aura
105. Raibys Liudvikas Elektros tinklai ir sistemos 46. Jurijonas Eimutis
106. Ramanaviius Rolandas (0302) 47. Jurktas Linas
107. Rimkus Tadas Algirdas 48. Kanas Valdemaras
EE-6 grup 49. Krungleviius Juozas
108. Rindzeviius Vytautas Povilas
1. Antanaitis Arnas
109. Sabas Jonas 50. Kekauskas Jonas
2. Bakus Jonas
110. Savickas Danielius 51. Kulieiut Vida
3. Bernotaviius Jras
111. Stulpinas Raimundas 52. Lizdenyt Marija
4. Bikelis Steponas
112. Vaiekauskas Jonas 53. Mikalauskait Danguol
5. Bruklys Jonas
113. Vaitekonyt Vita 54. Pokeviius Juozas
6. Bruas Arvydas
114. Zumarait Janina 55. Sakavickas Antanas
7. Dainauskas Jonas
56. Titova Liudmila
EVP-4/1 grup 8. Jankauskait-Jureviien Emilija
57. Tvysait Marija
(vakarinis skyrius) 9. Kavaliauskas Vytas
58. Zubrus Vidas Stasys
115. Alauskas Klemensas 10. Kazilinas Raimondas
116. Aubalis Alfonsas 11. Kremusait-Virlaviien Zita Elektros mainos ir aparatai
117. Cijnlyt Aleksandra Vida 12. Ladyga Algis (0601)
118. aplikas Petras 13. Saudargait-Korsakien Aura
14. Subatait Ona EM-6 grup
119. Dikeviius Simonas
15. Staskonien Adel 59. Banyt Danut
120. Jureviien Alma
16. Titas Bronislovas 60. Barzdaitis Kstutis
121. Kelis Romualdas
17. Trinknas Jonas 61. Buknaitis Juozas
122. Likauskas Kazys Vytautas
18. ilinskas eslovas 62. ijunskyt Loreta
123. Linonis Vitas
19. Urbonaviius Valentinas 63. Deveikis Juozas
124. Lisauskait-Gvozdzinskien
20. Urbonait Elena 64. Gedvilait Salomja
Liuba Meilut
21. Vyniauskas Algirdas 65. Isoda Gediminas Jonas
125. Lukoeviius Vytautas
22. Zubrickas Kstutis 66. Jucius Andrius
126. Manas Faivelis
23. ebrauskas Rimas 67. Kaupinis Petras
127. Martiius Romualdas
68. Michalauskas Jonas
128. Montvila Vincas ENE grup 69. Partikas Riardas
129. Norkaitis Jonas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 70. Petrulis Bronislovas
130. Rudokas Algirdas
24. epukait Virginija 71. Strakys Vydas
131. etokas Riardas
25. Fiodorovi Leonid 72. iaulyt Violeta
132. Treigys Antanas
26. Kiys Antanas
133. Vaiginas Gedvydas
27. Koelev Vasilij
28. Pikilingis Juozas

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119. Virbauskas Petras ENE grup
EVM-5 grup
EVP-5/1 grup (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
(vakarinis skyrius) 18. Atgalainis Adolfas
73. Dagilyt Teres (vakarinis skyrius) 19. Borisova-Kostromina Olga
74. Dainys Petras 120. Banionis Vytautas
20. Daukien Elena
75. Drabikas Henrikas 121. Bakutis Juozas
21. Krauze Adel
76. Gubaras Jurgis 122. Bastys Jonas
22. Mautis Aleksandras
77. Jakutaviien Gen 123. Dulksnys Vladas
23. Nenartonis Romualdas
78. Jakutaviius Jonas 124. Jurknas Romualdas
24. Tijas Povilas
79. Jotkus Henrikas 125. Marcinkeviit Marija Irena
25. Vaiutis Stasys
80. Jukneviit Jolanta Nijol 126. Mickeviit-Platknien Nijol
81. Makulaviius Danielius 127. Rklys Algimantas Elektros energijos tiekimas
82. Vaiinas Justinas 128. Sirvydis Dangiras Juozas pramons monms ir
129. Vosylius Gintautas
Elektros pavaros ir 130. Maeikis Arvydas Antanas miestams (0303)
pramons rengini 131. Plaenis Giedrius ET-7 grup
automatizavimas (0628) 132. Tarutis Vytautas 26. Abelinait Eugenija
27. Akelis Gintautas
EP-6/1 grup EVP-5/2 grup 28. Blechertas Andriejus
83. Balnys Andrius Vytenis (vakarinis skyrius) 29. Braait Stas
84. Btnas Klemensas 133. epukas Jonas 30. Brundza Andriejus
85. Bukantis Ramnas 134. Didbanis Juozas 31. Bumblyt Janina
86. Cikanaviius Juozas 135. Gatautis Antanas 32. Dulskis Vaclovas
87. Gelinis Tautvydas Antanas 136. Kavaliauskas Petras 33. Gailinas Vytautas
88. Janukaitis Rimgaudas 137. Laas Laurynas Arimantas 34. Graulis Edvardas
89. Liulaitis Edmundas 138. Likus Juozapas 35. Gumuliauskas Vincas
90. Rachmedjanov Morat 139. Painskas Jonas 36. Gusas Algirdas
91. Raslaviius Rytis 140. Pankauskien Regina Graina 37. Jureviius Alfonsas
92. Uleviius eslovas 141. Simoka Alvydas Antanas 38. Matulaitis Valentinas
93. Urbonas Vytautas 142. Sinskas Donatas 39. Milius Algirdas
94. Vaikasas Romualdas 143. Ugianskas Edmundas Viktoras 40. Morkvnas Alfonsas
95. Vengalis Algirdas 144. Vilimas Valdas 41. Obelenyt Giedr
96. Zubovas Povilas 145. Virila Vidmantas Aleksandras 42. Punikis Gintautas Kazys
97. alga Antanas Kstutis 146. ebrauskas Meislovas 43. Ralys Kazys
EP-6/2 grup 44. Rimutyt Rima
98. Balalis Jonas
1972 m. 45. Staneviius Algimantas
99. Balkeviius Artras 46. Sudit Regina
100. Balsys Ramnas Elektros tinklai ir sistemos 47. ernius Albinas Rimvydas
101. Bazelis Liudas Aleksandras (0302) 48. Tirlikas Pranas Algimantas
102. Beketov Genadij 49. Toliuis arnas
EE-7 grup 50. Vaiekonis Jonas
103. erniavskij Vladimir 1. Augustaitis Rimantas
104. Daugla Stasys Alfonsas 51. Vaitknas Alfonsas
2. Gasiliauskas Stasys 52. ebuolis Kstutis
105. Davidonis Vytautas 3. Jurknas Vidimantas
106. Dragnas Povilas 4. Korobka Vytautas EVT-6 grup
107. Eitutaviius Jonas 5. Kuizinas Elijus
108. Juozaitis Antanas (vakarinis skyrius)
6. Ling Deimantis Kazimieras 53. Balinait-Gerulaitien Marija
109. Jurkaitis Jonas 7. Lipinaitis Algimantas
110. Kovas Antanas 54. Bruait-irpuvien Ona Birut
8. Lynykas Leonas 55. Dirvanauskas Vytautas
111. Lapinskas Romusis 9. Lukoeviius Virginijus
112. Linkus Romas Juozas 56. Jeruaviius Algimantas
10. Matuseviius Jonas 57. Jucevi Aleksandra
113. Maerinskas Jogaila 11. Morknait Graina
114. MikulnasVytautas 58. Kakonas Aleksandras
12. Priluckis Petras 59. Muralien Genovait
115. Mockeviius Algirdas 13. Sladkeviius Jurgis
116. Montvilait Jovita Katrina 60. Muralis Ramnas
14. Tarvydas Juozas Eugenijus 61. Penkaitis Stasys
117. Osinait-Vaiknorien 15. Varsliotas Danielius
Margarita 62. Tamuleviius Petras
16. iys Algis 63. Telynas Leonas Robertas
118. Sasnauskait-Balkeviien 17. ukaitis Vytautas
Giedr 64. Tikeviius Leopoldas

28
65. Tutinien Marija Birut 110. Didonis Benediktas 4. Grybas Albertas
66. Vasiliauskien Elena 111. Gintautas Arimantas 5. Izokaitis Riardas
67. Vyniauskas Kazys 112. Grybauskait-Jankauskien 6. Jaroas Kstutis
Dalia 7. Juoinas Kstutis Bronius
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 113. Kovolenko Vosylius 8. Kariauskas Valentinas
(0601) 114. Kudarauskas Algimantas 9. Lipinskij Antanas
115. Kupliauskas Antanas 10. Mardosa Antanas
EM-7 grup
116. Kviklys Tadas 11. Markeviius Balys
68. Bertaius Stasys
117. Miliutis Edmundas 12. Maslauskas Stasys
69. Cepovas Nikolajus
118. Milius Juozas Skaistis 13. Matuseviius Jonas
70. Ddys Vincas
119. Nagys Albinas 14. Nenortas Vitas Jonas
71. Glikas Markas
120. Pacauskas Evaldas 15. Petrauskas Audrius
72. Jurkonis Jonas
121. Padvarskyt Jolanda 16. Pocius Juozas
73. Kraskadomskis Rimvydas
122. Rutkauskas Vladas 17. Pocinas Antanas
74. Maknys Algimantas
123. Sabaliauskas Henrikas 18. Puodinas Vidmantas
75. Maurit Zita
124. Sontockis Alius 19. Paspirglis Zigmas
76. Mykolaitis Vytautas
125. Vaiyt Virginija 20. Ralys Antanas
77. Monkut Violeta
126. Vaiyt Aurelija 21. Ralys Juozas
78. Palionis Antanas
22. Sanauskas Genulis
79. Petkus Antanas EVP-6/1 grup 23. Sipaviius Kstutis
80. Petrauskas Vidmantas (vakarinis skyrius) 24. emaitis Vladas
81. Roukas Arnas
127. Andrijnas Alfredas 25. ukauskas Algirdas
82. Rudvalis Vytautas Riardas
128. Banas Mykolas
83. Stankeviius Vitas Antanas EVE-7 grup
129. Garunktis Remigijus
84. ekauskas Adomas (vakarinis skyrius)
130. Kalvaitis Gediminas
85. Utkeviius Jonas
131. Kelermanas Alfredas 26. Aldakauskas Alfonsas
Elektros pavaros ir 132. Kirlauskas Rimantas 27. Bulotas Rimantas
133. Kereviius Algirdas 28. epulis Jonas
pramons rengini
134. Pachomovas Liutauras 29. Galvelis Arvydas
automatizavimas (0628) 135. Skraitis Augustinas 30. Gelumbeckas Vladas
EP-7/1 grup 136. Viiulis Raimundas 31. Grabauskas Kazimieras
86. Apinys Romualdas 137. indius Vytautas 32. Juozapaviius Edvardas
87. Balinas Algimantas 33. Krminis Edmundas
EVP-6/2 grup 34. Lugas Evaldas
88. Bartys Arvydas
89. Gutauskas Antanas (vakarinis skyrius) 35. Maiulskis Jonas
90. Didvalis Saulius Justas 138. Adomaviius Antanas 36. Norvaia Vaclovas
91. Kagonait Rachil 139. Janickait Aldona 37. Sabaitis Algirdas
92. Kazlauskas Gediminas 140. Jasiukaitis Liudas 38. Staneviius Riardas
93. Kutra Vytautas 141. Morknas Evaldas 39. imkus Kazimieras
94. Liugas Zenonas 142. Rakauskien Janina 40. lapikas Arvydas
95. Milinas Vaidutis 143. Randakeviit Nijol 41. Uldinskas Jonas
96. Perminas Donatas 144. Rklaitis Rimantas 42. Zinkeviien Giedr
97. Petrukeviius Liudas 145. Statkus Gintautas 43. vinkait Al
98. Radinas Antanas Algirdas 146. Ulinskas Romas
147. Uosis Ernestas ENE grup
99. afiras Michelis
100. leinys Robertas 148. Vaiinas Vytautas (neakivaizdinis sk.)
101. Tijnlis Steponas 149. Valatka Alfonsas 44. Kirtiklis Kstutis
102. Virbaitis Rimantas 150. ilinskas Algimantas 45. Krminis Edmundas
103. Zdanaviius Vaclovas 46. Lastauskas Gintautas
104. Zivov Grigorij 1973 m. 47. Linkeviius Romualdas
105. alneraviius Algirdas 48. Uldinskas Jonas
49. Zinkeviien Irena Giedr
EP-7/2 grup Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
106. Aliulis Bernardas (0302)
107. Andrnait Vjuna EE-8 grup
108. Armonait-Kudarauskien 1. Daunoraviius Antanas
Giedra 2. Daugirdas Algimantas
109. Budvytis Vytautas 3. Gerdvila Jonas

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Elektros energijos tiekimas Elektros mainos ir aparatai EVP-7/1 grup
pramons monms ir (0601) (vakarinis skyrius)
miestams (0303) 135. Andrijauskas Prancikus
EM-8 grup 136. Jasionis Stasys
ET-8 grup 92. Bladinas Bronius
137. Kaliatka Vytautas
50. Adamkeviit Laimut 93. Baiulis Linartas
138. Kasperinas Vytautas
51. Bta Petras 94. Brazaitis Vytautas
139. Kubilius Jonas Albinas
52. Bliznikait Aldona 95. epulis Anicetas
140. Majauskas Algis
53. Buivydait Danut 96. Kanapeckas Juozas
141. Mikuiauskas Vytautas
54. Dargeviius Zigmas 97. Kerys Vytautas
142. Morknas Vytautas
55. Domanskyt Virginija 98. Limba Virginijus
143. Norvilas Vaclovas
56. Gelumbeckas Albertas 99. Neverdauskas Romualdas
144. Puiys Edvardas
57. Gudeliauskas Algimantas 100. Prosaviius Romualdas
145. ekeviius Albinas Leonardas
58. Juka Aleksandras 101. Starkeviit-Pakeviien
146. Vaitekonis Gediminas
59. Kesinas Vilius ivil
60. Kaulnait Laima 102. Srylait Jrat EVP-7/2 grup
61. Masilionis Petras 103. Tireviius Antanas (vakarinis skyrius)
62. Nadolinskyt Dalia 104. Tumasonis Antanas 147. Arvila Viktoras
63. Norinkeviius Juozas 105. Vingelis Stasys 148. Banaitis Vaclovas
64. Petrauskas Feliksas 149. Brazaitis Jeronimas
65. Ruinskas Kazys
Elektros pavaros ir
150. Derekeviius Riardas
66. Sobeckis Vytautas pramons rengini 151. Eismontas Algimantas
67. Satkauskait Romalda automatizavimas (0628) 152. Galeckas Vytautas
68. Stalioraityt Roma EP-8/1 grup 153. Grybas Vytautas
69. Staneviit Regina 154. Kazlauskas Raimundas
106. Anenburg Moisejus
70. mitas Genochas 155. Kikis Antanas Leonas
107. Arlauskas Algirdas
71. Vaznyt Dalia 156. Kubertaviius Vincas
108. Bagdonaviius Jonas
72. Venclovas Arvydas 157. Laurinaitis Alfonsas
109. Binkeviius Algimantas
73. Vilys Vytautas 158. Lazauskien Gema
110. Budvytis Gravydas
74. Zaborauskait Valerija 159. Lopata Zenonas
111. ipas Vytautas
112. Januka Povilas 160. Lukoeviius Antanas
EVT-7 grup 161. Matulaitis Edmundas
(vakarinis skyrius) 113. Kazakeviius Alvidas
114. Korla Algirdas 162. Michalskis Edvardas
73. Berait Marija 163. Ragulskis Vytautas
115. Petkus Jurgis
74. Balseviius Vytautas 164. Urmonaviius Albinas
116. Povilionis Kstutis
75. Dedel Vaidevutis 165. Vaitonis Riardas
117. Ramanauskait-ipien Jrat
76. Gerdvila Raimundas 166. Valiutinaviius Viktoras
118. Stanionis Klaudijus
77. Gruodis Edmundas 167. Vilkas Romualdas
119. Sudnius Aleksandras
78. Jokbauskas Juozas
120. Tamuleviius Vincas
79. Juneviius Antanas 1974 m.
80. Juka Vytautas EP-8/2 grup
81. Kryanauskait Irena 121. Baltruaityt-Paliauskien Elektros tinklai ir sistemos
82. Kudulis Vytautas 122. Blays Pranas
83. Kudriavceva Galina
(0302)
123. Dudzeviit Dovil
84. Liuta Romualdas 124. Jonukait Nijol EE-9 grup
85. Michalkeviius Henrikas 125. Jonikaitis Jonas 1. Basiulis Sigitas
86. Petrauskas Petras 126. Kisielis Eugenijus 2. Bineviius Petras
87. Pachanaviius Jonas 127. Klimiauskas Jonas 3. Bodindorfas eslovas
88. Pikelis Robertas 128. Kruas Jonas 4. Danyt-Kozlovien Zita
89. Tartanait Aldona 129. Lukauskas Antanas 5. Dirs Juozas
90. Vileiis Vilius 130. Nakas Vytautas 6. Dumius Arnoldas
91. adeikien Al 131. Petraitis Vidmantas 7. Grybas Valentinas
132. Samulaitis Alvydas 8. Gudmonas Romualdas
133. Stravinskas Norimantas 9. Ignataviius Algimantas
134. iauinas Vytautas 10. Jureviit-Ignataviien Elena
11. Kazlauskas Stanislovas
12. Kemeklis Vytautas
13. Lainskas Albertas

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14. Marcinkeviit Vida 60. Radzeviius Jurgis Viktoras 108. Skuodas Kazimieras
15. Noreika Alvydas 61. Skinderis Teodoras 109. apoka Bronius
16. Patumsis Valentinas 62. Triponis Jonas Robertas 110. arauskas Antanas
17. Petkeviius Algis 63. Vietait Jolanta 111. mitas Eugenijus
18. Pjankov Vladimir 112. Vaivila Anicetas
19. Rayt Irena Elektros mainos ir aparatai 113. Zakareviius Eimutis
20. lajus Bronius (0601) 114. alneraviius Petras
21. Valinius Antanas 115. iburys Eugenijus
EM-9 grup
22. Vilpiauskas Ramnas
64. Adomaviius Petras EP-9/2 grup
ENE grup 65. Arlauskas Kazimieras 116. Anduis Edmundas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 66. Bernotas Petras 117. iapas Gediminas
67. Bumbulis Vidmantas 118. Garva Gintautas
23. Danta Juozas
68. Dabuinskas Vygantas 119. Gobis Jonas
24. Kvedaras Petras Povilas
69. Daunoraviius Rimas 120. Jasiulionis arnas
25. Pokus Algimantas
70. Gineitis Jonas 121. Juzumas Vytautas
26. Tuinyla Jonas
71. Greiius Antanas 122. Klimaviius Algirdas
27. aldokas Alfonsas
72. Grimaauskas Antanas 123. Koronkeviius Rimantas
Elektros energijos tiekimas 73. Iliukas Vytautas 124. Liesis arnas
pramons monms ir 74. Janinait Milda 125. Makinskas Julijuas
75. Jasaitis Juozas 126. Marcinkeviius Edmundas
miestams (0303) 76. Kanceviius Jonas 127. Miukaviius Juozas
ET-9 grup 77. Kundrotas Vidmantas 128. Morknas Petras
28. Antanauskait Rima 78. Krasauskas Gediminas 129. Pilkauskas Juozas
29. Arlauskas Edvardas 79. Maeikis Vladas 130. Pocius Povilas
30. Baceviius Jonas 80. Meilnas Paulius 131. Pokus Vidmantas
31. Baublys Alvydas 81. Norvilas Aleksandras 132. Puidokait Lygija
32. Gritnait Neumirtuol 82. Pletkus Vytautas 133. Ruka Arvydas
33. Janaviit Danut 83. Stonyt-Vaikasien Birut 134. Savickas Algimantas
34. Jankauskas Jonas 84. Spielskait Regina 135. Stankus Mykolas Henrikas
35. Jasinskas Povilas 85. ilal Valdas 136. Stulpinas Balys
36. Juras Antanas 86. Valiukeviius Raimundas 137. eirys Stasys
37. Kasperaviius Alvydas 87. Valiuaitis Rimgaudas 138. Ukanis Viktoras
38. Kirka Arvydas 88. sytis Kazys 139. Vyniauskas Vaidotas
39. Laukas Virgilijus 89. virblis Algimantas
40. Laurinskas Vladislovas EVP-8/1 grup
41. Lileikyt Marijona Elektros pavaros ir (vakarinis skyrius)
42. Luknas Gediminas Kazimieras pramons rengini 140. Bubelis Ignas
43. Mikuckas Jonas automatizavimas (0628) 141. esnaviius Julius
44. Muralis Jonas 142. Dambraviius Meislovas
45. Pauas Alfonsas
EP-9/1 grup
143. Daugla Riardas
90. Aleknaviit Agota Nijol
46. Piesliak Gonorata 144. Degutyt Rasa Nijol
91. Bartkeviius Juozas
47. Pomarnackas Bronius 145. Girdauskas Andrinas
92. Bazeviius Vidas
48. imkut Jrat Stanislovas
93. Brazdeikis Liudas
49. Ugianskas Remigijus 146. Janiukynas Prancikus
94. sna Jonas
50. Venckut Maryt 147. Kraujelis Antanas
95. Dauboras Bronius
148. Knetejevas Petras
EVT-8 grup 96. Gapilas Vladas Kazimieras
149. Liubinas Kstutis
(vakarinis skyrius) 97. Gramba Petras
150. Lukoinas Vladas
51. Geiauskas Vytautas Alfredas 98. Jakelis Kstutis
151. Miklineviius Kostas
52. Grigaitis Kazimieras 99. Jasaitis Arnas
152. Malinauskas Vladislovas
53. Jokubauskas Domas 100. Kamandulis Danius
153. Pora Edmundas Benjaminas
54. Kaminskait Irena 101. Kiklys Vylius Antanas
102. Latakas Tautvydas EVP-8/2 grup
55. Kapius Kstutis
56. Klimas Juozas 103. Petrulionis Antanas (vakarinis skyrius)
104. Raktyt Salomja 154. Barkauskas Jonas
57. Kvietko Antanas
105. Rekuius Juozas 155. Sierkeviius Bronius
58. Lynikas Antanas Rimantas
106. Salys Zigmantas 156. Skibiniauskas Zenonas
59. Piekys Eugenijus
107. Savickait Danut 157. Skrabys Bronislovas

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158. Staaitis Rimantas 36. Kavaliauskien Vita 86. Cibulskas Vilius
159. Stasiukynait Petron 37. Kereviius Antanas 87. iuas Alfonsas
160. Stasiukynas Valdas 38. Kesinas Julius 88. Dereka Antanas
161. Sveklait-Svetakien Danut 39. Kunickait Birut 89. Dragnas Vydas
162. liit Veronika Danut 40. Liudvinaviien Zita 90. Plukien Aldona
163. Volkovas Petras 41. Marionkait Laimut 91. Repien Ona
42. Markeviit Nijol 92. Knataitis Stasys
1975 m. 43. Mikalinait Zita 93. Kolesnikov Roman
44. Pliaugait Graina 94. Linkeviius Petras
Elektros tinklai ir sistemos 45. Poerskis Romualdas 95. Macelis Stepas
(0302) 46. Remeikis Vladas 96. Martinaitis Aldevinas
47. Sakalauskas Vytautas 97. Melnikas Evaldas
EE-0 grup 48. Senvaitis Vidmantas 98. Mukulys Valdimaras
1. Bartkeviit Rima 49. Skponius Albinas 99. Pikelis Kostas
2. Blaauskas Vitas 50. Stonis Romualdas 100. Pleseckis Vilius
3. Gaidys Vidmantas 51. edyt Birut 101. Pliukeviius Eduardas
4. Gutauskas Vytautas 52. Vaineris Abelis 102. Repys Jonas
5. Jaionien Maryt 53. Vatnas Vladislovas 103. Rugienius Gintautas
6. Joionis Gediminas 54. Zdanyt ivil 104. Salatka Justinas
7. Kapoius Liudas 105. Slivskis Algirdas Julius
8. Karniauskas Rimantas EVT-9 grup 106. imkeviius Albertas
9. Kuizinas Valerinas (vakarinis skyrius) 107. Tomainas Algimantas
10. Leseviius Bernardas 55. Bernotaviius Vidmantas 108. Valauskas Algimantas
11. Pabijanskas Petras Prancikus 109. ira Aloyzas
12. Rudzkis Arvydas 56. Bertulien erkelien Janina 110. ukauskait Teres
13. Sidaras Vytautas 57. aikauskas Steponas
14. Stirbys Stasys 58. Geiauskas Feliksas Elektros pavaros ir
15. etokas Algirdas 59. Gilys Romualdas pramons rengini
16. Tekutis Valis 60. Grinien Genovait automatizavimas (0628)
17. Vaidila Vladimiras 61. Grit Alvydas Stasys
18. Valaitien Zita 62. Jakubauskas Algirdas EP-0 grup
19. Valaitis Jonas 63. Jakubonis Robertas 111. Aliauskas Antanas
20. Vijaikis Steponas 64. Jakuka Algimantas 112. Baranauskas Rimantas
21. Vitkeviit Virginija 65. Januonis Jonas 113. Birtunas Vidas
22. ukauskas Jonas 66. Meninskien Zyta 114. Domarkas Pranas
67. Mikys Antanas 115. Janunskas Juozas
ENE grup 68. Motiejnien Stas 116. Januauskas Edmundas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 69. Niekus Juozas 117. Kairys Kstutis
23. Kliius Jonas 70. Nikoleniuk Aleksandr 118. Karoblis Eimutis
24. Kriauklys Vilhelmas 71. Parelinas Alvydas 119. Kozikas Rimantas
25. Kupinas Jonas 72. Paulauskas Juozas 120. Lataitis Julius
26. Morknas Jonas 73. Ratkus Vytautas 121. Leviauskas Jonas
27. Rubys Teodoras 74. Rimaitien Aldona 122. Liudvinaviius Lionginas
28. Verseckas Jonas 75. Romanis Antanas 123. Mariukonis Bernardas
76. Steiknas Aloyzas 124. Markauskas Alvydas
Elektros energijos tiekimas 77. alius Jonas 125. Mikalauskas ydrnas
pramons monms, 78. leinys Rimantras Petras 126. Motjnas Vincas
miestams ir ems kiui 79. utas Petras 127. Navickas Juozas
(0303) 80. Urbonaviius Jonas 128. Puplauskas Reimantas
81. Venys Antanas Jonas 129. Sadeviius eslovas
ET-0 grup 82. Voboleviius Jonuas 130. Slatkeviius Mikas
29. Bertait Aldona 83. ukas Vladislovas 131. lipikas Jonas
30. Bertekait Aldona 132. pokauskas Jonas
31. Dambrauskait Romut Elektros mainos ir aparatai 133. Ukurys Jonas
32. Jonila Kastytis Juozas (0601) 134. Vilkaitis eslovas
33. Kauylas Leonardas 135. Virbickas Rimantas
34. Kauylien Vyta EM-0 grup
35. Kavaliauskas Kazys 84. Barzeviit Vyda Viktorija
85. Cegyt Eugenija

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15. Ramonas Kazimieras 60. Jakovlev Aleksandr
EVP-9 grup 16. Samborait-Vankoviien 61. Leniko Vladimir
(vakarinis skyrius) Virginija 62. Neverova-Vintaniuk Liubov
136. Ardanius Juozas 17. Sriubas Algirdas 63. Odesas Leonidas
137. Barkauskait Jadvyga 18. Stanaitis Kstutis 64. Olevskis Vitautas
138. Bendius Algimantas 19. Starkus Jonas 65. Rebkovec Vasilijus
139. Bernotaviius Stasys 20. imonis Algis 66. Savostikovas Vladimiras
140. Bakys Eugenijus 21. Vaiiulis Vytautas
141. Baltuis Jonas 22. Zbarauskait- Dobrovolskien EVT-0 grup
142. iagas Algirdas Virginija (vakarinis skyrius)
143. Dambrauskas Rimantas 23. Zinkeviius Bronius 67. Bortkeviius Meislovas
144. Dulk Mindaugas Marijonas
145. Eerys Antanas ENE grup 68. ibirka Antanas
146. Fedaraviius Algimantas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 69. iegis Albertas
147. Galinis Vitas Juozas 24. Bacevi Eduardas 70. Grikeviius Antanas
148. Graulis Gediminas 25. Barutis Leonas 71. Kazlauskas Vytautas
149. Janeliauskas Vidmantas 26. Blays Povilas 72. Kederyt-Tikeviien
150. Janukonis Vytas 27. Staponaitis Stasys Marijona Dana
151. Jankeviius Stasys 28. Stikleris Zigmantas 73. Lokianskas Mironas
152. Kasperaviius Vincas 29. opys Algis 74. Lukys Albertas
153. Kiauas Algimantas Jonas 30. ukaitis Alfonsas 75. Mockut Rta
154. Kirvaitis Romas 31. Zdanaviius Marijonas 76. Murauskas Jonas
155. Kliunka Romas 77. Pileckis Vytautas
156. Lagnas Rimantas Elektros tiekimas pramons 78. Raien Zita
157. Markauskas Jonas monms, miestams ir ems 79. Sujatas Romas
158. Maiulis Balys Juozas kiui (0303) 80. Suslaviit-Grikeviien
159. Mikalauskas Stasys Angel
160. Paliauskas Vytautas ET-1 grup 81. ilgalis Romanas
161. Petrovas Jurgis 32. Bukut-Knataitien Dalia 82. onta Virgilijus
162. Pozdnickas Edvardas 33. Galiajeva Lidija 83. Tamulnas Algimantas Petras
163. Savikeviius Bronislovas 34. Karosait Regina 84. Tekutyt Eugenija
164. Semnas Vigantas 35. Keliauskait Eugenija
165. Smirnovas Jonas 36. Klimaviit Vijoleta Elektros mainos (0601)
166. ukys Vytautas 37. Kumtyt-VaidilienRegina
38. Lenkutyt-Matulien Zita EM-1 grup
167. Tumaitis Albertas Alfonsas 85. Alkauskas Albinas
168. sonis Jokbas 39. Matulis Vygandas Antanas
40. Motuzait Irena 86. Alksnys Kazimiras
169. Vanagas Jonas 87. Buckinas Juozas
41. Pajarskait Nijol
88. ubaevas Viktoras
1976 m. 42. Petkauskait-Martinaitien Irena
89. Dauknys Valerijus
43. Petkeviit-imanauskien
Sidon 90. Gudaitis Eugenijus
Elektros sistemos (0302) 91. Jarmalis Jonas
44. Petrauskas Gediminas
EE-1 grup 45. Petronis Julius 92. Junelinas Vidmantas
1. Alksneviius Rimtautas 46. Pranckeviit Elena 93. Juka Vaclovas
2. Aukinas Jonas 47. Rimeikyt-Kuprien Irena 94. Kalasauskas Algirdas
3. Balbata Kstutis 48. Roznait Egl 95. Kaveckas Stanislovas
4. Bauys Sigitas 49. Sadauskas Petras 96. Kulikauskas Vygandas
5. Janueviit-imonien 50. Stamkauskas Jonas 97. Kalantait Bron
Genovait 51. idlauskas Vytautas 98. Launikonyt Genovait
6. Joinas Jonas 52. Ukinskait-Sadauskien Zita 99. Leleviius Vidmantas
7. Joyt-Norvaiien Vida 53. Valatkeviit-Railien Nijol 100. Malinauskas Sigitas
8. Kirlys Gediminas 54. Vizbaras Vytautas 101. Matuleviius Vitas
9. Kisielius Arnas 55. Vaidelys Algimantas 102. Motiejnas Vidmantas
10. Masalskait Danut 103. Oninait Gen Audron
11. Nagyt-Merfeldien Irena ET-1/3 grup 104. Peiukas Kazimieras
12. Nausda Viktoras 56. Balmasovas Andrejus 105. Pransknas Antanas
13. Pyragius Vidmantas 57. Christauskas eslov 106. Strazdas Arvydas
14. Ramanauskait Asta 58. Denisionok Vladimir 107. apkut-Leleviien Emilija
59. Gorba Aleksandr 108. Vaikinas Vytas

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109. Zinkus Saulius 156. Dringelis Albinas 29. Medeiis Miroslavas
157. Fedaraviius Antanas 30. Mikalinas Romualdas
Elektros pavaros ir 158. Jurel Rimantas Jonas 31. Narmontas Augustas
pramons rengini 159. Jankauskas Dainius 32. Paliulis Stasys
automatizavimas (0628) 160. Januauskas Rimvydas Bronius 33. Povilauskas Romualdas
161. Kibilda Algirdas Antanas 34. Reklys Vytautas
EP-1/1 grup 162. Kazlauskas Tauras Antanas 35. amburskas Romualdas
110. Adamonis Donatas 163. Kasperaviius Edmundas 36. ukys Jonas
111. Asauskas Romaldas 164. Lukaenkinas Evgenij 37. Velis Edmundas
112. Brazys Vilius 165. Mikuionis Antanas
113. Gedvilas Zigmantas 166. Mirbakas Juozas Elektros tiekimas pramons
114. Ivanauskas Juozas 167. Niedzviegas Edmundas Jonas monms, miestams ir ems
115. Kabeit Graina 168. Navickas Romaldas kiui (0303)
116. Karalkeviius Algirdas 169. Staniulis Vladimiras
117. Kasnauskas Romanas 170. Salys Algimantas ET-2/1 grup
118. Kedys Vytautas 171. inknas Jonas 38. Barauskas Rimgaudas
119. Klizas Valdas 172. Ukurys Albertas 39. ekanauskas Petras
120. Lapinskas Algirdas 173. Urneviius Kazys 40. Gaidukas Vladas
121. Pauliukas Vytautas 174. Venckus Vidmantas 41. Kamarovait Palmira
122. Pruckus Antanas 175. Zaronskis Jonas 42. Kantanaviius Arvydas
123. Selemonaviius Jonas 176. ilys Jurgis 43. Kaznait-Sakalauskien Graina
124. Stabainskait Dana 44. Kazlauskas Rimantas
125. Stanionis Robertas 1977 m. 45. Kriauinas Antanas
126. kelevas Valentinas 46. Kurklietyt Dalia
127. triupkus Gintautas Elektros sistemos (0302) 47. Laurinaviius Jonas
128. Truinskas Jonas 48. Lizdenis Aloyzas
129. Urbanaviius Pranas EE-2 grup 49. Lukoius Rolandas
130. Vaitieknas Algirdas 1. Balinait-ilingien Danguol 50. Milius Romualdas
131. ebelys Rimantas 2. Dulk Jonas 51. Nainis Stanislovas
3. Enzelis Jonas 52. Pocius Julijonas
EP-1/2 grup 4. Grigorjev Vitalij 53. Ramaauskas Domas
132. Armonas Stanislovas 5. Imbrazas Stasys 54. Serafinait Janina
133. erka Vytautas 6. Ivanauskas Antanas 55. Stasiulaityt-Eitutien Virginija
134. Damalakas Algimantas 7. Krasauskas Stasys 56. tabokait-ilien Kristina
135. Davidaviius Kstutis 8. Kulvietis Romualdas 57. Vaiiulis Eugenijus
136. Eigirdas Edvardas 9. Muliuolis Gintas 58. Vagla Edvardas
137. Geleeviius Vingaudas 10. Murauskas Algirdas 59. ilius Virginijus
138. Giedraitis Jonas 11. Paukt Gintautas
139. Kavolinas Rimantas 12. Peiulis Benius ET-2/2 grup
140. Kizys Valentas 13. Slabys Egidijus 60. Anikina-Uajeva Natalija
141. Marcinkonyt-Davidaviien 14. Stanaitis Zenonas 61. Bykov Oleg
Aur 15. atas Vytautas 62. Burneika Veeslav
142. Maskolinas Vytautas 16. ilingas Albinas 63. Cvetkova-Lisycina Larisa
143. Mordas Kstutis 17. Tumelis Jonas 64. erekien Natalija
144. Petrauskas Steponas 18. Umbrasas Petras 65. Engelgardt Vladimir
145. Romanovskis Zigmantas 19. Vaiekauskas Gintautas 66. Galenko Sergej
146. Saikeviius Romualdas 20. Vgelyt-Krasauskien Vyda 67. Gluevskij Vladimir
147. uminskas Algimantas 68. Janenko-Markul Nadieda
148. Valatka Leonardas ENE grup 69. Kopylova Jelena
149. Zubrys Vincas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 70. Kopteva Natalija
21. Dorofejevas Nikolajus 71. Kovaliova-Marmakien Tatjana
EVP-0 grup 22. Gudelis Antanas 72. Kuznecov Vadim
(vakarinis skyrius) 23. Iganaitis Alfonsas 73. Leonik Ivan
150. Buvarskis Boleslovas Algirdas 24. Karpaviius Kazys 74. Lisycin Ilja
151. Bdvytis Pranas 25. Laninskas Stasys 75. Maksimenko Vladimir
152. Belkeviius Kazimieras 26. Malnaviius Stasys 76. Muller Igor
153. Bakaitis Rimas 27. Markeviius Algis 77. Nepoatych Aleksandr
154. Barkauskas eslovas 28. Martiius Algirdas 78. Neupokojeva Olga
155. ipkus Algirdas 79. Rozert Vladimir

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80. Serafinovi Jaroslav 130. tilinis Rimantas 178. Kubilius Algirdas
81. Sergejenko Anatolij 131. Vilimas Albertas 179. Laucius Jonas Kstutis
82. ostak Leonard 132. Vilkaityt Joana 180. Mackeviius Algirdas
83. traus Aivars 133. eruolis Rimantas 181. Maanauskas Antanas
84. Vinokurov Oleg 134. ukauskas Alfonsas 182. Metrikien Janina
85. Zaprudskaja Alla 183. Metrikis Kazimieras Algirdas
Elektros pavaros ir 184. Mizeikis Donatas
EVT-1 grup pramons rengini 185. Niniava Stanislovas
(vakarinis skyrius) automatizavimas (0628) 186. Peiius Jurgis
86. Antanlis Antanas 187. Labeckait-Perlibien Stas
87. Bauait Aldona EP-2/1 grup 188. Perliba Zigmas
88. Budait-Gedgaudien Vilhelmina 135. Anusauskas Rimvydas 189. Povilonis Daugailis Petras
89. Gvozdas Petras 136. Boreviius Kstutis 190. Prokazien Solveiga
90. Geait Ona 137. Bakys Gintautas 191. Rukaviius Vytautas
91. Juoys Albinas 138. Balkeviit Marija 192. Sabaliauskas Antanas
92. Jagelaviit-Matuleviien 139. Barauskas Petras 193. Sorit Lina Eugenija
Virgalija 140. Beleviius Jonas 194. Udras Petras Poligasijus
93. Kazlauskas Romualdas Juozas 141. Budreckis Vytautas 195. Udras Vilius
94. Lukoeviius Alvydas 142. Dambrauskas Juozapas 196. Verseckas Zigmantas
95. Leniauskait-Ratkien Dal 143. Domarkas Rimundas
96. Mazlaveckait Stas 144. Diugelis Saulius 1978 m.
97. Mereckas Saulius 145. Janiukas Algis
98. Markulyt Janina 146. Jukelis Alfredas Elektros sistemos (0302)
99. Norenkeviius Mykolas 147. Kirvela Albinas
100. Navikas Kstutis 148. Koryzna Jonas EE-3 grup
101. Ramelyt-Janaviien Margarita 149. Lukoinas Antanas 1. Butkyt Danut
102. Senkus Robertas 150. Maernis Virginijus Anicetas 2. aikauskas Petras
103. Sapranaviius Vyrgaudas 151. Mediauskas Algirdas 3. Dekeryt Regina
104. Stuka Algimantas Juozas 152. Morknait Violeta 4. Falkauskait Jrat
105. Skralskis Remigijus 153. Petrulis Marijonas 5. Gilyt Janina
106. Straukait-Eimulien Birut 154. Stalnionis Mindaugas 6. Ilginis Kazimieras
107. ereika Algirdas 155. lipaitis Gintautas 7. Jurdonait Zita
108. oait-Mereckien Roma 156. Tilvikas Algimantas 8. Kasputyt Birut
157. Verdingovas Viktoras 9. Dairutien Vida
Elektros mainos (0601) 158. ukauskas Alfonsas 10. Kaupas Leonas
11. Kulys Algis
EM-2 grup EP-2/2 grup 12. Lapienis Vykintas
109. Baranauskas Audrutis Alfonsas 159. Kalda Jurgis 13. Martinkut Regina
110. Cibulskas Vidas 160. Kilius Viktoras 14. Masonien Loreta
111. epnas Alvydas 161. Markeviius Kstutis 15. Pakeviius Antanas
112. Degutis Algirdas 162. Pakalka Stanislovas 16. Ramanauskas Vytautas
113. Gaidyt Violeta 163. Simnikis Saulius 17. Rapalis Algimantas
114. Geinait Irena 164. akel Rimgaudas 18. Sazanskien Regina
115. Jankauskas Antanas 165. Talnas Arnas Antanas 19. Skardius Vidmantas
116. Januauskas Jonas 166. Valentinaviius Albinas 20. Staniulis Stasys
117. Juosaityt-Kainskien Julija
21. opyt Roma
118. Jurkus Antanas EVP-1 grup
22. Trimonis Rimantas
119. Jukauskait-apranauskien (vakarinis skyrius) 23. Urbonaviius Saulius
Danguol 167. Aliauskas Antanas 24. Vaivadait Ona
120. Kaldien Virginija 168. Arlauskas Algirdas 25. altauskien Vilhelma
121. Laurinaviit Violeta 169. Baiktys Raimundas 26. altauskas Kstutis
122. Mediauskas Egidijus 170. Bredelis Stanislovas 27. ebraitis Juozas
123. Narakait Irena 171. Damuleviius Kazys 28. ukauskait Irena
124. Norvilius Algimantas 172. Gaurilikas Adolfas
125. Petrylait Janina 173. Grikeviius Valdas EVE-2 grup
126. Prievelis Vilius 174. Kaergyt-Ivanauskien Birut (vakarinis skyrius)
127. Pukenis Vidas 175. Kanopait Vijol 29. Bitvinskas Povilas
128. Ryenokas Viktoras 176. Kivila Vytautas 30. Bogdanova Zinaida
129. Stokus Kazimieras 177. Kriinas Adolfas

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31. Buivyt Vida Regina 79. Povoraajev Anatolij 129. Paemeckas Kastytis
32. Dailyda Pranas 80. Saveljevas Vladimiras 130. Piliponyt Algimanta
33. Daunoraviius Jonas 81. Senkovskaja Liudmila 131. Petrueviius Algirdas
34. Juodagalvis Jonas 82. Uosis Eduardas 132. uktulyt Lina
35. Kucinas Rtenis Eugenijus
36. Liaukeviius Jonas ET-3/3 grup EM-3/2 grup
37. Paltanaviius Juozas Vitas 83. Derengovskij Zigmund 133. Baleiis Kstutis
38. Rakauskas Antanas 84. Falkovskij Meislav 134. Barzdonis Jurijus
39. Skardius Jonas 85. Golovaiova Natalija 135. Jonuait Adel
40. Vakeviius Antanas Albertas 86. Juzumien Irena 136. Januauskien Ona
87. Krmien Jelena 137. Jukneviit Janina
ENE grup 88. Kalej Viktor 138. Kainskas Anicetas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 89. Kiudulas Nikolaj 139. Kalad Jeronimas
41. Broli Valerijus 90. Markulis Vladimiras 140. Melnikas Gytis
42. Dambrauskas Algirdas 91. Mikuta Zigmantas 141. Pavolas Romas
43. Pekaitis Juozas 92. Nogtev Aleksandr 142. Samuknas Juozas
44. Visackas Antanas 93. Pestova Liudmila 143. Spdys Antanas
94. Sopagova Tatjana 144. aknas Rimantas
Elektros tiekimas pramons 95. Sivakov Sergej 145. Vasiliauskait Roma
monms, miestams ir ems 96. Sulchanov Anatolij 146. Volungeviius Gintautas
kiui (0303) 97. ilkovskij Vladimir 147. emaitaityt Roma
98. ubenkovas Sergejus
ET-3/1 grup 99. upikov Viktor Elektros pavaros ir
45. Baneviius Algimantas 100. Zavjalovas Anatolijus pramons rengini
46. Bareiis Antanas 101. Zaicevas Jurijus automatizavimas (0628)
47. ekanauskien Anel
48. Darvydas Algirdas EVT-2 grup EP-3/1 grup
49. Dovydas Romualdas (vakarinis skyrius) 148. Baiulis Virginijus
50. Jankovskij Vladimir 102. Baravikas Algimantas 149. Bandza Virgilijus
51. Kmieliauskas Rimantas 103. Charina Liudmila 150. Buta Leonas
52. Kontautait Margarita 104. Galeckien Birut 151. Daukas Vladislovas
53. Kvedaras Gintautas 105. Jasemskis Viktoras 152. Deveikis Bronislovas
54. Meilinas Eugenijus 106. Jonaitis Vytautas 153. Jurknait Birut
55. Michelkeviit Violeta 107. Jusys Stasys 154. Katinait Zn
56. Prien Aldona 108. Keliauskas Liubertas 155. Kirtiklyt Vida
57. Radieviius Gintautas 109. Labokien Danut Elzbieta 156. Koryzna Aloyzas
58. Raanauskas Vincas 110. Lankeviius Jonas 157. Liukaitis Tomas
59. Rimknas Raimundas 111. Marcinkus Algirdas Antanas 158. Malkeviius Riardas
60. Ruskonis Vytas 112. Naudius Gediminas 159. Matainas Algis
61. Staneviius Kazimieras 113. Neverauskas Bronius 160. Pranskeviius Leonas
62. Stasiulionis Leonas 114. Pusvakis Mindaugas Antanas 161. Rimait Genut
63. Subas Arvydas 115. Stonkus Zigmas 162. Stulpinait Alfreda
64. auklyt Virginija 116. iebeda Vitas Jonas 163. liogeris Romualdas
65. Tamoaitis Antanas 117. Vasiliauskas Vytautas 164. ukleviius Gytis
66. Ungulaitis Jonas 165. Tirklinas Arvydas
Elektros mainos (0601) 166. Urbelis Gytis
ET-3/2 grup 167. Urbonaviius Henrikas
67. Biriukov Sergej EM-3/1 grup 168. Urbuaitis Bronius
68. Christoforovas Sergejus 118. Adomaviius Vytautas
169. Zaveckas Egidijus
69. Dluga Boris 119. Atkoaityt Danut
170. irien Birut
70. Kopicyna Valentina 120. Bajorinas Gediminas
71. Kravenko Valerijus 121. Bruas Antanas EP-3/2 grup
72. Kurakina Nadieda 122. Bungardaitis Leonas 171. Baceviius Jonas
73. Kurakinas Genadijus 123. Bladikien Zita 172. Bikulius Saulius
74. Malinauskait Olga 124. Katkeviius Raimondas 173. Bruas Adomas
75. Mamin Genadij 125. Norvilien Vida 174. Dambrauskas Vytautas
76. Novikova Liudmila 126. Mackeviius Algirdas 175. Degutis Feliksas
77. Petrueviien Biruta 127. Marcinkeviius Rimantas 176. Didiulis Saulius
78. Porochonko Vladimir 128. Norvilas Virginijus 177. Gelinis Arnas

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178. Gelinyt Palmut 17. Sargautis Jonas 63. Stasiulionien Vida
179. Gricius Saulius 18. Sikorskas Vytautas 64. etaitis Sigitas
180. Grikonyt Stanislava 19. einauskas Jonas 65. liuas Vincas
181. Kasperaviien Regina 20. trimaitis Gediminas 66. Tervydis Vytautas
182. Kuznecovas Albertas 21. ukys Aurelijus 67. Tikus Romanas
183. Liudvinaviien Laima 22. Vajauskas Stanislovas 68. Tutlyt Alginija
184. Liudvinaviius Eugenijus 23. Vajauskien Virginija 69. Zabotka Valdemaras
185. Repyt Regina 24. Vyniauskas Rimantas 70. emaityt Margarita
186. ukys Algirdas 25. Zubait Rasa
187. Vaitelyt Angel ETR-4/2 grup
EVE-3 grup 71. Bezuglova Jekaterina
EVP-2 grup (vakarinis skyrius) 72. Demjanov Valerij
(vakarinis skyrius) 26. Bandzien Vilhelma 73. Demjanova Tatjana
188. Alzbutas Edvardas Valdemaras 27. Bartaien Danut Ona 74. Dioin Stanislav
189. Baliulis Juozas 28. Drabatiuk Anatolijus 75. Furaev Sergej
190. Balnis Vincas 29. erniauskien Onut 76. Galijeva Irina
191. Beleckis Julius 30. iupait Jrat 77. Gavrilov Aleksandr
192. Bliudius Antanas 31. Macijauskas Edvardas 78. Gutenko Galina
193. Burkaityt Danut 32. Orlien Aldona 79. Jacenko Elena
194. Druinas Jonas 33. Puodiukaitien Birut 80. Januien Natalija
195. Dervus Vincas 34. Razumas Jonas Evaldas 81. Kostrauskait Liudmila
196. Eimutis Antanas 35. Seliokas Kazimieras 82. Kozlov Vladimir
197. Firantas Adolfas Zigfridas 36. Urnieis Liudvikas 83. Legilin Viaeslav
198. Gakien Irena 37. emeckis Eduardas Vidmantas 84. Legilina Elena
199. Gavnas Giedrius 85. Makaruk Aleksandr
200. Guzauskas Vytautas Stasys ENE grup 86. Neeva Valentina
201. Kandratas Pranas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 87. Nemeiko Jan
202. Merkeviius Vytautas Petras 38. Kauknas Petras 88. Orlov Aleksandr
203. Momkeviius Konradas Juozas 39. Kazlauskas Benediktas 89. Ovsijenko Aleksandr
204. Nikonovas Vladimiras 40. Kvaracejus Antanas 90. Skorobogatov Sergej
205. Paulauskas Aloyzas Pranas 41. Markovskij Romuald 91. Tuina Aleksandra
206. Radzeviius Jonas 42. Paliukas Juozas 92. Volobujev Aleksandr
207. Raustys Bernardas Benediktas 43. Petrauskas Albertas
208. Tulaba Saulius Vincas 44. Puidokien Laima ETR-4/3 grup
45. Ratkeviien Regina 93. Gasparovi Leon
209. Venskys Zigmundas
46. Zukovas Romualdas 94. Golosov Nikolaj
210. aliauskas Viktoras
47. Zuoza Aleksas 95. Kakareka Josif
1979 m. 96. Karpej Josif
Elektros tiekimas pramons 97. Kuznecovas Pavelas
Elektros sistemos (0302) monms, miestams ir ems 98. Mindiul Tadeu
99. Orlov Valerij
kiui (0303)
EE-4 grup 100. Paleiik Ivan
1. Alekna Viktoras ET-4/1 grup 101. Pric Natalija
2. Binkeviius Jonas 48. Andriukeviius Kazys 102. Rimevi Jei
3. Danielius Vytautas 49. Aponkut Vida 103. Semionova Alla
4. Daniseviius Jonas 50. Bauien Janina 104. Suchlabovi Michail
5. Dumbrava Jurgis 51. Chockeviit Regina 105. Timofejeva Jelena
6. Jius Jonas 52. iplyt Virginija 106. Vakulik Galina
7. Kairys Lionginas 53. Dapyt Regina 107. Zenkin Vasilij
8. Kamantauskas Henrikas 54. Kanaporyt Kazimiera
9. Jodvalkien Jrat 55. Klementaviius Artras Elektros mainos (0601)
10. Lauikait Zita 56. Maceviien Snieguol EM-4/1 grup
11. Maeika Alvydas 57. Masionis Gintautas 108. Aukinien Aldona
12. Maceviius Vidmantas 58. Montvilas Romas 109. Blekaitis Linas
13. Montvilait Valentina 59. Obeleviius Rimgaudas 110. ita Kstutis
14. Pekys Drsutis 60. Pabrinkyt Danut 111. Gadeikis Kazimieras
15. Petrauskas Vytautas 61. Pocius Jonas 112. Genyt Jrat
16. Pukeleviius Arnas 62. Sruoginyt Lilija 113. Jukait Aura

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114. Kulikauskas Jonas 16. Zalieckas Vladas
115. Leliukas Stasys EP-4/2 grup
116. Lukoius Vytautas 163. Ausmanas Rimantas EE-5/2 grup
117. Maciuleviius Pranas 164. Jagelaviius Stasys 17. Bartkeviius Eugenijus
118. Matukaityt Danut 165. Kokoka Mindaugas 18. Butkus Andriejus
119. Melnikova Dalia 166. Likas Juozas 19. Dambrauskait Irena
120. Moleviit Nijol 167. Maciea Vytautas 20. Dubinskait Alma
121. Paleiikien Birut 168. Paulauskas Riardas 21. Danaitien Janina
122. Pyragien Dangira 169. Pereviius Rimas 22. Guoga Arnas
123. Plepys Vilius 170. Pupienis Rimantas 23. Kavolinas Stanislovas
124. emaitien Virginija 171. Simutis Vytautas 24. Maiulis Arvydas
172. Svirskas Albertas 25. MencinasAlgimantas
EM-4/2 grup 26. Miliauskas Rimantas
125. Armonas arnas EVP-3 grup 27. Mulokas Edmundas
126. Armonien Valentina (vakarinis skyrius) 28. Penikait Eugenija
127. Borumas Artras 173. Arnastauskas Liudvikas 29. Raveikis Justinas
128. Burneckyt Violeta 174. Bendinas Edmundas 30. Rkus Vladas
129. Danila Algirdas 175. iumakov Eduard 31. Skardius Arvydas
130. Juozapaviius Mindaugas 176. Yla Algirdas 32. ablinskas Henrikas
131. Jurkait Aniceta 177. Jukeviius Milvydas 33. Tamoinait Angel
132. Kuras Rimantas 178. Karoviev Viktor 34. Lembutien Aldona
133. Kurien Nijol 179. Klemka Zigmantas 35. Zubelis Rimas
134. Matulis Petras 180. Kryanovskis Dmitrijus
135. Matulis Povilas 181. Leinskas Juozas EVE-4 grup
136. Motiekaitis Rimantas 182. Marcinkeviius Antanas (vakarinis skyrius)
137. Peiulis Gitas 183. Pakauskas Romanas Stasys 36. Andrejev Jurij
138. Petreikyt Irena 184. Pilvelis Vitas 37. Bieliauskien Maryt
139. Preikaitis Juozas 185. Pranckeviius Jonas 38. Bradnas Algis
140. Ragaliauskas Antanas 186. Rakauskas Ramnas 39. iulkinyt Veronika
141. Sadauskas Petras 187. Rimkut Juz 40. Galinis Stasys
142. Sprindyt Irena 188. Ruinait Emilija 41. Ilginien Regina
143. Stankeviit Jolanta 189. Skirbantas Juozas 42. Ivanauskas Bronius
144. Strazdas Jonas 190. akalys Rimantas 43. Kirvelis Vytautas
145. Tatlauskas Saulius 191. inknas Edvardas 44. Liutkeviius Henrikas
192. ukleviius Klaudijus 45. Malinauskas Eugenijus
Elektros pavaros ir 193. Tukus Stepas 46. Matuliauskas Kstutis
pramons rengini 194. Vezbergas Stanislovas 47. Ragauskas Kazimieras
automatizavimas (0628) 195. Vincaitis Juozas Vincas 48. Ragelis Edmundas
49. Saninas Jonas
EP-4/1 grup 1980 m. 50. Sobesiuk Leonid
146. Aleksandraviius Egidijus 51. Vingrys Vidmantas
147. Augustauskas Donatas Elektros sistemos (0302)
148. Chockeviius Vladas ENE grup
149. Cibulskien Rta EE-5/1 grup (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
150. Killi Lidija 1. Grigaitis Kstutis 52. Dembskis Edvardas
151. Koverait Dal 2. Grigas Povilas 53. Janukonis Kazimieras
152. Kuinskien Irena 3. Grigien Birut 54. Kovalskas Jonas
153. Kundrotas Donatas 4. Jampolskij Robertas 55. Kurpis Petras
154. Macijauskas Artras 5. Klovas Antanas 56. Loiba Tadeu
155. Makauskas Arnas 6. Kupinait Marija 57. Maskolaitis Kstutis
156. Naas Arvydas 7. Kuzmickas Valdas 58. Murinas Juozas
157. Paulaviien Elona 8. Leleiva Algirdas
158. Paulaviius Alvydas 9. Maiulis Rimantas Elektros tiekimas pramons
159. Petkeviius Arnas 10. Stankut-Jurnien Regina monms, miestams ir ems
160. Svirskas Gediminas 11. Sveikatait Saulna kiui (0303)
161. ika Aleksandras 12. inknas Alvidas
162. ilgalis Pranas 13. vedkauskas Rimantas ET-5/1 grup
14. Tamkeviit Birut 59. Andreikien Dalia
15. Vasiliauskait Liudvika 60. Didbanyt Irena

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61. Dudutis Juozas Elektros mainos (0601) 161. Tamaauskas Rimantas
62. Gabalnis Stasys 162. Tasiukeviius Edmundas
63. Gailinas Rimantas EM-5/1 grup 163. Veiverys Vytautas
64. Jurnas Romas 113. Butkeviius Stanislovas
65. Jurkaitis Gintautas 114. Gaiauskas Juozas EP-5/2 grup
66. Kabiaitis Vytautas 115. Kavolinien Virginija 164. Akelaitis Rinaldas
67. Kliukas Juozas 116. Kriinas Gintautas 165. Alaburda Vytautas
68. Lalas Algimantas 117. Lukys Romanas 166. Alaburdien Violeta
69. Lalien Regina 118. Peiulyt Virginija 167. Babraitis Jonas Gintaras
70. Leimontas Romualdas 119. Skuodas Gintautas 168. Drungilas Vytautas
71. Malaika Romualdas 120. Stelmokait Asta 169. Diugelis Mindaugas
72. Masyt Roma 121. Tarakeviit Marija 170. Galkauskas Sigitas
73. Paketrien Vidut 122. Vaitelien Danguol 171. Ivanauskas Auksentas
74. ult Vytautas 123. Vargalis Alfonsas 172. Jakelis Algimantas
75. Vaitkeviien Birut 124. Varnien Rasa 173. Jonuka Arvydas
76. Vaitkeviius Krizentas 125. Zuikis Gintaras 174. Jukta Algirdas
77. Vaitulionyt Anastazija 175. Kavolinas Audrius
EM-5/2 grup 176. Kudarauskas Virginijus
ETR-5/2 grup 126. Baranauskas Tautvydas 177. Matijoaitis Artras
78. Abrosimova Svetlana 127. Brinkmanait Alma 178. Matulis Gintautas
79. Borisova Valentina 128. Dimonas Vytautas 179. Miknas Laimutis
80. Bulatov Valerij 129. Jurkus Algerdas 180. Pranaitis Kstutis
81. Carogorodceva Irina 130. Kairiktis Alfonsas 181. Sidarkeviius Algirdas
82. Dolobanko Larisa 131. Krekunovas Olegas 182. Straukien Irena
83. Doro Svetlana 132. Malskis Rimantas
84. Gnitko Olga 133. Nakinien Ramut EVP-4 grup
85. Klimovi Liudvik 134. Pocit Joana (vakarinis skyrius)
86. Mikutait Regina 135. Raceviien Birut 183. Arlauskien Monika
87. Nikonorova Rima 136. Raceviius Gintautas 184. Armonaitis Rimantas
88. Pilipaviius Algis 137. Rumys Algirdas 185. Boguien Elena
89. Rybikova Irina 138. Sirutien Vida 186. Buys Vaclovas
90. migelskij Aleksandr 139. Sirutis Algirdas 187. itaviius Algis
91. ostak Tadeu 140. Skarauskas Antanas 188. Gurskis Aleksandras
92. Takinov Vitalij 141. Stankeviius Rimantas 189. Gustainis Algirdas
93. Taller Vladimir 142. leait Audron 190. Gylien Zita
94. Vetrenko Aleksandr 143. Tavarait Birut 191. Kidelien Dalia
95. Volitskij Jevgenij 144. Vaicekauskait Bronislova 192. Kidelis Vytautas
96. ivec Irina 145. ukauskien Teres 193. Kubilit eslova
194. Kuprys Antanas
ETR-5/3 grup Elektros pavaros ir 195. Kuzmickas Aleksas
97. Belenkaja Emilija pramons rengini 196. Leipus Juozas
98. Cibulskis Gintautas automatizavimas (0628) 197. Micknas Petras
99. Galenko Svetlana 198. Mitkus Juozas
100. Gotautas Mykolas EP-5/1 grup
199. Namikas Vilhelmas
101. Karpman Liudmila 146. Budys Petras
200. Pakalnis Stasys
102. Krainova Larisa 147. Jaktas Algirdas
201. Plauska Gintautas
103. Kravionok Aleksandr 148. Leipus Juozas
202. Plauskien Milda
104. Marenko Valerij 149. Misikonis Kstutis
203. Raiys Pranas
105. Matuseviius Jonas 150. Navickas Sigitas
204. Rimskis Alfonsas
106. Mileiko Tatjana 151. Pakeviius Alfonsas
205. Saldukien Virginija
107. Romanova-Zavjalova Margarita 152. Pilkauskas Alfredas
206. Stankeviius Algimantas
108. Sturlys Romualdas 153. Ramanauskas Antanas
207. pakauskas Valerijonas
109. Verchovskaja Marina 154. Ryeninas Petras
208. sas Algirdas
110. Verinskas Viaeslavas 155. Slivinskas Arvydas
209. sien Irena
111. Vaikutyt Olga 156. Slivinskien Maryt
210. Zinkeviius Algimantas
112. Vilimas eslovas 157. Stankeviius Sigitas
211. ilinskas Vytautas
158. Starta Arnas
159. Svirskas Povilas
160. ukys Klaudijus

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1981 m. 49. Kleiza Audrius Augustas 97. Turlak Tamara
50. Ling Algirdas
51. Matnas Vaclovas ETR-6/3 grup
Elektros sistemos (0302) 52. Mejeris Evaldas 98. Belionkova ana
EE-6/1 grup 53. Mikalajnas Egidijus 99. Chromychas Petras
1. Baliukas Vladas Arnas 54. Nagys Vytautas 100. Drugova Danut
2. Bartkus Algimantas 55. Puidokas Algirdas Prancikus 101. Fedorcova Tatjana
3. Braionis Adolfas 56. Ruinskas Arvydas 102. Guden Vladimiras
4. Bubnys Kazys 57. Vainys Vidimantas 103. Ivanovas Michailas
5. Ddynas Rimantas 58. irgutis Kstutis 104. Kanaas Vladimiras
6. Goberis Algimantas 105. Kateenko Svetoslavas
7. Gricius Vidmantas ENE grup 106. Lebedevas Vladimiras
8. Kapoius Stasys (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 107. Makara Piotras
9. Marozait Nijol 59. Alminas Justinas 108. Sivakova Liudmila
10. Michelkeviius Gediminas 60. Norkeviius Rimantas 109. Sokolovskis Vladimiras
11. Mickeviius Gintaras 61. Pelika Antanas 110. eboldasova Raisa
12. Mikuinas Vitas 62. ilinskas Valdas 111. Volkonovskis Ryardas
13. Petrovas Algimantas Elektros mainos (0601)
14. Rasiukeviius Jonas
Elektros tiekimas pramons
15. Butnien Jrat monms, miestams ir ems EM-6/1 grup
16. Staniulis Robertas kiui (0303) 112. Auktuolis Vytautas
17. Sturonas Mindaugas 113. Bilkeviius Alvydas
ET-6/1 grup 114. Daugla Rimantas
18. lapikas Arvydas
63. Banyt Angel 115. Grundelis Grigorijus
19. iulpa Alfonsas
64. Dubaviius Bronius 116. Jagminas Albinas
EE-6/2 grup 65. Galinis Arvydas 117. Jakutaviius Gintautas
20. Balius Algimantas 66. Gulbinas Algirdas 118. Ramonaitis Egidijus
21. Barysas Kstutis 67. Janukyt Danguol 119. Rubeius Petras
22. Bendikas Vytautas 68. Jureviius Jonas 120. emaitis Vladas
23. Didiokas Algimantas 69. Mainskien Aldona 121. emgulys Vladas
24. Galinis Valdas 70. Marciuka Vytautas 122. iupsnys Albertas
25. Gimauskas Bronius 71. Matulaitis Saulius
26. Krisiuleviien Vita 72. Radkeviien Regina EM-6/2 grup
27. Krisiuleviius Danielius 73. Simanaviien Lina 123. Abromaviius Stanislovas
28. Morkeviius Romualdas 74. Stanglinien Aldut 124. Bakulis Saulius
29. Papartis Gediminas 75. Stankeviius Vilius 125. Dainelis Valentinas
30. Petraitis Leonas 76. Stasiulionis Rimantas 126. Davalga Vytautas
31. Pinkeviius Romualdas 77. ilinga Arvydas 127. Dvilinskas Valdas
32. Raveikien Alma 78. Tatulis Vytautas 128. Gailinien Irena
33. Simnikis Kstutis 79. Tauius Steponas 129. Germanaviius Raimundas
34. Skardius Stanislovas 80. Valinien Ramina 130. Jankauskas Alvydas
35. erelis Evaldas 81. Valinius Romualdas 131. Jankauskien Rimanta
36. Valiukas Vidmantas 82. emaitaitis Vytautas 132. Jukaviius Algirdas
37. Veelis Pranas 133. Kaminskas Gintautas
ETR-6/2 grup 134. Nenikis Arvydas
38. ebrien Birut
83. Cholodova Jelena 135. Pakeviius Eugenijus
39. ebrys Robertas
84. Cybatovas Aleksejus 136. Paulauskien Violeta
40. ukauskas Gediminas
85. Gudlekis Viktoras 137. Sarokien Danut
EVE-5 grup 86. Jermolenko Lilija 138. Urbaitis Gediminas
(vakarinis skyrius) 87. Kozlova Natalija 139. Zdanaviius Laimantas
88. Kozlova Olga
41. Bartlingas Juozas
42. Bortkeviien Audron
89. Lozovickaja Veslava Elektros pavaros ir
43. Bortkeviius Virgilijus
90. Romanova Natalija pramons rengini
91. Svetlinaja Irina
44. Janius Sigitas Antanas
92. Svetlinyj Aleksandras
automatizavimas (0628)
45. Janutnas Almantas
46. Jokubauskas igintas
93. valpa Rimantas EP-6/1 grup
94. Titovas Genadijus 140. Anuis Valentinas
47. Jonaitis Rimgaudas
95. Tkebuava ota 141. Bagdonas Ovidijus
48. Kirvaitis Jonas
96. Tovt Josif 142. Dulkys Juozas

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143. Gaisrys Linas 7. Piliukaitis Gintautas 52. Mikalauskas Rimgaudas
144. Maskvytis Leonas 8. Pladas Rolandas 53. Mikalauskien Alma
145. Mainskas Kazimieras 9. Porutis Gintaris 54. Miluauskas Arnas
146. Morknas Gediminas 10. Stasiulionis Valdemaras 55. Naudius Algirdas
147. Nevedomskis Robertas 11. Stiga Raimundas Valentinas 56. Plung Arnas
148. Skarbalius Bronislovas 12. irvinskait Rita 57. Prascienien Angelina
149. Skistimas Valdemaras 13. Tamoinas Vidmantas 58. Rapkauskas Vytautas
150. Survila Viktoras 14. igmantait Regina 59. Ruzgien Violeta
151. Varatinskis Steponas 15. ikas Severinas 60. Ruzgys Gintaras
152. Zenius Kstutis 61. Songaila Donatas
EE-7/2 grup 62. Stravinskas Edmundas
EP-6/2 grup 16. Aleksandraviius Alius 63. Ugianskien Zita
153. Bajorinas Alvydas 17. Andriuis Algimantas 64. Vertibaviit Zita
154. Besmertnas Pavelas 18. Banionis Algirdas 65. ebrauskis Petras
155. Boza Vytautas 19. Damalakas Rimutis 66. emaitis Vytautas
156. Daujotas Virgilijus 20. Kajokas Romualdas 67. itkauskien Nijol
157. Didiokien Alina 21. Kiudys Vytautas
158. Grigonis Riardas 22. Narvydas Adolfas ETR-7/2 grup
159. Gruodis Rimantas 23. Naucknas Vidas 68. Baranauskait Irina
160. Izokaitis Kstutis 24. Petknas Vytautas 69. Barminas Vladimiras
161. Janknien Dana 25. Rabikis Romualdas 70. Blinkova Lilija
162. Kelevisius Raimundas 26. Ragelis Juozas 71. Chorokova Liudmila
163. Marantas Bronislovas 27. Raknas Ramutis 72. Chutornaja Natalija
164. Marknas Juozas 28. Rakauskas Mindaugas 73. Izvekovas Jurijus
165. Matulas Albertas 29. Sedekerskis Arvydas 74. Kantauskas Viktoras
166. Nemanis Julius 30. Stankaitis Domas 75. Kondratjevas Leonidas
167. Palinskas Linas 31. Stakien Regina 76. Konstantinova Svetlana
168. Radkeviius Fiodoras 32. Taparaviius Kstutis 77. Kozlova Larisa
169. Talat-Kelpa Raimondas 33. Vaiaitis Antanas 78. Lesnienko Sergejus
170. Tamoinas Evaldas 34. Valuckas Algimantas 79. Lipeckij Sergejus
171. Valius Antanas 35. itkauskas Sigitas 80. Moisejeva Ana
172. Zneta Algirdas 81. Movinas Genadijus
EVE-6 grup 82. Painskis Jurijus
EVP-5 grup (vakarinis skyrius) 83. Petrovas Vitalijus
(vakarinis skyrius) 36. Maigys Kazimieras 84. Riabinin Erik
173. Bagdanaviius Henrikas 37. Urbanaviit Adel 85. Sivaiova Irina
Meislovas 38. iedelis Algirdas 86. Sloboaminova Tatjana
174. Baltuka Bronius 39. ilinskas Edmondas 87. estakova Irina
175. Bauys Kazys 88. Tutoraityt Natalija
176. Daukantas Pranas ENE grup 89. Venyt Irena
177. Duchaviius Aleksandras (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 90. Vovk Tatjana
178. Jurgelnas Rinaldas 40. Stumbrien Danguol
179. Langaitis Zenonas ETR-7/3 grup
180. Paknas Arnas Donatas Elektros tiekimas pramons 91. Buls Raisa
181. Rupeika Algirdas monms, miestams ir ems 92. Comik Evgenij
182. Skirmantas Stasys kiui (0303) 93. Gaidul Valerija
183. uipys Algirdas 94. Iljuonok Vera
ET-7/1 grup 95. Jakovlevas Aleksandras
1982 m. 41. Burkauskas Viktoras 96. Jan Josif
42. Chanauskas Gintaras 97. Kalkis Artras
43. Dambrauskas Algimantas 98. Kateenko Vladimiras
Elektros sistemos (0302)
44. Guogien Rima 99. Kisarova Marina
EE-7/1 grup 45. Jusas Jaunutis 100. Koejevas Aleksandras
1. Butkus Saulius 46. Kepeinskas Egidijus 101. Kurmeliova Tamara
2. Dekeris Gintautas 47. Kralikait Janina 102. Markovskis Sergejus
3. Jacknas Algimantas 48. Kryit Regina 103. Moeiko Teresa
4. Jaudzemas Robertas 49. Lukoinait Audron 104. Pacinas Romualdas
5. Narkus Algirdas 50. Marcinkeviius Romas 105. Prokopova Nina
6. Petronis Kastytis 51. Merkeviit Birut

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106. Rybnikovas Igoris Elektros pavaros ir 206. Kazlas Vidmantas
107. Rynkeviius Viktoras pramons rengini 207. Kinderis Antanas
108. Semionovas Valerijus 208. Pilkionis Alfonsas
109. Skiba Sergejus automatizavimas (0628) 209. Rakauskas Jonas
110. arko Vojtechas EP-7/1 grup 210. Tuminas Vytautas
111. Tkebuava Vaa 158. Alkovikas Algis 211. Vaiikauskas Steponas
112. Vorocova Nadieda 159. Ambotas Jonas 212. Valkauskas Vaclovas
113. Zubkuvien Jelena 160. Baronas Algimantas 213. Velis Valdas
161. Brusokas Mindaugas 214. Zurza Stasys
Elektros mainos (0601) 162. Butkeviit Violeta
EM-7/1 grup 163. epas Vladas 1983 m.
114. Alelinien Danut 164. Gricien Laima
115. Bieloviit Dal 165. Jucas Stasys Elektros sistemos (0302)
116. Budris Pranas 166. Kairys Riardas
EE-8/1 grup
117. Eneris Tomas 167. Markvaldas Virginijus
1. Adamonis Artras
118. Grigalinait Vida 168. Matulionis Romas
2. Andriuis Virgilijus
119. Gritkus Viktoras 169. Milinaviius Vitalijus
3. Babianskas Meislovas
120. Kerp Vytautas 170. Moliuis Vidmantas
4. Bariaviius Arvydas
121. Kerpien Remigija 171. Onaitis Saulius
5. Blidius Stasys
122. Literskis Rimantas 172. Pauliukeviit Palmira
6. Briedis Almantas
123. Maeika Kstutis 173. Radzeviius Vytautas
7. Bublys Kstutis
124. Mikta Virgilijus 174. Rybakovas Olegas
8. Dimaviius Virginijus
125. Nikitinien Jrat 175. Repeka Kstutis
9. Jankaitis Alvydas
126. Pauktelis Alvydas 176. Skrupskelis Rimantas
10. Jasaitis Zigmas
127. Petrauskien Lina 177. imkeviius Edmundas
11. Kauneckas Virgilijus
128. Rakauskas Alvydas 12. Kirlys Algirdas
129. Razinas Vytautas EP-7/2 grup
178. Blekaitis Juozas 13. Krakauskas Mindaugas
130. Rudzeviius Vidas 14. Laurinaitis Sigitas
131. Rumbutien Dalia 179. Budreviit Jrat
180. epaitis Algirdas 15. Mileviius Marius
132. irvinskas Stasys 16. Rastenis Vytautas
133. Treiokas Kstutis 181. ekeviius Gintautas
182. Dilertas Mindaugas 17. Strazdas Algimantas
134. Treiokien Janina 18. Vaiiulis Arnas
135. Urbys Remigijus 183. Dzindzelta Sigitas
184. Grybauskas Virgilijus
136. ilinskas Romualdas EE-8/2 grup
185. Jasenauskas Artras
19. Adamonis Valdas
EM-7/2 grup 186. Jasionis Gintautas
20. ipinys Balys
137. Abromaitis Antanas 187. Joys Egidijus
21. Draugelien Dalia
138. Adomaviius Vigandas 188. Jurgelnas Gintautas
22. Draugelis Riardas
139. Balinas Saulius 189. Kerdokas Vladas
23. Grelis Vytautas
140. Bernotaviien Birut 190. Lukoinas Valentinas
24. Freginien Edita
141. Boguslauskas Arimantas 191. Matiukait Danut
25. Kraauskas Julius
142. Dzindzeltien Regina 192. Navickait Laima
26. Martinkus Juozas
143. Grotuzas Remigijus 193. Petrikauskas Prancikus
27. Mekas Gintaris
144. Kazlauskas Henrikas 194. mataviien Veronika
28. Randakeviius arnas
145. Kionas Kstutis 195. Senkus Jonas
29. Ruzgas Laimutis
146. Lokyt Birut 196. ekeviius Egidijus
30. Staaitis Rimantas
147. Mikolnas Algimantas 197. leivyt Danguol
31. iknyt Rta
148. Molneris Gintautas 198. mataviius Kstutis
32. Vanagas Faustas
149. Okas Jonas 199. Venskus Antanas
33. Vilkauskas Arnas
150. Pranaitien Alyna 200. ala Raimundas
151. Rimkus Vladas EVE-7 grup
152. Rumbutis Alfredas EVP-6 grup
(vakarinis skyrius)
153. Rutkauskas Vytautas (vakarinis skyrius) 34. Biius Jevgenijus
154. imelinas Petras 201. Andrinas Vidmantas
35. Bieliauskas Gintaras
155. Vagla Raimundas 202. Bielskis Antanas
36. Grumadien Dalia
156. sinas Vitas 203. Civinskas Julius Stasys
37. Mainskien Regina
157. sinien Eugenija 204. Daniseviius Juozas
38. Matukaityt Rasa
205. Engel Mejer
39. Matuleviius Gediminas

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40. Pareigien Audron 86. Charenko Vitalij 138. Karalius Saulius
41 Ramonaitien Judita 87. Fridman Dmitrij 139. Kazakeviius Rufinas
42. Urbanaviius Antanas 88. Gaidamovi Danut 140. Kirstukas Vytautas
89. Gindes Anatolij 141. Naujokas Juozas
ENE grup 90. Janukevi Michail 142. Prievelis Gediminas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 91. Junerman Lev 143. Rimkus Rimantas
43. Bilius Vytautas 92. Juran Viktor 144. Senkus Rimvydas
44. Burneika Vilius 93. Kaplan Genadij 145. Suba Janina
45. Butnas Renaldas 94. Kolyvanov Igor 146. erepka Linas
46. Raila Rimvydas 95. Kulpin Andrej 147. Ulickas Algis
96. Kundius Liudmila 148. Valeviius Stasys
Elektros tiekimas pramons 97. Mackevi Vladimir 149. Vyglis Ramutis
monms, miestams ir ems 98. Marjenkov Jevgenij
kiui (0303) 99. Martyina Galina Elektros pavaros ir
100. Pain Aleksandr pramons rengini
ET-8/1 grup
47. Bandariaviien Valentina
101. Paina Nina automatizavimas (0628)
102. Paplauskait Irina
48. Bandariaviius Edvardas 103. Poberenaja Irina EP-8/1 grup
49. epukas Algimantas 104. Rakauskas Vytautas 150. Baronas Rimantas
50. ernauskas Albinas 105. Rakauskien Larisa 151. Budreviius Eduardas
51. Gasinas Rimantas 106. imkus Viaeslavas 152. Dvareskas Valdas
52. Kasinskien Jolanta 107. Trakimas Kstutis 153. Giedraitis Alius
53. Kazakauskas Almantas 108. Turmin Anatolij 154. Juraleviius Arnas
54. Kazakauskas Valdas 109. Zaienko Igor 155. Kadusauskas Juozas
55. Kazakauskien Biruta 156. Kasiuleviius Rimvydas
56. Klebonas Kstutis Elektros mainos (0601) 157. Masaitis ymantas
57. Kriktaponis Laimutis 158. Okuliius Vytautas
58. Labenskas Vytautas EM-8/1 grup 159. Piktyt Rasa
59. Maiulaitis Gintautas 110. Arminas Gintaras 160. Rajackas Arnas
60. Mikneviit Vitalija 111. Damanskas Benius 161. atas Arvydas
61. Plytnikas Romas 112. Judentis Rimvydas 162. atien Nijol
62. Tamaauskas Rolandas 113. Junokas Povilas 163. Vaiaitis Kstutis
63. Tamulionien Irena 114. Kazakeviit-Maliauskien 164. Vainas Kastytis
64. Uksas Gediminas Rita 165. alys Vygintas
115. Mickys Rimantas 166. ilius arnas
ETR-8/2 grup 116. Mikuckis Saulius
65. Chruckaja Ina 117. Pakeltyt Rima EP-8/2 grup
66. Chveduk Zbignev 118. Peiulis Rimantas 167. Ablingis Dalius
67. Fiodorov Igor 119. Puodius Rimas 168. Branas Jurgis
68. Gaidamovi Ryard 120. Rakauskas Sigitas 169. Danusas Algimantas
69. Galzickaja Nina 121. Romait Reda 170. Duobien Rtel
70. Galzickij Sergej 122. Songaila Danielius 171. Eismontas Kstutis
71. Garma Jelena 123. Statkus Valentinas 172. Giedraitien Angel
72. Gruodis Rimantas 124. migelskis Arnas 173. Gineika Remigijus
73. Ivanov Oleg 125. Ukuraitis Antanas 174. Gricius Vytautas
74. Jefimov Vladimir 126. Vilimas Algimantas 175. Ilekis Rimantas
75. Karpuenko Michail 176. Kikyt Zita
76. Konvoj Galina EM-8/2 grup 177. Kokta Arnas
77. Mackevi Raimond 127. Barzda Valentinas 178. Lapelis Rimvydas
78. Ochrimenko Liudmila 128. Bertlingas Algimantas 179. Liberis Vidmantas
79. Simonov Igor 129. Burba Daugiarutis 180. Mikalauskas Linas
80. Suchoverchova Svetlana 130. Cirtautas Kstutis 181. Pakalnyt Danut
81. ikno Irina 131. Dargis Antanas 182. Petrauskas Arvydas
82. ikno Viktor 132. Dilba Egidijus 183. Petrulis Robertas
83. Tarachovskij Jevgenij 133. Dulk Rimantas 184. Smaidrys Vytautas
84. Tretjakov Vladimir 134. Gabrionis Vytautas 185. Stupuras Jonas
135. Galinis Alvydas 186. Tamulionis Vytautas
ETR-8/3 grup 136. Gecevi Anna 187. Vaitkus Ignas
85. Bobyliova Marina 137. Ilekis Zenonas 188. Zub Algimantas

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189. ukauskas Arnas EVE-8 grup 83. Ziutelis Saulius
190. ukauskien Jrat (vakarinis skyrius) 84. ukauskas Romualdas
EVP-7 grup 36. Aliauskas Alfredas ETR-9/2 grup
37. Baka Romualdas 85. Belotelova Larisa
(vakarinis skyrius) 38. Janiauskas Antanas
191. Bieliauskas Kazys 86. Berenaja Tatjana
39. Jras Kastytis 87. Citovi Marina
192. Bublys Valdemaras
40. Kirjukovas Valerijus 88. Daniliuk Nadieda
193. Buklien Danut
41. Karalien Albina 89. Deviatkova Galina
194. Danileviius Stanislovas
42. Lapien Vilius 90. Dumskis Stanislovas
195. Diovalas Jonas
43. Macijauskait Rita 91. Engelgardt Aleksandr
196. Kvetkauskas Algirdas
44. Morknas Petras 92. Graulien Regina
197. Pakeviius Andrius
45. Navickas Algimantas 93. Jefiovas Aleksandras
198. Salynas Algirdas
46. Vaitenkait Jolanta 94. Judinas Aleksandras
199. Skromovas Andriejus
47. Veilendas Juozas 95. Kolesnik Anatolij
200. Suinskas Jonas
201. Usonis Algimantas ENE grup 96. Matvejeva Svetlana
97. Smaidrien Miroslava
(neakivaizdinis skyrius)
1984 m. 48. Blistrabas Juozas
98. ostak Olga
99. ostakas Zdislavas
49. Bulovas Juozas 100. Volkova Oksana
Elektros sistemos (0302) 50. Kaubrys Juozas 101. Zachaevskis Romualdas
EE-9/1 grup 51. Kirdeikis Vytautas Marijonas
1. Bainskait Danut 52. Klimas Vytautas 102. Zarinaja Liudmila
2. Butnoris Gintautas 53. Kuzminskas Antanas 103. Zujeva Irena
3. Guoga Edmundas 54. Motiejnien Janina 104. Zujevas Vitalijus
4. Jukeviius Rimantas 55. Naujalien Janina
5. Kalonaitis Gintaras Klemensas 56. Simonovi Marks ETR-9/3 grup
6. Markeviius Romas 57. atas Gintaras 105. Belovas Romanas
7. Maeika Kstutis 106. Citpvi Sergej
Elektros tiekimas pramons 107. echovi Vladimir
8. Maeika arnas
9. Mickeviius Stasys monms, miestams ir ems 108. Fedotovskij Aleksandr
10. Mikneviit Gravyda kiui (0303) 109. Ferin Vitalij
11. Rakejevas Raidas 110. Graulis Eduardas
ET-9/1 grup 111. Gutman Alla
12. Staniauskas Klemensas
58. Bajoras Antanas
13. Turkelyt Hilda 112. Loakievi Nadieda
59. Balinas Dangiarutis
14. Vildinas Vytautas 113. Marjenkova Nadieda
60. Bilinskas Raimundas
114. Matvejenko Sergej
EE-9/2 grup 61. eiys Virginijus
115. Muchaiova Nina
15. Acus Virginijus 62. Drevinskas Linas
116. Muchaiovas Andrejus
16. Armonas Kstutis 63. Gedvilait Vilma
117. Parafianoviius Jurijus
17. Bertaius Audrius 64. Grabauskas Juozas
118. Persijanova Rima
18. Chomanskis Saulius 65. Jokimas Arvydas
119. Petrovskis Aleksandras
19. Domininkaitis Vidmantas 66. Liauskas Linas
120. Petrulevi Irena
20. Kavaliauskas Antanas 67. Liutkeviius Rimas
121. Petrulevi Kazime
21. Kazlauskas Vidas 68. Matijoaityt Irena
122. Pozleviius Francas
22. Krupovisovas Drsutis 69. Maeika Albertas
123. Semionovas Leonidas
23. Kurpius Riardas 70. Narmontas Algis
124. Zenkina Rima
24. Lazareviit Aneta 71. Palionis Ramnas
25. Mackeviius Rimantas 72. Petrauskas Linas Elektros mainos (0601)
26. Michalauskas Valdemaras 73. Pikovskaja Ilona
74. Plioplyt Rasa EM-9/1 grup
27. Narueviius Valdas
75. Rainys Virginijus 125. Baceviius Romas
28. Normantas Kastytis
76. Ruzgys Alvydas 126. Butkut Virginija
29. Ragaiyt Laimut
77. Stankus Vytautas 127. Drevinskien Stas
30. Romaka Remigijus
78. Staseviius Ovidijus 128. Grybinas Giedrius
31. Rutka Romualdas
79. Sungaila Raimundas 129. Janulyt Rita
32. Sudikas Gerardas
80. Tamoinas Egidijus 130. Kauinyt-Banionien Danut
33. Zaikauskas Artras
81. Varkala Valdas 131. Kuiteklis Helbertas
34. Zaikauskien Vida
82. Zibolyt-Aglinskien Zita 132. Liandsbergyt Ilona
35. iedas Artras

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133. Liobyt Birut 184. Povilaitis Saulius 8. Laukys Robertas
134. Medka Egidijus 185. Stepys Valentinas 9. Miliuas Almantas
135. Paulauskien Irena 186. Vaitieknas Alvydas 10. Paliutis Artras
136. Pocius Simas 187. emelis Bronius 11. Paulauskas Artras
137. Ragaleviius Tauras 12. Paulauskien Lijana
138. inknas Gintautas EP-9/2 grup 13. Puidokas Petras
139. Tamaauskas Rimantas 188. Adomaviius Liutauras 14. Sasnauskas Kstutis
140. Urnieius Rimantas 189. Apega Vidmantas 15. Tamulaityt Rita
141. Vytait Virginija 190. Gineitis Arnas 16. Trinknas Rimtautas
142. Zelionka Evaldas 191. Gintauskas Adolfas
143. ilius Vygaudas 192. Izdnis Rimantas EE-0/2 grup
144. virblis Riardas 193. Kozlovas Pavelas 17. Balsyt Asta
194. Mackeviius Alvydas Kstutis 18. Danusas Vytautas
EM-9/2 grup 195. Misiukonis Robertas 19. Gilaitis Aidutis
145. Arlauskait Lina 196. Oboleviius Dainius 20. Ivanica Romanas
146. Armaitis Kstutis 197. Pinkeviit Zita 21. Jankauskas Sigitas
147. Aubikas Vladas 198. Rastenis Algirdas 22. Kadia Sigitas
148. Butikyt Laimut 199. Sokolovas Petras 23. Kalauskas Arnas
149. Dainauskas Dalius 200. Stasiulaitis Saulius 24. Kuinskas Rimantas
150. Ivanauskas Arvydas 201. altys Vytautas 25. Kutra Valdemaras
151. Jakubauskas Arminas 202. Uinskis Valdemaras 26. Merkys Juozas
152. Jakubelskas Valdas 203. Visakaviius Virginijus 27. Nemickas Dalius
153. Kandrataviius Vytautas 204. ukauskas Algis 28. Piatkovskij Marius
154. Kviklys Kstutis 29. Plauinis Andrius
155. Liutvinaviius Gintautas EVP-8 grup 30. Puidokas Arnas
156. Maknait Daiva (vakarinis skyrius) 31. Sakapilvis Gintautas
157. Mekauskait Danut 205. Adomaitis Almantas 32. Petrauskien Nijol
158. Mikalknait Janina 206. Andraius Bronius 33. Stankeviius Gintaras
159. Mozraitis Valentinas 207. Balkaitis Aleksandras 34. emeta Arvydas
160. Petrauskait Laima 208. Buius Valdemaras 35. idlauskait Roma
161. Pimp Alfonsas 209. Buys Rolandas 36. livinskas Artras
162. Ramanauskas Kstutis 210. Francas Vytautas 37. Vilkelis Arnas
163. Ramanauskas Rolandas 211. Kalinauskas Gediminas
164. Ramonas Antanas 212. Kiea Sigitas EVE-9 grup
165. Ramonas Vytautas 213. Klimovas Jurgis (vakarinis skyrius)
166. trimaitis Leonas 214. Laurinaitis Gediminas 38. Bareiien Dalia
215. Liaudauskis Algirdas 39. epauskas Remigijus
Elektros pavaros ir 216. Liutkut Stas 40. Eidukeviius Vidas
pramons rengini 217. Lizdenis Vitalis 41. Garbenius Julius
automatizavimas (0628) 218. Lukoeviius Algimantas 42. Girdauskas Gintautas
219. Pkas Eugenijus 43. Gnnovas Eugenijus
EP-9/1 grup 220. Skardius Vygintas 44. Gudnas Riardas
167. Bakanauskas Kstutis 221.Starinskas Gintautas 45. Kaiukait Laima
168. Berinis Gediminas Juozas 222. Steponaviius Antanas 46. Kazlauskait Vilma
169. Brazaitis Kastytis 223. lepikas Stasys 47. Lemeonas Juozas
170. Dilba Vidmantas 224. Urnieien Juta 48. Paleckis Rimvydas
171. Dobkeviit Dangira 49. Staaitis Arnas
172. Jankauskas ilvinas 1985 m. 50. Vlaviius Edmundas
173. Jarulis Rimantas
174. Jasinskas Audrius Elektros sistemos (0302) ENE grup
175. Kantautas Rimantas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
176. Kikas arnas EE-0/1 grup 51. Adomaviius Vytautas
177. Kunigauskas Vytautas 1. Buinas Virginijus 52. Butkus Vytautas
178. Kvainskas Algirdas 2. Buitvydait Asta 53. Edartas Antanas
179. Lebednykas Gintaras 3. Franckeviius Marius 54. Jurgaitis Kazys
180. Leonaviius Raimundas 4. Gaidys Vladislovas 55. Kurbedis Viktoras
181. Mikolaitis Vladas 5. Gaurilikait Silva 56. Kviklys Juozas
182. Mikulionis Aurelijus 6. Kaionas Skirmantas 57. Naujaviius Algis
183. Mikinis Artras 7. Kasparas Gediminas

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58. Taujanskas Algirdas 107. Rybakova Natalija 154. Kirsnauskas Arvidas
59. Trimonis Vygintas 108. Sinica Natalija 155. Martinkus Alvydas
60. emblauskas Juozas 109. Staneviius Edvardas 156. Monkeviius Kornelijus
110. ilinskien Liudmila 157. Murauskas Arminas
Elektros tiekimas pramons 111. Trukovas Igoris 158. Pangonis Algirdas
monms, miestams ir ems 112. uk Jevgenij 159. Paulikas Vytautas
kiui (0303) 160. Rozenbergeris Saulius Jonas
Elektros mainos (0601) 161. Staugaitis Gintautas
ET-0/1 grup 162. Subaius Vytautas
61. Bankauskas Rimantas EM-0/1 grup
113. Balinas Visvaldas 163. Suchauka Rimantas
62. Baranauskas Gintautas 164. idlauskas Antanas
63. Bartukait Vida 114. Baranauskas Gintautas
115. Barkauskas Gintaras 165. ukeviius Rimantas
64. Gervinskas Alvydas 166. Vitortas Rolandas
65. Grigonis Giedrius 116. Burlinskas Arvydas
117. Burlinskien Birut 167. ilinskas Juozas
66. Gylien Jolita 168. iraitis Valdas
67. Jonuis Laimonas 118. Dabuinskas Egidijus
119. Dovydaitis-Baltruaitis ilvinas 169. ydelis Romualdas
68. Kubilius Gediminas
69. Leligait ivil 120. Galdikait Birut EP-0/2 grup
70. Markauskas Bronius 121. Jaukus Rimas
170. Bernatonis Aurelijus
122. Kliuinskait Egl
71. Meka Rimantas 171. Bilinskas eslovas
72. Pociut Sigut 123. Leliga Virginijus
172. Branas Juozas
73. Rimkus Valdas 124. Merkelis Juozas
173. Digryt Vitalija
74. Savickas Virgilijus 125. Stankut Ramut
174. Gruodys Rimvydas
75. Slavnait Aura Jneta 126. andaris Kstutis
175. Ivanicien Nijol
76. Tilingien Laima 127. ileikis Viktoras
176. Jankauskas Valdas
77. Tunkeviius Vytautas 128. Vaicekauskait Dal
177. Kaminskas Audingas
78. Uselis Laimutis 129. Vaicekauskait Vilija
178. Kaminskas Virginijus
79. Zdanys Gintaras EM-0/2 grup 179. Kavolinien Irena
80. emaitaitis Rimantas 130. Babrauskas Eimuntas 180. Kuras Jris
81. ukauskas Virgilijus 131. Babrauskien Nijol 181. Norkus Viktoras
132. Gervait Asta 182. Rklaityt Rta
ETR-0/2 grup 183. Rinkeviit Rima
82. Artamonova Svetlana 133. Giedraitis Linas
134. Girdinas Marius 184. Songailien Nijol
83. Deviatkova Liudmila 185. Stankeviius Romas
84. Dorofejeva Tatjana 135. Girinait Rita
136. Kakeviius Gintautas 186. ablinskas Algimantas
85. Ignatjeva Olga 187. arkauskas Riardas
86. Klimas Algirdas 137. Klimaviius Gintautas
138. Kriauinas Saulius 188. ilinskis Kstutis
87. Koraginas Pavelas 189. Urbonaviius Nerijus Ramnas
88. Kovaliova Svetlana 139. Leonaviius Kstutis Stasys
140. Matuleviit Zina 190. Dudikas Vitalijus
89. Kozlovskis Miroslavas 191. Tamoaitis Alfredas
90. Krivoenko Vera 141. Nemanyt Loreta
142. Siniauskas Stasys 192. Rastorgujevas Vasilijus
91. Kuvinovas Viaeslavas
92. Makarovas Viaeslavas 143. Spranaitien Aiva EVP-9 grup
93. Makova Alina 144. Stremaitis Robertas
145. Taloka Adomas Arvydas (vakarinis skyrius)
94. Paberzs German 193. Brantas Balys
95. Paberzs Jurij 146. ukauskas Kstutis
194. Janceviius Jonas
96. Parachonko Aleksandras Elektros pavaros ir 195. Jasaitis Adolfas
97. Parominskaja Natalija
98. Vasiljeva-Parochonko Ana
pramons rengini 196. Kauas Stanislovas
197. Kavaliauskas Vidmantas
99. Zaiceva Ina automatizavimas (0628)
198. Maiulskis Kazimieras
ETR-0/3 grup EP-0/1 grup Bronislovas
147. Abramaityt Romalda 199. Pavalkis Remigijus
100. Dainovskis Stefanas
148. Adgauskas Algirdas 200. Petraitis Gediminas
101. Danilenko Irina
149. Austinaitis Robertas 201. Petraviius Stasys
102. Furmanas Rostislavas
150. Bruas Regimantas 202. Repeka Antanas
103. Kozlovskis Miroslavas
151. Buzys Audrius 203. ukys Arvidas
104. Laurutnas Vidas
152. Deltuva Kstutis 204. Vadlga Jonas
105. Michailovas Jurijus
153. Gailien Ingrida 205. Varnagiris Algirdas
106. Ramonait Vida

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206. Varsackis Bronius ENE grup 93. Puidokien Dalia
207. Viliauskas Algirdas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 94. Stanknas Almantas
45. Asauskas Raimondas 95. Tvelis Saulius
1986 m. 46. Lankelis Stanislovas ETR-1/3 grup
47. Papinigis Vaclovas 96. Andriukeviius Romualdas
Elektros sistemos (0302) 48. Pletkus Zenonas 97. Avien Vitold
EE-1/1 grup 49. Pobedinskas Algis 98. Bilyk Valerijus
1. Adomnas Alvydas 50. Svirnelis Vytautas 99. Bulkinas Jevgenijus
2. Andrijauskait Regina 51. Tautkeviius Julius 100. Calko Sergej
3. Grays Vaidotas 52. Trakelis Edvardas 101. Dudoj Sergejus
4. Grinius Vygintas 53. Valanius Albertas 102. Juselis Vladislovas
5. Kazlauskien Boena 103. Kozlovskis Vladislovas
Elektros tiekimas pramons
6. Kemerzinas Egidijus 104. Kulbanovi Nijol
7. Kilna Linas monms, miestams ir ems 105. Kulbovskij Sergejus
8. Lapelien Ona kiui (0303) 106. Kulbovskaja Regina
9. Petrauskas Algirdas ET-1/1 grup 107. Malyeva Julija
10. Petrauskien Aura 108. Michiriovas Jevgenijus
54. Baniauskas Kstutis
11. abrinskas Arvydas 109. Motovilovas Piotras
55. Galaburda Rimantas
12. abrinskien Rasa 110. Nazarenko Natalija
56. Geleelyt Laima
13. midtas Marijus 111. Radenko Valerijus
57. Grigaraviius Gintaras
14. midtien Rta 112. Rogovskis Zbignevas
58. Guobyt Virginija
15. Tautvydas Saulius 113. Rubanovi Dmitrij
59. Jasaitien Janina
16. Vyniauskas Arvydas 114. Strujevas Viljamas
60. Jelinskas eraldas
61. Jutelis Vainius 115. avrovas Jevgenijus
EE-1/2 grup 116. iupakovas Germanas
17. Abromaitis Nerijus 62. Katinas Dalius
63. Kuniglis Vladas 117. piller Liubov
18. Ambrasas Gintautas
19. Baltakys Stasys 64. Lelertaviius Rimtis Elektros mainos (0601)
20. eledinas Darius 65. Maeika Aloyzas
21. Gailiuait Dal 66. Merkeviius Gediminas EM-1/1 grup
22. Jaceviius Dainius 67. Mikalajnas Valdas 118. ernajt Margarita
23. Jocys Vidas 68. Mikalkeviius Arvydas 119. Gujis Saulius
24. Jocien Regina 69. Minelga Audrius 120. Ivakeviit Loreta
25. Jonaitis Vitas 70. Olendrait Asta 121. Jasutis Vygintas
26. Kajnait Maryt 71. Sabaliauskas Giedrius 122. Jonaityt Laimut
27. Krasauskas Rimvydas 72. Savickien Regina 123. Kisielius Vidas
28. Lynikas Valdas 73. Simonentis Egidijus 124. Lenkaityt Daiva
29. Luckus Kstutis 74. Sirvydis Zenonas 125. Lilys Petras
30. Milaius Sigitas 75. Stankeviius Darius 126. Lukoeviit Ramun
31. Stanulyt Laimut 76. Surgautas Eugenijus 127. Matutis Rimantas
32. ateikis Virginijus 77. Tamoaitis Vitas 128. Rays Arnoldas
33. leeviius Vytautas 78. Volskien Aura 129. Ramanauskas Juozas
34. Vekien Leonora 130. Stakauskas Jonas
ET-1/2 grup 131. Stonkus Alvydas
35. Volskis Dainius
79. Abramaviius Vigimantas 132. lepikas Valdas
36. iius Artras
80. Bislys Algis 133. Vaitknas Vigandas
EVE-7 grup 81. Degutien Loreta
82. ekas Vidmantas EM-1/2 grup
(vakarinis skyrius) 134. Balaia Henrikas
83. Jakubonis Ramnas
37. Brazaitis Alvydas
84. Jasukaitis Romas 135. Banseviius Arvydas
38. Budreviit Remigija
85. Kernagis Ligitas 136. erniauskas Giedrius
39. epaitis Linas
86. Klimas Vitas 137. Banseviien Liuda
40. Kazakeviien Lolita
87. Kunceviit Rima 138. Jasiulionis Alfredas
41. Kliukas Jonas
88. Lukys Gintas 139. Kalys Vytis
42. Petrauskas Egidijus
89. Matilionien Nijol 140. Kaminskas Arnas
43. Repyt Graina
90. Matilionis Gintaras 141. Kaneviit Danuta
44. Rudzeviius Edvardas
91. Mingaila Valdas 142. Krukonis Vygandas
92. Paknys Romualdas 143. Kalauskien Daiva

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144. Kuzma Algimantas EVP-7 grup
145. Lauikait Dalia Elektros tiekimas pramons
(vakarinis skyrius)
146. Maeika Arvydas 192. Bartys Gintautas
monms, miestams ir ems
147. Oboleviien Valentina 193. Jasilionis Valdemaras kiui (0303)
148. Plioplyt Virgilija 194. Narueviius Petras
149. Rulys Algis ET-2/1 grup
195. Pinikas Juozas 34. Borkertas Dainius
150. eelgyt Laima 196. Pijoraityt Birut
151. ipalyt Skaista 35. Darguyt Rasa
197. Satiokas Audrius 36. Ivanauskas Arnas
152. mita Algirdas 198. Svetikas Vytautas
153. ekonyt Audra 37. Jasiukaitien Daiva
199. ulys Gintautas 38. Jurgilien Jrat
154. iliut Sigut
39. Kaunait Jrat
Elektros pavaros ir 1987 m. 40. Klimien Jolanta
pramons rengini 41. Koruenkovait Valentina
Elektros sistemos (0302) 42. Kriinas Kstutis
automatizavimas (0628)
EE-2 grup 43. Lukien Lijana
EP-1/1 grup 1. Bandiukien Virginija 44. Lukoius Artras
155. Bakas Rimantas 2. Beitarien Edita 45. Markauskien Silva
156. ereka Sigitas 3. Beinoraviien Dalia 46. Povilaitien Danut
157. erneviius Saulius Juozapas 4. Beinoraviius Evaldas 47. Rutkauskas Rimas
158. Degutis Gintaras 5. Davalga Gintautas 48. Sinkeviien Audron
159. Garlauskait Graina 6. Didrikas Vygintas 49. Sinkeviius Eligijus
160. Geceviius Algis 7. Dirglait Dalia 50. Slavinskien Salvinija
161. Geas Redas 8. Eimontait Vaiva 51. Zailskait Ilona Veronika
162. Gudonis Linas 9. Freginait Loreta
163. Jukonis Rimas ETR-2/2 grup
10. Gabrnas Algirdas 52. Daukevi Elina
164. Malika Arnoldas 11. Karalinien Rasa
165. Martinkeviius Arnas 53. Jonien ana
12. Matukynas Kstutis 54. Kondratceva Marina
166. Mongirdas Viktoras 13. Minelgien Rta
167. Palianskas Virmantas 55. Kazakeviien Kristina
14. Roanskien Arnolda 56. Maslovas Valerijus
168. Ramanauskas Algirdas 15. Sabinait Rita
169. Simonaityt Daiva 57. Michailovas Sergejus
16. evenkait Graina 58. Sakalauskas Eduardas
170. Staenis Gediminas Marijus 17. Tamuleviit Birut
171. Umbrasas Rinaldis 59. Stepanovas Ivanas
18. Tamulionis Stasys 60. aveiko Galina
172. Vaidait Rasa 19. Tautkeviius Julijus
173. Vilkus Audrius 20. Vaskela Audrius
Elektros mainos (0601)
EP-1/2 grup 21. Vekys Virginijus EM-2 grup
174. Abramaviius Romualdas 22. Verbickas Mindaugas 61. Araviit Ina
175. iegis Alvydas 23. Visius Rimgaudas 62. Baranauskas Donatas
176. Gabalis Gintautas 63. Butnait Ramut
ENE grup 64. Butkut Aida
177. Geguis Vytautas
178. Karvelis Valdas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 65. Duseviit Stas
24. Baranauskien Stefanija 66. Gileviit Ramun
179. Lileikyt Asta
25. Druskis Algirdas 67. Kuktien Sigita
180. Linknaitis Vitas
26. Jakonis eslovas 68. Liaubait Danut
181. Liutkeviius Mindaugas
27. Juchnevi Loreta 69. Lynikien Vaida
182. Maiulskas Sigitas
28. Juchneviius Vladimiras 70. Morknait Laimut
183. Pileckait Rugil
29. Kviatkovskis Zenonas 71. Naudinien Rasa
184. Rimkuvien Dalia
30. Petkeviius Antanas Algis 72. Nemickien Rasa
185. Saladit Rita
31. Petrnas Stasys 73. Pladien Rita
186. Ugianskien Danut
32. Povilaviius Saulius 74. Pletkut Aurel
187. Ugianskis Valdas
33. Tamoinas Albinas 75. Rbdait Aura
188. Valteris Albertas
189. Vakelis Valius 76. Sakalauskien Dalia
190. Virkutis Vygintas 77. imkeviit Vil
191. kas Robertas 78. Vaiinait Dalia
79. Varnait Irena
80. Vaznyt Daina
81. Zopelyt Ilona

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Elektros pavaros ir EVP-1 grup
pramons rengini (vakarinis skyrius)
automatizavimas (0628) 99. Aleksandraviius Algimantas
100. Dzindziliauskait Rima Janina
EP-2 grup 101. Gurskis Algirdas
82. Andriukeviit Loreta 102. Kapainskas Jonas
83. Balbieris Raimondas 103. Kmitas Gintautas
84. Baranauskien Diana 104. Kupetis Romanas
85. Dabuleviius Edvardas 105. Lukoeviius Alvydas
86. Danusien Dijana 106. Mekraitis Antanas
87. ekaitien Diana 107. Tribandis Danielius
88. Gricius Edvardas
89. Juchneviiut Aura
90. Jukeviius Romas
91. Kemeait Danguol
92. Kukulskyt Regina
93. Matulaitien Danguol
94. Pipirait Regina
95. Sakalauskien Vilma
96. Stasiukonyt Vida
97. gda Arnas Jonas
98. Tamutis Nerijus

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1988 m.
Elektros sistemos (0302) Elektros tiekimas pramons 39. Girys Arvydas
monms, miestams ir ems 40. Grikonis Julius
EE-3 grup 41. Jankauskien Sigita
1. Ambrazeviius Rimvydas kiui (0303) 42. Januauskien Zita
2. Bisikirskien Jolanta ET-3/1 grup 43. Karalius Algirdas
3. Germanaviius Edmundas 20. Jankauskas Raimundas 44. Kavaliauskas Edmundas
4. Grblinas Maurikijus 21. Kairyt Genovait 45. Sabaliauskas Arvydas
5. Jaglait Ramut 22. Kerp Alvydas 46. Skarbalius Antanas
6. Klumba Raimondas 23. Kublickait Dalia 47. Stankeviius Petras
7. Masiliauskait Dalia 24. Mikalonien Asta 48. Urbonas Eugenijus
8. Tirilyt Jrat 25. Matilionis Rimantas 49. Voinova Valerija Inga
ENE grup 26. Piciukaitien Graina 50. Zacharova Loreta
51. iys Petras
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) ETR-3/2 grup
9. Barzdien Jrat 27. Bystrinovska Teresa Elektros mainos (0601)
10. iapas Romualdas 28. Cibatova Svetlana
11. Eidukas Gintaras EM-3 grup
29. Dmitruk Natalija 52. Adomaviien Vida
12. Junokien Leonarda 30. Michailenko Irina
13. Jurgaitis Virginijus 53. Adomaviius Arvydas
31. Maslova Jelena 54. Ambrozaitien Sigut
14. Karpas Rimantas 32. Paziny Tatjana
15. Kuvinova Marina 55. Beinaraviit Jrat Raimonda
33. eferis Robertas 56. Budnikien Eugenija
16. Liubys Vilius 34. ych Anatolijus
17. Malinauskait Aldona 57. Janukeviit Milda
18. Murakien Daiva EVT-2 grup 58. Jonait Jolanta
59. Kalkien Rinolda
19. Vyniauskas Algimantas (vakarinis skyrius) 60. Karbauskait Sigita
35. Baravykas Romualdas
61. Kumpyt Loreta
36. Butkeviius Jonas
62. Mackeviius Valdas
37. Butkus Antanas
63. Matonis Vladimiras
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64. Mizgeryt Danut 22. Staiauskait Zina ETR-4/3 grup
65. Muleraviien Rasa 23. veikauskas Sigitas 70. Andrijevskijis Viaeslavas
66. Muleraviius Rolandas 24. Tamoaitis Giedrius 71. Beriozko Aleksejus
67. Palaimait Violeta 25. Vilemas Raimundas 72. Kondratovas Jevgenijus
58. Pavydyt Virginija 26. ilakauskait Edita 73. Matiuovas Igoris
69. Rastauskien Lina 27. iukas Robertas 74. Moeiko Jeijus
70. Slavinskait Danut 75. Parfejev Jurij
71. Tumelien Virginija Elektros tiekimas pramons 76. Prokopoviius Ivanas
72. Varainskait Vida monms, miestams ir ems
73. Volikien Asta kiui (0303) EVT-3 grup
(vakarinis skyrius)
Elektros pavaros ir ET-4/1 grup 77. Auktakis Valdas
pramons rengini 28. Adgauskas Gintaras
78. Kieviait Duljeta
automatizavimas (0628) 29. Aliauskait Renata
79. Paua Vytautas
30. Dambrauskait Jrat
80. Rudyt Danut
EP-3 grup 31. Graulis Jonas
81. Semokait Zita
74. Banionis Gintaras 32. Janknait Reda
75. Dilys Vykintas Juozas 33. Jasulaityt Vergina ENT grup
76. Gerulaitis Valdas 34. Jukna Giedrius (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
77. Ragauskas Romualdas 35. Juknien Jrat 82. Butkus Kstutis
78. Sriubas Audrius 36. Krapavickas Egidijus 83. eponis Vytautas
79. erknait Aldona 37. Kuras Remigijus 84. Guzas Romas
80. liogerien Renata 38. Lubauskas Antanas 85. Kazlauskas Stasys
81. liogeris Andrius 39. Lubauskien Laima 86. Krivickas Edvardas
82. ukauskien Genovait 40. Maknys Riardas 87. Liaukeviius Ramutis
83. Ambrozaitis Raimundas 41. Stonkus Arnas 88. Mekauskas Tomas
84. Andriukeviius Loretis 42. imelinait Audron 89. Murauskas Jonas
85. Guneviius Vladislovas 43. veikauskien Astra
86. Kalvelyt Danguol 44. Vapyt Raimonda Elektros mainos (0601)
87. Kavaliauskien Liuda 45. Vildinas Vaidotas
88. Nacyt Vida 46. Vilkait Lijana EM-4/1 grup
89. apranauskait Violeta 90. Bernadiius Rimvydas
ET-4/2 grup 91. Brazinskas Sigitas
1989 m. 47. Abaraviius Arnas 92. Danyla Mindaugas
48. Aksenaviius Gediminas 93. Grigonien Loreta
Elektros sistemos (0302) 49. Biveinis Vilius 94. Gvaldien Skaist
50. Buinskas Romualdas 95. Kulingauskien Giedr
EE-4 grup 51. Einoris Saulius 96. Kuzmickien Laimut
1. Bagdonaviius Danielius 52. Garka Virginijus 97. Luknien Lolita
2. Baknait Romualda 53. Gradauskas Dainius 98. Motiejnas Artras
3. Baublys Vaidotas 54. Jablonskis Kstutis 99. Petreikis Vydas
4. Domskis Vidas eslovas 55. Kainauskas Laimutis 100. Sinkeviit Lina
5. Gaidys Laimontas 56. Karauskas Kstas 101. Stupurien Vitalija
6. Kinderien Danguol 57. Kazilinas ilvinas 102. Undraitis Arvydas
7. Kemeklis Valdas 58. Lembergas Evaldas
8. Kregdys Vidmantas Tauras 59. Liegus Romualdas EM-4/2 grup
9. Magelinskas Antanas 60. Margelis Darius 103. Baka Vincas
10. Markeviius Alvydas 61. Matijoka Gintautas 104. Baukus Darius
11. Markeviius Linas 62. Narkelinas Rimvydas 105. Burvys Laimutis
12. Monkeviius Gintautas 63. Noreika Vidas 106. Dovydaitis Ramnas
13. Montvila Marius 64. Noreikis Arnas 107. Fijalkauskien Daiva
14. Peiulaitis Arvydas 65. Plankis Gintaras 108. Kisielien Meil
15. Barkauskien Dalia 66. Stankeviius Valdas 109. Petronien Aura
16. Pranckien Daiva 67. Stepankeviius Arnas 110. Povilaitis Vytautas
17. Roanskas Antanas 68. Stakauskien Edita 111. Raudelinien Vita
18. Rackeviius Algimantas 69. iugda Ramnas 112. Valentinoviius Jacekas
19. Savickas Raimundas 113. Valkerien Silva
20. Smalskis Arvydas 114. Viiuvien Rta
21. Stasinas Jonas 115. ekait Rta

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1990 m. 40. Narueviius Steponas ETR-5/3 grup
41. Nenartaviien Stefanija 83. Aksionovas Vladimiras
42. Oelis Ramonas 84. Belskij Zbignev
Elektros sistemos (1002) 43. Urbonaviius Edmundas 85. Derengovskij Zdislav
Jeronimas 86. Diatlova Ela
EE-5/1 grup 44. Vaitieknas Stasys 87. Dimitrenko Aleksandr
1. Andrikonyt Daiva
2. Bikulius Ramnas
Elektros tiekimas pramons 88. Lachmytka Viktoras
3. Budvietyt Loreta monms (1004) 89. Nikitin Sergej
90. Norvaiien Nijolia
4. Butkeviien Ingrida ET-5/1 grup 91. Sviridenka Andrej
5. Getautyt Daiva 45. Alaburda Gintaras 92. Sysojeva Tatjana
6. Jankauskas Virginijus 46. Andrulis Liudvikas 93. Vasiljev Viktor
7. Liaauskait Vida 47. Apelauskait Regina 94. uk Elena
8. Maonien Jolita 48. Berankis Virgilijus
9. Namajukien Loreta ENT grup
49. Bernotas Linas
10. Paulauskas Audronis 50. Gataveckas Raimundas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
11. Puzeris Darius 51. Guokas Remigijus 95. Aliauskas Antanas
12. Slapys Valdas 52. Jasmantas Valdas 96. Deltuva Algirdas Kazimieras
13. Stalmokait Sigita 53. Jasmantien Ingrida 97. Lioranas Viktoras
14. Vanagas Mindaugas 54. Jurgaitien Lina 98. Piniukovas Valerijus
15. Venckut Inga 55. Krinien Solveiga 99. Venslauskas Stanislovas
16. Vytas Arnas 56. Kundrotas Darius 100. iemys Kstutis
EE-5/2 grup 57. Likauskas Saulius Elektros mainos (1801)
17. Adomaviius Nerijus 58. Maonas Aidas
59. Montvilas Edmundas EM-5/1 grup
18. Banaitis Benediktas
60. Pamedytis Zenonas 101. Geiauskas Audrius
19. Beniuis Audrius
61. Stukait Audrut 102. Kainskien Edita
20. Budrys Vidmantas
62. Stumbra Linas 103. Kimtys Rolandas
21. Butkeviius Rolandas
63. idlauskait Audron 104. Kraujutaitien Irma
22. iuplys Saulius
105. Ramaauskait Danut
23. Daninas Rimgaudas ET-5/2 grup 106. Staeviien Vilma
24. Grinceviit Rima 64. Adomaitis Arnas 107. Timofojevait Loreta
25. Guoga Raimundas 65. Auktikalnien Edita 108. Tumait Auksuol Laimut
26. Jonuas Virginijus 66. Baltrnait Egl
27. Jurgaityt Vaiva 67. Budryt Dalia EM-5/2 grup
28. Klevinskas Edmundas 68. Gataveckien Gitana 109. Ivanauskas Rimantas
29. Krakauskas Algimantas 69. Jasinskait Audron 110. Jacknien Rasa
30. Martiinas Tautvilas 70. Keblikien Rasa 111. Jukeviius Arnas
31. Michejenko Aurika 71. Kriktaponyt Rasa 112. Kirkliauskait Audra
32. Mikalauskien Asta 72. Launikonyt Graina 113. Maksimaviien Asta
33. Paulauskas Saulius 73. Piliukaitis Valdas 114. Maksimaviius Sigitas
34. Telynait Loreta 74. Ramaauskien Neringa 115. Maeikait Dalia
75. Raugas Rimtautas 116. Milaien Neringa
EVE-4 grup
76. Retkus Arvydas 117. Osauskas Sigitas
(vakarinis skyrius) 77. Stogeviius Alvydas 118. Padoleviien Dalia
35. Demikis Antanas 78. inknas Eimantas 119. Stankeviius Artras
36. Jakaitis Gintaras 79. Urmileviius Virginijus 120. Viinskien Inga
37. Jusas Saulius 80. Zumaras Rolandas
38. Kivaras Rimvydas 81. ukauskas Linas
39. Kutkaityt Dalia 82. ukauskien Rasa

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Kauno technologijos universiteto
Energetikos fakulteto absolventai

1991 m 39. Civiliova Tatjana


40. erny Galina Elektros mainos (1801)
41. Donec Svetlana EM-6 grup
Elektros sistemos (1002) 42. Dudus Svetlana 83. Bagdanaviit Jan
EE-6 grup 43. Juka Larisa 84. Bagdonas Vygantas
1. Adomaityt Valentina 44. Korunova Ela 85. Barauskien-adait Rita
2. Artungait Ingrida 45. Kravenka Igoris 86. Bolinait Vilma
3. Bakulait Virginija 46. Michiriova Jelena 87. Butkeviit Aurin
4. Baratinskis Darius 47. Michiriovas Genadijus 88. erniauskait Edita
5. Brauklyt-Grigonien Alma 48. Mironova Jekaterina 89. Goroviius Arnas
6. epelien Snieguol 49. Nainys Arnas 90. Grigalinas Laimutis
7. Eias Aurelijus 50. Nececkas Juozas 91. Juraityt-Davalgien Rita
8. Jacknait Regina 51. Nikolskis Genadijus 92. Kupryt Rimant
9. Klimait Vida 52. Nikoluta Tatjana 93. Nistirenka Robertas
10. Liutkut Nideta 53. Petrova Irina 94. Ragauskien Aura
11. Maiulis Vaidotas 54. Poliakovas Igoris 95. Rakeviit Zita
12. Merlinait Indra 55. karovas Olegas 96. Sindikas Kstutis
13. Mikalajnas Dangiras 56. Verinskait Elena 97. Staeviius Rolandas
14. Mikalajnien Jolanta 57. Volodzko Natalja 98. Staneikait-epien Eiginta
15. Mikelkeviius Darijus Mykolas 58. Zveriugo Genadijus 99. Surblyt-Goroviien Daina
16. Minkeviius Raimondas 59. Zveriugo Jevgenijus 100. Tamulionyt Laimut
17. Regesien Ingrida Akvil 101. Vencknait-Peiukaitien Rasa
18. Zadoronaja aneta
EVT-5 grup
102. iauberyt Edita
(vakarinis skyrius)
Elektros tiekimas pramons 60. Dubietis Artras 1992 m.
monms (1004) 61. Eimutis eslovas
62. Jeruseviius Bronius Elektros sistemos (1002)
ET-6/1 grup 63. Macmakas Vincas
19. Bagdonas Gintaras 64. Narbutas Virginijus EE-7 grup
20. Bliukis Virginijus 65. Narbutien Jrat 1. Ananevas Grautas
21. Dudutis Romualdas 66. Ritikis Rimantas 2. Ardzeviit Daina Egl
22. Karbauskas Valdas 67. Stulauskien Renata 3. Budrikas Kastytis
23. Kaznas Dainius 4. Dda Egidijus
24. Kilas Donatas ENT grup 5. Ercmonas Romanas
25. Kuginys Rimantas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 6. Gedutis Vaidas
26. Kuraityt Ingrida Edita 68. Cipknas Vydmantas 7. Grigalauskas Arvydas
27. Lukoinas Virginijus 69. Eiroius Bronislavas 8. Jukaitis Nerijus
28. Maculeviit Alma 70. Jasinskas Rimantas 9. Karakait Gitana
29. Nagreckis Arnas 71. Juotka Remigijus 10. Kriauinas Antanas
30. Namajuka Vilius 72. Gauys eslovas 11. Lagunaviit-Plauinien
31. Paulauskas Rimantas 73. Gustaitis Stasys Reneta
32. Sirvydis Juozas 74. Latrys Vidmantas 12. Lideikis Dainius
33. Slibinskas Romas 75. Magyla Rimantas 13. Lukoeviit Vilma
34. Uiauskas Artras 76. Motiejnien Jrat 14. Mackeviius Riardas
35. Utaraviius Vidas 77. Osipovas Evgenijus 15. Makutnait Daiva
36. Valiokas Robertas 78. Raukas Arnas 16. Maluka Benediktas
37. Vilkaitis Laimutis 79. Rimkus Sigitas 17. Mikelionis Remigijus
80. Rykova Marina 18. Nefait-Geiauskien Vilma
ETR-6/2 grup
81. Ruginis Audangas 19. Pokut Lina
38. Bulgakova Irina
82. Stundia Romualdas 20. Radzeviit-Kriauinien Vita

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21. Semeeviit Daura 70. Vansoviius Edgaras 6. Grigalinas Deimantas
22. Sinkeviit-Zavackien Zita 7. Kalvynas Rolandas Evaldas
23. Skeberdis Arnas ENT grup 8. Kesinas Remigijus
24. arkinas Algirdas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 9. Lingys Darius
25. eduikyt-Ddien Jrat 71. Andrejevas Viaeslavas 10. Matukynas Vaidas
26. ukaityt-Malukien Aura 72. Blizniuk Borisas 11. Mickeviius Valdas
27. Tika Vidmantas 73. Butkus Vytautas 12. Mockeviius Edmundas
28. Urbait Ilma 74. Dulksnys Sigitas 13. Palickaitis Irmantas
29. Valters Viktors 75. Duoblien Laimut 14. Panomariovas Artras
30. Viiulyt Asta 76. Eitminaviius Saulis 15. Petrylait Inesa
31. Vinauskait Rasa 77. Gudius Saulius 16. Petrylait Jovita
32. Visockait Rta 78. Ivakeviit Loreta 17. Ragaiis Mindaugas
33. Zdanit-Mackeviien Nijol 79. Joys Algimantas 18. Ranelyt Alma
34. iit Rasa 80. Kamnas Algirdas 19. Stanknas Giedrius
81. Kuleviius Vitalis 20. Tamulynas Arnas
Elektros tiekimas pramons 82. Lisauskait Nineta 21. Trakimas Andrius
monms (1004) 83. Majauskas Alius 22. emrieta Arnas
84. Misius Bronius 23. itineviius Darius
ET-7/1 grup 85. Montvila Albinas
35. Augustinas Vytautas
86. Petrunina Galina
36. Baumilas Giedrius
87. Rimkus Rimas
Bakalauras
37. Gasinait Asta
88. Rudzinskien Rita 24. Vaitkus Rimantas
38. Janit-Didiulien Rasa
89. Sajeviius Danielius
39. Jarueviius Albertas
90. vedas Rimantas Magistras
40. Kazlauskas Darius Jonas
91. vgda Kstutis
41. Kriinas Aurys
25. Leien Benjamina
42. Leicmonait-Ananevien Elektros mainos (1801)
Ramun Elektros tiekimas pramons
43. Liegus Giedrius EM-7 grup
92. Arnait Rasa monms (1004)
44. Podlipskyt Aurelija
45. Rainskas Romualdas 93. Beniukeviius Vidmantas ET-8 grup
46. Rainas Sigitas 94. Bozien Aura 26. Ambrasas Giedrius
47. Ramokeviius Egidijus 95. Braslauskas Audrius 27. Aura Rimantas
48. Razmus Svajnas 96. Budnikas Gediminas 28. Bainskas Darius
49. Stankus Edmundas 97. iupkeviit Andzelika 29. Bartkeviius Saulius
50. Steponaviit-Augustinien 98. Jesulaityt Reneta 30. Benkevi Genadij
Rasa 99. Kazlauskas Giedrius 31. Brazdeikis Saulius
51. Zavackas Raimundas 100. Kazlauskien Ilona 32. Buideckis Zbignevas
52. ukas Darius 101. Kiys idrnas 33. Bujauskas Eugidijus
102. Kupstas Romualdas 34. Bulovien Ingrida
ETR-7/2 grup 103. Liutkeviius Rolandas 35. Burneika Darius
53. Balinskis Vladislovas 104. Mockeviius Vaidotas 36. Chudobin Igor
54. erednikas Olegas 105. Ratkeviius Paulius 37. Demidov Jurij
55. ernecovas Viktoras 106. Razuleviit Egl 38. Dlugaborskien Rasa
56. Goculiak Izabela 107. Sniekait Jolita 39. Garjonis Deimantas
57. Ivanovskis Stanislovas 108. Ugenskis Arvydas 40. Geien Romena
58. Kniazeva Oksana 109. Veselka DainiusMagistrai 41. Geys Liutauras
59. Kolendo-Maceinien Anela 110. Kalasnas Artras 42. Grigorjevas Valerijus
60. Lavrinaviius Vladislovas 43. Guelien Alma
61. Maceina Aleksandras 1993 m. 44. Jokubauskas Mindaugas
62. Macickis Alfredas 45. Kalvinskas Riardas
63. Merkulovas Viaeslavas Elektros sistemos (1002) 46. Kapoien Aura
64. Muraova-Balinskaja Natalija 47. Karakujumanc Garis
65. Podgorbunskich-ernecova EE-8 grup
1. Beikus Ramnas 48. Kereiis Eligijus
Jelena 49. Konstantinaviit Inga
66. Poliakova Larisa 2. eledinas Tomas Stasys
3. sna Raimondas 50. Kulbovskij Dmitrij
67. Saponikova Beata 51. Kunickas Gintautas
68. Saponikovas Aleksandras 4. Deviatnikovas Saulius
5. Diminskas Vytis 52. Lap Rtenis
69. Sementin Valerij 53. Leikas Rimantas

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54. Lingien Vilija 70. imkevi Igor 83. ukeviius Konstantinas
55. Likauskas Einaras 71. Tamoauskait Daiva
56. Logminas Romanas 72. Trovikas Genadijus Elektros mainos (1801)
57. Mackelis Rolandas 73. Vaitkus Algirdas EM-8 grup
58. Masilinas Valdas 74. Valiukas Darius 84. Barutis Dainius
59. Mikalauskas Antanas 75. Vilkeviius Nauris 85. Borkys Rytis
60. Monstaviit Lina 76. Volskyt Vilma 86. erkus ybartas
61. Montvydas Romualdas 77. emaitis Ramnas 87. Klemanskas Stasys
62. Norvilien Jolita 78. ukauskas Saulius 88. Mikalajnas Remigijus
63. Pridotkas Rolandas 89. Montvydien Daiva
64. Ragaiien Renata ENT grup
90. Popiera Valdas
65. Saceviius Raimondas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 91. Povilaitis Dainius
66. Siveova Jelena 79. Antucheviius Michailas 92. Varnas Valentinas
67. Skardius Nerijus 80. Didika Valdas 93. Vinskas Gintautas
68. akalys Gediminas 81. Juozapaitien Irena
69. alaeviius Darius 82. Klumbys Sergejus

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Kauno politechnikos instituto
Automatikos fakulteto absolventai

1967 m. 38. Kilda Bronislovas Automatika ir telemechanika


39. Lanys Kazimieras Vytautas (0606)
40. Margis Algimantas Juozapas
Chemini technologini 41. Maelis Vytautas ATE-3 grup
proces automatizavimas 42. Radvilaviiut Janina 30. Andrejevas Konstantinas
(0639) 43. Ramoka Liudvikas 31. Aaka Stasys
1. Dobilait Birut 44. Sanauskas Adolfas 32. Bagdonas Vaclovas
2. Jureviius Jonas Arvydas 45. Svetikas Kazimieras Rimvydas 33. Baranauskas Antanas
3. Kaldait-pokien Jul 46. Valeiait Aurel Janina 34. Bartkeviius Vaclovas
4. Kasparaviiut Ramut Tekl 35. Dagilis Vladas
5. Kreivys Vytautas 1968 m. 36. Garmus Tadas
6. Micheleviius Audrius 37. Gineleviius Leonas
7. Raktys Edmundas Chemini technologini 38. Januauskas Algimantas Jonas
8. Ramanauskas Mindaugas proces automatizavimas 39. Kaminskas Vytautas
9. Simnikis Zenonas 40. Kulbis Vytautas Kazimieras
(0639) 41. Raila Saulius Povilas
10. Stankaitis Antanas Vytautas
11. Vaiinait Danut ACH-3 grup 42. Raudonis Gediminas
12. Visockyt-Mastauskien 1. Baleckis Adolfas 43. Slavinskas Domininkas
Eleonora 2. Beleviius Algirdas 44. akelyt Virgut
3. Boguslauskas Vytautas 45. einauskas Rimantas
Automatika ir telemechanika 4. Bulavas Rimantas 46. ereiva Mykolas Kazimieras
(0606) 5. Daujotyt-Milinien Lilija Zita 47. idlauskas Romualdas
6. Jusaitis Jonas 48. ilinskas Antanas
13. Burneikait Ona 7. Kazlauskas Jonas 49. uvelyt Virginija Anel
14. Galiauskas Antanas 8. Kruius Vaidotas
15. Jakubauskait Rta 9. Paradauskas Bronius Matematiniai skaiiavimo
16. Kadzeviius Steponas 10. Petraitis Algirdas prietaisai ir renginiai (0608)
17. Karbauskas Jurgis Tautvydas 11. Rinkeviius Jonas
18. Kazlauskas Romualdas Vytautas AS-3 grup
12. Srbalius Domijonas 50. Alimas Jonas
19. Keruotis Pranas 13. Sviderskis Mindaugas
20. Klimas Juozas Viktoras 51. Bartuauskas Sigitas
14. ekauskas Romualdas 52. Blonskis Jonas
21. Kopustinskas Audris 15. Valeviius Romualdas
22. Lastas Audris 53. irica Vygaudas
16. Ventyt Irena Silva 54. Debesinait Graina
23. Miseviius Antanas 17. Vozgirdas Jonas
24. Nikiforov Viktor 55. Dirvelis Vytautas
25. Peirait-Jesulaitien Marija EVA-2 grup 56. Gintautait Graina
Vitalija 57. Karpaviiut Marina
(vakarinis skyrius) 58. Kazlauskas Rimgaudas
26. Punys Jonas Gediminas 18. Azaraviius Valdas
27. Rimutis Klemas 59. Kulikauskas Antanas
19. Beliauskas Antanas Vytautas
28. Sidaras Saulius 60. Lapinskas Viktoras
20. Doboinskas Albinas
29. abanas Rymantas 61. Laukyt Gen
21. Goelskis Gediminas Vitas
30. ablickait Aura Marija 62. Liubyt Aleksandra Leonida
22. Gricius Rimas Romualdas
31. idlauskas Vilius 63. Mikait Audra Elena
23. Gudonaviius Julijonas Jonas
32. Vaitieknait Gindra Marija 64. Muselis Jakovas
24. Jaranas Algirdas Kazimieras
33. Valiukeviius Rimantas 65. Otas Alfredas
25. Kalninas Algimantas
Edmundas 66. Pabedinskait Nijol
26. Leonaviius Algimantas
34. Vavilov Konstantin 67. Petroit Birut Sofija
27. Naudius Vytautas
35. Zakareviius Vidas 68. Pilkait-Sidarien Ausma
28. Paulauskas Povilas Antanas
69. Preikait Dalia Ona
Matematiniai skaiiavimo 29. Valteraitis Vingaudas
70. Ribinskait Gravyda Julija
prietaisai ir renginiai (0608) 71. Salialionis Raimundas
72. ukait Vanda
36. Gailinas Algirdas
73. Valys Algis
37. Girininkait-Kildien Marija
Irena

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1969 m. 46. Vintyt Vida 91. Seibutis Rodrigas
92. Senkus Kazys Vincas
Automatika ir telemechanika 93. Sliesoraitis Vytautas Povilas
Elektronins skaiiavimo (0606) 94. Taliauskas Rimantas Jonas
mainos (0608) 95. Titirikas Antanas
ATE-4 grup
AS-4/1 grup 96. Visockyt Irena
47. Adomulis Kazys
1. Anskaitis Antanas 97. Vitkus Algirdas
48. Bepirtis Vytautas
2. Augulis Vidmantas 98. Voronaviius Kletas
49. Budryt Jrat Marija
3. Balinas Vidmantas 99. Zobarskas Romualdas
50. Dauknys Anatolijus
4. Keliauskas Julius 51. Gaiys Riardas
5. Liukaitis Antanas 52. Galvanauskas Vytautas Antanas
1970 m.
6. Martiius Stasys 53. Inirait Vida
7. Misinas Steponas 54. Kaukauskas Laimutis Chemini technologini
8. Moisiejev Jurij 55. Keturakis Viktoras proces automatizavimas
9. Petrauskas Vytautas 56. Kondratas Edmundas
10. Ruigys Beras 57. Kvedaras Vaclovas
(0639)
11. Skridailait Rasa 58. Lasauskait Laimut ACH-5 grup
12. apkut Birut Ona 59. Mikuckas Antanas 1. Balkys Petras
13. imkus Juozapas 60. Norvaias Antanas 2. Irtmonas Rimantas
61. Palinskas Alvydas 3. Jasineviius Rimantas
ASM-4/2 62. Pragarauskas Henrikas 4. Kacas Jokbas
14. Faitelsonas Jokbas 63. Stulpinas Simonas 5. Lapienis Petras
15. Karmanov Leonard 64. Tamulynas Bronius 6. Lebedys Ramnas
16. Kiauleikis Valentinas 65. Urbonas Leonas 7. Markauskait Vida Elbieta
17. Kriukovas Algimantas 66. Vekyt Danut 8. Mikinis Leonardas
18. Maciuleviius Stasys 67. Viluckis Adomas 9. Myko Rimantas
19. Norkus Pranas 68. emaitis Edmundas Jonas 10. Sirvydas Narcizas
20. Orlianskij Zalman
11. Staseviit Stas
21. Povilinait Angelija Chemini technologini 12. Ulvydas Liudvikas
22. Presas Zalmanas proces automatizavimas 13. Varnas Aldukas Jurgis
23. Sabaliauskas Alvydas
24. Sadauskas Rimantas
(0639) 14. Vengelyt Rta
15. iliukas Vytautas Kazimieras
25. ipienyt Danut EA-4 (ACH-4) grup 16. ukauskait-Jasineviien Birut
26. Tuita Petras 69. Antulis Juozapas
27. Urbonas Vidimantas 70. edaviius Andrius Pramonin elektronika
28. Vidugiryt Virginija 71. Daubaras Julius (0612)
29. Virbalyt-Galinien Simona 72. Gilaitis Leonas
73. Jonaitis Kazimieras 17. Bagdzeviius Kazimieras
Pramonin elektronika 74. Pocit Vida 18. Bakys Aloyzas
(0612) 75. Sagatyt Zita 19. Beniseviit Rita
76. Sakalauskait Audron 20. Bileviius Algimantas
APE-4 grup 21. Bojarova Zina
30. Balseviius Rimantas 77. Stankeviius Antanas
78. Trimonis Bernardas 22. Dragnait Nijol
31. Bruas Steponas 23. Geys Arvydas
32. Burneikait Aldona 79. Vrubliauskas Alvydas Albinas
80. Zakareviius Linas 24. Janas Elvydas
33. Cernamanait Dvora 25. Karnauskait Agrifina
34. Daninas Julijus 81. ukauskas Rimtas Virgilijus
26. Markeviius Antanas
35. Freidmanait Liuba AVA-3 grup 27. Minait Loreta
36. Jablonskas Julius 28. Morknait-Mariulionien
37. Jurys Osvaldas
(vakarinis skyrius)
82. Banys Antanas Romualda
38. Kairyt-Gradauskien Regina 29. Pukyt Ters
83. Dubauskas Antanas
39. Karalinait Laimut 30. Purtulis Arvydas
84. Gedikas Jurgis
40. Kaunietyt Nijol 31. Sosickij Bronislav
85. Gyvis Juozas Albinas
41. Kavolyt Jra 32. Vaicekauskait Valerija
86. Gudaviius Jonas Liudas
42. Ralys Edmundas 33. Zakareviius Povilas
87. Jakeviius Gediminas
43. Speiyt Irena
88. Motiejnait Albina
44. Vaiteknait Irena
89. Paliukas Viktoras
45. Viiulyt Irena
90. Sajut Stanislava

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Automatika ir telemechanika Taikomoji matematika 20. Klimaviien Birut Bron
(0606) (0647) 21. Korsakien Elvyra
22. Kurseviius Algimantas
34. Aronovi Borisas 86. Adomaviius Juozas 23. Norvaiait Delija Eleonora
35. Burtein Moisiejus 87. Gakait-Birgenien Irena Violeta 24. Staniknas Donatas
36. Daktaraitis Petras 88. Gobis Juozas Vaidotas 25. Stapulionis Steponas
37. irput-Nemanien Aldona 89. Jarainait Birut 26. Stravinskas Alfonsas
38. iinauskait Ivona 90. Karbauskas Juozas 27. Sudintas Antanas Rimantas
39. Everlingyt-Martiien Ona 91. Kliius Jonas 28. Tilind Vytautas
40. Giedraitis Vidas 92. Markeviit Graina 29. Vencit Alvyra Nijol
41. Gilius Vitas Juozas 93. Mickus Alfredas Liudvikas 30. Vynas Abramas
42. Gridinait Liucija 94. Pelcait-Rozien Feig Taub 31. tautas Konstantinas
43. Grivaiauskas Jonas 95. Prapuolenyt Vita Marija
44. Grybauskas Stasys 96. Rindzeviius Algirdas Povilas Pramonin elektronika
45. Jacunskait Graina Leonarda 97. Sekliuckis Vitolis (0612)
46. Kaanovas Vladimiras 98. eftelyt Sara
32. Domkus Mindaugas
47. Kaminskait-Aleksien Janina 99. imaitis Antanas
33. Gabrnas Giedrius
48. Karnickas Juozas 100. Tikeviius Henrikas
34. Guien Aura
49. Kutka Rimvydas 101. Timofiejevas Leonid
35. Gulbinien Ilona
50. Laurinskas Justinas 102. Trinknas Edvardas
36. Jainskis Antanas
51. Litkeviit-Drimentien Janina 103. Ukuryt-Leonien Rasa
37. Jefimov Anatolij
52. Luknas Angelius 104. Valantinas Jonas
38. Katkien Aldona
53. Maldutien Zita 105. Varnait Alma
39. Kripinovi Sergej
54. Maonis Boleslovas Romaldas 106. Vasauskait Regina
40. Lapinskien Maryt
55. Memnas Juozas Valentinas 107. Vasiliauskait ivil Judita
41. Laurinaitis Stasys
56. Meninskas Rimantas 108. Vinogradnij Valerij
42. Lavrentjeva Iraida
57. Mozras Alfonsas 109. ileviius Vilius
43. Lysova Svetlana
58. Pocius Algirdas Teodoras
1971 m. 44. Motiejnas Vilhelmas
59. Putna Stasys
45. Pocit Aldona
60. Ratkeviius Jonas
46. Samajauskas Algimantas
61. Rinkeviius Eidimantas Chemini technologini 47. Staigvilait Irena
62. Samulis Povilas proces automatizavimas 48. Statkeviius Algirdas
63. arakojis Vitas
(0639) 49. Stonys Riardas
64. eikauskas Romualdas Vaidotas
50. erentas Saulius
65. iknyt Ona Liucija ACH-6 grup
51. Talvaiait Malvina
66. ukys Prancikus Ginutis 1. Bankauskas Jonas
52. Uksas Rimantas Stanislovas
67. Urbonaviius Algimantas 2. Bankauskas Vytautas
53. Vaineikis Egidijus Audrius
68. sas Stanislovas 3. Bokus Benediktas
54. Zimarin Oleg
69. Valentinaitis Jonas 4. Joffe Simonas
70. Velika Gintautas 5. Kuinskas Rytis Povilas Elektronins skaiiavimo
71. Vizgirdait Graina 6. Morkvnas Romaldas mainos (0608)
72. ukait Graina 7. Naidzinaviius Kstutis Jonas
8. Ramanauskas Petras 55. Achberas Mark
Vakarinis skyrius 8. Rebikauskas Algimantas 56. Benoyt Ona
73. Barkauskas Valerijus 9. tombergait Zina 57. Bernotas Marijus
74. Bubulis Algimantas 10. Vaiinas Vidmantas 58. Bikelis Kstutis
75. Gulbinas Jurgis Vytautas 11. Vasylius Juozapas 59. Bobianskis Aleksandras
76. Janukeviit-Abraitien Vanda 60. Cenfeldait Rita
77. Korsakas Natalijus AVA-5 grup 61. Drobievskaja-Radvilaviien
78. Kriinait-Pilvelien Vida (vakarinis skyrius) Leokadija
79. Laukas Rimantas 12. Barien Janina Ona 62. Fieris Liova
80. Leonas Algirdas Stasys 13. Baukys Antanas 63. Garva Aleksas
81. Luka Vydmantas 14. Burbien Alicija 64. Gavenda Natalija
82. Pocit-Bubulien Dalija 15. Grigalinas Algirdas 65. Gontarskyt Alma
83. Ralys Dobilas 16. Jukneviius Romas 66. Grigalinas Liudas
84. Sodaityt-Stankeviien Irena 17. Juranas Antanas Kastytis 67. Heleryt Ina
85. Vaitieknien Jrat Jadvyga 18. Kasperaviien Judita Viktorija 68. Jonaitis Petras
19. Kivickas Edmundas Leopoldas 69. Jurovickijj Aleksandr

57
70. Kaplan Aleksandr 121. Baneviius Alfredas 22. Mieikis Viktoras
71. Kariauskas Eimutis 122. Dvaranauskas Rimantas 23. Petrauskas Vytautas
72. Keliotis Vytautas 123. Gulbinas Remigijus 24. inknas Kazimieras
73. Kniukta Adomas Vidmantas 124. Juodis Julius 25. pyas Gria
74. Kriinas Jonas 125. Karalinas Andrius 26. Tauras Albinas
75. Krivickas Jonas 126. Klimaviien Nijol
76. Kunceviit Nijol 127. Klimaviius Rapolas Pramonin elektronika
77. Kveselyt-Buinskien Rta 128. Kompaneicev Vitalij (0612)
78. Lazauskas Danielius 129. Lapeika Stanislovas Edmundas 27. Abromaviius Zenonas
79. Lukoeviit Alma Ona 130. Leonaviius Kstutis 28. Bagdonas Vytautas
80. Milaknyt Vald 131. Markoviius Dovydas 29. Balkeviius Kipras
81. Miliuyt Jrat 132. Mieldays Jonas 30. Batuleviius Albinas
82. Miliuyt Jurgita 133. Mozras Bronius 31. Bertulis Dainius
83. Neliubyt Irena 134. Pakaius Jonas Algis 32. Burgis Bronislovas
84. Petrauskas Virgilijus 135. Petrauskas Egidijus 33. Gricyt Dan
85. Planinas Gracijonas 136. Petrauskas Vytautas 34. Januauskas Kazys
86. Plotkin Motelis 137. Ramanauskas Petras 35. Kakarieka arnas Aloyzas
87. Praneviit-Gudauskien 138. Razmas Rimantas Steponas 36. Maiknas Alius
Salomja 139. Sluckeris Leonid 37. Malinauskait Aldona
88. Pukas Valdas 140. zas Jonas 38. Mikalait Vilija
89. Pumputis Olegas 141. Valkauskas Antanas 39. Nanartonis Algimantas
90. Ramanauskas Kastytis 142. Variakojis Adolfas 40. Navickait Angel
91. Rozenbliumait Alisa 143. Veckut Danut 41. Pavasaris Algirdas
92. Rubliauskas Dalius 42. Prapuolenyt Danut
93. Rukas Rimantas 1972 m. 43. Rasiukeviius Algirdas
94. Sdiut Marija 44. Romanovas Elijus
95. alnait Ona Chemini technologini 45. irmulis Regimantas Pranas
96. ikus Brunonas proces automatizavimas 46. Vasiliauskait-Vilkelien Jrat
97. imanauskait Reda Kristina
(0639)
98. pakov Sergiej 47. Vasiliauskas Pranas
99. pakova-Sokolova Jevgenija ACH-7 (AG-7) grup 48. Vasiliauskas Valdas
100. Urbonait Irena 1. Ambrazinas Edmundas 49. emaityt Zita Nijol
101. Volkov Vitalij 2. Bartkeviius Sigitas
102. idonis Evaldas 3. Giedraityt Aldona Elektronins skaiiavimo
4. Jankeviius Albinas mainos (0608)
Vakarinis skyrius 5. Jusas Meislovas
103. Baronien Sofija 50. Aleknaviius Jonas
6. Kait Ona
104. Boriseviit-Mickeviien 51. Baltutis Povilas
7. Krminas Vilius
Genovait Teres 52. Bartko Aleksandras
8. Lauruknas eslovas
105. Burneika Romualdas 53. Budrys Algimantas
9. Martinnas Arimantas
106. Dugnait Danguol 54. Grikeviius Osvaldas
10. Masiulyt-Sukuleviien
107. Gelinis Tautginas Henrikas 55. Jameikyt Birut
11. Mikuleviius Arvydas
108. Januauskas Romualdas Juozas 56. Jaramaitis Alis
12. Rupys Julijonas
109. Karpaviius Stanislovas 57. Jeroenko Olga
13. amait-Martinnien Janina
110. Kulas Valentinas 58. Jomantas Petras Vytautas
111. Kulianait Bronislava Main gamybos proces 59. Karklius Kazys
112. Liubenskis Juozapas automatizavimas (0636) 60. Kasatkina Natalija
113. Maksvytis Steponas Riardas 61. Kikyt Aldona
114. Mickeviius Romaldas 14. Balnionien Julija 62. Kirvaitis Apolinaras
115. Raila Eugenijus Petras 15. Vaikaisait Graina 63. Klimaviit Nijol
116. Sakalauskas Algimantas 16. alandauskait Irena 64. Klizas Juozas
117. liogeris Vladislovas Ramutis 65. Klymantait Elma
AVA-6 grup
118. Tamoinas Viktoras 66. Maceviit Nijol
(vakarinis skyrius) 67. Matuliuktis Lionis
119. Valtas Julius
17. Bainin Jurijus 68. Mizara Povilas
Automatika ir telemechanika 18. Bausys Albertas 69. Muliuolis Juozas
(0606) 19. Galinis Algimantas Kazimieras 70. Samolaityt Janina
20. Jasinskas Jokbas 71. Smailyt Garvyda
120. Bajarnas Povilas 21. Linait Stefa

58
72. Smolinskas Jonas 119. Morknait-Stasiulien Danut Pramonin elektronika
73. Stulgait Albina 120. Nazarovas Alfredas (0612)
74. iaulien-Rutkauskait Marija 121. Okinis Algimantas
75. Tomkeviien Janina 122. Pakeviit Nijol 37. Ambruleviius Rimvydas
76. Vasiljev Semion 123. Pudznait Audron Teodora 38. Burnovas Stasys
124. Raanas Jonas 39. Dapkut Irena
Vakarinis skyrius 125. Rikus Antanas 40. iukys Edis
77. Ambrazeviien Meilut 126. Sarafinas Pranas 41. Gastilait Elona
78. Ambrazeviius Kstutis 127. Sladkeviien-Parit Birut 42. Jonelinas Sigitas
79. Audrikeviit Violeta 128. Staniulis Kstutis 43. Kairys Alvydas
80. alka Vytautas 129. abanas Vytautas 44. Lenkutis Vytautas
81. Gruzdys Sigitas Vidmantas 130. ivatkauskas Paulius 45. Mekauskas Kstutis Viktoras
82. Kazakeviius Edmundas 46. Motiejnas Benius
83. Kokin Valerijus 1973 m. 47. Naujokaitis Ramnas
84. liogerien Danut Stasyt 48. Navickas Romualdas
85. Zanbaceviien Valerija Chemini technologini 49. Navikas Jonas
86. Zurba Stasys 50. Pakeviit Vida
proces automatizavimas 51. Paulauskait Vida
Automatika ir telemechanika
(0639) 52. Paulauskas Povilas
(0606)
1. Bazeviius Julijus 53. Plioplys Aleksandras
87. Baltrnas Romualdas 2. Bungardas Bronius 54. Praneviius Aloyzas
88. Burdulyt Irena 3. Dromantas Jonas Kazys 55. Staniauskait Vida
89. Celenceviius Vytautas 4. Gadeikis Antanas 56. Taletaviius Danutis
90. Grigalinien Graina 5. Jainskas Romanas 57. Vaiaitis Gravydas
91. Janknas Juozas 6. Kocinas Samuelis 58. Vaitieknait Jrat
92. Jurknas Aleksandras 7. Kriinas Romualdas 59. Varanaviius Bronislovas
93. Klemas Rimantas 8. Leviauskas Donatas 60. Vilimait Astra
94. Kupinskas Rytas 9. Maliauskas Adolfas 61. Vitkus Algirdas
95. Kurcikeviit Danut 10. Mika Kazimieras
96. Medelis Algirdas 11. Misinas Tautvydas Elektronins skaiiavimo
97. Mizaras Voldemaras 12. Pamaktys Rimantas mainos (0608)
98. Narius Henrikas 13. Raguckas Algimantas 62. Abrakevi Aleksandr
99. Navickas Kstutis 14. Steponaviius Albertas 63. Adamkaviius Juozas
100. Rukyt Janina 15. Strys Vladas 64. Aleknaviius Algirdas
101. alkys Aleksandras 16. mailyt-Vaitkeviien Irena 65. Amelkina Svetlana
Automatizuotos valdymo 17. tein Ari 66. Andriukov Jurij
18. Tarnauskas Algimantas 67. Beliakova Galina
sistemos (0646) 19. Vaitkeviius Leonas Eugenijus 68. Benetis Vidmantas
102. Bloch Moisej 20. Velika Romaldas 69. Beskajev Vladimir
103. Kotova Graina 70. Bogomolov Aleksei
104. Martinnas Robertas Vakarinis skyrius 71. Bykova Svetlana
105. Grigalinas Algis 21. Aleksa Petras
72. Garanova-Kliopova Liudmila
106. eelgis Algimantas 22. Barvainis Vincas
73. Gorelik Jakov
23. Dzeventkauskien Monika
Taikomoji matematika 74. Grybauskait-Limokaitien
24. Gudonaviius Anatolijus
Violeta
(0647) 25. Jackeviius Algirdas
75. Izotova-Abrakievi Ksenija
26. Jaunikis Antanas Algirdas
107. Baliukeviius Aloyzas 76. Juodis Valentinas
27. Kajokait Janina
108. Bidneris Aleksandras 77. Kliopovas Aleksandras
28. Karalius Vincas
109. Bruoys Stasys 78. Kulvieius Vytautas
29. Marma Raimundas
110. Daukantas Tomas Vytautas 79. Kvietkauskait-Adamkaviien
30. Mickus Bronius
111. Dikit-Laurinaviien Nijol Virginija
31. Paknait-Kondrotien Margarita
112. Dukes Michail 80. Macijauskait Aldona
32. Raktikas Antanas
113. Ivaka Petras 81. Magalenga Antanas
33. Ralys Romualdas
114. Januaitis Algimantas 82. Mecajev Jevgenij
34. etokas Kostantas
115. Laurinaviius Eligijus 83. Miknius Juozas
35. Trakimas Alfonsas
116. Liach Julija 84. Orantait Lina
36. ukauskas Gediminas
117. Maiknas Eugenijus 85. Paslauskait Jrat
118. Maleckas Eugenijus Albertas 86. Pauliukas Kstutis

59
87. Perepliotikov Sergei 135. Stankeviius Henrikas 15. emaitis Alvydas
88. Petroius Edmundas 136. Streikus Jonas 16. iauka Jonas
89. Pukova Liudmila 137. Varnas Vacys
90. Ribinskas Arimantas Pramonin elektronika
91. Saburkina Olga Taikomoji matematika (0612)
92. Sarajev Genadij (0647) 17. Antanlis Leonardas
93. Semionov Sergiej 138. Ablonskis Juozas 18. Bernotas Gintautas
94. Semionova Natalija 139. Baneviius Robertas 19. Girdenis Alfredas
95. Serotan Nikolaj 140. Bankauskait Vanda 20. Grigaitis Juozas
96. Soblyt Adel 141. Banys Antanas 21. Gutauskait Nijol Valerija
97. Strodomskis Albertas 142. Barasleviit-Rudzkien 22. Jukneviit Laimut
98. ajevskaja Faina Vitalija 23. Kidikait Ona
99. etilnikova-Gorlova Tatjana 143. Bargman Chaim 24. Kisielius Eligijus
100. imonis arnas 144. Drungilas Vytautas 25. Malinauskas Romualdas
101. Uakova Galina 145. Dulcait-Budrien Maryt 26. Matilinait Dalia
102. Uakova-Beskajeva Tatjana 146. Gedvilait Audron 27. Mediauis Algimantas
103. Vegys Algis 147. Jakubauskait Regina Liucija 28. Melnikait Marija Raimonda
104. Zeltinis Aleksandras 148. Kregdyt Irena 29. Nenikyt-Mediauien Auks
Vakarinis skyrius 149. Kvasait Dalida 30. Petrovas Eugenijus
150. Leitanas Rimantas 31. altenyt Danguol
105. Adukeviit-einauskien
151. Leniauskait Nijol 32. imanauskait Zita
Janina
152. Matulaitis Arnas 33. Tekorit Audron
106. Aleksa Zenonas
153. Naguleviit Regina 34. Tradiauskas Edmundas
107. ekanaviit-Deksnien Dal
154. Palionis Algimantas 35. Verikas Antanas
108. Deksnys Gintautas
155. Rudzkis Rimantas
109. Elijoius Riardas Adomas Elektronins skaiiavimo
156. Samnait Graina
110. Jankauskas Zenonas
157. Samnait Regina mainos (0608)
111. Mieionaitis Vytautas
158. Skridailait Dalia 36. Averka Gintaras
Vincentas
159. Sokolenko Valentina 37. Bajornait Laima
112. Mikinis Kstutis Jonas
160. Stanius Stasys 38. Demjanuk Aleksandr
113. Nekreviius Andriejus
161. Stonyt-Torrau Irena 39. Drevinskas Donatas
114. Pasiaura Edmundas
162. Suinskas Jurgis 40. Fatrova-Panferova Svetlana
115. atrauskait Irena
163. Valaityt Marija Dalia 41. Fedulova Galina
116. Tamulaitis Kastytis
164. Valskyt Aldona 42. Gimbutyt Dal
Automatika ir telemechanika 165. Velykis Antanas 43. Goridko Viktor
(0606) 166. aldokas Rimgaudas 44. Gurjanova Svetlana
45. Ivanova Tamara
117. Bereloviius Bencelis 1974 m. 46. Jasenova-Savuk Valentina
118. Duanskis Nolik
47. Jemeljenenko Aleksandras
119. Naidzinaviius Vaidotas Chemini technologini 48. Jenotova Liudmila
120. Paulauskas Jonas
121. Prapuolenyt Romualda
proces automatizavimas 49. Jonuonis Gintautas
(0639) 50. Kuraenko-Skliarova Margarita
122. Raius Vytautas
51. Kuznecova Tatjana
123. Remeikis Augis AG-9 grup 52. Losik Anna
124. Rudaitis Benediktas 1. Baceviius Juozas 53. Lukys Valeras
126. Simanaviius Justinas 2. Bagdonas Algis 54. Malenko Olegas
127. Veckys Vidmantas 3. Berulis Donatas 55. Matuseviius Modestas
Automatizuotos valdymo 4. Chamanskis Pavel 56. Mekauskas Algirdas Jonas
5. Jezerskis Arnas 57. Nekrasov Vladimiras
sistemos (0646) 6. Milaauskas Mindaugas 58. Nikitina Tatjana
127. Butkeviius Arnas 7. Pavlaviius Bronislavas 59. Ostrovnojus Vladimiras
128. Giris Kstutis 8. Petrukaitis Pijus 60. Paukonyt Zita
129. Gruodis Gintautas 9. Stankeviius Arnas 61. Polochovas Nikolajus
130. Lazauskas Eugenijus 10. Staseviius Romualdas 62. Sabulyt-Kavaliauskien Vida
131. Lika Stasys 11. abaseviius Jonas 63. Savuk Anatolij
132. Lukaeviius Tadas 12. Vaiiulis Edvardas 64. Steponaviit-Grigaleviien
133. Platkis Raimondas 13. Vengalis Vytautas Aurelija
134. Samnas Donatas 14. Zubrus Algis

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65. Survilait Janina 111 Kundrotait-Daukantien Irena Pramonin elektronika
66. altyt-abanien Audra Virginija (0612)
67. Tolmaiova Jelena 112. Kuzminskait-Ziberkien
68. Trakinskas Alvydas Alfonsas Jolanda 14. Daugla Jonas
69. Vaiiulyt-Pocien Birut 113. Liebut Lida 15. Dumit Regina
70. Venclovait Dalia 114. Maerauskas Vidmantas 16. Jotautis Alvydas
71. Vilnait Rima 115. Marcinkeviius Romas 17. Kavaliauskas Kazimieras
72. Volkova Olga 116. Morknait Laima 18. Klevinskas Algirdas
73. Zeltinis Voldemaras 117. Naruis Juozas 19. Ledas Osvaldas
74. Zuktut Rasa 118. Norkus Romualdas 20. Maknas Leonas
75. adaronait-Ukeviien Nina 119. Oeraitis Evaldas Robertas 21. Mickyt Den
120. Paulauskien Laimut 22. Navickait Jrat
Automatika ir telemechanika 121. Pekys Vytautas 23. Prselaitis Antanas
(0606) 122. Penkovait Birut 24. Skirgailait Zita
123. Pikelyt Roma 25. Sokolova Natalija
76. Abarius Povilas
124. Pocius Kstutis 26. imanauskas Mindaugas
77. Akelis Jonas
125. Ramanauskait Irena 27. Vitkauskas Vladas
78. Ambrasas Riardas
126. Samuyt Birut 28. urauskas Evaldas
79. Ambrazeviius Eugenijus
80. Choroevas Sergjus 127. Smolskas Algimantas Elektronins skaiiavimo
81. Dailid Alfonsas 128. Stanceviius Antanas
129. akrait Judita mainos (0608)
82. Gudas Saulius
83. Jakas Albinas 130. Tieis Vytautas 29. Avdoninas Vladimiras
84. Jurkeviius Vytautas 131. Trinknas Stasys 30. Balinas Vilius
85. Jutkvi Aleksandr 132. Vaivila Gottautas Riardas 31. Belichinas Aleksandras
86. Kizyt Alma 133. Vaiiulis Steponas 32. Bruas Adolfas
87. Launikonis Osvaldas 134. Vaisieta Edvardas 33. Chochlov Genadij
88. Laurinaviius Jonas 135. Vaitkeviius Raimundas 34. Cibalnait Graina
89. Leipus Valentas 136. Valiukeviius Tomas 35. Danilova-Sokolova Lilija
90. Naujokaitis Stanislovas 137. iunys Vytautas 36. Dymkova Natalija
91. Paulauskas Alfredas 37. Filatova Natalija
92. Pikturna Vytautas 1975 m. 38. Galijevas Olegas
93. Pliauga Albinas Algimantas 39. Galinyt Vida
94. Tatarnas Valdemaras Chemini technologini 40. Ivokus Romualdas
95. Vaigauskas Kstutis proces automatizavimas ir 41. Jeneckas Petras
kompleksinis 42. Kiprijanova Liudmila
Automatizuotos valdymo 43. Kondrotait Virginija
sistemos (0646) mechanizavimas (0639) 44. Kormilicina Liucija
AG-0 grup 45. Larina Liudmila
96. Giedraitis Vilius
1. Byra Bronislavas 46. Levandovskaja Galina
Taikomoji matematika 2. Francait Irena 47. Makarovas Aleksandras
(0647) 3. Grigalinas Alfonsas 48. Matuleviius Algirdas
4. Jakutaviius Algirdas 49. Michailova Alla
97. Alsbutait Egl 5. Kraniauskas Vytautas 50. Nazarenko Larisa
98. Balinait-Kasperaviien 6. Markeviius Danielius 51. Opolskait Danguol
Regina 7. Pauliukaitis Vladas 52. Patapait Nijol
99. Baltuis Valdas 8. Pauparas Povilas 53. Pliusninas Vladimiras
100. Bielinas Vytautas 9. ablinskas Arvydas 54. Probulis Vytas
101. eilytkait Vida 10. Tallat-Kelpa Linas 55. Rauduv Algirdas
102. Grika Petras 56. Rikus Aleksas
103. Grigaitis Juozas Main gamybos 57. Rimaityt Irena
104. Grinis Vygintas automatizavimas ir 58. Roiauskait Laimut
105. Gubaviius Vytenis 59. Sokolovas Jurijus
106. Juodviris Vytautas
kompleksinis
60. Solcev Valerij
107. Jurkonis Vidmantas mechanizavimas (0636) 61. Stravinskij Antanas
108. Kaminskas Saulius 11. Tarutis Antanas 62. erentien Valda
109. Kavaliauskas Kazys 12. Vidutis Drsutis 63. estovec Vladimir
110. Korsakait Virginija 13. Ukurys Vytas 64. Timkovskij Oleg
65. Tranelyt Danut

61
66. Vakeviius Antanas Taikomoji matematika 16. Simutis Rimvydas
67. Vlasovas Vladimiras (0647) 17. Urbelis Riardas
68. Volkov Roman 18. alkauskas Vytautas
69. Zinatullina Nailia 116. Balinas Stanislovas
70. emaitaitis Gintautas 117. Bareia Eduardas Main gamybos
71. urauskait Aldona 118. Bartininkait Dalia automatizavimas ir
72. vironas Rolandas 119. Bereionskij Dimitrij kompleksinis
120. Birutis Romualdas
Automatika ir telemechanika 121. Jakimaviit Virginija
mechanizavimas (0636)
(0606) 122. Janaviit Dalija AGm-1 grup
123. Jonys Leonas 19. Augustauskas Kstutis
73. Baltakys Vytautas
124. Kavalinas Rimantas 20. Breitmozeras Antanas
74. Bastauskas Alvydas Stasys
125. Krys Raimundas Valerijus 21. Grybauskas Gerutis
75. epas Romualdas
126. Kuaityt Rta 22. Gudelis Algis
76. Gedvilas Rimantas
127. Lepinaitis Algirdas 23. Japertas Voldimaras
77. Kirsnys Algirdas
128. Linkut Irena 24. Kalanykas Algimantas
78. Kovas Ferdinands
129. Matulionis Hennrikas 25. Kerys Henrikas
79. Kriauinas Saulius
130. Niunevait Vitalija 26. Labrencas Henrikas
80. Kriktulis Zenonas
131. Pranculis Vytautas 27. Moleikaitis Edmundas
81. Kruopis Rimantas
132. Pyregova Larisa 28. Mainskas Algimantas
82. Malakauskas Edvardas
133. Sakalauskas Algirdas 29. Rama Vidnas
83. Noreika Stasys
134. Sirusait Aldona 30. Sinkeviius Vytenis
84. Rakauskas Almantas
135. Survilait Liudmila 31. Statuleviius Pranas
85. Rastenis Vaclovas
136. imonyt Audron 32. Ziminskas Vytautas
86. Rutkauskas Romas
137. treimikis Regimantas
87. Uackas Algirdas Pramonin elektronika
138. uliokas Arvydas
88. Zlatkus Riardas
139. Tallat-Kelpait Irena (0612)
Automatizuotos valdymo 140. Tautkus Gintaras 33. Bumtein Vladimiras
sistemos (0646) 141. Tvarknas Arnas Kazimieras 34. Burba Juozas
142. Vaiinait Rita 35. Butkus Vidmantas
89. Bajornas Jonas 143. Valeviius Algimantas
90. Budryt Zita 36. Dosinas Alvydas
144. Valiuis Viktoras 37. Gedgaudas Romas
91. Burkys Kazys 145. Volkov Viktoras
92. Gatautis Vigandas 38. Gelvartas Julius
146. ukauskait Elvyra 39. Jasinas Viktoras
93. Gelaius Algirdas
40. Kalnelis Saulius
94. Gofman Zinaida 1976 m. 41. Klimaauskas Gracijus
95. Jonaitis Vidmantas
96. Jutkievi Juozas 42. Krajevas Stepas
Chemini technologini 43. Lubys Kstutis
97. Kemys Jonas
proces automatizavimas ir 44. Lukauskas Kazys
98. Ling Alfonsas
99. Lomsargis Antanas kompleksinis 45. Malinauskas Vidmantas
100. Maksimaviit Nora mechanizavimas (0639) 46. Momgaudas Virginijus
101. Matonis Genadijus 47. Navickas Liudas
AGt-1 grup 48. Nekreviius Aurimas
102. Matonis Raimundas 1. Bartkeviit-Pavilonien Vida
103. Mekauskas Mindaugas 49. Norkus Liudas
2. Br Stanislovas Gabrielius 50. Normantas Arnas
104. Miseviit Ona 3. iuas Petras
105. Nemrait Lina 51. Povilonis Virgilijus
4. Dikas Arnas 52. Staskeviius Aldevinas
106. Paukonis Algirdas 5. Jasineviius Petras
107. Pivorinas Vytautas 53. aknas Viktoras
6. Juodel Benjaminas 54. Vyniauskas Gediminas
108. Rimkeviit Rima 7. Kietis Osvaldas
109. Rupkut Janina 55. ukauskas Alvydas
8. Kuinskas Rimantas
110. Stasinas Algirdas 9. Kunijauskait-Motiekaitien Irena Elektronins skaiiavimo
111. Subaius Alvydas
112. imonis Alfredas
10. Matuseviius Valentinas mainos (0608)
11. Mikelinskas Julius 56. Abramkina Natalja
113. Valatka Vaclovas 12. Motiekaitis Alvidas
114. Vyniauskas Zigmas 57. Agofonov Aleksandr
13. Povilionis Povilas
115. ikus Edmandas 58. Aleksandrova Galina
14. Pozingis Vytautas 59. Arlauskait-Mauknien
15. Pras Vytautas Viktorija

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60. Bogovec Tatjana 118. vecova Valentina 168. Kuzminskait Birut
61. Charitonenkova Olga 119. Talskaja Natalija 169. Lukoeviius Algimantas
62. Dagys Algis 120. Tamuauskas Vytas 170. Morknait Danut
63. Dailidonis Valerij 121. Targamadz Aleksandras 171. Nakryt-Rukaviien Regina
64. Daujotas Vydmantas 122. Trojev Dmitrij 172. Prait Laima Joana
65. Dovidonis Valentinas 123. Trunov Konstantin 173. Ribinskas Raimundas
66. etverkina Irina 124. Urbonaviius Algimantas 174. Sniekait Judita
67. Einikis Juozas 125. Vakeviius Vidmantas 175. Stanyt Vida
68. Fainberg Piotras 126. Varanaviit Letinija 176. Svitojus Romualdas
69. Grigorjevas Aleksandras 127. Vasikeviius Antanas 177. Tallat-Kelpa eslav
70. Gurjanovas Genadijus 128. Vasiljeva Liudmila 178. Vainorit Daiva
71. Jaseviit Liucija 129. Vinanova Svetlana 179. Velanikyt Loreta
72. Jermala Albertas 130. Vorobjova Svetlana 180. ileviius Arvydas
73. Jukneviius Jonas 131. Vrubliauskas Arnas 181. unyt-Kutkien Ona
74. Klimaviius Gediminas 132. Zarinij Sergejus
75. Klybas Jonas 133. moginas Vitalij Taikomoji matematika
76. Koniuchova Larisa (0647)
77. Koveneva Natalija Automatika ir telemechanika
182. Bakatovas Veeslavas
78. Kraeninikovas Konstantinas (0606) 183. Barait Danut
79. Kraujelyt-Gudelien Danut 134. Andriinas Antanas 184. Barauskas Arnas
80. Kukoraityt Nijol 135. Galinauskait Genovait 185. Barauskas Rimantas
81. Kulieva Tatjana 136. Garjonyt Jrat 186. Barila Arvydas
82. Lauadyt Jrat 137. Gelius Algimantas 187. Barzdeikyt Ramut
83. Loginova Marija 138. Grigaitis Kostas 188. Bobinait Audron
84. Lutajenko Liudmila 139. Kvedys Algimantas 189. Butrimas Andrius
85. Marcinauskait-Libikien Birut 140. Lapinskas Jonas 190. Cipkut Ona
86. Maslovas Anatolijus 141. Libikas Virgilijus 191. Dapknait Verut
87. Maukna Gvidas 142. Natka Saulius 192. Dargis Vytautas
88. Maziukova Irina 143. Pimp Anton 193. Didionyt Zita
89. Nagulina Liudmila 144. Ratkeviius Kastytis 194. Dvirnijus Genadijus
90. Narueviius Jonas 145. Remeikis Algirdas Vincentas 195. Gelbdait Ramut
91. Narueviit Regina 146. Repys Vytautas 196. Gratkauskas Vidmantas
92. Naujokait Gen 147. Rungaityt Irena 197. Jankauskas Mindaugas
93. Naumov Vladimir 148. Savickas Kstutis 198. Jonutyt-Skersien Irena
94. Nekreviit Vanda 149. Saviius Vilius 199. Jukneviit-Baltakien Rimut
95. Nikolaikova Tatjana 150. Sperskas Algirdas 200. Juodzeviius Vytautas
96. Norknait Rasa 151. Vakeviius Albinas 201. Kazlauskait-Kulvecien
97. Oleinikovas Olegas 152. Valatka Algirdas Regina
98. Pakeviius Liudvikas 153. Varnelis Antanas 202. Kemzys Vytautas
99. Pateckas Stasys 154. uromskas Stanislovas 203. Kuklierius Virgilijus
100. Perminas Antanas 204. Kulvec Genadij
101. Petrova Lidija Automatizuotos valdymo 205. Kulvietyt Regina
102. Pilit Regina sistemos (0646) 206. Kvizikeviit Jrat
103. Raut Laima 207. Listopadskis Narimantas
155. Adomnas Apolinaras
104. Riger Marija 208. Lukoeviius Leonardas
156. Barzda Antanas
105. Sakalauskait Ona Kstutis
157. Dambrauskas Algimantas
106. Samuolis Bronius 209. Markeviius Arnas
158. Garbenis Vytautas
107. Saulis Arvydas 210. Maeika Liudas
159. Gelumbauskait Rta
108. Sazanskis Jaronimas 211. Maumeviit Vilija
160. Gonarovait Lora
109. Sidorova Galina 212. Nemanis Eugenijus
161. Gordijenko-Lukoeviien
110. Stankeviius Skirmantas Kazys 213. Paleviius Ramutis
Natalija
111. Stapulionis Romualdas 214. Rainys Arnas
162. Guas Egidijus
112. Stumbrait Rtavil 215. Skridailait Aura
163. Jasiukeviius Arnas
113. afranauskas Benediktas 216. Stanionyt Irena
164. Kapustinskas Arnas
114. aidova-Elrova Tatjana 217. Stasaityt Dal
165. Kauneckyt-Daujotien Audra
115. arkova Zoja 218. Stasiuleviit Lina
166. Kemeklien-Dagilien Almyda
116. imanauskait Birut 219. aferis Viktoras
167. Klumbys Aleksandras
117. liumbait-Dovidonien Jan 220. altenis Pavelas

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221. epetys Paulius 34. Levenauskas Valentinas 87. Matuzova Tatjana
222. irvyt Vida 34. Maalaityt Roma 88. Matva Tatjana
223. Taraseviit-Margien Rima 36. Maliauskas Gerardas 89. Mikalonis Vincas
224. Tieis Eugenijus 37. Pilipauskait Rimut 90. Minickas Antanas
225. Zinovjeva-Butakova ana 38. Ragauskas Vytautas 91. Mironova Galina
39. vedarauskas Albinas 92. Narmontas Albertas
1977 m. 40. Valionyt Stella 93. Niaura Faustas
41. Valiukeviius Giedrius 94. Peliuenko Vladimir
Chemini technologini 42. Vencius Ginutis 95. Petrauskas Aleksandras
proces automatizavimas ir 43. arkauskas Vytautas 96. Petrauskas Vitalij
97. Pidina Elena
kompleksinis Elektronins skaiiavimo 98. Pleskaiauskas Aleksandras
mechanizavimas (0639) mainos (0608) 99. Putrait Giedr
AGt-2 grup 44. Aliukait-Bastauskien Graina 100. Radzeviit Regina
1. Akambakait Laimut 45. Andriukevi Genrikas 101. Rafanaviit-Savickien
2. Antanaityt Eugenija 46. Arlauskait-Svetikien Irena Liucija
3. Girnit-Miknien Sigita 47. Baltrnas Alfredas 102. Raubait Liucija
4. Jurgaityt-Atkoinien Rta 48. Baltrnas Raimondas 103. Razutyt-Kriktulien Virginija
5. Kupryt Nijol 49. Blanej Vladimir 104. Rubcovas Jevgenijus
6. Lazatyt-Saikeviien Danut 50. Blidius Vytautas 105. Rutkauskas Vilius
7. Mineikis Bronius Kazys 51. Bolikova Olga 106. Sabaityt-Jezerskien Liuda
8. Navickait Graina 52. Brazauskas Raimundas 107. Safronovas Sergejus
9. Radvilaviius Eugenijus 53. Buauskas Jonas 108. Savlevia Jelena
10. Stanulionyt-Barvydien Aurelija 54. Burba Jonas 109. Skridulyt Violeta
11. ivickyt Nijol 55. erviakov Sergej 110. Stankeviius Skirmantas Kazys
12. Zakareviit-Kolesnik 56. urikis Irena 111. Sudja Sergej
Dangirut 57. Demina Marina 112. Svetikas Sigitas
58. Desiukeviius Aleksandras 113. imkus Algirdas
Main gamybos 59. Diugys Vaidotas 114. imkut Vanda
automatizavimas ir 60. Edelkina Galina 115. inknait Stas
kompleksinis 61. Eptein Lev 116. Usenko Rima
62. Giedraityt-Blidiuvien 117. Valentinas Saulius
mechanizavimas (0636) 118. Vasklait-Morkelinien
Virginija
AGm-2 grup 63. Giedukait Janina Dangirut
13. Bda Arijus 64. Graulyt-Pajaujien Angel 119. Vosylius Vitalis
14. ebatorius Saulius 65. Janaviius Ovidijus 120. idonis Egidijus
15. Griibauskas Leonas 66. Januonyt-Levenauskien 121. ikut Birut
16. Janueviius Vladas Angel
17. Kanapeckas Kazimieras Automatika ir telemechanika
67. Japertas Egidijus
18. Kriinas Stasys 68. Jukelis Vidmantas (0606)
19. Lavrentjevas Nikolajus 69. Juzokait-Valvonien Violeta 122. Adomaviius Petras
20. Lelnait-Jonelinien Eugenija 70. Kabaeva Natalija 123. Barvydas Regimantas
21. Martuseviius Edmundas 71. Kaminskait Danut 124. Baublys Gintautas
22. Nausda Edmundas 72. Kaminskas Raimundas 125. Budreviius Algirdas
23. Pupliesis Aloyzas 73. Kasperait Irena 126. Gedgaudas Vilmaras
24. Sakalauskas Ramnas 74. Kiauda Aldevinas 127. Kazakeviit Dalia
25. Valvonis Algimantas 75. Kirijenkova Alma 128. Kliokys Edvardas
26. Vizbaras Sigitas 76. Klemka Virginijus 129. Medekait Vitalija
77. Kniuktait Aldona 130. Mikalajnas Kstutis
Pramonin elektronika 78. Konovalova-erviakova Larisa 131. Niaura Alvydas
(0612) 79. Korsakait Graina 132. Ramanauskas Gerhardas
27. Balakauskas Vidmantas 80. Kosterinas Igoris 133. Savickas Valdimaras
28. Daktarinas Algis 81. Kuznecov Genadij 134. Steckas Vilhelmas
29. Dovidauskas Virginijus 82. Lebedeva Svetlana 135. auiulis Kstutis
30. Jankauskait Virginija 83. Lisauskas Leonas 136. Tarvydait-Liesionien Audron
31. Janulionyt Regina 84. Liutikait Irena 137. Vaivada Viktoras
32. Klimaviit Virginija 85. Markeviius Vytautas 138. Valiukas Meislovas
33. Kondrackis Rimantas 86. Martynenko Olga 139. Virbickas Virginijus

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140. iraityt Nijol 189. Geleeviit Virginija 19. Vidyt-uolien Aurelija
190. Grinkeviius Remigijus 20. uolys Kvirinas
Automatizuotos valdymo 191. Jakutonis Gvidonas
sistemos (0646) 192. Janilionis Vytautas Main gamybos
141. Amonait Vida 193. Jankauskas Skirmantas automatizavimas ir
142. Aubalis Vytas 194. Kemyt Jrat kompleksinis
143. Babenskas Alvydas 195. Kuzmaityt-Dievatien Rasa mechanizavimas (0636)
144. Banelyt Irena 196. Malinauskait Rima
197. Mieikis Edmundas 21. Brazauskas Gediminas
145. Berlinskas Rimantas 22. Bulovas Gervydas
146. Bira Algis 198. Mieliauskait Rta
199. Monkus Algis 23. Garnys Rimantas
147. Budrit-Jasiukaitien Vida 24. Januaitien Rima
148. Buinskas Valentinas 200. Navickas Algimantas
201. Palubeckis Gintaras 25. Januaitis Benjaminas
149. Butnas Rimutis 26. Jonkus Alvydas
150. epkauskait-Joien 202. Peitarait Jolita
203. Ramonas Viktor 27. Karvelis Virginijus
151. Denkauskas Juozas 28. Kazmiruk Eugenijus
152. Dzidolikait Sigita 204. Ribinskas Vytautas
205. Rimkeviit Virginija 29. Kenstaviius Karolis
153. Galkinas Stepanas 30. Kildias Valeras
154. Jakinait Jrat 206. Skrebyt-Narmontien Danut
207. Skvernys Vytautas 31. Klybas Albertas
155. Janukeviit Birut 32. Laurynas Juozas
156. Janukeviit Ramut 208. Stukait Violeta
209. aferis Alfredas 33. Mikelnas Arvydas
157. Joys Gediminas 34. Petenis Sigitas
158. Juodis Sigitas 210. erelyt Alina
211. kmait Reda 35. Poktas Albertas
159. Kadnas Vingaudas 36. Razminas Algirdas
160. Klimas Albinas 212. Vaivilait Loreta
213. Vaitkaityt Vita 37. Rimkeviius Raimundas
161. Knyva Vytautas 38. Rimkus Romualdas
162. Kulvelis Rimutis 214. Vaitkeviius Albertas
215. Vasiliauskait-Svitojien 39. niolis Vidmantas
163. Maldit Birut 40. Trakelis Algimantas
164. Martynaityt Jolanta Graina
165. Miknas Romaldas 216. ekeviit Nijolia Pramonin elektronika
166. Paulaviius Eduardas (0612)
167. Povilaitis Edmundas 1978 m.
168. Puinaitis Kstutis 41. Babraviit Irena
169. Pumeris Rimantas Chemini technologini 42. upliuskait Elena
170. Purvinskait Graina proces automatizavimas ir 43. Daniuis Eugenijus
171. Radionovas Levas 44. Galinskait Ona
kompleksinis 45. Garbenius Algirdas
172. Ramanikait Danguol mechanizavimas (0639)
173. Sidaras Algimantas 46. Ignotas Eugenijus
174. Sirinait-Knyvien Irena AGt-3 grup 47. Ivonis Eugenijus
175. Tarakeviius Valdemaras 1. Blaudinas Mindaugas 48. Jarmulka Kstutis
176. Tatarnas Kstutis 2.Bliznikait-Jukneviien Nijol 49. Juknas Stasys
177. Tavenaviius Antanas 3. Daugla Mindaugas 50. Kireilis Saulius
178. Vlaviiut Albina 4. Inglitovskaja-Pelakauskien 51. Leipus Sigitas
179. Vidmantait-Galkinien Vida Svetlana 52. Lukaeviius Romas
Stanislava 5. Juodelis Eugenijus 53. Matukas Arnas
6. Karklinyt Genovait 54. Matuleviit Marijona
Taikomoji matematika 7. Karnilait-Augustinaviien 55. Miliauskait Genovait
(0647) Virginija 56. Milinas Valdemaras
8. Kizys Rimantas 57. Naruis Artras
180. Antanaviius Lionginas 58. Noruien Liudmila
181. Bartait Eugenija 9. Lidit-Lukoeviien Dalia
10. Lukoeviius Donatas 59. Povilaitis Rimas
182. Bartkut Regina 60. Staugaitis Vytenis
183. Biguzyt Genovait 11. Mikelyt Rytut
12. Petreviius Leonas 61. Steponaviit Adolfina
184. Bulotait-Rutkauskien 62. erbinskas Rimgaudas
Danguol 13. Raudonyt-Mikelinskien Janina
14. Rikus Donatas 63. Voitechoviien Graina
185. alkait Irena 64. Zaleckas Artras
186. Dievaitis Egidijus 15. Sirvydyt-Kazlien Loreta
16. Stepanovas Valerijus 65. Zulca Vladas
187. Dubinskait Jon 66. ilinskas Algimantas
188. Gataveckait Klementina 17. Subaius Edmundas
18. Tamolinas Paulius

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Automatika ir telemechanika 119. Vyniauskas Justinas Pramonin elektronika
(0606) 120. Vyniauskas Kstutis (0612)
67. Bernotas Bronius 1979 m. 36. Balinas Vidmantas
68. Bilkeviius Vilchelmas 37. Baronas Eugenijus
69. Bumblauskis Antanas Chemini technologini 38. Beinartas Juozas
70. Darulien Nijol 39. Bekeris Saulius
71. Darulis Vidas
proces automatizavimas ir 40. Bernataviit Valdon
72. Dekaminaviius Alvydas kompleksinis 41. Borkertait Laimut
73. Deltuva Alvydas mechanizavimas (0639) 42. Brazauskas Stanislovas
74. Grigalinas Romualdas 43. erniauskas Vydimantas
AGt-4 grup
75. Jokubauskas Artras 44. Dagys Jonas
1. Balnas Stanislovas
76. Kelpa Rimantas 45. Dovidauskas Algimantas
2. Bradauskait-Jarmolajevien
77. Maciuleviius Rimvaldas 46. Guas Petras
Ramut
78. Marozait Aloiza 47. Ilekis Albertas
3. Drazdauskait-Klimaviien
79. Nausda Virginijus 48. Janueviius Rimgaudas
Violeta
80. Poderys Vytautas 49. Jasmontien Liuda
4. Januka Gintautas
81. Rauknas Steponas 50. Jaukojis Jonas
5. Jukonis Gintaras
82. Riabininas Sergejus 51. Juknelis Ramutis
6. Kielait-Lukien Genovait
83. Stanislovnas Aurelijus 52. Kasperaviius Rimontas
7. Klimaviius Edmundas
84. Strebulis Antanas 53. Klimaviius Kstutis
8. Lovikait-Ukurnien Nijol
85. irvinskas Juozas 54. Laas Vladas
9. Lukas Danielius
86. Vasiliauskas Vidas 55. Liauys Adas
10. Mazurkeviit Irena
87. Venclauskas Vytas 56. Prekeris Algirdas
11. Maeika Riardas
57. Sakalauskas Mindaugas
Automatizuotos valdymo 12. Morknas Julius
58. Samardokas Eugenijus
sistemos (0646) 13. Pisaraviit-Dumbliauskien
59. Sinkeviius Valdas
Virginija
88. Atkoinas Vitalijus 60. Stanknas Vytautas
14. Sabaitis Jonas
89. Atkoinien Egl 61. Urbelis Arturas
15. Strakas Algirdas
90. Bernotait Regina 16. Sutkut Rimant Automatika ir telemechanika
91. Dagyt-Bubien Ina 17. iuyt Dalia
92. Danyla Olius (0606)
18. Tubileviit-Jokubauskien
93. Gedvilait Virginija Regina 62. Bumblys Petras
94. Jankeviius Antanas 63. Dainelis Donatas
95. Joionis Audrnas Main gamybos 64. Dombrovskis Januas
96. Jogminait Zita automatizavimas ir 65. Juka Stasys
97. Juozapaviius Vytautas kompleksinis 66. Karalius Vilius
98. Karaleviius Antanas 67. Kleinaitis Jonas
99. Kazlauskait Jrat
mechanizavimas (0636) 68. Kovalenko Lidija
100. Krasauskait Bron Eugenija AGm-4 grup 69. Kryius Sigitas
101. Kulyt Jrat 19. Abromaviius Eugenijus 70. Labanauskait Dalia
102. Laniauskait Laima 20. Antipov Sergej 71. Namajnas Bronislovas
103. Makutnas Henrikas 21. Baltuonis Steponas 72. Reinikis Voldemaras
104. Nadzeikait Stas 22. Bauba Robertas 73. Stokut Alvyra
105. Pivorinien Alona 23. Genaitis Valentinas 74. ipelis Valys Kazimiras
106. Prikaitis Piotr 24. Jermolajevas Aleksandras 75. Vaitieknas Evaldas
107. Pukien Jolita 25. Lilas Riardas 76. Zubka Faustas
108. Pukis Vladas 26. Lisicinas Levas 77. muidzinaviius Vilis
109. Pras Algirdas 27. Rudaviius Antanas
110. Ramanauskas Gintautas 28. Stalgaitis Romas Automatizuotos valdymo
111. Subaius Jaunius 29. Stasiulaitis Vydas sistemos (0646)
112. idlauskas Kstutis 30. irvinskas Visvaldas 78. Akuockait Violeta
113. imatonis Kstutis 31. Ukurnys Renaldas 79. Bertaius Mindaugas
114. Vaitkeviius Valdemaras 32. Vaivila Kstutis 80. Borisas Feliksas
115. Valentait Danguol 33. Valiukas Algimantas 81. Cimalonskait Janina
116. Vaserien Virginija 34. arnauskas Mykolas 82. Dapkus Gediminas
117. Vasiliauskien Rima 35. emeckis Gediminas 83. Domatas Arvydas
118. Vitkut Vitalija 84. Dervus Juozas

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85. Diugelis Valentinas 18. Vilutis Kstutis 65. Vaiaitis Vytautas
86. Gedvilait Violeta 19. Zakareviit-Rudinskien 66. Vaitieknas Algirdas
87. Gintalas Vytautas Diuljeta 67. Varnauskas Mintautas
88. Gustas Remigijus 68. Zaikauskas Rimantas
89. Janulaitien Rta Main gamybos 69. vybas Eimutis
90. Jurkeviius Gerardas automatizavimas ir
91. Kariauskas Sigitas kompleksinis Automatika ir telemechanika
92. Kaunietyt Gerarda mechanizavimas (0636) (0606)
93. Kinas Klemensas 70. Berneckis Kazys
94. Kizyt Vitalija AGm-5 grup 71. Bytautas Viktoras
95. Lukait Jrat 20. Balandis Edmundas 72. iapas Juozas
96. Macijauskas Riardas 21. Balnis Tomas 73. Dainelis Mindaugas
97. Marma Edvardas Vytautas 22. ernis Virginijus 74. Dudnas Algirdas
98. Martikonyt Irena 23. Gavnas Vladas 75. Jaguianskis Liudvikas
99. Martinkut Vida 24. Girdius Rimantas 76. Keblas Vilius
100. Maeika Juozas 25. Gudelis Algirdas 77. Kreivnas Algirdas
101. Maulis Saulius 26. Jakelinas Vytas 78. Liepuonis Augustinas
102. Matuzeviius Gediminas 27. Kavalinas Vidas 79. Makauskas Gintautas
103. Mikulnien Vera 28. Kazlauskas Arnas 80. Malinauskas Arvydas
104. Miliauskait Arina 29. Kricikas Vilius 81. Mateika Arvydas
105. Mitkut Virginija 30. Kumeliauskas Edmundas 82. Naulickas Zigmuntas
106. Riaukien Danut 31. Muzikeviius Remigijus 83. Urbonaviius Alfonsas
107. Sadzeviius Zenonas 32. Petrainas Arvydas 84. Valinskas Stanislovas
108. Skripka Rimantas 33. Polonskis Visvaldas 85. Vilijoius Arvydas
109. Starkeviit Regina 34. Pupelis Riardas 86. eguauskas Eugenijus
110. Sutkut Birut 35. Rimkus Robertas
111. vainskas Vytautas 36. vedrauskait Dalia Automatizuotos valdymo
112. vermickait Aldona 37. Unira Alvidas sistemos (0646)
113. Tamuauskas Robertas 38. Venckus Mindaugas
39. Viinskas Riardas 87. Aerikien Laima
114. Ulinskas arnas
88. Andriuyt Birut
115. Valentait Daiva
Pramonin elektronika 89. Ardzijauskas Vidmantas
1980 m. (0612) 90. Baceviius Giedrius
91. Baceviius Kstutis
40. Aperaviius Arvidas 92. Bekeris Edmundas
Chemini technologini 41. Averka Ringaudas 93. Bielinis Vidmantas
proces automatizavimas ir 42. iuplinskas Vladas 94. Brainskas Kstutis
kompleksinis 43. Dabulskis Vaidotas 95. Brainskien Rita
44. Davidaviius Arvydas
mechanizavimas (0639) 45. Gedvilas Almantas
96. Brazauskas Algimantas
97. Brazauskien Irena
AGt-5 grup 46. Grigas Zenonas 98. Brazdius Sigitas
1. Bilinskait-Gudaitien Rita 47. Januauskis Vidmantas 99. Buinskas Kstutis
2. Budnikas Raimundas 48. Jukeviius Kostas 100. Butleris Rimantas
3. Charitonovas Vitalijus 49. Kargis Paulius 101. iurinskait Virginija
4. erniauskait Lidija 50. Kriiukaitis Algimantas 102. Drelingas Algimantas
5. Dalinskyt Graina 51. Midveris Sigitas 103. Duktait Rita
6. Deksnien Laima 52. Norvila Stasys 104. Jankauskas Kstutis
7. Gadonas Mamertas 53. Oelis Stanislovas 105. Juodeikis Antanas
8. Januyt-Kildiien Zita 54. Paliokas Rimantas 106. Juodiien Vanda
9. Loinait-iauinien 55. Paliukaitis Valentinas 107. Jureviien Raimonda
Stanislova 56. Pleskus Jonas 108. Jureviius Anatolijus
10. Mickut-Mieikien Birut 57. Prekeryt Jrat 109. Kaiubait Vida
11. Mitolyt-Saviien Vitalija 58. Ranusas Artras 110. Ksminien Vida
12. Platokas Rimantas 59. Rimeika Petras 111. Kairyt Sigita
13. Stalioraitis Vytautas 60. Rukaviius Raimundas 112. Kalpokait Birut
14. Styra Kstutis 61. Skardius Rimantas 113. Kaminskien Nina
15. Urbonaviit Virginija 62. Skersis Vytautas 114. Karalit Dalia
16. Vaitiekaityt Nijol 63. Tumas Algirdas 115. Kasperait Danut
17. Valiulyt Raimonda 64. Tumien Nijol

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116. Kolonaitis Dangerutis 18. Paktys Stasys 65. Mikalauskas Algirdas
117. Krakauskas Vidmantas 19. Pocit Leonida 66. Mitkus Vaidas
118. Kulbokien Rasa 20. Rudaityt-Reklaitien Aida 67. Narkien Laimut
119. Kuzminiuk Liudmila 21. Stanit-Vyniauskien 68. Narkus Edmundas
120. Labukas Valdas Filomena Violeta 69. Pakeviien Dalia
121. Leinskien Laima 22. Taraseviit Vida 70. Pakeviius Laimutis
122. Lenceviius Aldevinas 23. Vaiaitis Virginijus 71. Savickien Danut
123. Mankauskait Vida 24. Viliut Rita 72. Siaurys Arvydas
124. Mariulionyt Zita 25. Vilkeviius Romualdas 73. Skersis Gintautas
125. Maztis Teisutis 26. eruolyt-Stumbrien Vida 74. atas Arvydas
126. Muleviius Liucijus 75. Valaviien Lina
127. Naulickas Edvardas Main gamybos 76. Valaviius Gintaras
128. Nennait Zita automatizavimas ir 77. ekonis Algirdas
129. Palaityt Romualda kompleksinis
130. Paleviius Arvydas Automatika ir telemechanika
mechanizavimas (0636)
131. Petekis Valdas (0606)
132. Potelinait Janina AGm-6 grup 78. Ambraziejus Jris
133. Repekait Regina 27. Alikeviius Linas 79. Balinait Audrul
134. Rutkauskien Vitalija 28. Berktis Audrius 80. Budrien Zita
135. Sakalauskait Rasa 29. Berktis Rytis 81. Budrys Alfredas
136. Sviklait Birut 30. iktas Mindaugas 82. iauskas Alfredas
137. iukait Alvyra 31. Jankauskas Donatas 83. Domininkaityt Sigut
138. nien Jrat 32. Jarulis Vaidotas 84. Dragnait Laima
139. karnulien Birut 33. Kasnauskas Gintaras 85. Jonika Arnas
140. Tarutyt Roma 34. Kekys Arimantas 86. Kainskas Rimantas
141. Tomkutonien Rozita 35. Malcius Robertas 87. Kalkauskas Remigijus
142. Vaiaityt Nerija 36. Mankauskas Riardas 88. Keinys Evaldas
143. Valantinien Elena 37. Mitras Kstutis 89. Kuleckas Valdas
144. Vencknas Arnas 38. Petrainas Sigitas 90. Kuleckien Violeta
145. Vitas Valentinas 39. Puauskas Remigijus 91. Paliukaitis Algirdas
146. Vyniautait Birut 40. Ramanauskas Algerdas 92. Rokas Valdas
147. iogas Domas 41. Reinys Saulius 93. Vaiaitis Gediminas
42. Smalskys Arvydas 94. emaityt Aldona
1981 m. 43. Steponnas Algimantas 95. ilaityt Eugenija
44. Stonkus Vaidotas
Chemini technologini 45. Striaukas Vytautas Automatizuotos valdymo
proces automatizavimas ir 46. Stumbrys Edmundas sistemos (0646)
47. Sugintas Juozas
kompleksinis 48. arapnickas Kstutis 96. Adomaityt Teres
mechanizavimas (0639) 49. Zakarauskas Algimantas 97. Alikeviien Vaiva
50. emigas Mindaugas 98. Atkoinien Rita
AGt-6 grup 99. Babianskas Arnas
1. Akambakait Aldona Pramonin elektronika 100. Babianskien Rasa
2. Bagdonait Violeta 101. Babrauskait Virginija
3. Baltrnien Ramut
(0612)
102. Balaitis Rimantas
4. Budreika Robertas 51. Bankauskas Kstutis 103. Bartkus Valdas
5. Burnovas Jonas 52. Boguait Danguol 104. Bukauskait Rta
6. ijunskait-Rombutien Nijol 53. eiys Jris 105. Bulotien Lina
7. Gramba Mindaugas 54. iirka Stasys 106. Bundza Narimantas
8. Gudaitis Arimantas 55. Gabnien Violeta 107. eponyt Regina
9. Guokas Romas 56. Gabnys Geraldas 108. erniut Zita
10. Jablonskis Rimantas 57. Guzulaityt Remigija 109. iauskien Nijol
11. Janulis Stasys 58. Kanapickas Antanas 110. Degutyt Auks
12. Jonyt Maryt 59. Kirilova Jelena 111. Gavutis Gintautas
13. Lauyt Virginija 60. Kisarauskas Voldemaras 112. Gurtermanait Ela
14. Martynaitis Romas 61. Klimas Kstutis 113. Ivaauskien Loreta
15. Nedzelskis Algirdas 62. Kondrotait Gailut 114. Jakuionis Egidijus
16. Onaityt-Kielaitien Judita 63. Marazas Leonas 115. Jakutonien Danut
17. Pakalka Vytautas 64. Marazien Rima

68
116. Jarikien Aurelija 1982 m. 42. Miknas Kstutis
117. Jasnauskait Alena 43. Pukenis Antanas
118. Jurkulneviit Jolanta 44. Purauskait Dangira
119. Kalytien Rita
Chemini technologini 45. Seilius Alfredas
120. Klajmait Aida proces automatizavimas ir 46. apaka Kastytis
121. Kudma Raimondas kompleksinis 47. liuoait-Jakutien Irmina
122. Malciuvien Audron mechanizavimas (0639) 48. Tomkeviit-iplien Jolanta
123. Martinkut Audron 49. Treiokait Grita
124. Masilinien Vilija AGt-7 grup 50. Velanikis Saulius
125. Mickeviien ivil 1. Andrukait Roma
126. Miiulis Sigitas 2. Bartuka Rimantas Pramonin elektronika
127. Miknait Virginija 3. Brazaitis Vytautas (0612)
128. Miknas Algimantas 4. Byla Virgilijus
51. Baltruaitis Remigijus
129. Mileviien Daiva 5. Brazaityt Ona
52. Beinoras Algirdas
130. Mileviius Virginijus 6. Butkut Dalyt
53. Bugenis Mindaugas
131. Milkintait Ona 7. iuprinkinait-Leonien Elvyra
54. Dda Rimantas
132. Montvila Algimantas 8. Damaauskas Raimundas
55. Gustas Evaldas
133. Motejnas Audrius 9. Daiorait-Aleksien Zita
56. Januonyt Jrat
134. Norkus Rimantas 10. Gasinait Irena
57. Jovaias Valentinas
135. Pakamanis Algirdas 11. Gvazdaitis Gintautas
58. Kisarauskien Liubova
136. Pelaityt Rita 12. Jarait Aldona
59. Legas Algimantas
137. Petrauskas Valerijonas 13. Kionait Vilija
60. Marmakeviien Edita
138. Praneviius Arnas 14. Koinait Laimut
61. Mekauskas Rimvydas
139. Preimontien Rita 15. Kondrataviius Mindaugas
62. Miknas Evaldas
140. Rudokait Asta 16. Krutulyt-Randien Nijol
63. Norkuvien Sigita
141. Rumbutien Laima 17. Mauolyt-Bylien Genovait
64. Paulauskait Laimut
142. Sabatauskas Julius 18. Mumgaudyt Audron
65. Paurien Dalia
143. Sabatauskien Stanislava 19. Pigagait-Kondrataviien
66. Peleckait Rolanda
144. Savickas Raimondas Salomja
67. Rakauskait Rimanta
145. Sendraviit Siga 20. Rakauskait Danuta
68. Runkeviius Kstutis
146. Stankien Nijol 21. Sidarauskait Laima
69. Serbenta Gintaras
147. ajaukait Audron 22. Steponaitis Arnas
70. Simanaviit Jurgita
148. erpytyt Regina 23. irvinskyt Irena
71. Sinkeviit Violeta
149. mulaitis Vytautas 24. ukys Giedrius
72. Skeberdis Vytenis-Arvydas
150. neideryt Irena 25. Tamkutonis Robertas
73. Skorobogatova Tamara
151. Tumas Arvydas Main gamybos 74. Skorobogatovas Genadijus
152. Tumien Ilona 75. Staniauskas Paulius
153. Tvarijanaviit Irena automatizavimas ir
76. erbinskas Vygantas
154. Valinien Laima kompleksinis
155. Vasiliauskien Rta mechanizavimas (0636) Automatika ir telemechanika
156. Vengeliauskait Vladislava (0606)
157. Venskaitis Alvydas
AGm-7 grup
26. Aleksa Gintautas 77. Ambrazas Algimantas
158. Zinkus Rimvydas
27. Bagdonas Algirdas 78. Balinas Kstutis
159. ikien Nijol
28. Baguckis Gintautas 79. Brazinskas Arnas
160. ilinskait Genovait
29. Berktis Valdas 80. Buys Antanas
30. Botyrius Algimantas 81. Buois Alfredas
31. iplys Steponas 82. Butvilauskas Juozas
32. Darulyt-Skrupskelien Rima 83. Dijokait Elena
33. Daukait-Badauskien Birut 84. Janulis Gintaras
34. Dombrauskis Alfredas 85. Justinaviius Vytautas
35. Egid Stefanas 86. Kamantauskas Alvydas
36. Janauskas Aras 87. Lukauskait Vanda
37. Jukna Saulius 88. Matulionis Antanas
38. Kaiulis Kstutis 89. Mediauskien Jrat
39. Leonas Dalius 90. Morknas Romualdas
40. Masaityt Violeta 91. Puodius Jonas
41. Medeka Algimantas 92. Putna Arvydas

69
93. Stankelyt Danguol 148. Okockyt Laimut Main gamybos
94. Staugaitis Saulius 149. Olenceviien Asta automatizavimas ir
95. Tamaauskas Konradas 150. Panknien Irena
96. Vaitonis Donatas 151. Patalauskas Sigitas kompleksinis
97. Verboaitis Arvydas 152. Prakaitas Viktoras mechanizavimas (0636)
153. Pteris Leonas AGm-8 grup
Automatizuotos valdymo 154. Radzeviien Irena 22. Atkoinas Algis
sistemos (0646) 155. Rudakova Olga 23. Balsys Jonas
98. Andriuyt Val 156. Rutkus Algimantas 24. Budas Algimantas
99. Andriulis Albinas 157. Sabaityt Aura 25. Burba Algirdas
100. Archipovait Irena 158. Sadauskas Gintaras 26. Domarkas Gintautas
101. Baltruaitis Saulius 159. Sirinait Violeta 27. Gaileviius Eugenijus
102. Barzdonyt Audron 160. Skripkauskas Gytis 28. Jankauskas Edmundas
103. Bliudyt Aura 161. Stabingis Linas 29. Kavaliauskas Vytautas Juozas
104. Bulanovait Antanina 162. Stanislovaityt Danut 30. Ladyga Saulius
105. Butkien Genovait 163. Stasinait Violeta 31. Laurinaviit Rita
106. Butkus Kastytis 164. aduikis Girvydas 32. Maukna Zenonas
107. ekeviien Raimonda 165. erbinskien Ina 33. Nareiko Zygmundas
108. erekeviius Mindaugas 166. ernait Gintaut 34. Pukys Algis
109. esonyt Jrat 167. Tamaauskien Nijol 35. Pupinis Algimantas
110. ivilis Alvydas 168. selien Dal 36. Reklaitis Kstutis
111. Dagien Regina 169. Valaninait Vytaut 37. Sadauskas Audrius
112. Garnelyt Rita 170. Valanius Arnas 38. Sarnackait-Kavaliauskien
113. Geleeviit Zita 171. Zakarauskait Lina Nijol
114. Gilys Linas 172. Zaminskas Vidutis 39. Seninas Gintaras
115. Gineikait Jrat 173. elvyt Birut 40. Serapinas Adolfas
116. Girgdyt Ina 174. emaityt Virginija 41. Sidaraviit Lilija
117. Godelaitis Eimutis 42. iaudvytyt Genovait
118. Isodien Nijol 1983 m. 43. Titas Virginijus
119. Jablonskyt Nijol 44. Vyniauskas Rimantas
120. Jaunikis Arvydas Chemini technologini 45. eimys Saulius
121. Joyt ibut proces automatizavimas ir
122. Juodel Ramnas kompleksinis Pramonin elektronika
123. Kalvis Stepas mechanizavimas (0639) (0612)
124. Kazlauskas Algymantas 46. Baltruaitis Vytautas
125. Kirlyt Irena AGt-8 grup 47. Bartkeviius Vytautas
126. Kovadlo Danguol 1. Adelbergis Kstutis 48. Bersnait Rasa
127. Kozlovskis Janas 2. Brilit Laimut 49. Dailidait Teres
128. Kutkien Violeta 3. Bulkeviius Gintautas 50. Geys Vidas
129. Liauien Vijol 4. Chadzeviit Ilona 51. Geleauskait Lilija
130. Lukauskait Audron 5. iurinskait Jrat 52. Geleauskas Vilhelmas
131. Mackeviius Romualdas 6. Gudas Gracijus 53. Girnys Virginijus
132. Mackeviius Romualdas 7. Kalasauskait-Kaiuien Loreta 54. Grigalinas Viktoras
133. Mackeviius Vytautas 8. Lipit-Veisien Raimonda 55. Gudauskas Algirdas
134. Maiut Irena 9. Liutkus Remigijus 56. Janaviius Rimantas
135. Malinauskas Arnas 10. Makauskait Laima 57. Januta Algirdas
136. Mariulionis Gediminas 11. Masiulis Algimantas 58. Jokuis Vytautas
137. Markeviien Vilija 12. Maiolait-Adomnien Jrat 59. Juodikien ydr
138. Matulis Aurimas 13. Mikulnait-Grebliauskien Zina 60. Kadiulis Algimantas
139. Mediauskas Gintautas 14. Miliukeviit-Praneviien 61. Kunigonyt Rymanta
140. Melninkait Vida Eitvyd 62. Liepinyt Vilija
141. Mieys Gintaras 15. Osvaldait Silva 63. Maceina Algimantas
142. Milinaviien Milda 16. Osvaldait-Stanionien Rta 64. Mackeviius Gytautas
143. Mironienkien Daiva 17. Petronyt Laimut 65. Maiulis Vytautas
144. Misinas Alvydas 18. Rugys Antanas 66. Masiokas Vladas
145. Misinien Rta 19. Stapanovas Arnas 67. Micknas Raimundas
146. Mozureviius Donatas 20. Tumnait-Lukoeviien Rima 68. Micknien Audron
147. Norkut Nijol 21. Urbanaviius Arnas

70
69. Miknien Danguol 120. Grubeviius Gintautas 178. Vareika Juozas
70. Oboleviius Saulius 121. Jainskien Nijol 179. Vien Rita Violeta
71. Pakeviius Arvydas 122. Jakien Lina 180. Vilkelis Giedrius
72. Paliuis Henrikas 123. Jegeleviius Algirdas 181. Vilnonyt Lilija Genovait
73. Pukyt Danguol 124. Jonuas Petras 182. Vilnien Jrat
74. Pumputyt Rimant 125. Kalasnait Lilija 183. Viselgait Rita
75. Ruika Petras 126. Kaminskien Ona 184. Vyskupaitien Janina
76. Sapeinskas Valentinas 127. Kerulyt Virginija 185. Zeikus Valdas
77. altmeryt Birut 128. Kirdeikyt Jolanta 186. Zykait Dalia
78. idlauskas Jonas 129. Kraniauskas Evaldas 187. iogelyt Nijol
79. legerien Danguol 130. Kruna Vidmantas
80. Tamulionien Nijol Janina 131. Kvietka Zenonas 1984 m.
81. Tamulionis Gintautas 132. Lukaeviit Vaidilut
82. Taparauskas Albertas 133. Lynikien Dalia Chemini technologini
83. Vakeviius Giedrius Jonas 134. Mackeviien Rita proces automatizavimas ir
84. Vainoras Gytautas 135. Mankeviien Birut
kompleksinis
85. Vilnas Saulius 136. Maeikait Irena
86. itlinskas Eugenijus 137. Mauolis Juozas mechanizavimas (0639)
138. Matuseviit Nijol AGt-9 grup
Automatika ir telemechanika 139. Maukeviius Marius 1. Balnyt Jrat
(0606) 140. Melianien Lolita 2. Bruien Lina
87. Audriulionis Rymas 141. Merkeviien Alvyda 3. Burakauskas Arvydas
88. Bakutis Algimantas 142. Mikalauskait Romualda 4. Dauskurdis Sigitas
89. Baltrnas Raimondas 143. Mikulien Dalija 5. Dema Gintaras
90. Bandzaitis Audrius 144. Monstvilien Laima 6. Dromantas Jonas
91. Jokubaitis Kstutis 145. Morknas Rimantas 7. Gaiauskas Virgilijus
92. Kalinauskas Virginijus 146. Navickien Greta 8. Gineitas Vilmantas
93. Keidoius Viktoras 147. Palionis Valdas 9. Gurskait-Bendoraitien Laimut
94. Kutra Gintaras 148. Patalauskas Kstutis 10. Janelinas Virginijus
95. Levickas Jolantas 149. Pauliukien Edita 11. Juodagalvis Vytautas
96. Linkeviien Danguol 150. Petkien Vilija 12. Juozaityt-Puiien Violeta
97. Linkeviius Linas Antanas 151. Petkus Hugonas 13. Jukeviien Remigija
98. Pakys Linas 152. Pupinien Audron 14. Kainskas Ramnas
99. Poliakas Vidmantas 153. Pustelninkait Vida 15. Lukoeviit-Baltakien Vitalija
100. Praneviius Vladas 154. Rakauskait Jelena 16. Masilionyt Irena
101. Sdius Alvydas 155. Radzeviius Virgilijus 17. Naudinait Birut
102. Tamaauskas Vytautas 156. Rinkauskas Algis 18. Ojevait-liupien Vida
103. emgulis Aurelijus 157. Sabaliauskait Aura 19. Pakrosnyt-Lavrukaitien Violeta
104. ukauskien Zita 158. Sadauskas Valdas 20. Petrikaityt Laima
159. Sereikait Birut 21. Reipait Greta
Automatizuotos valdymo 160. Sipaviien Romualda 22. Stanelyt Stas
sistemos (0646) 161. Skukauskait Jolanda 23. Svareviit Ilona
162. Skuodas Arnas 24. Tumas Saulius
105. Adomnas Virginijus Marijus
163. Sladkeviit Birut 25. Vaitkut-Gudien Asta
106. Andziuleviit Zita
164. Stabingien Vita 26. Verukauskas Gintautas
107. Ardzijauskien Rima
165. Strolien Giedrut
108. erneckien Elona Main gamybos
166. Sutkaityt Irena
109. Danileviius Kazimieras
167. armaviit Dalia automatizavimas ir
110. Diryt Ramun
168. idlauskien Aldona kompleksinis
111. Dombrauskien Rima
169. ileikien Vida
112. Dubravait Aldona
170. imukauskait Danut
mechanizavimas (0636)
113. Gasinait Audron
114. Geas Antanas
171. niuktait Audron AGm-9 grup
172. Trimonis Romualdas 27. Alekna Eugenijus
115. Geien Dalia
173. Triponyt Dalia 28. Belkeviius Gintaras
116. Gervien Romualda
174. Urbait Jolanta 29. Bernotait Regina
117. Gontis Laisvnas
175. Valatkait Jolanta 30. Bimbiryt Laimut
118. Grendait Vilija
176. Valeviien Janina 31. Butauskas Vykintas Jonas
119. Gripait Milda
177. Valikonyt Rasa 32. Cibulskait Ilona

71
33. Daukas Gediminas 88. Solominas Saulius 139. Drazdauskait Lina
34. Grikinas Arvydas 89. Stanionis Valdas 140. Drungilait Virginija
35. Gulbinas Virginijus 90. Stankaityt Kristina 141. Gaiauskait Lina
36. Jankauskas Vytautas 91. ekus Gintaras Jonas 142. Gedminait Regina
37. Karvelis Vidas 92. sas Zenonas 143. Genys Jonas
38. Kuliavait-irkien Audron 93. Vainoras Mindaugas 144. Gerulis Vygintas
39. Kurtkus Virginijus 94. Vaigeltas Virginijus 145. Gibien Val
40. Ladyga Alvydas 95. Visockas Saulius 146. Gineleviius Ramnas
41. Linkus Arvydas 96. Vizgaitien Ginta 147. Grigait Laimut Jadvyga
42. Majus Artras 97. aibus Artras 148. Grunyt Regina
43. Nevardauskis Vytautas 149. Gustas Vytautas
44. Pozingis Gediminas Automatika ir telemechanika 150. Jarutyt Dalia
45. Raytinis Zenonas (0606) 151. Jurgelaityt Vida
46. Vasiliauskas Vytautas 98. Alionyt Violeta 152. Kanopka Saulius
99. Bruas Algimantas 153. Kaziuknas Antanas
Pramonin elektronika 154. Kisielit ivil
100. Budreviius Virgilijus
(0612) 101. aras Antanas 155. Latkauskait Rita
47. Baceviius Arvydas 102. Dambrauskas Algirdas 156. Makulis Gintaras
48. Bagdonas Arnas 103. Drevinskas Gintaras 157. Maldius Gintautas
49. Baltruaitis Saulius 104. Dubinas Gintaras 158. Markeviius Audrius
50. Baranauskas Justinas 105. Gailius Arvidas 159. Masiokait Rta
51. Baua Gintaras 106. Ginkeviius Arnas 160. Maskelinas Saulius
52. Bekerien ivil Diana 107. Grauslys Vacys 161. Meliktien Aura
53. Buys Arnas 108. Jocius Rimantas 162. Melvidait Graina
54. Bulait Laima 109. Jogminas Saulius 163. Miliktis Stanislovas
55. Charnas Skirmantas Romualdas 110. Jurkus Vytautas 164. Muraka Vytautas
56. Danileviius ilvinas Laisvnas 111. Kaminskait Vaidut 165. Murakien Dainora
57. Dilijonait Rasmut Elena 112. Kaveckas Romualdas 166. Noreikait Audron
58. Domarkas Gintaras 113. Kubilius Mindaugas 167. Peiulis Konstantinas
59. Gajauskait Danguol 114. Launagas Arnas 168. Puit Dalia
60. Gedaminien Edita 115. Lingys Justinas 169. Puglyt Daiva
61. Geait Irena 116. Mitkus Vytautas 170. Rutkauskas Gintaras
62. Grie Arvydas 117. Norknas Albertas 171. Sakalauskait Rta
63. Gudynas Rimgaudas 118. Rutkauskait Danguol 172. Sdien Laima
64. Janiauskas Valdemaras 119. Sereika Robertas 173. Sirvydis Arturas
65. Jainskas Rimantas 120. Simonaityt Loreta 174. atait Ina
66. Jomantait Jrat 121. Stasiukaitis Algimantas 175. irvyt Nijol
67. Kariackas Robertas 122. Subaius Gintautas 176. ukyt Danguol
68. Karpaviiut Laima 123. akinis Rimandas 177. umskis Valdas
69. Kionait Raminta 124. alaeviius Audrius 178. Tamalinien Vilija
70. Kudinskas Vytenis 125. tumbergas Vytautas 179. Tupiauskait Aldona
71. Kudinskien Daiva 126. Tamoeviius Vytautas 180. Vakeviit Rasa
72. Kudmien Ina 127. Tatarnien Rima 181. Vaidelyt Daina
73. Kudma Arvydas 128. Tubelis Faustas 182. Vaidotien Aura
74. Leonaviius Edmundas 129. Urbys Algirdas 183. Vaiit Dalia
75. Mariukaityt Roma 130. Varnelis Eugenijus 184. Valaviien Vilija
76. Mumgaudis Gintautas 131. Vilkelis Reimundas 185. Valaviit Rita
77. Narkus Sigitas 186. Vanagien Audron
78. Noreika Raimondas Automatizuotos valdymo 187. Vasiliauskien Angel
79. Norknas Romualdas sistemos (0646) 188. Velykis Romualdas
80. Norkus Virginijus 189. Viktoraviit Virginija
132. Ananjevait Eugenija
81. Pacauskait Aldona 190. Vizgaitis Gintautas
133. Bajorien Alvyra
82. Pasausis Gintaras 191. Vydmantas Virgilijus
134. Balius Arvydas
83. Peleckyt Salva 192. Zaikauskait Vilija
135. Buteikyt Faustina
84. Pikutis Gintaras 193. ala Juozas
136. aplinskait Danguol
85. Rakauskait Jrat 137. eiyt Laima Rita
86. Sargautis Sigitas 138. ekaviius Gintaras
87. Simakait Kristina

72
1985 m. 41. Petrovas Jurijus 96. Tamoaitien Reda
42. aduikis Giedrius 97. Tamuleviien Dalia
43. Taraseviius Algirdas 98. Tamuleviius Rimantas
Chemini technologini 44. Ulinas Raimondas 99. Tornau Vilmantas
proces automatizavimas ir 45. Vainys Laimutis 100. Uktveris Vincas
kompleksinis 46. Vaitkus Alvydas 101. Urnieit Lolita Elena
mechanizavimas (0639) 47. Vilkas Valentinas 102. Vaicvenas Egidijus
103. Vainien Laima
AGt-0 grup Pramonin elektronika 104. Valinas Virginijus
1. Aleksa Arnas (0612) 105. Vaznelis Vygaudas
2. Andrukaityt Laima 106. Vilutyt Birut
48. Aleknaviius Kstutis
3. Bachmataviit Rima 107. aldokas Saulius
49. Aliauskas Vytenis
4. Balinas Juozas
50. Astrauskas Jurgis Automatika ir telemechanika
5. Banionyt-Papien Nijol
51. Auktuolyt Vidmant
6. Baukut-Bartkeviien Ilona (0606)
52. Baranauskas Dalius
7. Buoinis Virgilijus
53. Bemlien Virginija 108. Aliauskas Saulius
8. Gaidauskait-aduikien Dalita
54. Bielskis arnas 109. Bakas Riardas
9. Juraitis Gintautas
55. Brenkeviit Rasa 110. Degutis Raimondas
10. Katkeviit-Kosauskien Egl
56. Daninas Gediminas 111. Geas Albinas
11. Kesinait Vita Judita
57. Daukait Elvyra 112. Jakubynait Ramun
12. Kosauskas Darius
58. Drevinskien Almut 113. Jankauskas Robertas
13. Kudreviit-Buoinien Vida
59. Diautas Vaidotas 114. Janueviius Arnas
14. Lengvenis Mindaugas
60. Eigelis Vytenis 115. Jonaitis Virgilijus
15. Lukauskait-Tvaronien Egidija
61. Gerulaityt Vaiva 116. Jorudas Rimantas
16. Mikolinait-Granatauskien
62. Grabauskas Gintautas 117. Jurgaitis Virgilijus
Dalia
63. Grebliauskait Rima 118. Karnilaviius Dainius
17. Mikait-Romeikien Vida
64. Gugis Saulius 119. Kaulinskas Vidmantas
Violeta
65. Gulbinien Sida 120. Kavaliauskas Vitoldas
18. Minelgait-Varatinskien Jrat
66. Janaviius Vidmantas 121. Keras Marius
19. Nastajt Aura Edita
67. Karbauskait Violeta 122. Klimantaviius Valdas
20. Perlaviius Gediminas
68. Kavalinait Roma 123. Kuprys Robertas
21. Petronis Aivaras
69. Kionait Virginija 124. Lekaviius Rimantas
22. Pulauskait Nijol
70. Klimaviius Kstutis 125. Lipaviit Ramut
23. Roka Gintaras
71. Kojelaviit Aura Kristina 126. Lukoeviius Rimantas
24. Savickis ilvinas
72. Kritupaitien Daiva 127. Martinnait Vaida
25. Stankeviit Graina
73. Krisiuknas Donatas 128. Mielius Algimantas
26. erpenskait Vida
74. Laukys Artras 129. Misiukeviit Vilija
27. imulyt Alina
75. Legota Vaidotas 130. Mockaitis Valdemaras
28. Tvarijonait-ikuvien Vita
76. Mackeviit Vanda 131. Naudinas Vaidotas
29. Vasiliauskas Raimundas
77. Maiulien Reda 132. Ramanauskas Rolandas
Main gamybos 78. Malakien Virginija Kaz 133. Riauka Antanas
automatizavimas ir 79. Meidus Boleslovas 134. Rudionis Saulius
80. Miseviit Laimut 135. Sakalauskas Kstutis
kompleksinis 81. Moskelinait Rita 136. Snieka Albinas
mechanizavimas (0636) 82. Paketras Saulius 137. Stogeviien Laisvyda
AGm-0 grup 83. Paulauskien Ryt 138. Stravinskait Daiva
30. Brazys Artras 84. Petrauskyt Virginija 139. Sukackas Arvydas
31. epkauskait Dalita 85. Petronaitis Gintaras 140. Vainorait Jolanta
32. iutyt Vida 86. Petrulien Rimut 141. Valmantas Jolantas
33. Dainskait-Danileviien Dalia 87. Radvilaviius Virginijus 142. Vensas Rimantas
34. Danileviius Rimantas 88. Ratkelis Gintaris
89. Ruktel Vilius Automatizuotos valdymo
35. Janknait Asta
36. Janueviius Kstutis 90. Rutkauskait Nomeda sistemos (0646)
37. Kirsnys Laimutis 91. Sabaliauskait Aida 143. Auktuolyt Daiva
38. Kryeviius Giedrius 92. Sakalauskas Saulius 144. Baceviius Vytautas
39. Kuzma Saulius 93. Seiliuvien Jrat 145. Bagdonien Vitalija
40. Malakas Stanislovas 94. Staugaityt Irena 146. Bagoinien Jolanta
95. idlauskait Rosita

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147. Balaiyt Jrat 204. Venzlauskas Saulius 38. Mackeviius Arvydas
148. Bandzaitien Vilija 205. Vitkauskait Rita 39. Sasnauskas Giedrius ilvinas
149. Bazys Algirdas 206. ilinskien Graina 40. Stasinas Egidijus
150. Dagyt Rimant 207. iys Audrius 41. Stulpinas Rimantas
151. Folit Lina 42. lenyt-Liderien Irena
152. Gaudinas Arnas 1986 m. 43. Timinskas Gintautas
153. Gaulyt Graina 44. Vaitonis Viktoras
154. Gelinien Renolda Chemini technologini 45. Virbickas Rolandas
155. Giceviit Alina proces automatizavimas ir
156. Jadkauskait Lijana Pramonin elektronika
kompleksinis (0612)
157. Jaliniauskas Alvydas
158. Janaviit Ina mechanizavimas (0639)
46. Balytis Vitalis
159. Javaiait Jolanta AGt-1 grup 47. Baltramaityt Daiva
160. Kalvaityt Rasa 1. Aleknaviius Tadas Vytautas 48. Baranauskas Gintaras
161. Kavaliauskien Egl Dalia 2. Balaiyt-Janukeviien Saul 49. Bardauskait Daiva
162. Kontrimaviien Birut 3. eponis Gintaras 50. Bartkien Rima
163. Krokas Algimantas 4. Dailid Dainius 51. Bartnykait Dalia
164. Kukuionyt Alma 5. Eidukeviius Saulius Tomas 52. Bekeris Mykolas
165. Laumenyt Jrat 6. Gecait-Kerien Regina 53. Bernataviien Akvil
166. Lebedzinskas Vytautas 7. Ivanauskas Darius 54. Bernataviius Artras
167. Liknas Evaldas 8. Janukeviius Giedrius 55. Bertaius Kstutis
168. Liknien Raimonda 9. Juoyt Vilija 56. Bilkauskas Dalius
169. Makauskien Saul 10. Kernagyt-Galaunien Dalia 57. ebatorius Audrius
170. Markauskien Nijol 11. Klmanas Vytautas 58. Deksnys Gintaras
171. Masiulis Algirdas 12. Kulvinskait-Juodbalien Gint 59. Freginait Sigrida
172. Maeikien Romualda 13. Kuniglyt Valda 60. Gricius Egidijus
173. Matulien Ritut 14. Leicmonas Ovidijus 61. Grigaraviien Daina
174. Mockeviius Arvydas 15. Matuleviius Rimutis 62. Jacinaviius Laimutis
175. Mockut Jolanta 16. Miktait Vida 63. Janiauskien Aida
176. Morknas Gytis 17. Nedzelskis Kstutis 64. Janulionis Romualdas
177. Navickait Rasa Jovita 18. Paulikait-ilinskien Vitalija 65. Jovaia Audrius
178. Norkien Val 19. Petrikaitis Audrnas 66. Jureviius Arnas
179. Palaima Arvydas 20. Pupelyt-Varceviien Ina Rita 67. Kilius Artras
180. Paulauskait Danut 21. Rastauskas Remigijus 68. Kireilis Sigitas
181. Petrovas Jurijus 22. Smirnovait-Abrutien Maryt 69. Klyvis Raimundas
182. Piikien Jovita 23. Volungeviius Arnas 70. Leinskas Aidas
183. Preiegolaviien Rita 24. ilinskas Rimvydas 71. Leonaviit Virginija
184. Preiegolaviius Laimutis 72. Marcinkeviius Gintaras
Remigijus Main gamybos 73. Masalskas Saulius
185. Pukyt Sigita automatizavimas ir 74. Masilionis Vidas
186. Ragaiien Vida kompleksinis 75. Masys Sigitas
187. Ramalien Ilona 76. Matulis Arnas
188. Rusteikien Rima
mechanizavimas (0636)
77. Mediauien Edita
189. Ruzgait Rita AGm-1 grup 78. Mediauis Valentas
190. Simuntis Povilas Virmantas 25. Amanaviius Artras 79. Mielkus Vytautas
191. Sinkeviit Jrat 26. Ambrazeviius Linas 80. Mikelionis Eugenijus
192. Skibiniauskas Linas Tautvydas 27. Andrulionis Edminas 81. Mintaukis Virginijus
193. Snitkut Birut 28. Augustaitis Arvydas 82. Monkeviius Giedrius
194. Stanislovaityt Birut Joana 29. Brazdeikis Roaldas 83. Norkaitis Mindaugas
195. abanait Dalia 30. Butkus Sigitas 84. Osinskas Arvydas
196. akinien Daiva 31. Dockeviit-Kruinauskien 85. Paleviit Rimut
197. aulyt Irena Daiva 86. Petkeviit Jolanta
198. iaulys Albertas 32. Gunka Igoris 87. Pileckis Saulius
199. Vaiiulien Neringa 33. Jaudzemas Kstutis 88. Pilkionyt Daiva
200. Valinien Laima 34. Jukeviius Vidas 89. Pleanova Ligita
201. Valinien ivil 35. Kaunas Rolandas 90. Pleanovas Aleksandras
202. Vlyvien Vilma 36. Kazlauskas Gintaras 91. Ragaiis Virginijus
203. Vlyvis Bronius 37. Klimaviius Aurimas 92. Rainys Rimvydas

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93. Runkeviius Laimutis 148. Piktyt Asta 203. Petkeviien Raimonda
94. Sadeckait Lina 149. Puauskait Vilija 204. Pikoraitien Rasa
95. Samait Doleta 150. Ruktelait Jolanta 205. Pranskaityt Violeta
96. Sapijanskas Saulius 151. Stelingis Giedrius 206. Putelien Graina
97. Savulionis Arijus 152. Strautinis Sigitas 207. Putelis Arnas
98. Skuodait Ilona 153. aluchait Dalia 208. Ruseckas Rimtautas
99. Stankus Arnas 154. Tamuleviien Diana 209. Sliesorinait Rasa
100. Stasinien Irena 155. Tilinga Saulius 210. Stukas Gintaras
101. Statuleviius Rolandas 156. Urbonaviius Dainius 211. aduikyt Vaiva
102. Tamoaitis Virginijus 157. Zabulis Evaldas 212. ilinskait Dalia
103. aulys Dalius 213. imkut Daiva
104. eimis Arvydas Automatizuotos valdymo 214. vedkauskait Zita
105. imakauskas Audrius sistemos (0646) 215. Talakait Gint
106. imas Vaidotas 158. Atkoaityt Dalia Marija 216. Tamoauskas Eduardas
107. imelionis Romas 159. Babuis Alvydas Robertas 217. Turinskait Egl
108. imien Sigita 160. Balinas Gintaras 218. Urbonas Gridas
109. imkut Violeta 161. Bartkeviit Vita 219. Urmonien Irena
110. ulskus Ramnas Petras 162. Bekerien Ilona 220. Udavinyt Danguol
111. Urbaitis Eugenijus 163. Borodinskait Vida Ona 221. Upurait Aura
112. Urbonaviius Aivaras 164. Buivys Vygintas 222. Vaiinait Palmira
113. Urlakis Dainius 165. Butkus Laisvnas 223. Valatkait Jrat
114. Vaiiulis Saulius 166. ekauskien Audron 224. Verkelien Vilma
115. Valeika Kstutis 167. Danusien Danguol 225. Zasimauskien Dovil
116. Virinskas Egidijus 168. Daukien Graina 226. ekeviius Dainius
117. Zlatkus Dangeras 169. Ddinskien Sondra 227. ezdryt Rta
118. Zlatkuvien Vilma 170. Demereckait Rasa 228. itkeviius Gintas
119. aromskis Vidas 171. Gargasas Arvydas
120. emaitaitis Egidijus 172. Gauas Einaras 1987 m.
121. utautas Vladas 173. Gaul Valdas
174. Gestautait Alvyd Chemini technologini
Automatika ir telemechanika
175. Ignotait Jolanta proces automatizavimas ir
(0606) 176. Jakubka Regimantas kompleksinis
122. Baronas Artras 177. Jankauskait Sigita mechanizavimas (0639)
123. Bartulis Romualdas 178. Jasiulien Jolanta
124. Bieliauskait Rima 179. Jaudzemien Rita AGt-2 grup
125. Briedis Kstutis 180. Jukait Lina 1. Baranauskait Ilona
126. apas Andrius 181. Kisielien Jovita 2. ypait Nijol
127. erniauskas Stasys 182. Kriinait Audron 3. Krislauskait Raida
128. Daunoraviius Vytenis 183. Lapienis Rikantas 4. Lukoeviit-Stulpinien Lena
129. Ddinskas Tomas 184. Lapinskait Loreta 5. Marknait-Staenien Reda
130. Diska Dainius 185. Leinskien Jrat 6. Matuleviit-Petrulionien Irma
131. Gimbutis Vytautas 186. Lukyt Alma 7. Mincas Borisas
132. Grakauskait Virginija 187. Lysenko Antonas 8. Paulauskait Loreta
133. Grincas Arnas 188. Malakauskait Alvyda 9. Petkeviit Jrat
134. Gudikis Gintautas 189. Maminskas Rimantas 10. Streikus Rolandas
135. Gudonien Vilija 190. Marcinkeviit Skirmut 11. erpenskait-Sabonien Regina
136. Gudonis Valdas 191. Marcinkeviit Vida
137. Ivanauskas Kazimieras 192. Margelyt Dalia Main gamybos
138. Janulis Petras 193. Maskalnait eslava automatizavimas ir
139. Jasiulis Virgilijus 194. Maeika Virgilijus kompleksinis
140. Jasonas Valdas 195. Mekauskait Jolanta mechanizavimas (0636)
141. Karmonas Vytautas 196. Misinas Vidmantas
142. Kazielait Audron 197. Monkeviien Jrat AGm-2 grup
143. Kazragis Raimundas 198. Narkeviit Laimut 12. Babilit Nijol
144. Liutikas Vytautas 199. Navikas Laimas 13. Janiauskas Rolandas
145. Mockus Gintaras 200. Navikien Saul 14. Kaminskait Danguol
146. Oekauskas Gintaras 201. Norkus Arius 15. Krukonis Algirdas
147. Petraviius Vygandas 202. Paulauskait Jolanta 16. Pauktys Saulius

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17. Sabataityt-Truncien Jrat Automatizuotos valdymo 1988 m.
18. ukvietis Virginijus sistemos (0646)
19. drait-Grauinien Ligita
68. Aliauskien Saul Chemini technologini
Pramonin elektronika 69. Ankudaviit Edita proces automatizavimas ir
(0612) 70. Baltiejut Dalia kompleksinis
71. Banyt Jolanta mechanizavimas (0639)
20. Babarskait Edita
72. Bareikyt Milda
21. Balitis Ramnas AGt-3 grup
73. Boiulyt Audron
22. Buinskien Dal
74. Bradauskait Inga 1. Adomaityt Irena
23. eginskait Vilija
75. Chreptaviit ivil Erika 2. Anilionis Audrius
24. Griknait Laima
76. Dimonien Ramona 3. Auira Tomas
25. Jakimaviien Rita
77. Dukynien Elona 4. Beranskyt Renata
26. Jankeviiut Loreta
78. Geneviien Rasa 5. Jakyt Asta
27. Juodvalkyt Valda
79. Germanaviien Loreta 6. Jankauskait Diana
28. Jurgaitien Jrat
80. Graliauskait Rita 7. Juriukonyt-Vytartien Vida
29. Kalinauskait Ilona
81. Gimailait Loreta 8. Mikalajnait Violeta
30. Kardaiut Graina
82. Ivanauskien Vilija 9. Pankait Laimut
31. Keskkiula Rta
83. Jakubkien Romut 10. Rulinskyt Loreta
32. Kuzmait Violeta
84. Japertien Jurgita 11. Tijuait-Bultien Ingrida
33. Lignugaryt Rima
85. Kantautas Algimantas 12. Vainyt Lina
34. Matulionien Lolita
86. Kastickaja Ina 13. Zalubait Jolanta
35. Mikalajnait Henrika
87. Kliaugait Nomeda
36. Mineikis Rimvydas Main gamybos
88. Kriauinien Skirmut
37. Montvilait Ligita automatizavimas ir
89. Kvienait Danguol
38. Montvilait Ligita Ramun
39. Plkyt Lina
90. Lukoeviien Jolanta kompleksinis
91. Mickyt Jolita mechanizavimas (0636)
40. Skaisgirien Ilona
92. Mikinyt Rita
41. Sniekien Danut AGm-3 grup
93. Mikuionyt Asta
42. Stunnait Rasa 14. Banys Ruslanas Jurgis
94. Oriol Ina
43. Vaivilien Virginija 15. Diekus Ramnas
95. Papiekait Loreta
44. Vaiiulien Alma 16. Kasnauskait Dainora
96. Paimeckait Jolanta
45. Vaiinait Jrat 17. Kazakeviit-Diekuvien Ginta
97. Paulauskait Rita
46. Vainorien Daiva 18. Pavilaityt-Bukauskien Vilija
98. Penylait Vilija
47. Venckut Vilija 19. Petrieyt Daiva
99. Petroit Jrat
48. Vinskien Asta 20. Skakauskait-Mikelionien
100. Pikelyt Rasa
49. Vinskus Vidas Jrat
101. Potelinien Rta
Automatika ir telemechanika 102. Puidokien Audron 21. Tamaauskait Almira
103. Pukelien Violeta 22. Vilkelyt Ilona
(0606)
104. Ranusien Ingrida
50. Bakait Vilija 105. Rauktien Giedr
Pramonin elektronika
51. Bakanait Girena 106. Rimait Rufina (0612)
52. Baltakyt Violeta 107. Sikorskien Jrat 23. Adamonien Rasa
53. epulionyt Rta 108. Sindikait Danguol 24. Bartminien Gintar
54. Gabnys Aurimas 109. Staneviien Diana 25. Buslyt Laima
55. Jurka Arnas Jonas 110. Stiklinien Violeta 26. Buzeviien Diana
56. Karpovas Virginijus 111. altenyt Snieguol 27. Dilys Arnas
57. Karpovien Dal ivil 112. aulien Rasa 28. Furmonaviius Darius
58. Keras Dainius 113. ekut Rima 29. Grumadait Rima
59. Kerien Gema 114. idlauskien Dalia 30. Grybinait Jrat
60. Larinaityt Loreta 115. Urlakien Vaida 31. Jakimaviius Algirdas
61. Laukineitien Jolanta 116. Vagien Daiva 32. Janueviien Lina
62. Liepa Juozas 117. Vasiliauskien Rita 33. Jasinskait Lina
63. Mikelionis Valerijus 118. Vaskelait Loreta 34. Jureit Virginija
64. Peiokas Remigijus 119. Vinevska Rima 35. Kadelskait Jolanta
65. Plukait Renata 120. Vizbarait Daiva 36. Lapkuvien Ilona
66. ilas Riardas 37. Liknas Egidijus
67. Zinkeviius Renatas 38. Lukoeviius Ralfas

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39. Lukoeviit Aura 90. Grybait Rta Main gamybos
40. Mamaviit Sonata 91. Iras ydrnas automatizavimas ir
41. Mauknien Jolanta 92. Jaktait Daiva
42. Merlinskaja Tatjana 93. Jaraminait Irena kompleksinis
43. Petrulyt Vilma 94. Karpyt Audron mechanizavimas (0636)
44. Pocit Vilma 95. Kazlauskait Valentina AGm-4 grup
45. Ragaiis Rolandas 96. Kazlauskien Edita 24. Aug Vidas
46. Ragaiis Zenonas 97. Klymantien Remigija 25. Berenis Remigijus
47. Sibityt Aura 98. Liaudanskien Vida 26. Butekauskait Audra
48. Siroedas Kstutis 99. Liubinien Ira 27. Griius Alfonsas
49. Valiukeviit Edita 100. Mataviien Daiva 28. Jasinskas Petras
50. Valinas Saulenis 101. Maiknait Laima 29. Jatulis Gintautas
51. Vazgien Raimonda 102. Matuseviien Ramut 30. Jaudzemas Vilius
52. Virbickas Arvydas 103. Morknait Jrat 31. Jonuait Petronl
53. emaityt Ilona 104. Pakauskait Lilija 32. Juodis Gediminas
105. Petrauskien Aura 33. Juozapaviit-Pilvnien Rasa
Automatika ir telemechanika 106. Rimkeviit Asta Marija
(0606) 107. Rinkeviien Rasa 34. Kazlauskait Delija
54. Bartkeviit Dalia 108. Saulien Rimut 35. Kisielius Rimvydas
55. Bielinait Asta 109. Sidaraviien Rita 36. Kliopovas Kstutis
56. Budryt Irma 110. Slukait Alvyda Nomeda 37. Kuniglyt Violeta
57. Buitkien Rastida 111. Stasinien Lolita 38. Liaudanskas Giedrius
58. Buitkus Valdas 112. Virbaien Vilma 39. Liaudinskas Remigijus
59. Burvien Liuc 113. Zavadskyt Irma 40. Micka Linas
60. Butkut Aura 114. emaityt Rima 41. Parulis Artras
61. Buzeviius Bronius 42. Sarakauskas Vidas
62. Grauelien Rita 1989 m. 43. Saulius Kstutis
63. Ilgnaityt Laima 44. Stabokas Sigitas
64. Jankauskait Vilija Chemini technologini 45. aparnyt Rita
65. Jurkaitien Rita proces automatizavimas ir 46. treimikis Vidmantas
66. Kontauta Saulius kompleksinis 47. Vilnas Gintautas
67. Kuinskait Edita mechanizavimas (0639)
68. Lapinskait Virginija Pramonin elektronika
69. Likien Daiva AGt-4 grup (0612)
70. Matuseviit Roma 1. Ambrazeviit Rasa 48. Adakeviius Rimas
71. Mikelinskien Reda 2. Bendoraityt Daiva 49. Barysas Arvydas
72. Motiekaityt Vesta 3. Busilait Eleonora 50. Bieliauskait Daiva
73. Naujokait Rta 4. Gadimugometovas Rolandas 51. Bliudius Vidmantas
74. Pyt Marija 5. Gruzdaityt-Vingien Laima 52. Bliudiuvien Rita
75. Petrikaityt Virginija 6. Gudaitis Vytautas 53. Brazinas Vytautas
76. Radaviit Ramun 7. Juodinyt-leinien Dalia 54. Bumblauskis Arnas
77. Strekonyt Vitalija 8. Karnilaviit-Uksien aneta 55. Burba Darius
78. ekut Daiva Egl 56. Butkus Vytautas
79. Trakait Aura 9. Kazlauskait Vilija 57. Cikockait Rasa
80. Viliokaitien Daiva 10. Kazlauskas Audrius 58. Daugirdas Arnas
11. Krasauskait Irena 59. Daunoraviien Vita
Automatizuotos valdymo 12. Paceviit Ilona Daiva 60. Dvarionas Diugas
sistemos (0646) 13. Pakeviit-Dapkeviien Daiva 61. Eitutien Violeta
81. Aleksejnait Vilija 14. Petrauskait Loreta 62. Eitutis Tomas
82. Aurait Edita 15. lefendorait Danguol 63. Gaidamaviius Valdas
83. Beitnarait Jolanta 16. ulskyt Daiva 64. Griien Vilma
84. Bendikait Vilma 17. Tautkeviit Reda 65. Griys Edmundas
85. Berenien Violeta 18. Toliuyt-etokien Violeta 66. Jakubauskas Darius
86. Bulotien Daiva 19. Urbonaviit-Tumien Dalia 67. Janknait Jolanta
87. ekaviien Dalia 20. Vaitkeviit-Benetien Rita 68. Jarueviius Virginijus
88. ernovait Lina 21. Vilkas Remigijus 69. Kazakeviius ilvinas
89. Geceviit Nijol 22. emaiinait-Piliukaitien Inga 70. Kelbukovien Aura
23. imkus Robertas

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71. Kertenis Vytautas 124. Mikalauskas Vidmantas 1990 m.
72. Kizien Asta 125. Miliauskas Marijus
73. Klimaviius Kastytis 126. Nicys Arvydas
74. Kolyta Vitalijus 127. Petronis Juozas
Technologini proces
75. Kugrinien Daiva Rita 128. Rasalas Viktoras automatizavimas (2103)
76. Lataitien Nina 129. Rastenis Egidijus AGt-5 grup
77. Lataitis Audrius 130. Ruzveltas Algirdas 1. Balinas Linas
78. Leimontait Loreta 131. Sidorukas Jurijus 2. Baranauskait Dalia
79. Lizaveras Arnas 132. Slapcinskas Riardas 3. Brundza Virginijus
80. Lukoinait Lina 133. imkus Remigijus 4. Dainyt-Urbaitien Neringa
81. Marinskas Rimantas 134. laustien Rita 5. Dockeviit-Serapinien Ingrida
82. Markeviius Vytas 135. Tamaauskas arnas 6. Dulinskait-Trumpickien Daiva
83. Mikolajnas Marius 136. Trijonis Vytautas 7. Franckaityt Ingrida
84. Minkeviius Marius 137. Urbonas Romualdas 8. Gabrinait Ligija
85. Nazarovas Jonas 138. Vaidogas Vladas 9. Gudviit Aura
86. Puta Laimas 139. Valys Kstutis 10. Jakubauskait-Chusainovien
87. Puas Virgilijus 140. Zelionka Saulius Neda
88. Radvila Romualdas 141. Zelionkien Danut 11. Kanopait Virginija
89. Rudzeviit Sigita 142. Zujt Aura 12. Kontromaviit aneta
90. Rusilait-Balaiien Virginija 143. ekien Danut 13. Kruinskait Danut
91. Skaisgiris Deimantas Automatika ir telemechanika 14. Kuckailis Robertas
92. Stankeviien Ina (0606) 15. Leonaviit Nijol
93. Stumbrys Sigitas 16. Lipskis Giedrius
94. imas Raimondas 144. Bacit Vida
145. Bajornas Arnas 17. Pstininkas Dainius
95. limas Valdas 18. Pukelyt-Urbietien Remigija
96. Uksas Arnas Vaclovas 146. Balaeviius Leonas
147. Bandanskien Dal 19. Stulpinait-Balinien Ingrida
97. Useviius Rimantas 20. imkus Mindaugas
98. Uien Rita Aira 148. Bilinas Robertas
149. Bironait Ramun 21. Varnait-Aleksynien Lina
99. Vaiinas Audrius 22. sytyt Aurelija
100. Vargonas Rimgaudas 150. Buinskien Nijol
151. erniauskien Egl 23. ukauskien Daina
101. Vargonien Aurelija
102. Venckeviien Berta 152. istovas Raimondas Main gamybos
103. Vilbikas Virginijus 153. Derenit Birut
automatizavimas (2106)
104. Vilbikien Saulena 154. Francait Daiva
105. Vitkus ilvinas 155. Gaidys Rimas AGm-5 grup
106. Zavistanaviius Kstutis 156. Gradeckas Dainoras 24. Andriukeviius Audrius
157. Jankus Arvydas 25. Aug Alvydas
Elektros pavaros ir 158. Kardokien Ramun 26. Didgalvis Egidijus
pramons rengini 159. Katauskis Albertas 27. Dragatas Romualdas
automatizavimas (0628) 160. Katinauskien Rta 28. Grigas Ovidijus
161. Kaulakis Kstutis 29. Gvazdikas Arnas
107. Andriukeviius Egidijus 162. Kentra Kazys 30. Juozapaviius Darius
108. Bajoras Juozas 163. Kreivys Darius 31. Kikutis Valdas
109. Balinas Eugenijus 164. Laukinietis Svajnas 32. Krasauskas Gintaras
110. Baleentis Audrius 165. Marimas Riardas 33. Nagelis Saulius
111. Dirs Gediminas 166. Ramokait Dalia 34. Norvaia Arnas Viktoras
112. Gaidinas Vytautas 167. Rekaius Robertas 35. Severinas Ramnas
113. Galinis Audrius 168. Sadauskas Egidijus 36. Verbiejus Dalius
114. Gasiliauskas Antanas 169. Semnas Rimantas 37. Vikaka Vilius
115. Jukneviius Arnas 170. Siauruseviit Audrut
116. Kainskas Valdemaras 171. Smilgius Arvydas Pramonin elektronika
117. Kunigonis Riardas 172. vgda Algirdas (2005)
118. Laskutovas Jurijus 173. Tarukien Svetlana
119. Latkauskas Eimantas 38. Banaitien Asta
174. Valionis Raimundas 39. Barkauskas Saulius
120. Matakas Kazimieras 175. Vikakien Rasa
121. Maeikis Stanislovas 40. Bartkus Rimantas
176. Zemleckien Jolanta 41. Baublien Ramut
122. Matuleviius Vaidevutis
123. Metrikas Stepas 42. Baublys Laimonas
43. Baublys Rimgaudas

78
44. Bilinskas Rimvydas 80. Turinaviius Remigijus 111. Motiejnien Vilma
45. Daunoras Marius 81. Udris Dainius 112. Navasaitis Edvinas
46. Duseviius Albertas 82. Vabalas Artras Gintaras 113. Pocius Rimantas
47. Filmanaviius Vytas 83. Valiukas Alvydas 114. Rutkauskas Avydas
48. Gaigalas Rimas 84. Valiulis Ernestas 115. Senkus Virginijus
49. Giedraityt Regina 85. Vertelyt Lina 116. iauinas Artras
50. Grenas Arvydas 86. Vytartas Vaidotas 117. Tranauskas Arvydas
51. Indriulyt Irena 87. Zakroiskij Viaeslav 118. Virilien Virginija
52. Janiauskas Audronis 88. urumskas Vilius 119. Virviit Graina
53. Januonis Darius 120. Volikas Eugenijus
54. Jerminas Artras Pramons rengini 121. ilovas Devis
55. Juozokas Darius automatizavimas ir elektros
56. Jurait Diana pavaros (2105) Vakarinis skyrius
57. Kozminait Jrat 122. Martuseviius Rimgaudas
89. Adomaviius Rimgaudas
58. Kudmaitis Rolandas Kstutis
90. Aliauskas Audrius
59. Laien Audron 123. Mekel Vygandas
91. Auktikalnis Vitalijus
60. Levenkaitis Vitalis
92. Bajerkeviius Gintaras Automatika ir telemechanika
61. Likadzijauskien Gitana
93. Cimakeviien Ingrida
62. Matuliauskait Rasa
94. Damulis Tomas
(2101)
63. Navadunskien Daiva 124. Baltruaitis Linas
95. Glizikas Kstutis
64. Nemanius Edmundas 125. Cicnas Audrys
96. Jackeviit Nijol
65. Neviera Gintaras 126. Guoga Virginijus
97. Janknas Arnoldas
66. Pakalnyt Odeta 127. Klimas Audrius
98. Jonaitis Algirdas
67. Palionis Giedrius 128. Matijoaityt Irma Kristina
99. Kasiulis Ovidijus
68. Pekarskas Darius 129. Narbutas Ignas
100. Kateiva Vyrmantas
69. Petkeviius Eduardas 130. Paina Larisa
101. Kateivien Rta
70. Petrulyt Vida 131. Rysakovas Dmitrijus
102. Kilinskas Raimundas
71. Satkeviius Ramnas 132. Simaka Kstutis
103. Kuleikait Sigita
72. Solovjovas Artras Virginijus 133. Skukauskas Gintautas
104. Kulbaiauskas Kstutis
73. Sprindinas Andrius 134. ukys Vaidotas
105. Lioranas Vilmantas
74. Stonys Algimantas 135. Tamulaityt Egl
106. Litvinien Vilma
75. erien Jolita 136. Tumaityt Daiva
107. Mackeviit Solveiga
76. imaitis Arnas 137. Valeikien Skaist
108. Maksimovas Ramvydas
77. inknait Violeta 138. Verpetinskien Alma
109. Miseviius Rytis
78. vambaris Nedas
110. Morknas Arnoldas
79. Tekorius Tomas

Kauno technologijos universiteto


Automatikos fakulteto absolventai

1991 m. 10. Mikinis Virgilijus 23. Gagelait Vilma


11. Milkeviit Rasa 24. Galviius Gintaras
12. Mykalajnas Riardas 25. Jura Darius
Technologini proces 13. Petknait Ingrida 26. Kalasnas Artras
automatizavimas (2103) 14. Pikirnyt Diana 27. Kmieliauskait Daiva
15. liogeryt Ina 28. Matjuaityt Jurgita
AGt-6 grup
16. Tautkeviit-Tikien Aura 29. Mejeryt Rasa
1. Ambrazait-Talalien Kristina 17. Tvelyt-Skukauskien Aist 30. Mikneviius Raimundas
Giedr 18. Vilkauskait-Kacebinien Regina 31. Muliuolyt Rasa
2. Bajorinait Vilma Ramun 32. Narkeviius Romas
3. Baliukonyt Rasa Pramons rengini 33. Petkus Vitalijus
4. Bielinait-Maliauskien Loreta automatizavimas ir elektros 34. Petrauskas Gytis
5. ebanauskas Almantas pavaros (2105) 35. Pivorinait Rita
6. Grybauskait-Grybien Jrat 36. Pleskien Asta
7. Jukneviien Rima 19. Abraitis arnas
37. Radzeviius Dainius
8. Kasiulyt-Pstininkien Anelika 20. Balinien ivil
38. Rakeviien Gitana
9. Miliuktyt-Dragatien Daiva 21. Baltuyt Jrat
39. Ramanauskait Ilona
22. Butautait Jolanta

79
40. Rinkeviien Daiva 95. idikyt Loreta 143. Macenis Kazimieras
41. Rinkeviius Arnas 96. ulinskas Haroldas 144. Maionis Laimis
42. Rukenskas Rigimantas 97. Tamoauskas Saulius 145. Makauskas Vigantas
43. Sidorova Daiva 98. Turinaviit Egl 146. Paikeviius Gintaras
44. Sodaitis Darius 99. Umbrasas Jonas 147. Raginis Rimvydas
45. Tovarovas Sergejus 100. Vaitieknas ilvinas 148. Rumas Aivaras
46. Urbanaviit Daiva 101. Valiulien Ilona 149. Samseviius Rolandas
47. Valaika Kazys 102. Vironis Darius 150. Saulis Mindaugas
48. Vilimas Gintas 151. Soblys Marius
49. ebrovskis Artras Main gamybos 152. Stankeviius Bronislavas
automatizavimas (2106) 153. Ua Gintaras
Pramonin elektronika 154. Vaidakeviius Linas
(2005) AGm-6 grup
155. Vigelis Edgardas
103. Alionis Gintaras
50. Andrulis Stepas 156. Zaika Arvydas
104. Balaiis Romanas Juozas
51. Bakys Vidmantas 157. ikus Liutauras
105. Bliuvas Saulius
52. Baueris Rimvydas Robertas 158. ukauskas Arturas
106. ebataviius Raimundas
53. Brejeris Gintautas 107. iikas Artras
54. ernauskas Rimantas 108. Dulskis Artras
1992 m.
55. iikina Alina 109. Gurskas Vytautas
56. Daroas Saulius 110. Heidmanait Valda Technologini proces
57. Didgalvien Daiva 111. Jokas Andrius automatizavimas (2103)
58. Domanskis Linas 112. Kumpikas arnas
59. Eiinas Arnas
AGt-7 grup
113. Lapienis Rasmuntas 1. Aleksa Dangirdas
60. Galkien Raimonda 114. Makareviit-Mikalauskien 2. Alminien Estera
61. Geys Alvydas Filomena 3. Baltrukonyt Rasa
62. Grabariukas Stanislovas 115. Mickeviius Rolandas 4. Bandzeviit Jrat
63. Gudaviius Dainius 116. Narbutas Gintautas 5. Baranauskait Janina Virginija
64. Jocas Ramnas 117. Nedzvieckas Palmiras 6. Bareiien Daivut
65. Kairiktis Vidmantas 118. Ragauskait-Statkeviien 7. Bareiis Rytas
66. Kauknien Audron Daiva 8. iapait-Mikalajnien Sigita
67. Kereviius Ramnas 119. Saladius Audrius 9. Frankonyt Rasa
68. Kiaun Aurys 120. Simonaviit Dangira 10. Gervyt Skaidra Tautvyd
69. Kipurys Egidijus 121. Slavickas Petras Aleksas 11. Jukneviit Lina
70. Kirslys Paulius 122. Statkeviius Arnoldas 12. Kurlys Tomas
71. Kraujelis Darius 123. akyt Rasa 13. Laait Reda
72. Laas Aidas 124. ileika Audrius 14. Maslauskien Rta
73. Mejerait Vilma 125. Vaiius Raimondas 15. Milinas Rolandas
74. Micius Gintautas 126. Valaniauskas Darius 16. Milinien Renata
75. Mikelinskait Dalia 127. Valiukeviius Rimantas 17. Petkeviien Ramun
76. Miliukas Nerijus
Automatika ir telemechanika 18. Verikauskien Ilmant
77. Navickas Artras
19. alkuvien Jolita
78. Pamaktys Darius (2101) 20. veikauskas Riardas
79. Parainskas Vytautas
128. Aleksandraviius Dalius
80. Petrokas Aivaras
129. Ambrutis Aras Pramons rengini
81. Raila Mindaugas
130. Benetis Robertas automatizavimas ir elektros
82. Rumbutis Darius
131. Bervinskien Jolita pavaros (2105)
83. Rupys Rimantas
132. Didalvis Raimundas
84. Sabaliauskas Valdas 21. Barauskas Viktoras
133. Gelaius Modestas
85. Sarkeviien Aida 22. Beleckas Darius
134. Grigas Gytis
86. Sergnas Vytautas 23. Bielinis Raimondas
135. Ivanauskas Saulius
87. Skuas Gediminas 24. Brukmonien Edita
136. Ivanikas Virginijus
88. Smiius ilvinas 25. ernyt Daiva
137. Jasonas Ktutis
89. Stakel Gintaras 26. ivilionis Gintaras Artras
138. Kalvaitis Arnas
90. Staneviius Saulius 27. Daukas Artras
139. Kovalskait Dalia
91. Striuas Vitalijus 28. Daukien Vilma
140. Kutka Egidijus
92. Striuien Alma 29. Dvareskait Virginija
141. Laskauskas Andrius
93. Stulpinas Arvydas 30. Guius ilvinas
142. Luinskas Paulius
94. Stumbrien Dainora 31. Ilekis Gintaris

80
32. Jarulis Artras 85. Zubrus Robertas 135. Sabaliauskas Rolandas
33. Jonikas Valdas 136. Staskeviius Marius Andrius
34. Kalueviit Jrat Main gamybos 137. Stimburys Gintaras
35. Leonaviius Gediminas automatizavimas (2106) 138. altnien Birut
36. Leonaviit Aurelija 139. Urbanaviius Dailius
AGm-7 grup
37. Meitait Aura 140. Urbonas Alytis
86. Astupnas Darius
38. Mikalit Lina 141. Vaitieknien Rasa
87. Bagdonas Linas Stanislavas
39. Minkauskas Sigitas 142. alalis Saulius
88. Baltakys Raimundas
40. Padoleviius Laimonas 143. emaitien Ugn
89. Bielinas Gintaras
41. Polonskas Dainius 144. emaitis Dainius
90. Bubnys Mindaugas
42. Sakalauskas Narnas
91. Cicnas Arminas
43. Sakalauskien Lineta Magistrai
92. iakas Mindaugas
44. Stakauskien Jrat
93. iinauskas Evaldas
45. alius Rimantas
94. iinauskas Irmantas Proces ir rengini
46. ilknas Gintautas
95. iukinas valdymas
47. Tunikait Raimonda
96. Egid Donatas
48. emaitis Riardas 145. Maliauskien Loreta
97. Grineviius Giedrius
98. Jefiovas Artras 146. Saladius Audrius
Vakarinis skyrius
99. Judys Artras 147. ileika Audrius
49. Buzaitis Valdas
100. Karpaviius Darius 148. imnien Rasa
50. Kaktien Diana
101. Kriktaponis Alvydas 149. Valaniauskas Darius
51. Kaktys Saulius
52. Miseviius Gintaras 102. Krinas Rimantas
Taikomoji elektronika
53. Plekaitis Artras 103. Lava Vilius
54. Ramanauskas Algirdas 104. Martyius Dainius 150. Pamaktys Darius
55. Rimkus Audrius 105. Norkaitis ilvinas 151. Staneviius Saulius
56. Ruzgas Arnas 106. Petraitis Vaidas 152. ulinskas Haroldas
57. Ruzgien Rta 107. Puskunigis Raimundas
58. Sadauskas Kstutis 108. Serbentaviius Danas
109. Stasiulionis Darius 153. Gelaius Modestas
Pramonin elektronika 110. altnas Jaunius 154. Saulis Mindaugas
(2005) 111. ilinskas Arvydas 155. Soblys Marius
59. Audickas Sigitas Automatika ir telemechanika 1993 m.
60. Balinas Juras (2101)
61. Baravykas Rimantas Pramons rengini
62. Berinskas Vidas 112. Anglickas Vilius
63. Daunoraviien Marina 113. Baiauskait Kristina automatizavimas ir elektros
64. Dedonis Vytis 114. Balius Haris Edgaras pavaros (210500)
65. Dovydaitis Vainis 115. Balniuvien Vaidil 1. Aliauskas Giedrius
66. Grigaitis Ramnas 116. Barvainis ilvinas 2. Beginskien Vaida
67. Grigalinas Darius 117. Bendaraviius Gediminas 3. Beinaraviius Egidijus
68. Kainskait Rasa 118. Dambrauskas Arnas 4. Birtonas Mindaugas
69. Liauba Kstutis 119. Jonynas Aurerijus 5. Bulotien Jolanta
70. Marcinkeviius Laimis 120. Jonynien Vilma ivil 6. Burkauskas Nerijus
71. Maeikait Rita 121. Kaminskas Audrius 7. Choromanskis Deividas
72. Mikalajnas Kstutis 122. Kereviien Birut 8. epkauskas Vilmantas
73. Minc Sigitas 123. Kininas Egidijus 9. erneckis Andrius
74. Navadunskis Raimondas 124. Kovaliovas Vadimas 10. Gineitis Arnas
75. Paceviien Julita 125. Laukemis Vaidotas 11. Gudaitis Nerijus
76. Paceviius Giedrius 126. Manas Sigitas 12. Juka Evaldas
77. Radaviius Vytautas 127. Meilus Irmantas 13. Jukneviius Nerijus
78. Razumas Adrijus 128. Micka Arnas 14. Kirvaitis Darius
79. Sineviit Jolanta 129. Mikinis Audrius 15. Mingaudas Giedrius
80. Stasaitis Artras 130. Mikuleviius Sigitas 16. Motiejnas Vidmantas
81. inknas Linas 131. Parapijankait Rasa 17. Pakalka Remigijus
82. Valentinaviius Egidijus 132. Petrauskas Gintaras 18. Petkeviit Vilma
83. Varnelis Liudas 133. Povilaitis Saulius 19. Pilkauskas Marius
84. Vilimas Vaidas 134. Rudionis Vytautas Evaldas 20. Plekaviius Nerijus

81
21. Pomeckien Rosita 69. Balikonis Gytis 127. Naujokaitis Daivaras
22. Ramaneckas Kstas 70. Balnius Dainius 128. Norknas Ramnas
23. Ripskis Povilas 71. Berdeius Virginijus 129. Orina Saulius
24. Rubinas Darius 72. Bielinis Saulius 130. Osokinas Eduardas
25. Stasinas Romualdas 73. Brantovas Vitalijus 131. Pakalnikis Arnas
26. Surgelien Aura 74. Brasas Aras 132. Paliaitis Mindaugas
27. ukys Vytautas 75. Buchovecka Nijol 133. Pancerov Vadim
28. Usvaltien Vigita 76. Budvilaitis Evaldas 134. Petkeviius Gintaras
29. Valkinait Vaida 77. Buivydas Egidijus 135. Petruis Gintaras Vytautas
30. Vedlgait Ramona 78. Bujaviius Artras 136. Poklonskij Vladimir
79. Butvilien Rasa 137. Pumputyt Violeta
Vakarinis skyrius 80. elkis Darius 138. Pupelis Laimis
31. Guogas Rolandas 81. lekys Rimgaudas 139. Radzijevskij Vadim
32. Guogien Jolanta 82. Dalibogas Audrius 140. Rainys Darius
33. Jureviius Danius 83. Daukseviius Gintas 141. Riksas Vidmantas
34. Kilius Artras 84. Dzenis Oskars 142. Rimeikis Linas
35. Presas Jonas 85. Eiinas Vaidas 143. Rupys Valdas
36. kas Valdas 86. Gelinis Adas 144. Rynkevi Leonard
Technologini proces 87. Gilys Aidas 145. Sadzeviius Justinas
88. Gintilas Egidijus 146. Salnikov Genadij
automatizavimas (210300) 89. Gricius Audrius 147. Samoilovas Valentinas
AGt-8/1 grup 90. Gricius Dangiras 148. Sireikis Giedrius
37. Balodas Gediminas 91. Grigaitis Virgilijus 149. Sirvydis Vytautas
38. Beinaraviien Jolanta 92. Grigas Algirdas 150. Sobolevskij Andrejus
39. Bilius Tomas 93. Jaktas Audrius 151. Svideraviius Mindaugas
40. Biluvien Eglut 94. Jakubauskas Jaunius 152. atkauskas Saulius
41. Brejerien Aura 95. Jakubseviius arnas 153. lopnys Artras
42. aplikas Dainius 96. Jarov 154. lyka
43. iutys Rimvydas 97. Jasiulionyt Irma 155. ulskis Romas
44. Eiius Artras 98. Jasinas Arnoldas 156. Tabuleviius
45. Grybauskait Lina 99. Jeriomov Viaeslav 157. Tarachovskij Dmitrijus
46. Ivanauskas Rytis 100. Jukneviius Darius 158. Tomkus Mindaugas
47. Jasinskas Darius 101. Jurgutis Saulius 159. Tomkuvien Marija
48. Jonaitis Richardas 102. Kadelskas Kstutis 160. Urbonas Rolandas
49. Jurka Darius 103. Kairys Artras 161. Uselis Egidijus
50. Jurkas Tomas 104. Kanapienis Audrius 162. Vaiiulis
51. Jurkien Daiva 105. Karalius Raimundas 163. Vaiiulis Darius
52. Kavaliauskas Vitalijus 106. Kauknas Egidijus 164. Vaitkeviius Remigijus
53. Knabikas Remigijus 107. Kazakeviius ydrnas 165. Vilys Robertas
54. Kraulaidyt Daiva 108. Kazileviius Rytis 166. Vyniauskas Rimantas
55. Miliauskas Vidmantas 109. Kiliulis arnas 167. Zulonait Danguol
56. Norvaias Giedrius 110. Klimas Valdas 168. emaitis Saulius
57. Pstininkas Almantas 111. Krinas Kastytis 169. iemelis Mindaugas
58. Pliupelis Robertas 112. Lagunaviius Virginijus
59. Sarapinas Ramnas 113. Lapnait Jovita Main gamybos
60. Slavinskas Dainius 114. Lasmanaviius Arminas automatizavimas (210600)
61. Steponaitis Sigitas 115. Lialys Rimantas
AGt-8/2 ir AGt-8/3 grups
62. ileikis Darius 116. Lovkov Aleksandr
170. Adomaitis Giedrius
63. ukelien Jrat 117. Makseviius Ginas
171. Antanaviius Remigijus
64. ukelis Saulius 118. Malinauskas Giedrius
172. Asadauskas Audrius
119. Manjus Virginijus
Pramonin elektronika 173. Aelis Audrius
120. Maslauskas Kstutis
174. Bartulis Erlendas
(200500) 121. Meidus Gintautas
175. Birgla Aidas
122. Meilut Henrika
65. Abdulajeva Fatima 176. Bruzdlynas Gintaras
123. Mikalajnas Gediminas
66. Abelkis Folgentas 177. eledinas Audrius
124. Mockaitis Saulius
67. Andrijauskien Edita 178. Daugla Darius
125. Munderzbakien Vaineta
68. Bagdinait Egl 179. Elzbergas Aivaras
126. Narkus Raimondas

82
180. Gaputis Marijus 233. Vaininas Artras 286. Ribkauskis Vygantas
181. Gasinas Almantas 287. Rutknas Tautvydas
182. Giedraitis Arikas Fizikin elektronika (200100) 288. Siniauskas Linas
183. Guauskas Vilmantas 234. Dargis Rytis 289. Stakauskas Algis
184. Ivakeviius Elegijus 235. Daunoras Andrius 290. Steiknas Domantas
185. Jasinas Gintaras 236. Gineleviius Artras 291. Tribandis Raimundas
186. Jonauskis Raimundas 237. Kalina Dainius 292. Urbonas Arnas
187. Kraniukas Gintaras 238. Lapkus Mindaugas 293. Vaitkeviius Dainius
188. Lapienis Eventas 239. Meilus Artras 294. Vaitkeviius Vaidas
189. Laskis Giedrius 240. Motyliovas Jurijus 295. Vilkicki Roman
190. Lingis Kastytis 241. Paulauskas Darius 296. Virketis Ramnas
191. Marcinkeviius ydrnas 242. Putrimas Kastytis 297. Vitkeviius Mindaugas
192. Martuis Arnas 243. Rakaitis Mindaugas 298. iukelis Ramnas
193. Medeka Linas 244. Rimkus Darius
194. Mikutis Denaldas 245. niolis Genadijus Bakalaurai
195. Morozovas anas 246. Tamoinait Agn
196. Oboleviius Darius 247. Ulinas
197. Pavasaris Darius 248. ukauskas Darius Elektros ininerija
198. Raibikis Rolandas 299. Alauskas Rosvidas
199. Rybelis Vidas Automatika ir telemechanika 300. Alimas Romualdas
200. Rylikis Eimontas (210100) 301. Arbaiauskas Valdas
201. Sliesoraitis Vaidas 249. Atrakeviius Aurelijus 302. Ardzijauskas Robertas
202. adurskas Vytautas 250. Berankis Egidijus 303. Arendarikait Zita
203. irvinskas Robertas 251. Bertaius Arnas 304. Atkoinas ilvinas
204. nioka Gintaras 252. Bilinskas Egidijus 305. Audenien Vilma
205. ukys Arnas 253. Brazaitis Remigijus 306. Babinskas Algimantas
206. Teleia Linas 254. Dilys Vaidotas 307. Babinskien Angel
207. Tijnonis Aurimas 255. Dravininkas Robertas 308. Bainskien Edita
208. Titas Audrius 256. Dzenkauskas Raimondas 309. Bagdonas Gintaras
209. Vilimas Darius Vidmantas 257. Gaudinskas Gintautas 310. Bagdonas Ridas
210. Volbekas Ramnas 258. Giceviius Alfonsas 311. Bakys Saulius
211. Zinkeviius Darius 259. Jakuionis Raimundas 312. Baliauskas Audrius
260. Jankauskas Tomas 313. Balius Edgaras
Main gamybos 314. Balsyt Rita
261. Jasas Gintas
automatizavimas (210601) 262. Jaseviius Ramnas 315. Bardauskas Gintaras
AGr-8 grup 263. Jezepikas Saulius 316. Barkus Vidmantas
212. Burokas Faustas 264. Jokubauskas Rolandas 317. Belianas Artras
213. Danauskas Robertas 265. Jucius Vytautas 318. Bernataviius Ligitas
214. Dunauskas Artras 266. Juodenis Giedrius 319. Bernatonis Tadas
215. Galvanauskas Vytautas 267. Jurgauskas 320. Bersnas Donatas
216. Garka Tomas 268. Jurkaitis Renatas 321. Blekaitis Arturas
217. Gudelinas Audrius 269. Kiys 322. Bujauskait Dijana
218. Inokaitis Ramnas 270. Kuznecovas Andrejus 323. Bytautait Jurgita
219. Januleviius Almantas 271. Labanauskas Giedrius 324. Cholodinskas Ignas
220. Kleveka Giedrius 272. Malinauskas Remigijus 325. epkauskas Remigijus
221. Kvietkauskas Raimondas 273. Mikelionis Mindaugas 326. eponis Ramnas
222. Latkauskas Rokas 274. Mikuionis Vaidas 327. epulis Rolandas
223. Maselis ilvinas 275. Mikutnas Jonas 328. esnaviius Darius
224. Mikelnas Darius 276. Miniotas Andrius 329. uividas Gintaras
225. Mockut Loreta 277. Minktimas Renatas 330. Darakeviius Audrius
226. Naprys Albertas 278. Minutka Renatas 331. Dargis Vaidas
227. Pakauskas Giedrius 279. Nagel Giedrius 332. Daugirda Ramnas
228. Pakalnyt Stas 280. Neviadomskis Gytis 333. Drulyt Jolanta
229. Pranauskas Artras 281. Petknas Darius 334. Gasparinas Vilmantas
230. Pridotkas Saulius 282. Petrauskas Gytis 335. Gaubys Raimondas
231. Raslaviius Paulius 283. Petrauskas Tauris 336. Geiauskas Viktoras
232. ustickas Darijus 284. Raguotis Regimantas 337. Gorelenkien Irina
285. Ramanauskait ivil 338. Grabauskas Darius

83
339. Grays Egidijus 380. Paceviius Giedrius 421. Urmanaviien Asta
340. Grauslyt Vaid 381. Padolskyt Silva 422. Vadiius Evaldas
341. Grigaitien Sonata 382. Pareika Robertas 423. Valentinaviius Egidijus
342. Grybauskas Kstutis 383. Plepys Andrius 424. Vasiliauskas Giedrius
343. Gromas Erlandas 384. Pratuseviius Artras 425. Velika Remigijus
344. Jaceviius Gediminas 385. Puglys Audrius 426. Venislovas Ramnas
345. Jacinkeviius Tomas 386. Radaviius Vytautas 427. Vidutis Arvydas
346. Jaciunskait Ineta 387. Radzeviius Tomas 428. Vitulskas Artras
347. Jefremova Iraida 388. Ramanauskien Egl 429. Vizbaras Raimundas
348. Jeljaevi Aleksandr 389. Ramoka Saulius 430. Vizbavas
349. Jonaitien Alvina 390. Rastenis Algirdas 431. Vyniauskas Darius
350. Jonuauskas Arvydas 391. Raupelien Asta 432. Vyniauskas Valdas
351. Jurovickij Vadim 392. Raupelis Darius 433. Vosylius Kornelijus
352. Kainskait Rasa 393. Reingardas Aurelijus 434. Zaikauskas Donatas
353. Kaminskas Audrius 394. Roganavait Violeta 435. Zajankauskas Rolandas
354. Karauskait Eva 395. Rojus Remigijus 436. Zalagaityt Laura
355. Kazanaviius Giedrius 396. Rudionis Vytautas 437. Zaleckis Audrius
356. Kelbauskas Audrius 397. Sauleviius Darius 438. Zdanaviius Raimundas
357. Kras Gintautas 398. Savickas Saulius 439. Zdanceviius Mindaugas
358. Kereviius Linas 399. Sendikas Darius 440. dankus Tadas
359. Keturakyt Brigita 400. Sineviit 441. emaitis Dainius
360. Klimas Giedrius 401. Sinkaviius Saulius 442. ikus Liutauras
361. Kokinas Aleksejus 402. Sliys Egidijus 443. ievys ilvinas
362. Kovaliovas Vadimas 403. Sobolevskij Aleksandr 444. ilionis Mindaugas
363. Kumpikas Tomas 404. Staniulis Riardas 445. inka Ramnas
364. Kumpikien Jolanta 405. Stankeviius Ramnas 446. virblis Arnas
365. Laptevas Darijus 406. Stankis Saulius
366. Laas Vytis 407. Starkus Mindaugas Magistrai
367. Laurinaviius Audrius 408. Stasiukonis Egidijus
368. Liubinas Saulius 409. Sudintas Tomas
369. Martiius Girmantas 410. Survila Arvydas Proces ir rengini
370. Matjoaityt Rasa 411. alius Arnas valdymas
371. Matusa Antanas 412. atas Mindaugas 1. Atstupnas Darius
372. Maul Vygantas 413. ilinskas Mindaugas 2. Bajorinait Vilma Ramun
373. Mickalauskas Mindaugas 414. imkonis Tomas 3. iakas Mindaugas
374. Mickeviius Gintaras 415. irmanait Vilma 4. iinauskas Irmantas
375. Milius Darius 416. Tamulis Aidas 5. Grineviius Giedrius
376. Milvydas Albertas 417. Tautkeviit Joana 6. Karpaviius Darius
377. Morknien Elita 418. Trumpien Ingrida 7. Milinas Rolandas
378. Naceviius Remigijus 419. Tubelyt Rasa
379. Norkus Saulius 420. Tumas Vytautas

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Kauno technologijos universiteto
Elektrotechnikos ir automatikos fakulteto absolventai

42. tuopis Arnas 90. Krasnickas Algirdas


1994 m. 43. Tamoinas Saulius 91. Preika Vytaras
44. Vaitkut Alma 92. Rutkauskas Svajnas
Bakalaurai AE-0/1 grup
93. Saldnas Darius
94. Tranza Aurimas
Energetikos ininerija 45. Aleksandrova Natalija 95. Staninas Andrius
46. Antanaviius Osmundas
EE-0 grup 47. Dudonis Rolandas AGT-0/1 grup
1. ernius Albertas 48. iras Saulius 96. Bartkeviius Andrius
2. Jankauskas Aurius 49. iurinskas Giedrius 97. Bilinskaja-Milkovi Vitalija
3. Kriauionis Gediminas 50. Girnius Alvydas 98. Borisenko Dmitrij
4. Liutkeviius Darius 51. Gruas Tomas 99. Giterman Eleonora
5. Peiulionis Algis 52. Gruzdys Edmundas 100. Gluchovas Sergejus
6. Suila Vytautas 53. Janeviius Egidijus 101. Kliopova Irina
7. Virganaviius Valius 54. Jasaitis Darius 102. Lapinskait Vilma
55. Jurktas Vygandas 103. Mikeleviius Andriejus
ET-0 grup 56. Maknys Audrius 104. Mironovas Aleksejus
8. Alekeviius Saulius
57. Milinas Robertas 105. Pukina ana
9. Aliauskas Raimondas
58. Narbutas Vytas 106. Stelingis Saulius
10. Ambraka Kstutis
59. Paulauskas Mindaugas 107. Tamaas Linas
11. Bludnickas Robertas
60. Petrikas Algimantas 108. Tarvydis Raigardas
12. Fedorenko Edgaras
61. Roukas Marijus 109. Venckeviien Ilona
13. Gasinas Vaidotas
62. Rtelionis Saulius 110. Vosylius Ratmiras
14. Gerdvilyt Jolanta
63. Sakien Elena 111. ilinskas Darius
15. Janaviius Artras
64. Sereika Sigitas
16. Katkeviius Ramnas AGT-0/2 grup
65. Sutkus Tomas
17. Kurpaitis Sigitas 112. Andriukeviit Laimut
18. Marcinkeviius Valdas AE-0/2 grup 113. Butvilait Rima
19. Marenkait Erika 66. Augustinas Raimondas 114. Furmonaviit Jurga
20. Motiejnas Artras 67. Bakutien Gintar 115. Janorait Vilma
21. Norkeviius Donatas 68. Bliujt Daiva 116. Galvanauskien Reda
22. Norkus Gerardas 69. Butkeviius Gerdas 117. Karvelis Dalius
23. Otas Konstantinas 70. Dirmantas Erlandas 118. Konius Jonas
24. Pekys Darius 71. Elijoius Linas 119. Kraynas Darijus
25. Povilaitis Ramnas 72. Ilekys Laimis 120. Oertelis Saulius
26. Smetonis Gravydas 73. Kilikauskas Jurgis 121. Petrakait Sigita
27. Staneika Rimvydas 74. Kitkauskait Adriana 122. Raiauskas Svajnas
28. akalys Vygantas 75. Koenevskis Genadijus 123. Semaka Egidijus
29. ilinskis ilvinas 76. Kuzmarskis Egidijus 124. leait Jurat
77. Mikalauskas Julius 125. Vasiliauskas Ernestas
Elektros ininerija 78. aknait Ramun
EM-0 grup 79. akys Sigitas AP-0 grup
30. Furmonas Darius 80. Samoilovas Aleksandras 126. Barait Ineta
31. Kalvaitis Artras 81. Stanknas Kstutis 127. Bartkeviit Daiva
32. Kaveckis Egidijus 82. karnulis Arnas 128. Bernatonis Giedrius
33. Kazlauskait Edita 83. Vadvilaviit Erika 129. ajauskas Giedrius
34. Konius Tomas 84. Vijnas Dainius 130. Deknys Vladas
35. Konderauskas Audingas 85. Vilanikis Gediminas 131. Dima Saulius
36. Limbait Neringa 86. Vilimas Artras 132. Dzengo Gego
37. Maiulaitis Saulius 87. Voska Rtenis 133. Eidukyt Oreta
38. Simutis Arvydas 134. Elekyt Edita
39. Stanislaviius Eligijus AGR-0 grup 135. Kemeys Remigijus
40. Stankeviius Liutauras 88. Bakys Aidas 136. Kuzminas Leonidas
41. kuleviit Ilona 89. Kairys Darius 137. Leonovas Rolanas

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138. Melstrad Jevgenijus 185. Daugla Edmundas 237. Gricius Robertas
139. Nedzinskas Laimis 186. Gravelis Vladimiras 238. Kuzmickas Rimantas
140. Paltusovas Eduardas 187. Ivanceviius Jonas 239. Melianien Genut
141. Rimaviius Gytis 188. Kazlauskas Rimvydas 240. Mikeleviius Jonas
142. Rutkauskas Algirdas 189. Kucinas Darius 241. Norkeviius Vladas
143. Saliamonaviius Alfredas 190. Majauskas Valdas 242. Prielgauskas Saulius
144. Sutkus Algirdas 191. Martinaitis Kstutis 243. Radzvila Vytas
145. umskis Erlandas 192. Masilionien Jurgita 244. Skamaroius Remigijus
146. Tuzikas ydrnas 193. Maeika Manfredas
147. Vytartas Singaras 194. Mikuiauskas Edikas Elektros mainos ir aparatai
195. Pankauskas Liudas EM-9 grup
AT-0/1 grup 196. Petraka Gytis 245. Baknas Rimas
148. Baukuvien Renata 197. Prelgauskis Marius 246. Bimba Arnas
149. Bieliauskas arnas 198. Redecki Rimantas 247. Dailidnas Vytautas
150. Bujokait Vilma 199. Rubinskas Andrius 248. Kaulakys Aurimas
151. Dervinis Gintaras 200. kma Liutauras 249. Kazlauskas ydrnas
152. Galickas Egidijus 201. Vabolis Leonas 250. Kesminas Audrius
153. Geras Gintautas 202. Valinskas Algirdas 251. Kurgonas Giedrius
154. Kentrait Rasa
ET-9/1 grup 252. Lekaviius Darius
155. Kiaunyt Ramun
253. Masys Egidijus
156. Kilinskas Giedrius 203. Abraitis Saulius
254. Naujokas Orestas
157. Lukoeviius Kstutis 204. Asipauskien Erika
255. Noruait Lina
158. Malakauskait Odeta 205. Auglys Virginijus
256. Simonaitis Rimgaudas
159. Megelinskien Gitana 206. Botyrius Vytautas
257. Songaila Viktoras
160. Merkininkait Laima 207. Budys Darius
258. Zareckait Ligita
161. Migonis Gintautas 208. Karbauskas Egidijus
162. Mikaloit Diana 209. Karpaviius Ramnas Taikomoji elektronika
163. Norkut Jurgita 210. Kerza Rimantas
164. Pakauskait Alma 211. Naujokas Valdas AE-9/1 grup
165. Raceviit Inesa 212. Paulauskait Dinara 259. Bakys Saulius
166. Ragauskait Sonata 213. Punikyt Jonita 260. Cholodinskas Ignas
167. Slyius Marius 214. Puzonas Tomas 261. Gorelenkien Irina
168. ova Giedrius 215. Stasaitis Giedrius 262. Jaceviius Gediminas
169. Usonis Arnas 216. veikauskas Raimundas 263. Keras Gintautas
170. Venceviit Ramun 217. Vasiukeviius Raimundas 264. Laurinaviius Andrius
171. Vienaindyt Jurgita 265. Ramanauskien Egl
172. alait Jolita ET-9/2 grup 266. Reingardas Aurelijus
218. Bakinskyt Rita 267. Vadiius Evaldas
AT-0/2 grup 219. Baltramonaitis Renoldas 268. Vidutis Arvydas
173. Bendinas Romas 220. eponis ydrnas 269. Zaikauskas Donatas
174. Bernotas Aidas 221. Danielius Juras 270. ilionis Mindaugas
175. Buivydas Arnas 222. Grabauskait Reda
176. Karvelis Audrius 223. Griknas Zigmas AE-9/2 grup
177. Kubilius Raimondas 224. Kairys Vaidas 271. Baliauskas Audrius
178. Macijauskas Vytautas 225. Krungleviius Aidas 272. eponis Ramnas
179. Mariulionyt Loreta 226. Kuodyt Jolita 273. epulis Rolandas
180. Runza Vaidotas 227. Markauskas Dainius 274. Gasparinas Vilmantas
181. Venskus Vaidas 228. Naruis Gintaras 275. Jurovickij Vadim
182. Vidmantait Jrat 229. Raupelien Vitalija 276. Kereviius Linas
183. Zolubas Rimvydas 230. Repien Gitana 277. Klimas Giedrius
231. adit Laisv 278. Liubinas Saulius
232. Urbonas Riardas 279. Matusa Antanas
Diplomuoti 280. Rastenis Algirdas
ininieriai EE-8/1 grup 281. Starkus Mindaugas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 282. Stasiukonis Egidijus
Elektros energetika 233. Bilinskas Irmantas 283. Survila Arvydas
EE-9 grup 234. Bimba Rimantas 284. atas Mindaugas
184. Aliukonis ydrnas 235. Bukauskas Virmantas 285. Tautkeviit Joana
236. aikauskait ibuokl 286. Vitulskas Artras

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287. virblis Arnas 335. Keturakyt Brigita Proces ir rengini
336. Kumpikas Tomas valdymas
Proces valdymas 337. Maul Vygantas
AGM-9 grup 338. Milvydas Albertas AW-8 grup
288. Alauskas Rosvidas 339. Morknien Elita 378. Milinien Renata
289. Ardzijauskas Robertas 340. Naceviius Remigijus 379. Rutkauskas Dainius
290. Blekaitis Arturas 341. Raupelien Asta
291. Lauceviius Artras 342. Ridikas Aidas 1995 m.
292. Laugalys Rimas 343. Roganovait Violeta
293. Ramoka Saulius 344. Smailien Vilma Bakalaurai
294. Savickas Saulius 345. Stankeviius Ramnas
295. Sinkeviius Saulius 346. alius Arnas Energetikos ininerija
296. Stankis Saulius 347. Tubelyt Rasa
EE-1 grup
297. ievys ilvinas 348. Urmanaviien Asta
1. Abbas Ahmad
349. Vyniauskas Darius
2. Antinis Aivaras
AGT-9 grup 350. Zajankauskas Rolandas
3. Anzieh Jihad
298. Alimas Romualdas
AT-9/2 grup 4. Bachanovas Piotras
299. Arbaiauskas Valdas
351. Bardauskas Gintaras 5. Bagdanaviien Ilona
300. Bagdonas Gintaras
352. Bernatonis Tadas 6. Balinas Dangiras
301. Bersnas Donatas
353. Bytautait Jurgita 7. Bandza Almantas
302. Darakeviius Audrius
354. Grauslyt Vaid 8. Bernotas Vytautas
303. Grabauskas Darius
355. Grigaitien Sonata 9. Butnorius Audrius
304. Grays Egidijus
356. Pratuseviius Artras 10. Jonaitis Valdas
305. Jonaitien Alvina
357. imkonis Tomas 11. Kikis Audrius
306. Kelbauskas Audrius
358. Zaleckis Audrius 12. Koroliuk Roman
307. Kokinas Aleksejus
13. Krepenskait Jolanta
308. Plepys Andrius VAP-8 grup 14. Kurauskas Gytis
309. Radzeviius Tomas
310. Tumas Vytautas (vakarinis skyrius) 15. Legha Mahmoud
359. Gimauskas Dalius 16. Manas Antanas
311. Zdanaviius Raimundas
360. Labanauskas Artras 17. Mironovas Michailas
312. inka Ramnas
361. Maldonis Alvydas 18. Pangonis Romas
rengini valdymas 362. Mockut Rta 19. Raickas Audrius
20. Raila Darius
AP-9 grup 21. Rutkauskas Rimantas
313. Arendarikait Zita Magistrai
314. Balsyt Rita Elektros ininerija
315. Barkus Vidmantas
Elektros energetika
EM-1 grup
316. Belianas Arturas EW-8 grup 22. Bolskis Saulius
317. epkauskas Remigijus 363. Gudius Saulius 23. Burkauskas Rytis
318. Grybauskas Kstutis 364. Kamnas Algirdas 24. Geas Sarnas
319. Karauskait Eva 365. Petrauskas Gytis 25. Lukys Gediminas
320. Martiius Girmantas 366. Plauinis Audrius 26. Maruauskas Riardas
321. Matjoaityt Rasa 367. Svinknas Gytis 27. Popiera Tomas
322. Norkus Saulius 368. Ugenskis Arvydas 28. Vaivada arnas
323. Padolskyt Silva
324. Pareika Robertas Taikomoji elektronika AE-1 grup
325. Raupelis Darius AW-8 grup 29. Armanaviius Dainius
326. Sauleviius Darius 369. Bendoraitis Almantas 30. Bachmataviius Giedrius
327. Staniulis Riardas 370. Daniulaityt Aura 31. Gabalis Saulius
328. Vizbaras Raimundas 371. Daunoraviius Paulius 32. Galvanauskas Ramnas
372. Ezerskis Darius 33. Janauskas Mindaugas
AT-9/1 grup
373. Jasinien Elena 34. Kulnickas Giedrius
329. Bernataviius Ligitas
374. Kirna Darius 35. Matis Lauras
330. Bujauskait Dijana
375. Plitninkas Marius 36. Mlydis Darius
331. Drlyt Jolanta
376. Pultineviius Aldas 37. Milius Dovydas
332. Geiauskas Viktoras
377. Taluri Evaldas 38. Mikinis Kstutis
333. Jaciunskait Ineta
39. Narueviius Edgaras
334. Kazanaviius Giedrius

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40. Paereckien Asta 91. Mickus Aidas 138. Ambraka Kstutis
41. Radvilaviius Evaldas 92. Milius Kstutis 139. Bludnickas Robertas
42. Sadauskas Giedrius 93. Mingilas Giedrius 140. Fedorenko Edgaras
43. Sklizmantas Jonas 94. Muleviius Tomas 141. Gasinas Vaidotas
44. abrinskas Tomas 95. Perminas ilvinas 142. Gerdvilyt Jolanta
45. utinyt Diana 96. Raauskait Danut 143. Janaviius Artras
46. Vaivila Kstutis 97. Rimkus Audrius 144. Jankauskas Aurius
47. Vaitkeviius Giedrius 98. Rutkauskas Giedrius 145. Katkeviius Ramnas
48. Vasiulis Riardas 99. Sakalauskait Neringa 146. Kurpaitis Sigitas
100. alna Saulius 147. Lisica Jelena
AGM-1 grup 101. apranauskas Evaldas 148. Marcinkeviius Valdas
49. Ambrazeviius Gintaras 102. ernas Virginijus 149. Marenkait Erika
50. Beniuis Andrius 150. Motiejnas Artras
51. Bystrickis Igoris AT-1 grup 151. Norkeviius Donatas
52. ernius Artras 103. Alekeviit Rasa 152. Norkus Gerardas
53. iplys Kstutis 104. Bagdius Darius 153. Pekys Darius
54. Podobed Andrejus 105. Cukermanas Mojisejus 154. Smetonis Gravydas
55. Vaitieknas Linas 106. ypas Vaidas 155. Staneika Rimvydas
56. Valiukas Laimonas 107. Daujotait Ingrida 156. ilinskis ilvinas
108. Jonas Remigijus
AGT-1/1 grup 109. Juozapaviius Giedrius NEE-9/1 grup
57. Budrys Raimundas 110. Kulis Rolandas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
58. Cilcit Inga 111. Maziukien Loreta 157. Agafonovas Olegas
59. Fiman Jevgenija 112. Magyla Tomas 158. Aleksa Henrikas
60. Jakubonis Vidas 113. Masalis Saulius 159. Asipauskas Mindaugas
61. Juonys Gintautas 114. Maziukas Virmantas 160. Burokien Guoda
62. Markeviius Gytis 115. Odavait Aida 161. Gorbaius Andrius
63. Milieka Edmundas 116. Radzeviit Laima 162. Jankeviius Rolandas
64. Perevezencevas Dmitrijus 117. Ribakovait Inga 163. Mikuta Saulius
65. Stundys Darius 118. Rodionovas Sergejus 164. Petraviius Raimondas
66. akirovas Raitas 119. Starenko Piotras 165. Vabuolas Jonas
67. Zajauskas Darius 120. imaitis Marius 166. Vaiinas Evaldas
68. ilinskas Saulius 121. Vengalis Algirdas 167. Veeviius Rimas
AGT-1/2 grup 122. Volkovas Dmitrijus 168. Volungeviius Riardas
123. Zurlys Artras
69. Bakutyt Erika
Elektros mainos ir aparatai
70. Butkus Arnas Neakivaizdinis skyrius
71. Gurskas Egidijus 124. Bulovas Audrius EM-0 grup
72. Juraka arnas 125. Kaniauskas Drsutis 169. Furmonas Darius
73. Kazanovait Jrat 126. Klimaviius Ernestas 170. Kaveckas Egidijus
74. Kriauinas Dainius 127. Kvietkauskas Valdas 171. Kazlauskait Edita
75. Tumien Rta 128. Laurinaviius Rolandas 172. Konius Tomas
76. imkut Nijol 129. Magelinskas Rolandas 173. Konderauskas Audingas
77. ukauskas Remigijus 130. Markauskas ydrius 174. Limbait Neringa
131. Markeviit Lina 175. Maiulaitis Saulius
AP-1 grup 176. Stankeviius Liutauras
132. Motiejnas Ramutis
78. Akukait Odeta 177. kuleviit Ilona
133. Parfeniukas Nikolajus
79. Babkaitis Vytautas 178. tuopis Arnas
134. Ralys Audrius
80. Baleviius Juozas 179. Tamoinas Saulius
135. Sereika Povilas
81. Dzingeliauskas Ramnas 180. Voskien Alma
136. Stonys Alvydas
82. Gaidyt Jolanta
83. Gaiauskas Sergejus Taikomoji elektronika
84. Gricius Darius Diplomuoti
85. Jakubseviit Diana
AE-0/1 grup
ininieriai 181. Antanaviius Osmundas
86. Jonikas Mantas
182. Daugirda Ramnas
87. Jucius Saulius Elektros energetika 183. Dudonis Rolandas
88. Kalvaitis Mindaugas
89. Kirvela Darius ET-0 grup 184. iras Saulius
90. Mautis Giedrius 137. Alekeviius Saulius 185. iurinskas Giedrius

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186. Girnius Alvydas AGT-0/2 grup VAP-9 grup
187. Gruas Tomas 236. Galvanauskien Reda (vakarinis skyrius)
188. Gruzdys Edmundas 237. Konius Jonas 285. Juodis Rimantas
189. Janeviius Egidijus 238. Oertelis Saulius 286. Kairelis Vaidas
190. Juozapaviius Vladlen 239. Raiauskas Svajnas 287. Lukoeviius Riardas
191. Jurktas Vygandas 240. Raanskien Sigita 288. Snelaitis Vidmantas
192. Maknys Audrius 241. Semaka Egidijus 289. liumba Raimondas
193. Milinas Robertas 242. iupakovien Rima 290. Varnauskas Saulius
194. Narbutas Vytautas 243. leait Jrat
195. Paulauskas Mindaugas 244. Vasiliauskas Ernestas
196. Petrikas Algimantas Magistrai
197. Roukas Marijus rengini valdymas
198. Rtelionis Saulius
Elektros energetika
AP-0 grup
199. Sereika Sigitas
245. Barait Ineta EW-9 grup
200. Sutkus Tomas 291. Geys Liutauras
246. Bartkeviit Daiva
247. Bernatonis Giedrius 292. Kesinas Remigijus
AE-0/2 grup 293. Konstantinaviit Inga
201. Augustinas Raimondas 248. Deknys Vladas
249. Dima Saulius 294. Mickeviius Valdas
202. Bakutien Gintar 295. Vaitkus Rimantas
203. Butkeviius Gerdas 250. Eidukyt Oreta
204. Elijoius Linas 251. Elekyt Edita Taikomoji elektronika
205. Ilekys Laimis 252. Kemeys Remigijus
206. Kilikauskas Jurgis 253. Nedzinskas Laimis AW-9 grup
207. Kitkauskait Adriana 254. Paltusovas Eduardas 296. Atkoinas ilvinas
208. Kuzmarskis Egidijus 255. Rimaviius Gytis 297. elkis Darius
209. Mikalauskas Julius 256. Rutkauskas Algirdas 298. Gelinis Adas
210. Pakeviien Daiva 257. Saliamonaviius Alfredas 299. Lagunaviius Virginijus
211. Samoilovas Aleksandras 258. Sutkus Algirdas 300. Sadzeviius Justinas
212. Stanknas Kstutis 259. Tuzikas ydrnas 301. Stasinas Romualdas
213. aknait Ramun 260. Vytartas Singaras 302. Zdanceviius Mindaugas
214. akys Sigitas AT-0/1 grup Proces ir rengini
215. Vadvilaviit Erika
216. Vijnas Dainius
261. Bieliauskas arnas valdymas
262. Bujokait Vilma
217. Vilanikis Gediminas
263. erniauskien Sonata AW-9 grup
218. Vilimas Artras
264. Galickas Egidijus 303. aplikas Dainius
219. Voska Rtenis 304. Galvanauskas Vytautas
265. Kiaunyt Ramun
Proces valdymas 266. Lukoeviius Kstutis 305. Knabikas Remigijus
267. Malakauskait Odeta 306. Kvietkauskas Raimondas
AGR-0 grup 307. Lapienis Eventas
220. Bakys Aidas 268. Megelinskien Gitana
269. Merkininkait Laima 308. Sliys Egidijus
221. Krasnickas Algirdas 309. dankus Tadas
222. Preika Vytaras 270. Mikaloit Diana
223. Rutkauskas Svajnas 271. Raceviit Inesa viesos technika
224. Saldnas Darius 272. etakauskien Rasa
225. Staninas Andrius 273. lyius Marius EW-9 grup
226. Tranza Aurimas 274. Usonis Arnas 310. Akelaitis Juozas
275. Venceviit Ramun 311. Saceviius Raimondas
AGT-0/1 grup 276. Vienaindyt Jurgita 312. imkevi Igor
227. Bartkeviius Andrius
228. Borisenko Dmitrij AT-0/2 grup 1996 m.
229. Gluchovas Sergejus 277. Bendinas Romas
230. Kliopova Irina 278. Kubilius Raimondas Bakalaurai
231. Mikeleviius Andrius 279. Macijauskas Vytautas
232. Mironovas Aleksejus 280. Runza Vaidotas Elektros energetikos
233. Stelingis Saulius 281. Venskus Vaidas ininerija
234. Tarvydis Raigardas 282. Vidmantait Jrat
235. Venckeviien Ilona 283. Zolubas Rimvydas EE-2 grup
284. aliaduonien Loreta 1. Alekna Saulius
2. Bakys Rolandas

89
3. Butkus Andrius 53. Lipnickas Arnas NEE-0/1 grup
4. Jokuys Deividas 54. Milenis Artras (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
5. Juodagalvis Egidijus 55. Neimantas Vilius 95. Bulovas Audrius
6. Maonaviius Algirdas 56. Pauktaitis Gintaras 96. Kaniauskas Drsutis
7. Merkys Artras 57. Ramankeviius Mindaugas 97. Laurinaviius Rolandas
8. Mykolaitis Kstutis 58. Tamaas Giedrius 98. Magelinskas Rolandas
9. Raiinskis Vidmantas 59. Tautkeviius Ramnas 99. Motiejnas Ramutis
10. Strazdauskien Irta 100. Parfeniukas Nikolajus
11. mergelis Egidijus PV-2/1 grup
60. Andrulionis Giedrius 101. Subaius Almantas
12. Tamoinas Raimundas
13. Urnieius Renaldas 61. Fiodorov Andrj Elektros mainos ir aparatai
62. Gogelyt Edita
EK-2 grup 63. Kondrotas Evaldas EM-1 grup
14. Duinskyt Vaida 64. Kondrotien Daina 102. Bolskis Saulius
15. Grblinait Aura 65. Lauit Daiva 103. Burkauskas Rytis
16. Jurgutyt Edita 66. Norkus Rimantas 104. Geas arnas
17. Kijauskait Jolita 67. Paulauskas Linas 105. Lukys Gediminas
18. Latvnait Irma 68. Plakut Vita 106. Popiera Tomas
19. Lipinskait Asta 69. Repyt Jolanta 107. Vaivada arnas
20. Maceviit Daiva 70. Slatkeviius Nerijus
21. Orlovien Viktorija 71. Stankeviius Giedrius Taikomoji elektronika
22. Paulaviien Jurgita 72. Velykis Dainius AE-1 grup
23. Rakauskait Lina 73. Virbaius Kstutis 108. Armanaviius Dainius
24. Stasiulaitien Rasa 109. Bachmataviius Giedrius
25. Sudrab Geliana PV-2/2 grup
110. Dagilis Audrius
26. Vaiknorait Asta 74. rka Aidas
111. Dirmantas Erlandas
27. Vaitkeviit Jrat 75. Goraviius Arnas
112. Matis Lauras
28. Vyniauskait Vilma 76. Kabanov Dmitrij
113. Milius Dovydas
29. Zubaviit Aistija 77. Karoblius Egidijus
114. Narueviius Edgaras
IV-2 grup 115. Paereckien Diana
NEE-1/1 grup
78. Aleknaviius Svajnas 116. Sadauskas Giedrius
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 117. Sklizmantas Jonas
79. Aliukas Gintaras
30. Aleksa Henrikas 118. abrinskas Tomas
80. Kazlauskas Arvydas
31. Boguevi Anatolij 119. Undraityt Asta
81. Rinknas Darius
32. Bruneikien Aura 120. Vaivila Kstutis
82. Slieauskas Esmiraldas
33. Chraminas Aleksejus 121. Vaitkeviius Giedrius
34. Gabrinas Tadas VT-2 grup 122. Vasiulis Riardas
35. Januauskas Rimantas 83. Blekaitis Egidijus
36. Kelermanas Darius 84. Kalda Egidijus Proces valdymas
37. Kytra Vytenis 85. Kaminskas Rimas
38. Kovalenka Valerij
AGM-1 grup
86. Kanapeckas ilvinas 123. Beniuis Andrius
39. Lebedevas Vitalijus 87. Pranka Irmantas 124. Byla Aidas
40. Milien Lina 88. Stadalius Robertas
41. Ruginien Jolanta Kastut 125. Kairys Darius
89. imnas Rimantas 126. Vaitieknas Linas
42. etakauskas Deimantas 90. Urbonas Vaidas
43. karnulis Arnas 127. Valiukas Laimonas
91. Vedegys Aurelijus
44. Turinskij Romuald 92. sinas Arnas AGT-1/1 grup
Elektros ininerija 128. Budrys Raimundas
Diplomuoti 129. Cilcit Inga
TE-2 grup 130. Fiman Jevgenija
45. Brazaitis Narnas ininieriai 131. Milieka Edmundas
46. Butkus Linas 132. Perevezencevas Dmitrijus
47. Gintautas Gintaras
Elektros energetika 133. ilinskas Saulius
48. Gricyt Jurgita EE-1 grup
49. Janueviius Egidijus 93. Butnorius Audrius AGT-1/2 grup
50. Kazakauskas Tomas 94. Raickas Audrius 134. Bakutyt Erika
51. Lainskait Ilona 135. Butkus Arnas
52. Leonaviius Vytenis 136. Gurskas Egidijus

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137. Kairien Vitalija 181. Peiulionis Algis 3. Gatautis Ramnas
138. Kazanovait Jrat 182. Suila Vytautas 4. Grainys Kstutis
139. Kriauinas Dainius 183. Virganaviius Valius 5. Judzentaviius Robertas
140. Laas Vytis 6. Kilikauskas Gintautas
Taikomoji elektronika 7. Latakas Vidmantas
rengini ir sistem 8. Levkoviius Romualdas
AM-0/2 grup
valdymas 184. Ramanauskien Egl 9. Miliauskas Audrius
185. Reingardas Aurelijus 10. Nagys Donaldas
AP-1 grup
186. Survila Arvydas 11. Palionis Evaldas
141. iplien Diana
187. Vadiius Evaldas 12. Ramaauskas Tomas
142. Gaiauskas Sergejus
188. Zaikauskas Donatas 13. Skamarakas Rimvildas
143. Gricius Darius
14. vaas Virginijus
144. Kuzminas Leonidas
145. Mickus Aidas
Proces ir rengini 15. Tinteris Vytautas
valdymas 16. Vaitkaitis Darius
146. Milius Kstutis
17. Vaitknas Petras
147. Raauskait Danut AM-0/3 grup 18. Venskys Irmantas
148. Rimkus Audrius 189. Andriukeviit Laimut
149. Rutkauskas Giedrius 190. Bagdonas Gintaras EK-3 grup
150. Sakalauskait Neringa 191. Furmonaviit Jurga 19. Bieris Paulius
151. alna Saulius 192. Janorait Vilma 20. Radvila Giedrius
152. ernas Virginijus 193. Karvelis Dalius 21. Malskyt Inga
153. selien Jolanta 194. Krasauskien Vilma 22. Kondrotait Aira
195. Plepys Andrius 23. Degutis Tomas
AT-1 grup
196. Tamaas Linas 24. Razbadauskien Jurga
154. Alekeviit Rasa
197. Vosylius Ratmiras 25. Urmileviius Ramnas
155. Cukermanas Mojisjus
198. ilinskas Darius 26. Gerotait Jrat
156. ypas Vaidas
199. inka Ramnas 27. Tekoraitis Egidijus
157. Daujotait Ingrida
28. Pavasaris Tomas
158. Jonas Remigijus AM-0/4 grup 29. Skorupskien Vitalija
159. Juozapaviius Giedrius 200. Baknas Rimas 30. Dregval Sergj
160. Kulis Rolandas 201. Buivydas Arnas
161. Magyla Tomas 202. ajauskas Giedrius NEE-2/1 grup
162. Masalis Saulius 203. Dervinis Gintaras (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
163. Maziukas Virmantas 204. Dervinien Alma 31. Aliulis Audrius
164. Maziukien Loreta 205. Geras Gintautas 32. Andriukeviius Saulius
165. Odavait Aida 206. Kalvaitis Artras Klementas
166. Radzeviit Laima 207. Karvelis Andrius 33. Armonas Viktoras
167. Ribakovait Inga 208. Leonovas Rolanas 34. Butkeviius Darius
168. Rodionovas Sergejus 209. Simutis Arvydas 35. Damynas Raimondas
169. Starenko Piotras 210. Stanislaviius Eligijus 36. Glodenis Gytis
170. imaitis Marius 211. Vizbaras Raimundas 37. Janukevi Miroslav
171. Zurlys Artras 212. alait Jolita 38. Jestremskis Antanas
VAP-0 grup 39. Lazauskas Dainius
(vakarinis skyrius) viesos technika 40. Lazdauskas Gediminas
172. Gatautis Vilmantas AM-0/1 grup 41. Mieliauskas Egidijus
173. Lekaviius Saulius 42. Nedzinskas Rimantas
213. Aliauskas Raimondas
174. Sidaraviius Virginijus 43. Popoviev Igor
214. Otas Konstantinas
175. etokas Linas 44. Rimkeviius Rtenis
176. Tauras Nerijus 1997 m. 45. Ruzgien Jrat
46. Sabeckas Bronislovas
Magistrai 47. Sideraviius Edvardas
Bakalaurai 48. Staniauskas Nerijus
Elektros energetika Elektros energetikos 49. Stanynas Darius
50. Teplov Konstantin
AM-0/1 grup ininerija 51. Zaborskas Vilius
177. eponis ydrnas 52. Zizas Ramnas
178. ernius Albertas
EE-3 grup
1. Balakauskas Darius
179. Kriauionis Gediminas
2. epleviit Indr
180. Liutkeviius Darius

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Elektros ininerija 101. Gargasas Vytautas Taikomoji elektronika
102. Gudinaviius Arnas
EM-3 grup 103. Kalinauskas Egidijus TE-2 grup
53. Bimba Audrius 104. Karnauchovas Vitalijus 145. Brazaitis Narnas
54. Bulotas Darius 105. Laukaitis Darius 146. Butkus Linas
55. Liukaitis Darius 106. Masaitis Virmantas 147. Gricyt Jurgita
56. Peiukaitis Linas 107. Matiuovas Olegas 148. Janueviius Egidijus
57. Pitkauskas Egidijus 108. Pekys Aurimas 149. Kazakauskas Tomas
58. Sagaitis Marius 109. Raila Dainius 150. Lainskait Ilona
59. Virbickas Modestas 110. Raila Mindaugas 151. Neimantas Vilius
60. arnauskas Kstutis 111. Strimaitis Kstutis 152. Pauktaitis Gintaras
112. Sutkeviius Raimondas 153. Ramankeviius Mindaugas
TE-3 grup 154. Tamaas Giedrius
113. Tuinyla Dainius
61. Davidaviius Tadas
114. Valantinas Rytis
62. Deveika Viktoras Proces valdymas
115. Vrubliauskait Viktorija
63. Garmus Dangiras
64. Gorevojus Aleksandras
116. Zbarskis Markas PV-2 grup
155. Andrulionis Giedrius
65. Grika Linas
Diplomuoti 156. Andrulionien Daiva
66. Ilgavyis Riardas
157. Butkus Arnas
67. Karanauskas Paulius ininieriai 158. erka Aidas
68. Kumpaitis Liutauras
159. Fiodorov Andrj
69. Nedzinskas Linas Elektros energetikos 160. Gogelyt Edita
70. Rikus Arnas ininerija 161. Goraviius Arnas
71. Stankus Alfredas
EE-2 grup 162. Kabanov Dmitrij
72. tuikys Arijus
117. Alekna Saulius 163. Kondrotas Evaldas
73. Vaitknas Mindaugas
118. Jonaitis Valdas 164. Kondrotien Daina
74. Valaityt Vilma
119. Maonaviius Algirdas 165. Laas Vytis
75. ukas Darius
120. Merkys Artras 166. Repyt Jolanta
PV-3 grup 121. Povilaitis Ramnas 167. Slatkeviius Nerijus
76. Armonaitis Linas 122. Raiinskis Vidmantas 168. Virbaius Kstutis
77. Jackeviius Nerijus 123. mergelis Egidijus
78. Jarutis Dainius
Valdymo technologijos
79. Kavaliauskas Rolandas EK-2 grup IV-2 grup
80. Kazlauskas Tadas 124. Duinskyt Vaida 169. Jucius Saulius
81. Kureviius Ramnas 125. Kijauskait Jolita 170. Kazlauskas Arvydas
82. Paulauskas Arnas 126. Latvnait Irma 171. Slieauskas Esmiraldas
83. Prieskienis Nerijus 127. Lipinskait Asta 172. Zabarauskas Eligijus
84. Razbadauskas Romualdas 128. Maceviit Daiva
85. ablinskas arnas 129. Orlovien Viktorija VT-2 grup
86. erknas Darius 130. Paulaviien Jurgita 173. Blekaitis Egidijus
87. ipaila Marius 131. Rakauskait Lina 174. Kalda Egidijus
88. tuikys Egidijus 132. Sidarien Vilma 175. Kanapeckas ilvinas
89. Tauras Gediminas 133. Stasiulaitien Rasa 176. Pranka Irmantas
90. emaitis Robertas 134. Sudrab Geliana 177. Stadalius Robertas
135. Vaitkeviit Jrat 178. Urbonas Vaidas
IV-3 grup 179. Vedegys Aurelijus
91. Kadler Olga NEE-1/1 grup 180. Vengalis Algirdas
92. Kaubrys Giedrius (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
93. Kregd Skaidrius 136. Boguevi Anatolij
94. Lankutis Linas 137. Bruneikien Aura
Magistrai
95. Macijauskait Giedr 138. Gabrinas Tadas Elektros energetika
96. Majauskas Rytis 139. Kelermanas Darius
97. Mikalauskas Robertas 140. Kytra Vytenis AM-1/2 grup
98. Mikalauskien Inga 141. Kvietkauskas Valdas 181. Antinis Aivaras
142. Sereika Povilas 182. Anzieh Jihad
VT-3 grup 143. Stonys Alvydas 183. Bachanovas Piotras
99. Aksinaviius Dainius 144. etakauskas Deimantas 184. Balinas Dangiras
100. Bielskus Laimonas 185. Bandza Almantas

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186. Bernotas Vytautas 6. Golanskis Artras 59. plis Aurelijus
187. Kikis Audrius 7. Ignataviius Mindaugas 60. Uliskas Vytautas
188. Kurauskas Gytis 8. Jonaitis Audrius 61. Vozbutas Arnoldas
189. Legha Mahmoud 9. Kymantas Nerijus
190. Pangonis Romas 10. Kmieliauskas Saulius Elektros ininerija
191. Rutkauskas Rimantas 11. Lasys Mindaugas EM-4 grup
12. Nakvosas Antanas 62. Baceviius Liutauras
Proces ir rengini 13. Norkus Marius 63. Inokaitis Mindaugas
valdymas 14. Norvaia Egidijus 64. Piesliakas Evaldas
AM-1/3 grup 15. Oninas Evaldas 65. Tarnauskait Gitana
192 Ambrazeviius Gintaras 16. Prievelis Evaldas 66. Varatiejus Kstutis
193. Babkaitis Vytautas 17. Raimas Povilas 67. Visockis Vitalijus
194. ernius Artras 18. Rybelis Riardas 68. Vitkauskas ydrnas
195. iplys Kstutis 19. Sakoviius Jevgenijus 69. Virbickas Modestas
196. Galvanauskien Reda 20. Staelis Virginijus 70. ukauskas Giedrius
197. Gluchovas Sergejus 21. imas Andrius
198. Jakubonis Vidas 22. ventoraitis Vytautas TE-4 grup
199. Kavaliauskas Vitoldas 23. Zuzeviius Linas 71. Bujanova Ala
200. Kliopova Irina 24. emaitis Aurelijus 72. Masiulien Vytaut
201. Latkauskas Rokas 73. Nikitinas Anatolijus
202. Luinskas Paulius EK-4 grup 74. Puodinas Audrius
203. Markeviius Gytis 25. Brusokas Dainius 75. selis Audrius
204. Muleviius Tomas 26. Diryt Egl
205. Volkovas Dmitrijus 27. Ivokait Rta Automatika ir valdymas
28. Jarimaviius Rimvydas
206. Zajauskas Darius
29. Juknelis arnas
PV-4 grup
207. ukauskas Remigijus 76. Adomaviius Donatas
30. Kapleraitis Martynas
77. Arimaviius Vidmantas
Elektromechanika 31. Krisiuleviit Alma
78. Bakanas Tomas
32. Kuuzeorgas Ilmaras
AM-1/2 grup 33. Milinait Renata
79. Bilius Arnas
208. Juraka arnas 80. Bradauskas Robertas
34. Mikinyt Jrat
209. Maruauskas Riardas 81. alka Mindaugas
35. Morkeviit Jolita
82. Damaius Gintaras
Taikomoji elektronika 36. Navickait Vaiva
83. Gureckis Renatas
37. Pareigis Ervinas
AM-1/1 grup 84. Paknas Jonas
38. Petrauskien ydrn
210. Kilikauskas Jurgis 85. Petronis Marius
39. Petrueviien ydrn
211. Kitkauskait Adriana 86. Rimskis Donaldas
40. Stankeviit Kristina
212. Mlydis Darius 87. Simanaviius Linas
41. Stryt Lina
213. Mikinis Kstutis 88. Skuolis Vygantas
42. Vasiliauskait Aldona
214. atas Mindaugas 89. Stanionis Gintaras
43. Vosylit Lina
90. Stankius Rytis
viesos technika NEE-3/1 grup 91. Stasiulis Andrius
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 92. urupovas Vytautas
AM-1/2 grup 93. Vaitkus Vygandas
215. Jurktas Vygantas 44. iakas Tadas
45. Jocius Laisvnas 94. Vasiliauskien Ginalda
1998 m. 46. Kamandulis Ramnas IV-4 grup
47. Leonaviien Edita 95. Almazovas Aleksandras
48. Mackeviius Renvaldas
Bakalaurai 49. Maziliauskas Kstutis
96. Bartuseviius Ramnas
97. Ivinskas Marius
Elektros energetikos 50. Murauskas Arvydas 98. Karnaityt Asta
51. Narbutas Nerijus 99. Kazlas Raimundas
technologijos
52. Nazarovas Artras
EE-4 grup 53. Niaura Mindaugas VT-4 grup
1. Aubalis Mindaugas 54. Noskovas Jonas 100. Ananijevas Rolandas
2. Bartknas Darius 55. Rima Aidas 101. Anukeviius Mindaugas
3. Bielskis Gintaras 56. Semionov Arsenij 102. Bielinas Putinas
4. Bruklys Renatas 57. Stokus Aurimas 103. Blainas Giedrius
5. Ddonis Arnas 58. idlauskas Riardas 104. Butkys Darius

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105. epel Andrius 150. Staniauskas Nerijus 186. Butkus Andrius
106. Gudaitis Mindaugas 151. Zaborskas Vilius 187. Grblinait Aura
107. Iljinas Lauras 188. Juodagalvis Egidijus
108. Jasiulionis Evaldas Elektros mainos ir aparatai 189. Kereiien Edita
109. Jencit Irma EM-3 grup 190. Tamoinas Raimundas
110. Juoznas Algirdas 152. Bimba Audrius 191. Urnieius Renaldas
111. Juraka Mindaugas 192. Vaiknorait Asta
112. Kantaraviius Gediminas Ininerin elektronika 193. Zubaviit Aistija
113. Keras Romas
114. Kny Andrejus
TE-3 grup Taikomoji elektronika
153. Davidaviius Tadas
115. Krunkaitis Tomas AM-2/1 grup
154. Deveika Viktoras
116. Maiokait Viktorija 194. Jarueviius Egidijus
155. Garmus Dangiras
117. Maiulis Paulius 195. Lipnickas Arnas
156. Gorevojus Aleksandras
118. Malinauskas Gedas 196. Narbutas Vytautas
157. Grika Linas
119. Oelis arnas 197. Sadauskas Giedrius
158. Ilgavyis Riardas
120. Pangonis ydrnas 198. abrinskas Tomas
159. Karanauskas Paulius
121. Perednis Mindaugas 199. Vaitkeviius Giedrius
160. Nedzinskas Linas
122. Pozdniakovas Dainius
161. Parmionovas Olegas Proces ir sistem valdymas
123. Pora Arnas
162. Rikus Arnas
124. Pupkeviius Egidijus
125. Rauktys Linas
163. tuikys Arijus AM-2/3 grup
164. Tautkeviius Ramnas 200. Karoblius Egidijus
126. Rudyt Ieva
165. ukas Darius 201. Plakut Vita
127. alinas Darius
202. Raiauskas Svajnas
128. Venckeviius Gintas Proces valdymas 203. Stankeviius Giedrius
PV-3 grup Valdymo technologijos
Diplomuoti 166. Jackeviius Nerijus
ininieriai 167. Jarutis Dainius AM-2/3 grup
168. Kuniglis Riardas 204. Aleknaviius Svajnas
Elektros energetika 169. Kureviius Ramnas 205. Bagdius Darius
EE-3 grup 170. Prieskienis Nerijus 206. Cukermanas Mojisjus
129. Grainys Kstutis 171. erknas Darius 207. Kaminskas Rimas
130. Latakas Vidmantas 172. tuikys Egidijus 208. Magyla Tomas
131. Levkoviius Romualdas 173. emaitis Robertas 209. Odavait Aida
132. Miliauskas Audrius 210. Starenko Piotras
Valdymo technologijos 211. imnas Rimantas
133. Nagys Donaldas
134. vaas Virginijus IV-3 grup 212. Ulozeviien Odeta
135. Tinteris Vytautas 174. Kadler Olga 213. sinas Arnas
136. Venskys Irmantas 175. Lankutis Linas viesos technika
176. Kaubrys Giedrius
EK-3 grup 177. Kregd Skaidrius AM-2/1 grup
137. Degutis Tomas 178. Macijauskait Giedr 214. Jokuys Deividas
138. Dregval Sergj 215. Leonaviius Vytenis
139. Malskyt Inga VT-3 grup 216. Vaitkeviius Gintautas
140. Pavasaris Tomas 179. Karnauchovas Vitalijus
141. Razbadauskien Jurga 180. Masaitis Virmantas 1999 m.
142. Skorupskien Vitalija 181. Matiuovas Olegas
143. Tekoraitis Egidijus 182. Rimas Nedas
144. Urmileviius Ramnas 183. Sutkeviius Raimondas
Bakalaurai
184. Tuinyla Dainius Elektros energetikos
NEE-2/1 grup
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) technologijos
Magistrai
145. Andriukeviius Saulius EE-5 grup
Klementas Elektros energetikos 1. Abraitis Rimutis
146. Armonas Viktoras ininerija 2. Alimas Raimundas
147. Glodenis Gytis 3. Bendikas Tomas
148. Rimkeviius Rtenis AM-2/2 grup 4. Blandis Vygandas
149. Sideraviius Edvardas 185. Bakys Rolandas 5. Darvidas Marius

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6. Daukys Gediminas 59. Savukas Rimas 109. kuleviius Artras
7. Grit Donatas 60. Sikorskis Mindaugas 110. umskas Eugenijus
8. Kazlauskas Vaidotas 61. Sriubas Nerijus 111. Vinkauskas Tomas
9. Kubiakas arnas 62. Stankeviius Robertas 112. ukauskas Linas
10. Lisonkait Alma 63. Urbonaviius Dainius
11. Maksimaviius Mindaugas 64. Urbonas Ramnas IV-5 grup
12. Martiauskas Aurimas 65. Valaika Vaidas 113. Baniauskas Giedrius
13. Melnikovas Petras 66. Zutkien Andelika 114. Brueviius Gintautas
14. Radziukynas Virginijus 115. Grigas Ramnas
15. Sabaliauskas Marius Elektros ininerija 116. Kulikauskas Zigmantas
16. Staniulis Robertas EM-5 grup 117. Rinkeviius Tadas
17. Vaivada Remigijus 67. Cicnait Audron 118. Snarskis Tomas
18. Varatinskas Laimonas 68. Dzimidaviius Adrijus 119. aknas Romanas
19. Venskutonis Gaivilas 69. Launikonis Nerijus 120. Treigys Alfredas
20. Vidinas Vitoldas 70. Levickis Darius 121. Valatka Marius
21. iliauskas Povilas 71. Maciunskas Arnas
72. Muleviius Albertas
VT-5 grup
EK-5 grup 122. Bartkeviius Arnas
73. Perkumas Nerijus
22. ivilis Paulius 123. Buknys Darius
74. Ralys Mindaugas
23. Degsyt Jolita 124. Bukuinskait Sigita
75. Vismantas Saulius
24. Gedmintas Donatas 125. Bdvytis Paulius
25. Gudait Egl TE-5 grup 126. Derbutait Vaiva
26. Gudinait Aist 76. Baublys Vytautas 127. Grudzinskas Juozas
27. Kazlauskait Vaida 77. Burba Tomas 128. Guoga Raimondas
28. Kirda Tomas 78. Gorodeckis Dimitrijus 129. Jakelinas Artras
29. Kmieliauskait Kristina 79. Gudaitis Vaidotas 130. Janaitis Evaldas
30. Kopalinskait Kristina 80. Joys Donatas 131. Kulakauskas Saulius
31. Kulyt Edita 81. Lopaitis ydrnas 132. Laktionkinas Nerijus
32. Macelyt Lina 82. Ramanauskas Ramnas 133. Pabrica Ramnas
33. Mikneviius arnas 83. Sajanas Andrejus 134. Paviris ydrnas
34. Plekaityt Dalia 84. nirpnas Antanas 135. Petknas Arvydas
35. Pociut Raimonda 85. Trinskien Neringa 136. Pikutis ydrnas
36. Primagovas Robertas 86. Zalagaitis Skirmantas 137. Sinickas Robertas
37. Skamaroius Audrius 138. Stanislauskas Svajnas
38. Starovoitova Ilona Automatika ir valdymas 139. Umbrasas Mindaugas
39. Surdokas Raimundas PV-5 grup 140. Venslovaitis Deivis
40. ileikait Galina 141. Vingis Rimvydas
87. Bagdonait Ingrida
41. umskien Daiva 142. emaitis Irmantas
88. Baltuninkas Darius
42. Tirlikas Redas 89. Brazauskas Kstutis GT-5 grup
43. Trocenko Marina 90. epurin Andrej 143. Miauskait Indr
44. Urbanaviius Edvardas 91. Dunikas Vitalijus 144. Mockus Juozas
45. Vekys Vaidas 92. Grigonis Gediminas 145. Rudzikas Arnoldas
93. Grudis Vaidas 146. Sajeviius Artras
NB-4 grup 94. Jankauskas Dainius 147. Zakarka Andrius
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 95. Jansonait Aurelija 148. iliauskas Marius
46. Babukin Dmitrij 96. Janukeviius Dainius
47. Beneseviius Jonas 97. Kazernaviius Remigijus
48. Boguien Danut 98. Kukauskas Saulius Diplomuoti
49. Dapys Dalius 99. Lapkauskas Marius ininieriai
50. Daugla Andrius 100. Liugait Inga
51. Eiroius Aurimas 101. Mikalauskyt Egl Elektros energetika
52. Golovenkov Eduard 102. Misinas ydrnas
53. Grabauskas Darius EE-4 grup
103. Orinait Neringa 149. Bartknas Darius
54. Ivanov Andrej 104. Ratkeviius Tomas
55. Mariulionis Andrius 150. Bruklys Renatas
105. Rimknas Liutauras 151. Ddonis Arnas
56. Matijoaitis Arnas 106. Rubeanskij Anatolij
57. Norkus Rimantas 152. Ignataviius Mindaugas
107. Sadauskas Andrius 153. Kymantas Nerijus
58. Rynkevi Leonardas 108. Spudys Evaldas 154. Kmieliauskas Saulius

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155. Nakvosas Antanas Valdymo technologijos Valdymo technologijos
156. Norkus Marius
157. Oninas Evaldas IV-4 grup AM-3/4 grup
158. Prievelis Evaldas 195. Almazovas Aleksandras 232. Aksinaviius Dainius
159. Raimas Povilas 196. Kazlas Raimundas 233. Blekaitis Egidijus
160. Rybelis Riardas 234. Gargasas Vytautas
VT-4 grup 235. Gudinaviius Arnas
EK-4 grup 197. Ananijevas Rolandas 236. Guja Dainius
161. Ivokait Rta 198. Anukeviius Mindaugas 237. Laukaitis Darius
162. Kapleraitis Martynas 199. Jasiulionis Evaldas 238. Pekys Aurimas
163. Mikinyt Jrat 200. Oelis arnas 239. Raila Dainius
164. Petrueviien ydrn 201. Pora Arnas 240. Raila Mindaugas
202. alinas Darius 241. Stadalius Robertas
NEE-3/1 grup 242. Strimaitis Kstutis
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) Magistrai 243. Taurien Viktorija
165. iakas Tadas 244. Valantinas Rytis
166. Diryt Egl Elektros energetikos
167. Jankauskien Lina ininerija 2000 m.
168. Jocius Laisvnas
169. Leonaviien Edita AM-3/2 grup
203. Aleknien Jolita Bakalaurai
170. Mackeviius Renvaldas
171. Maiulis Paulius 204. Balakauskas Darius Elektros energetikos
172. Murauskas Arvydas 205. epleviit Indr
206. Gatautis Ramnas
technologijos
173. Narbutas Nerijus
174. Noskovas Jonas 207. Gerotait Jrat EE-6 grup
175. Ruzgien Jrat 208. Jasinas Kstutis 1. Baiauskas Lukas
176. Semionov Arsenij 209. Kilikauskas Gintautas 2. Baliukynas Kstutis
177. Staelis Virginijus 210. Kondrotait Aira 3. Baliukovas Rokas
178. ventoraitis Vytautas 211. Lipinskait Asta 4. Bauys Lauras
212. Palionis Evaldas 5. Bluas Darius
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 213. Paulaviien Jurgita 6. Brideris Marius
214. Raiinskis Vidmantas 7. Dakeviius Aurelijus
EM-4 grup 215. Roanskas Antanas
179. Inokaitis Mindaugas 8. Dekaminaviius Marius
216. Sidarien Vilma 9. Eiinas Tomas
180. Piesliakas Evaldas
217. Sudrab Geliana 10. Globys Robertas
181. Varatiejus Kstutis
218. Tarvydas Dalius 11. Guius Albertas
182. Virbickas Modestas
183. Vitkauskas ydrnas 12. Kelpa Nerijus
Elektromechanika 13. Limontas Vytautas
184. ukauskas Giedrius
AM-3/1 grup 14. Linkeviius ydrnas
Ininerin elektronika 219. Butkus Linas 15. Lynykas Giedrius
220. Liukaitis Darius 16. Milius Evaldas
TE-4 grup 221. Pauktaitis Gintaras 17. Narius Simonas
185. Bujanova Ala 18. Padegimas Riardas
222. Pitkauskas Egidijus
186. selis Audrius 19. Papekys Mindaugas
223. Sagaitis Marius
Proces valdymas 224. Strumilien Rta 20. Petrauskas Linas
225. Vaitknas Mindaugas 21. Pukas Giedrius
PV-4 grup 22. Raveikis Tomas
187. alka Mindaugas Proces ir sistem valdymas 23. Savickait Ramun
188. Gureckis Renatas 24. Skirpstas Marius
AM-3/3 grup
189. Petronis Marius 25. Subaius Egidijus
226. Andrulionis Giedrius
190. Rimskis Donaldas 26. Sviridovas Olegas
227. Armonaitis Linas
191. Skuolis Vygantas 27. ablinskas Andrius
228. Oboleviius Darius
192. Stankius Rytis 28. imkeviius Andrius
229. Razbadauskas Romualdas
193. Stasiulis Andrius 29. tikanas Kstutis
230. Repyt Jolanta
194. urupovas Vytautas 30. tilinis Rimvydas
231. Tauras Gediminas
31. Taraseviius Edvardas
32. Virbickas Daivis
33. Zavalis Juozas

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34. ukauskas Saulius 87. Sirvydis Mindaugas 135. ernas Sigitas
88. Stasinaitis Vidmantas 136. Gaigalas Egidijus
EK-6 grup 89. Stumbras Kstutis 137. Guys Gediminas
35. Augyt Kristina 90. vabas Mindaugas 138. Petriknas Aurelijus
36. Balytis Darius 91. Vekien Valdon 139. Rumbutis Evaldas
37. Butkus Andrius 140. Savickas Kstutis
38. Dungveckis Vaidas Elektros ininerija 141. amanskas Valdas
39. Gineviius Vidas 142. aruevas Evaldas
40. Grakauskait Judita
EM-6 grup
92. Baltutis Tomas 143. ileikien Asta
41. Gudonis Tomas 144. Vincekas Tomas
93. Indrikeviius Tomas
42. Kalendrait Aura 145. Virbalait Olgita
94. Kryeviius Darius
43. Kielait Egl 146. Vizbarkas Donatas
95. Lukoius Mindaugas
44. Laukait Asta
96. Stefaniina Ieva VT-6 grup
45. Liniovas Edvardas
97. Sviderskis Dainius
46. Linkeviit Birut 147. Adomulis Giedrius
98. imkeviius Marius
47. Lunikovas Arturas 148. Bakys Ramnas
99. Urbonait Edita
48. Prokopaviit Vilma 149. Brazyt Lina
49. Pukertait Neringa TE-6 grup 150. Buragas Rytis
50. Raudonyt Rta 100. Aleksiejus Petras 151. Dradiulis Mindaugas
51. Simanaviit Reda 101. Bendikas Donatas 152. Dumbliauskas Tomas
52. Skirkait Audra 102. epurna Artras 153. Dzindzilait Inga
53. Stokut Aura 103. erkauskas Darius 154. Gasinas Tomas
54. Zakarauskas Darius 104. iuplys Dainius 155. Grigas Ugnius
55. lioba Tomas 105. Dagys Dainius 156. Guzaviius Paulius
106. Rugys Romas 157. Guzelis Robertas
NB-5 grup 158. Januaitis Julius
107. Sadauskas Darius
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 108. Stuknys Andrius 159. Joionis Edvinas
56. Apanaviius Gintaras 109. Valinius Donatas 160. Klimas Darius
57. Bogdiun Jan 161. Kragnys Riardas
58. Boza Valdas Automatika ir valdymas 162. Krungleviius Dalius
59. Buinickas Rimvydas 163. Kuncaitis Mindaugas
60. ereka Deivydas PV-6 grup 164. Misinas Dalius
61. erniauskien Laima 110. Austinskas Mindaugas
165. Navickas Linas
62. Devicijonas Valdemaras 111. Bartninkas Tomas
166. Nikulinas Andrius
63. Dobilinskien Daiva 112. Bendinskas Audrius
167. Rastenis Mindaugas
64. Dobilinskas Rimantas 113. Bukauskas eslovas
168. Rimkeviius Jonas
65. Domaauskas Juozas 114. Dobilas Airinas
169. Stokus Povilas
66. Dzedulionis Giedrius 115. Dunikas Donatas
170. adzeviius Giedrius
67. Grblikas Teisutis 116. Gabrinas Darius
171. aulys Donatas
68. Grineviius Eugenijus 117. Gedutyt Ingrida
172. liauteris Tomas
69. Ignataviius Virginijus 118. Grigalinas Eivydas
173. vilpauskas Dainius
70. Ivanovas Vasilijus 119. Gureviit Asta
174. Tamoinas Mindaugas
71. Jakien Rasa 120. Kakonas Vytautas
175. Vadeika Eimantas
72. Kalpokien Aura 121. Kelmelis Marijus
176. emaitis Riardas
73. Kiela Tomas 122. Lukoeviius Valdas
177. ukauskas Laimonas
74. Kukarskis Egidijus 123. Marcinkeviius Denisas
75. Kunauskas Algis 124. Oviarov Aleksandr GT-6 grup
76. Liaudanskis Remigijus 125. Parnarauskas Eugenijus 178. Baliukeviius Adas
77. Munius Vidas 126. Radius Tomas 179. Gasiliauskas Algirdas
78. Musulas Virginijus 127. Remeikien Aiva 180. Judickas Remigijus
79. Nesavas Riardas 128. Saikeviius Linas 181. Junelis Eimutis
80. Pirakevi Josif 129. Simaitis Tomas 182. Kudirka Mindaugas
81. Plauinis Renaldas 130. etokas Rolandas 183. Marcinkeviius Gintaras
82. Pnis Saulius 131. tikonas Andrius 184. Maeika Artras
83. Raudonius Ramnas 132. Valantiejus Darius 185. Minceviit Benita
84. Rimaauskas Artras 133. indius Kstutis 186. Razuleviit ivil
85. Rutkauskas Saulius 187. Rugienius ilvinas
IV-6 grup 188. Spdys Almantas
86. Rutkauskas Artras 134. Baltunikas Mindaugas

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Diplomuoti 226. Liugait Inga 267. Stanionien Renata
227. Mikalauskyt Egl 268. imas Andrius
ininieriai 228. Orinait Neringa 269. Tinteris Vytautas
229. Ratkeviius Tomas 270. Vasiliauskait Aldona
Elektros energetika 230. Rimknas Liutauras 271. Zuzeviius Linas
EE-5 grup 231. Spudys Evaldas 272. emaitis Aurelijus
189. Abraitis Rimutis
190. Darvidas Marius Valdymo technologijos Elektromechanika
191. Grit Donatas IV-5 grup AM-4/1 grup
192. Sabaliauskas Marius 232. Grigas Ramnas 273. Baceviius Liutauras
193. Varatinskas Laimonas 233. Kapustinskas Linas 274. Bimba Audrius
194. Venskutonis Gaivilas 234. Kulikauskas Zigmantas 275. Kairys Andrius
235. Rinkeviius Tadas 276. etakauskas Deimantas
EK-5 grup 236. Valatka Marius 277. Tarnauskait Gitana
195. Degsyt Jolita
196. Gudait Egl VT-5 grup Taikomoji elektronika
197. Gudinait Aist 237. Pangonis ydrnas
198. Kazlauskait Vaida 238. Sinickas Robertas AM-4/1 grup
199. Kirda Tomas 239. Stanislauskas Svajnas 278. Deveika Viktoras
200. Kopalinskait Kristina 240. Vingis Rimvydas 279. Grika Linas
201. Kulyt Edita 280. Ilgavyis Riardas
202. Mikneviius arnas GT-5 grup 281. Karanauskas Paulius
203. Pociut Raimonda 241. Zakarka Andrius 282. Nedzinskas Linas
204. Primagovas Robertas
205. Surdokas Raimundas Darb sauga Proces ir sistem valdymas
206. Tirlikas Redas DS-5 grup
207. Trocenko Marina
AM-4/3 grup
242. Frolova Olga 283. Andrulionien Daiva
208. Vekys Vaidas 243. Gegeckait Asta 284. Bakanas Tomas
244. Grigonis Gediminas 285. Bilius Arnas
NEE-4 grup 245. Grudis Vaidas
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 286. Bradauskas Robertas
246. Jakeviien Vilma 287. Damaius Gintaras
209. Dapys Dalius 247. Muchina Renata
210. Daugla Andrius 288. Fiodorov Andrj
248. Paviris ydrnas 289. Jackeviius Nerijus
211. Grabauskas Darius 249. Viganauskait Vilma
212. Matijoaitis Arnas 290. Prieskienis Nerijus
213. Norkus Rimantas 291. Stanionis Gintaras
214. Savukas Rimas Magistrai 292. Vaitkus Vygandas
215. Stankeviius Robertas Valdymo technologijos
Elektros energetikos
216. liogeris Donatas AM-4/4 grup
217. Visockis Vitalijus ininerija
293. Bartuseviius Ramnas
AM-4/2 grup 294. Bielinas Putinas
Elektros mainos ir aparatai 250. Alekna Saulius 295. Bielskus Laimonas
EM-5 grup 251. Aubalis Mindaugas 296. Blainas Giedrius
218. Dzimidaviius Adrijus 252. Bielskis Gintaras 297. Iljinas Lauras
219. Levickis Darius 253. Bieris Paulius 298. Jencit Irma
220. Vismantas Saulius 254. Brusokas Dainius 299. Juoznas Algirdas
255. Grainys Kstutis 300. Juraka Mindaugas
Ininerin elektronika 256. Gumbinas Gytis 301. Jusius Narnas
TE-5 grup 257. Jarimaviius Rimvydas 302. Kantaraviius Gediminas
221. Baublys Vytautas 258. Jonaitis Audrius 303. Katauskis Albertas
222. Lopaitis ydrnas 259. Krisiuleviit Alma 304. Keras Romas
223. Trinskien Neringa 260. Kuuzeorgas Ilmaras 305. Kny Andrejus
261. Lasys Mindaugas 306. Masaitis Virmantas
Proces valdymas 262. Maonaviius Algirdas 307. Matiuovas Olegas
263. Morkeviit Jolita 308. Perednis Mindaugas
PV-5 grup 264. Norvaia Egidijus 309. Rauktys Linas
224. Bagdonait Ingrida 265. Pareigis Ervinas 310. Rudyt Ieva
225. Kazernaviius Remigijus 266. Sakoviius Jevgenijus 311. Sutkeviius Raimondas

98
2001 m. 49. altauskas Mindaugas 99. Kundrotas Dinas
100. Prusakovas Andrius
ENB-6 grup 101. Rimkus Tomas
Bakalaurai (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 102. Sadauskas Arnas
50. Arlauskas Rimas 103. akarvis Saulius
Elektros energetikos 51. Aaa Dmitrijus 104. uminskas Jrmantas
technologijos 52. Bivainis Irmantas 105. Vizgaitis Darius
EEE-7 grup 53. Dijokas Albinas 106. Zakroiskis Artras
1. Baublys Aidas 54. Druceika Vygantas 107. akauskas Marius
2. Berkmanas arnas 55. Gagas Andriejus
56. Galinis Aivaras Automatika ir valdymas
3. Bikulius Venantas
4. Brazys Ramnas 57. Jablonskis Rimvydas PV-7 grup
5. Bulcis Egidijus 58. Jurkaitien Renata 108. Bukauskas Rolandas
6. Dulskis Marijus 59. Karalinas Rimantas 109. ergelis Vidmantas
7. Gedvilas Aurimas 60. Libeikis Evaldas 110. Garmus Jovaldas
8. Ignataviius Tadas 61. Juodeka Ramnas 111. Gavnait Jurgita
9. Ivanauskas Saulius 62. Mazuronis Arnas 112. Grebenkovait Alida
10. Kazlauskas Robertas 63. Monginait Irena 113. Jurius Aurimas
11. Leonas Gediminas 64. Nomeika Vytautas 114. Jurjonas Jonas
12. Lukoius Robertas 65. Paplauskas Vladas 115. Lekauskas Mindaugas
13. Mankeviius Vladas 66. Posiakinas Aleksandras 116. Maiulis Rimvydas
14. Mizelinskas Laurynas 67. Ragaiien Jurgita 117. Mikolaitis ygimantas
15. Narknas Audrius 68. Raulinaitis Aurimas 118. Pltys Kastytis
16. Olauskas Arnas 69. Ruknas Saulius 119. Ragaliauskait Ineta
17. Petrukeviius Rimvydas 70. Stasytis ilvinas 120. Rukaviit Egl
18. Prunskus Egidijus 71. Stakus Aleksandras 121. Santockis Dalius
19. Rastenis Evaldas 72. Sustaviius Saulius 122. aulys Tomas
20. Rakauskas Tomas 73. Urmanaviius Vitas 123. Tijunaitis Darius
21. Savickas Giedrius 74. Vaivada Sergejus 124. Venslova Dainius
22. Simonaviius Darius 75. Valiukas Mindaugas 125. Virilas Raimondas
23. ukaitis Tomas 76. Ziminskas Kstutis 126. Zaura Arnas
24. Vaiekauskas Saulius 77. emaitis Virginijus 127. sytis Andrius
25. Virbalas Algis 78. vingila Ramnas
26. Zalikas Vidas EIV-7 grup
Elektros ininerija 128. Baublyt Neringa
27. igutis Gediminas
EEM-7 grup 129. Bieliauskas Nerimantas
EEK-7 grup 79. Barasa Artras 130. Budvytis Andrius
28. Andreikeviien Jrat 80. Barkauskas Darutis 131. Buta Rolandas
29. Barkauskait Jrat 81. Diglys Saulius 132. Kalpukeviius Martynas
30. Bendorit Diana 82. Iganaitis Povilas 133. Kisielius Antanas
31. Boys Egidijus 83. Kionas Aurelijus 134. Kliiut Kristina
32. Budrys Laimis 84. Milaius Egidijus 135. Mervinskas Darius
33. Dvaranauskas Marius 85. Montvila Marius 136. Norkeviius Tomas
34. Gaidelionyt Asta 86. Morknas Eugenijus 137. Paereckait Indr
35. Girnius Jonas 87. Murnas Marijus 138. Petrulis Martynas
36. Girdvainis Saulius 88. Stackeviius Ramnas 139. Samonis Ramnas
37. Kniburyt Jurgita 89. alna Darius 140. imkeviius Mindaugas
38. Launikonyt Egl 90. Urbaitien Jurgita 141. Vilkanauskas Giedrius
39. Leseckait Renata 91. Urbonas Tomas 142. sinas Nerijus
40. Maanaviit Vilma 92. Verbickas Audrius 143. emaitaityt Lolita
41. Miliauskien Asta
42. Rutkauskait Brigita ETE-7 grup EVT-7 grup
43. Seliuk Andelika 93. Berktis Gediminas 144. Astrauskait Edita
44. Stripinas Vydnas 94. Bikinas Tadas 145. erauskas Aivijus
45. Vikertait Vaida 95. Dambrauskas Paulius 146. erniauskas Nerijus
46. ilingas Mantas 96. Gustaitis Mindaugas 147. Dubickas Valentinas
47. umskait Jurgita 97. Jaionis Almantas 148. Dzikas Andrius
48. vedas Mindaugas 98. Kraulda Saulius 149. Gerv Aurelijus

99
150. Grigalinas Ainius 194. Devicijonas Valdemaras Magistrai
151. Jakubaviien Ingrida 195. Dobilinskas Rimantas
152. Jonykait Roma 196. Grineviius Eugenijus Elektromechanika
153. Kazlauskas Tomas 197. Gudonis Tomas
154. Markauskas Gytis 198. Kalpokien Aura EM-5/1 grup
155. Merkelis Vytautas 199. Kiela Tomas 238. Inokaitis Mindaugas
156. Peiulis Darius 200. Kunauskas Algis 239. Maciunskas Arnas
157. Pulauskas Marius 201. Pirakevi Josif 240. Muleviius Albertas
158. Prait Jrat 202. Pnis Saulius 241. Vitkauskas ydrnas
159. Ramanauskas Tomas 203. Turskien Aura Elektros energetikos
160. Rusecka Miroslava
161. ukys Tadas Proces valdymas ininerija
162. Teresius Vitalijus PV-6 grup EAM-5/2 grup
163. Viliauskas Rolandas 204. Abrakeviius Nerijus 242. Bendikas Tomas
164. Vilinskas Giedrius 205. Baceviius Saulius 243. Daukys Gediminas
165. Vorsa Kazimieras 206. Dobilas Airinas 244. Ddonis Arnas
166. Zabulionis Augustas 207. Gabrinas Darius 245. Dargien Alma
167. ekait Karolina 208. Gilys Antanas 246. Gedmintas Donatas
168. vinien Diana 209. Kelmelis Marijus 247. Kubiakas arnas
210. Lukoeviius Valdas 248. Melnikovas Petras
EGT-7 grup 249. Oninas Evaldas
211. Oviarov Aleksandr
169. Aliauskait Asta 250. Radziukynas Virginijus
212. Simaitis Tomas
170. Ambrasa Giedrius 251. Roanskien Arnolda
213. etokas Rolandas
171. Boguk Vitalij 252. Staniulis Robertas
214. indius Kstutis
172. Doroevas Deividas 253. Starovoitova Ilona
173. Krinickas Rolandas Valdymo technologijos 254. Urbanaviius Edvardas
174. Paulauskas Martas 255. Vaivada Remigijus
175. erknas Aridas EIV-6 grup
215. Gaigalas Egidijus 256. Vidinas Vitoldas
176. Urbonas Darius 257. iliauskas Povilas
177. Zakareviius Audrius 216. Virbalait Olgita
178. virblys Vaidas 217. Vizbarkas Donatas Taikomoji elektronika
EVT-6 grup EAM-5/5 grup
Diplomuoti 218. Bartkeviius Arnas 258. Bujanova-Pupkeviien Ala
ininieriai 219. Grigas Ugnius 259. Burba Tomas
220. Guzelis Robertas 260. Gorodeckis Dimitrijus
221. Rimkeviius Jonas 261. Gudaitis Vaidotas
Elektros energetika 222. ukauskas Laimonas 262. Joys Donatas
EEK-6 grup 263. Ramanauskas Ramnas
179. Butkus Andrius EGT-6 grup 264. Sajanas Andrjus
180. Burbien Egl 223. Kudirka Mindaugas 265. nirpnas Antanas
181. Kalendrait Aura 224. Marcinkeviius Gintaras 266. Zalagaitis Skirmantas
182. Lunikovas Arturas 225. Minceviit Benita
183. aknien Judita 226. Razuleviit ivil Proces ir sistem valdymas
227. Rugienius ilvinas
EEE-6 grup 228. Spdys Almantas AM-5/3 grup
184. Bauys Lauras 267. Baltuninkas Darius
185. Juka Skirmantas Darb sauga 268. Brazauskas Kstutis
186. Narius Simonas 269. epurin Andrej
DS-6 grup 270. Dunikas Vitalijus
187. Pukas Giedrius 229. Adamenka Jurijus
188. Simanaviit Reda 271. Jankauskas Dainius
230. Baliukeviius Adas 272. Jansonait Aurelija
189. Skirpstas Marius 231. Dunikas Donatas
190. tikanas Kstutis 273. Janukeviius Dainius
232. Gineviius Vidas 274. Lapkauskas Marius
191. Taraseviius Edvardas 233. Junelis Eimutis 275. Misinas ydrnas
234. Malanova Ala
ENEE-5 grup 235. tikonas Andrius
276. Rubeanskij Anatolij
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 277. imelinas Rimantas
236. Venclovien Asta 278. kuleviius Artras
192. Bogdiun Jan 237. ukauskas Saulius
193. Buinickas Rimvydas 279. Vinkauskas Tomas

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Valdymo technologijos 23. Veliko Ilja 76. Piragas Egidijus
24. Viltrakis Vaidas 77. Povilaitis Leonas
EAM-5/4 grup 25. Zanizauskas Remigijus 78. Pumputis Egidijus
280. Bdvytis Paulius 26. ukauskas Aurimas 79. karnulis Antanas
281. Buknys Darius 80. Slunys Dainius
282. Bukuinskait Sigita EEK-8 grup 81. vambarys Jonas
283. epel Andrius 27. Adgauskait Aida 82. Vaiinait Gitana
284. Derbutait Vaiva 28. Beliauskas Audrius 83. Vilda Gintaras
285. Guoga Raimondas 29. epulyt Gintar 84. Zino Sergej
286. Jakelinas Artras 30. Kamandulis ydrnas 85. ilionyt Laima
287. Janaitis Evaldas 31. Kamandulyt Jrat
288. Kulakauskas Saulius 32. Kamarauskait Laima Elektros ininerija
289. Miauskait Indr 33. Kopstait Kristina
290. Mockus Juozas 34. Kutkaitis Tomas
EEM-8 grup
86. Bokus Paulius
291. Pabrica Ramnas 35. Levinskas Laurynas
87. Dauanskas Danas
292. Pikutis ydrnas 36. Liaudanskait Jolanta
88. Geritait Jurgita
293. Pora Arnas 37. Macijauskas Darius
89. Kripas Mindaugas
294. Umbrasas Mindaugas 38. Mironova Olga
90. Lika Gediminas
295. emaitis Irmantas 39. Paulauskas Rolandas
91. Norbuta Tomas
296. iukelis Ramnas 40. Paulaviit Vilija
92. Pocius Evaldas
41. Pranskeviius Andrius
viesos technika 93. imkeviius Saulius
42. Pukyt Laima
94. Vaivila Andrius
EAM-5/6 grup 43. Purvineckis Ruslanas
95. Verboaitis Naglis
297. Lachmatovas Timras 44. Ramanauskas Ruslanas
298. abanien Birut 45. Serva Donatas ETE-8 grup
299. imkus Dainius 46. Tamaauskait Vaida 96. Buknys Arnas
47. Vasiliauskas Vaidotas 97. eponka Antanas
2002 m. 48. Vildinas Martynas 98. El-Khoder Wissam
ENE-7 grup 99. Garbenis Aurimas
100. Kalindra Egidijus
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 101. Kalindra Mindaugas
Bakalaurai 49. Alkeviius Saulius 102. Kuzabaviius Karolis
Elektros energetikos 50. Andrulis Andrius 103. Margis Darius
51. Augulis Rimantas 104. Mercheb Abdul Ilah
technologijos 52. Baliukonis Sigitas 105. Neveckas Tomas
EEE-8 grup 53. Balzareviien Inga 106. Pauktaitis Vaidas
1. Barauskas Tautvilas 54. Briedis Dalius 107. Pupeikis Donatas
2. Bargaila Egidijus 55. Butkus Gediminas 108. Sadauskas Mindaugas
3. Cibulskas Vytautas 56. erneviius Saulius 109. Soueid Wassim
4. Eikinas Tomas 57. Duchaviius Tomas 110. Strazdauskas Gedas
5. Freitakas Marius 58. Dukauskas Gintautas 111. atas Remigijus
6. Grikait Rasa 59. Ganierius Rimantas 112. eduikis Vytas
7. Grigas arnas 60. Gudukas Raimundas 113. Vaitkaitis Vaidas
8. Jalinit Irena 61. Guzas Egidijus
9. Jurgelaitis Tomas 62. Jakutis Steponas Automatika ir valdymas
10. Kajokas Tomas 63. Jonauskas Stasys
64. Jureviius Skirmantas PV-8 grup
11. Kazlauskas Gytis
65. Kodis Henrichas 114. Balinien Jurgita
12. Kekys Mindaugas
66. Krakys Jonas 115. Drumstas Andrius
13. Kliokys Nerijus
67. Kubilius Donaldas 116. Eitutis Andrius
14. Marcinauskas Aurimas
68. Kuzmickas Rimtautas 117. Ivanovien ivil
15. Martiius ydrnas
69. Muliuolis Kstutis 118. Jankauskas Irmantas
16. Norkeviius Povilas
70. Narinas Henrikas 119. Jasiuleviit Rasa
17. Ponelis Ramnas
71. Nikitinas Pavelas 120. Kairys Mindaugas
18. Poka Tomas
72. Norkaitien Nijol 121. Kalvaitis Romandas
19. Riauka Marius
73. Pagrandis Tomas 122. Kniea Aurimas
20. Tamolyt Livita
74. Perednis Arnas 123. Kulbis Aurimas
21. Tamoinas Donatas
75. Petrauskien Jovita 124. Mauras Valentinas
22. Valys Vidmantas
125. Miseviius Marius

101
126. Navajauskas Andrius ENG-7 grup 212. Padegimas Riardas
127. Olktinas Darius 178. Barauskas Vaidas 213. Papekys Mindaugas
128. Ruzgys Rimantas 179. Bernotas Edgaras 214. Petrauskas Linas
129. Sakalauskas Vidmantas 180. iauskas Saulius 215. Prokopaviit Vilma
130.Starovoitovas Vitalijus 181. Gurauskas Dangiras 216. Raveikis Tomas
131. Storpirtis Tomas 182. Keryt Dalia 217. Sabaliauskas Marius
132. akalys Dainius 183. Misius Romanas 218. Savickait Ramun
133. aulys Mantas 184. Narkeviius Valdas 219. Sviridovas Olegas
134. Uselis Gediminas 185. Rimkuvien Rasa 220. ablinskas Andrius
135. abas Elvinas 186. Stainskas Algirdas 221. tilinis Rimvydas
136. kas Raimundas 187. Tirlikait Giedr 222. Virbickas Daivis
188. Turkus Tomas 223. lioba Tomas
EIV-8 grup 189. Vosylius Andrius
137. Anzuleviius ydrnas
190. Zagorskis Valdas
Taikomoji elektronika
138. Bernotas Vaidas
139. Ceinoris Deividas
EAM-6/5 grup
Diplomuoti 224. Baublys Vytautas
140. eilytkas Evaldas
225. Bendikas Donatas
141. Jurgeleviius Paulius ininieriai 226. erkauskas Darius
142. Ketlrius Mindaugas
227. Rugys Romas
143. Kmieliauskas Tomas Elektros energetikos
228. Smolskas Pranas
144. Lenceviius Stasys ininerija 229. Stuknys Andrius
145. Padleckas Audrius
EM grup 230. Valinius Donatas
146. Paleviius Nerijus
191. Navickas Vilandas 231. Vakys Giedrius
147. Petrukeviius Mindaugas
148. Sarapinas Andrius Proces ir sistem valdymas
149. Sutkus Vytautas ENEE-5 grup
150. ukauskas Vilmantas (neakivaizdinis skyrius) AM-6/3 grup
192. erniauskien Laima 232. Austinskas Mindaugas
EVT-8 grup 233. Bendinskas Audrius
151. Andriukeviien Daiva Darb sauga 234. Bukauskas eslovas
152. Antanaitis Darius DS-7 grup 235. Gedutyt Ingrida
153. Babuyt Kristina 193. Sankauskait Viktorija 236. Grigalinas Eivydas
154. Bareika Donatas 194. Savickas Giedrius 237. Marcinkeviius Denisas
155. Brilit Inga 238. Parnarauskas Eugenijus
195. imkeviius Mindaugas
156. Chodoraviius Arnas 196. Zakareviius Audrius 239. Skuolis Vygantas
157. Jankauskait Ramun 240. umskien Lina
158. Jankeviius Marius 241. Valantiejus Darius
159. Kiznis Gvidas Magistrai
160. Leonaviit Diana Valdymo technologijos
161. Marcinkeviius Rimas Elektromechanika
EAM-6/4 grup
162. Marma Arnas EM-6/1 grup 242. Anukeviius Mindaugas
163. Nekroius Andrius 197. Baltutis Tomas 243. Dumbliauskas Tomas
164. Petronis Vaidas 198. Indrikeviius Tomas 244. Dzindzilait Inga
165. Raius Arvydas 199. Kryeviius Darius 245. Gasinas Tomas
166. Senkus Gintautas 200. Perkumas Nerijus 246. Januaitis Julius
167. Stak Linas 201. Stefaniina Ieva 247. Krungleviius Dalius
168. Strelinas ilvinas 202. Urbonait Edita 248. Rakauskas Tomas
169. Tamkutonis Linas 249. Rumbutis Evaldas
170. Taujenis Robertas EAM-6/2 grup
250. Savickas Kstutis
203. Baiauskas Lukas 251. Stokus Povilas
EGT-8 grup
204. Baliukynas Kstutis 252. amanskas Valdas
171. Aliauskas Evaldas
205. Bluas Darius 253. aulys Donatas
172. Bartkuvien Daiva
206. Dakeviius Aurelijus 254. laiuteris Tomas
173. Barzdonyt ydrn
207. Dekaminaviius Marius 255. vilpauskas Dainius
174. Jankauskait Jrat
208. Linkeviius ydrnas 256. Tamoinas Mindaugas
175. Jatkauskas Povilas
209. Linkeviit Birut 257. Vadeika Eimantas
176. Kybartas Donatas
210. Lynykas Giedrius 258.Vasiulyt Liana
177. Valaitis Marius
211. Meilutien Audra 259. Vingis Rimvydas

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260. emaitis Riardas 41. Rimkeviit Ieva ENE-8/3 grup
42. Ropait Lina (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
viesos technika 43. Sareikien Milda
44. Steponnas Albertas 91. Blaauskas Egidijus
EAM-6/6 grup 92. eponis Liutauras
261. Augyt Kristina 45. Tertelis Gediminas
46. Tirlikas Aidas 93. Galkinas Darijus
262. Raudonyt Rta
47. Titait Vilma 94. Grigalinas Gintaras
263. Tirlikien Asta
48. Tuminauskas Vilius 95. Grblinien Birut
2003 m. 49. Urmanaviius Mindaugas 96. Kritopaitis Andrius
50. Venckut Kristina 97. Leniauskien Laima
51. Zalieckien Sigita 98. Mieliauskas Nerijus
Bakalaurai 52. ilinskas Mindaugas 99. Mozgiris Jonas
53. liobait Inga 100. Neverauskas Gintaras
Elektros energetikos 101. Petkus Laimonas
technologijos ENE-8/1 grup 102. Petrauskas Ramnas
EEE-9 grup (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 103. Petrnas Rimantas
1. Balinait Lina 54. Alvikas Aleksandras 104. Simonaviius Almantas
2. Bartys Andrius 55. Baranauskait Gitana 105. Zymonas Danas
3. Bingelis Egidijus 56. Bepirtis Saulius 106. alys Vilius
4. Buys Marius 57. Bertaius Donatas 107. ukauskas Aleksas
5. Bukus Darius 58. Bruas Kstutis
59. Butvydas Marius
ETE-9 grup
6. Danielius Tomas
108. Dubrov Arkadij
7. Gvozdas Vitalijus 60. eponis Rytis
109. Fedotov Vladimir
8. Lapinskas Audrius 61. erniauskas Saulius
110. Garbenis Aurimas
9. Mitruleviius Tadas 62. Didbalis Vytautas
111. Grigalinas Karolis
10. Perednis Vaidas 63. Dykantiukas Jurijus
112. Gudynas Raimundas
11. Prakapas Donatas 64. Galdikas Saulius
113. Janas Saulius
12. Ragickas Sigitas 65. Gerulaitis Martynas
114. Jonuas Mindaugas
13. Ramanauskas Darius 66. Kuauskas Audrius
115. Juka Marius
14. Ramanauskas Darius 67. Macenien Rasa
116. Kalvaitis Darius
15. Ryeninas Danas 68. Narbutas Arnas
117. Ramanauskas Tomas
16. Savickas Gediminas 69. liuas Sigitas
118. Repeka Kstutis
17. Staniauskas Feliksas 70. Vosylien Stas
119. Simonaitis Vigimantas
18. Tiunin Aleksandr 71. Zlataraviius Vainoras
120. Skirmantas Darius
19. Urbaitis Gediminas
ENE-8/2 grup 121. Staknas Vilmantas
20. sas Kstutis
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 122. Stumbrys Andrius
21. Valatka Povilas
123. Sutkus Robertas
22. Virbickas Nerijus 72. Galdikait Daiva 124. idlauskas Gvidas
23. Visockis Jurgis 73. Gilvickas Regimantas 125. Valiukas Marius
24. Vytartas Giedrius 74. Goluenko Rolandas 126. Vasilenko Anatolijus
25. Zailskas Darius 75. Grebliauskas Aurimas 127. Viius Giedrius
26. ilovas Arnas 76. Gurauskas Vidmantas
77. Gvildys Valdas Automatika ir valdymas
EEK-9 grup 78. Kazlauskas Gintaras
27. Andrijauskait Orant
79. Liachovas Nikolajus
PV-9 grup
28. Bajorien Kristina 128. Aliauskas Tomas
80. Lupeika Kstutis
29. Dungveckis Aivaras 129. Bokus Laurynas
81. Mainas Vaidas
30. Gaidyt Jolanta 130. Brazauskas Gintaras
82. Matutyt Aura
31. Juodis Mindaugas 131. Dmitrijevait Jurgita
83. Mickonien Rasa
32. Kaceviius Andrius 132. Grabauskas Martynas
84. Serdiukas Vitalijus
33. Kazlauskien Oles 133. Grigalinas Mantas
85. Strokun ana
34. Kirsanov Ivan 134. Jablonskis Vladas
86. Sukuris ydrnas
35. Lysenka Marius 135. Kairionis Vytautas
87. Urbelis Saulius
36. Miliauskait Daiva 136. Kirkilionis Darius
88. Valiukonis Rimas
37. Misinait Kristina 137. Klimaviius Andrius
89. Veselis Linas
38. Monys Kstutis 138. Kumpelis Eugenijus
90. Virbalis Saulius
39. Noreika Tomas 139. Paulauskas Arminas
40. Plioplys Giedrius 140. Paulauskas Nerijus

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141. Petkeviius Karolis 194. Mikoinas Andrius 238. Urmanaviius Vitas
142. Radinas Mantas 195. Petrulis Mindaugas
143. Rymonis Gediminas 196. Stalioreviius Nerijus Elektromechanika
144. Samonis Laurynas 197. Urbanaviius Mindaugas EEM-7 grup
145. migelskas Irmantas 198. Zabulis Marius 239. Montvila Marius
146. Valys Tomas 199. Zavodskojus Olegas 240. Urbaitien Jurgita
147. Vosylius Dainius 200. eimaitis Evaldas
148. ilinskas Virginijus Ininerin elektronika
ENG-8 grup
EMS-9 grup 201. Aleksejevas Valentinas ETE-7 grup
149. Arlauskis Irmantas 202. Birutis Kstutis 241. Bikinas Tadas
150. Baltakis Valdas 203. Brilinkeviius Andrius
151. Bartaeviius Valerijus 204. elka Ernestas
Proces valdymas
152. Dembickas Andrius 205. Diekontas Vytautas PV-7 grup
153. Fominych Dmitrij 206. Geas Mindaugas 242. ergelis Vidmantas
154. Gurskas Algirdas 207. Linkovas Artras 243. Jurius Aurimas
155. Kakareka Almantas 208. Lomsargis Aldas 244. aulys Tomas
156. Kikis Paulius 209. Maleckien Giedr 245. Tijunaitis Darius
157. Kraujalis Ramnas 210. Paulauskas Valdas
158. Lapinskas Elvinas 211. Savickas Jonas Valdymo technologijos
159. Malonis Mindaugas 212. Skrien Marija EMS-7 grup
160. Petrauskas Dainius 213. idlauskien Irina 246. Kisielius Antanas
161. atas Nerijus 214. selis Redas 247. Kliit Kristina
162. Terechovas Artras 215. Vasilius Arnas 248. Paereckait Indr
216. Zdanaviius Gediminas 249. emaitaityt Lolita
EVT-9 grup
163. Bakinskas Edvardas EVT-7 grup
164. Baranauskas Virginijus Magistrai,
250. Gerv Aurelijus
165. Bondarenka Eduardas ininieriai 251. Rakien Roma
166. erniauskas Audrius 252. ekait Karolina
167. Gaidys Eimantas Elektros energetika
168. Grakauskas Andrius EEE-7 grup EGT-7 grup
169. Karnatka Valdas 217. Olauskas Arnas 253. Boguk Vitalij
170. Lokianskas Linas 218. Prunskus Egidijus 254. Paulauskas Martas
171. Maskelinas Rytis 219. igutis Gediminas 255. erknas Aridas
172. Mitruleviius Julius 256. virblys Vaidas
173. Norkus Andrej EEK-7 grup
174. Prenskas Jonas 220. Bendorit Diana
175. Pundinas Ramnas
Magistrai
221. Berkmanas arnas
176. Salmanaviius Saulius 222. Budrys Laimis Elektros energetikos
177. Siniauskas Saugirdas 223. Dvaranauskas Marius ininerija
178. Stirbyt Graina 224. ilingas Mantas
179. Stulpinas Julius EAM-7/1 grup
180. alaeviius Audrius ENEE-6 grup 257. Andreikeviien Jrat
181. erkov Oleg (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 258. Aaa Dmitrij
182. Tableris Denisas 225. Bivainis Irmantas 259. Bikulius Venantas
183. Urba Linas 226. Druceika Vygantas 260. El-Dahabi-Walid
184. Vaitkeviius Jonas 227. Galinis Aivaras 261. Gaidelionyt Asta
185. asetis Giedrius 228. Jablonskas Rimvydas 262. Gedvilas Aurimas
186. ukovskis Martynas 229. Karalinas Rimantas 263. Ignataviius Mindaugas
230. Libeikis Evaldas 264. Juodeka Ramnas
EGT-9 grup 231. Narknas Audrius 265. Kazlauskas Robertas
187. Andriuis Mantas 232. Nomeika Vytautas 266. Kniburyt Jurgita
188. Butkus Ramnas 233. Paplauskas Vladas 267. Launikonyt Egl
189. Fiodorovas Edgaras 234. Rakauskas Tomas 268. Lukoius Robertas
190. Garbenius Darius 235. Ruknas Saulius 269. Mankeviius Vladas
191. Ivanoskaja Jekaterina 236. Stakus Aleksandras 270. Maanaviit Vilma
192. Kaznas Jonas 237. Sustaviius Saulius 271. Mekauskas Giedrius
193. Laurinnas Tomas

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272. Mikalauskien Asta 2004 m. ENE-8 grup
273. Paviris ydrnas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
274. Pukas Giedrius 49. Kozlovas Ruslanas
275. Ragaiien Jurgita Bakalaurai
276. Seliuk Anelika
Elektros energetikos ENE-9 grup
277. Stripinas Vydnas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
278. vedas Mindaugas technologijos
50. Bakanas Evaldas
279. Vikertait Vaida EEE-0 grup 51. Birbalas Vaidas
280. Virbalas Algis 1. Advilonis Paulius 52. Damarackas Rimantas
281. Zalikas Vidas 2. Baltutis Marius 53. Dargis Algerdas
282. Zavalis Juozas 3. Barauskas Vitalijus 54. Gasinas Darius
283. sinas Nerijus 4. Berleta Renatas 55. Geas Kstutis
5. Bliujus Laisvydas 56. Giedraitis Vytautas
Taikomoji elektronika
6. erniauskas Aurimas 57. Jarmalaviius Nerijus
EAM-7/1 grup 7. Daniliauskas Edgaras 58. Katarskis Valdas
284. Kraulda Saulius 8. Filipaviius Aurimas 59. Kaznas Aidas
285. Kundrotas Dinas 9. Gaigalas Renaldas 60. Krivius Kstutis
286. Prusakovas Andrius 10. Gaileviius Giedrius 61. Krukas Henrikas
287. Sadauskas Arnas 11. Jankauskas Eugenijus 62. Liachovas Viktoras
288. uminskas Irmantas 12. Jovaias Rimas 63. Lukaeviius Edgaras
289. akauskas Marius 13. Karalius Remigijus 64. Marcinkeviius Remigijus
14. Kirvela Vytautas 65. Monius Baris
Proces valdymas 15. Klevcov Denis 66. Orekauskas Andrius
PV-7 grup (1,5 met) 16. Komisarenko Nikolaj 67. Painskas Sergejus Andrius
290. ergelis Vidmantas 17. Pakulyt Aurin 68. Preibys Valdas
291. Jurius Aurimas 18. Parainskas Mantas 69. Rakauskas Erikas
292. aulys Tomas 19. Paulauskas Valerijus 70. Stiinskas Riardas
293. Tijunaitis Darius 20. ioinys Vytautas 71. ervenikas Aimas
21. treimikis Ramnas 72. gda Dainius
Proces ir sistem valdymas 22. ilinskas Andrius 73. Ustinovi Josif
23. vinklys Andrius 74. Valaitis Tomas
AM-7/3 grup
75. Vitkauskas Giedrius
294. Garmus Jovaldas EEK-0 grup 76. urauskas Marijus
295. Mikolaitis ygimantas 24. Arnys Tadas
296. Santockis Dalius 25. Baumilas Kstutis ENV-9 grup
297. sytis Andrius 26. Belekeviius Mindaugas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
298. ukauskas Linas 27. Birtonait Asta 77. Adgauskas Linas
28. Floria Artras 78. Amontait Renata
Valdymo technologijos 29. Gedgaudas Saulius 79. Babiev Valerij
EAM-7/4 grup 30. Grikait Renata 80. Baravykien Jrat
299. Aliauskait Asta 31. Jasinas Valdas 81. Bareikis Darius
300. Astrauskait Edita 32. Jurkeviius Arvydas 82. Batuleviit Elvyra
301. erauskas Aivijus 33. Kaiukait Indr 83. Cieka Evaldas
302. erniauskas Nerijus 34. Kolupaila Karolis 84. Dervinis Gintautas
303. Doroevas Deividas 35. Korolkovas Andrius 85. Dmitrijev Anton
304. Grigalinas Ainius 36. Litvinas Vygandas 86. Francesonas Albertas
305. Jakubaviien Ingrida 37. Malin Ivan 87. Garnys Lionginas
306. Kazlauskas Tomas 38. Noreika Gediminas 88. Garva Redanas
307. Kragnys Riardas 39. Okuliius Mantas 89. Gudonis Robertas
308. Markauskas Gytis 40. Paulaitis Simonas 90. Jukait Vita
309. Merkelis Vytautas 41. Saulnas Marius 91. Kunc Eugenijus
310. Peiulis Darius 42. Stankeviius Vytautas 92. Liutkauskien Jolita
311. Rusecka Miroslava 43. Stasiukaitis Tomas 93. Mackeviius Ramnas
312. Sajeviius Artras 44. erpetauskien Ramun 94. Masiulien Ramut
313. Teresius Vitalijus 45. migelskas Vytenis 95. Maolien Erika
314. Vilinskas Giedrius 46. Vasiliauskas Darius 96. Miliauskien aneta
315. vinien Diana 47. Virkutis Egidijus 97. Navickien Diana
48. Visockait-Nikonovien Neringa 98. Pakerien Irena

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99. Petiukevi Vladimir 149. atrauskas Egidijus Magistrai,
100. Radzeviius Saulius 150. Zakareviius Gediminas
101. Samanaviius Linas ininieriai
102. Sviderskien Laima EVT-0 grup
103. alkauskas Mindaugas 151. Bajeras Evaldas Elektros energetika
104. alkauskien Jolanta 152. Bandza Marius EEE-8 grup
105. alkauskien Rita 153. Budreckas Mikas 200. Barauskas Tautvilas
106. archutinas Viktoras 154. Bukis Donatas 201. Beliauskas Audrius
107. Vaiiulis Marius 155. Cilinginas Aleksandras 202. Briedis Dalius
156. Deltuva Ramnas 203. Duchaviius Tomas
Elektros ininerija 157. Gerulis Gintaras 204. Freitakas Marius
158. Grikpdis Alvydas 205. Kliokys Nerijus
ETE-0 grup 159. Kasperas Deividas
108. Gustaitis Andrius 206. Kubilius Donaldas
160. Kelmelis Vytautas 207. Martiius ydrnas
109. Janukonis Arnas
161. Kuinovas Gintaras 208. Muliuolis Kstutis
110. Kasakaitis Mindaugas
162. Kuprijanov Artr 209. Serva Donatas
111. Kavaliauskait Inga
163. Kussat Vilmantas 210. Valys Vidmantas
112. Klimbys Dainius
164. Lapien Regimantas 211. ukauskas Aurimas
113. Mainas Mindaugas
165. Lukys Gediminas
114. Majauskas Darius
115. Petkus Gintautas
166. Marcinkeviius Riardas EEK-6 grup
167. Margis Mantas 212. Butkus Gediminas
116. Stasinas Dainius
168. Masiulis Tomas 213. epulyt Gintar
117. sas Juozas
169. Matikonis Mindaugas 214. Kamandulis ydrnas
118. Varanaviius Ernestas
170. Miliauskas Darius 215. Kopstait Kristina
Automatika ir valdymas 171. Pakeviius Edvinas 216. Kurlinkus Marius
172. Pemp Saulius 217. Kutkaitis Tomas
PV-0 grup 173. Petkus Darius 218. Levinskas Laurynas
119. Bakas Gravydas 174. Pnis Simas 219. Perednis Arnas
120. Balsys Kstutis 175. Raudonis Vidas 220. Petrauskien Jovita
121. Banionis Andrius 176. Skinderis Nerijus 221. Riauka Marius
122. Berktis Dovydas 177. Sperauskas Tadas
123. epkauskas Tomas 178. Strakien Regina Elektros mainos ir aparatai
124. Gerulaitis Vilius 179. Taruka Justinas
125. Karauskas Andrius
EEM-8 grup
180. Terskovas Marius 222. Norbuta Tomas
126. Kaunietis Aivaras 181. ukauskas Tomas
127. Kurenkovas Mindaugas Ininerin elektronika
128. Kurtinaityt Rta EGT-0 grup
129. Lysak Andrej 182. Bagdonas Raimundas EAM-8 grup
130. Raudonis Domas 183. Civilka Alius 223. Kalindra Egidijus
131. Sabonis Virginijus 184. Jankauskas Benas 224. atas Remigijus
132. Stepanov Konstantin 185. Kirmonas Tomas 225. eduikis Vytas
133. imkus Ramnas 186. Kondrotas Evaldas
134. Zeigis Marius 187. Peiulis Giedrius Valdymo ininerija
135. ymantas Rolandas 188. Putauskas Aurimas VI-8 grup
136. irys Mindaugas 189. Staugaitis Edvinas 226. Jasiuleviit Rasa
190. amonas Linas 227. Ruzgys Rimantas
EMS-0 grup 191. Vengraitis Paulius 228. akalys Dainius
137. Aleksandraviius Egidijus 192. virblis Tomas 229. Uselis Gediminas
138. Balaitis Martynas 230. Maiulis Rimvydas
139. Barysov Dmitrij ENG-9 grup
140. Blaaitis Andrius 193. Bagdanaviius Giedrius EVI-8 grup
141. Kariauskas Linas 194. Juodbalis Edvinas 231. Barzdonyt ydrn
142. Kisielius Gediminas 195. Kabelis Rimantas 232. Dulk Tomas
143. Lankutis Raimondas 196. Mulma Leonardas 233. Gurauskas Dangiras
144. Letukis Ernestas 197. Suchodolskis Jonas 234. Keryt Dalia
145. Neverdauskis Andrius 198. ulcas Algirdas 235. Nekroius Andrius
146. Polimaitis Stasys 199. Urbonas Egidijus 236. Padleckas Audrius
147. Sasnauskas Vitalijus 237. Strelinas ilvinas
148. Stonys Tomas 238. Zagorskis Valdas

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Profesijos 261. Viltrakis Vaidas
262. Zanizauskas Remigijus Valdymo technologijos
ininieriai
EAM-8/3 grup AM-8/3 grup
Darb sauga 263. Aliauskas Evaldas 290. Dailidonis Darius
DS-9 grup 264. Abdulrahman Antar 291. Gavnait Jurgita
239. Grblinien Birut 265. Cibulskas Vytautas 292. Grebenkovait Alida
240. Macenien Rasa 266. Eikinas Tomas 293. Jurjonas Jonas
241. Plekaityt Dalia 267. Girdvainis Saulius 294. Gumbeleviius Ramnas
242. Savukas Rimas 268. Kajokas Tomas 295. Kionas Mindaugas
243. Stasytis ilvinas 269. Kamarauskait Laima 296. Kniea Aurimas
270. Kazlauskas Gytis 297. Lekauskas Mindaugas
271. Kelpa Nerijus 298. Maslobojevas Sergejus
Magistrai 272. Kuzmickas Rimtautas 299. Ragaliauskait Ineta
273. Lika Gediminas 300. Sakalauskas Vidmantas
Elektros energetikos 274. Marcinauskas Aurimas 301. abas Elvinas
ininerija 275. Pukyt-erniauskien Laima
EAM-8/1 grup 276. ileikien Aida EAM-8/5 grup
244. Dauanskas Darius 277. Tamoinas Donatas 302. lvarez Mari Ana Margarita
245. Kripas Mindaugas 278. Vaiciekauskas Sigitas 303. Antanaitis Darius
279. Vaivila Andrius 304. Barauskas Vaidas
EAM-8/2 grup 280. Vasiliauskas Vaidotas 305. Bernotas Edgaras
246. Bargaila Egidijus 281. Verboaitis Naglis 306. Chodoraviius Arnas
247. Boys Egidijus 307. Jankeviius Marius
248. Grikait Rasa 308. Ketlrius Mindaugas
249. Jalinit Irena Taikomoji elektronika 309. Kiznis Gvidas
250. Kekys Mindaugas 310. Marcinkeviius Rimas
EAM-8/6 grup 311. Marma Arnas
251. Norkeviius Povilas
282. Buknys Arnas
252. Ponelis Ramnas 312. Petronis Vaidas
283. aponka Antanas
253. Poka Tomas 313. Raius Arvydas
284. El-Khoder Wissam
254. Purvineckis Ruslanas 314. Sarapinas Andrius
285. Kalindra Mindaugas
255. Rutkauskait Brigita 315. Senkus Gintautas
286. Merheb Abdul Ilah
256. Slunys Dainius 316. Tamkutonis Linas
287. Pauktaitis Vaidas
257. Tamaauskait Vaida 317. Taujenis Robertas
288. Yaghi Ammor
258. Tamolyt Livita
289. Strazdauskas Gedas
259. Vilda Gintaras
260. Vildinas Martynas

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Kauno technologijos universiteto
Elektros ir valdymo ininerijos fakulteto absolventai
88. Skirmantas Vygantas
2005 m. ENE-0 grup 89. Sodaitis Dainius
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 90. imkut Kristina
Bakalaurai 41. Akelis Linas 91. Tumosa Deividas
42. Bielskis Artras 92. Vaseris Saulius
Elektros energetikos 43. Burbulis Algis 93. Vilkelis Arnas
technologijos 44. alej Denis 94. Virbalyt Irena
45. Dakus Andrius 95. Volskis Giedrius
EES-1 grup 46. Gasinauskas Liutauras 96. Zdanceviit-Benrabah Laura
1. Dabainskas Riardas 47. Guokas Evaldas 97. elvyt Aldona
2. Dambrauskas Remigijus 48. Ivoka Egidijus 98. urauskien Viktorija
3. Janutnas Tomas 49. Jankauskas Ramnas
4. Jokbaitis Mindaugas 50. Jarcev Sergej Elektros ininerija
5. Juodis Marius 51. Jegorovas Petras
6. Kaktys Donatas
EEKV-1 grup
52. Kauyla Rimgaudas 99. Dvilinskas Darius
7. Kieras Mindaugas 53. Kircunas Ruslanas 100. Kerulis ygimantas
8. Kuodys Donatas 54. Krivelis Robertas 101. Kundrotas Arnas
9. Kupinas Giedrius 55. Liktaraviius Egidijus 102. Lukoeviius Dalius
10. Kvilien Vilma 56. Markauskas Andrius 103. Mackeviius Andrius
11. Latanauskas Tomas 57. Martinkus Arvydas 104. unokas Vytautas
12. Liepuonius Kstutis 58. Maeika Raidas 105. Uninas Evaldas
13. Narkeviius Vygandas 59. Nemira Julius 106. Vidugiris Andrius
14. Padvelskis Tomas 60. Paknas Marius
15. Perednis Egidijus 61. Paulauskas Alvydas ETE-1 grup
16. Plauska Darius 62. Salmanovi Zygmunt 107. Buyt Joana
17. Rainskait Laura 63. Senavaitis Arnas 108. Dargis Modestas
18. Stanionis Sigitas 64. Stepankeviius Mantas 109. Kalinauskas Marius
19. Strumyla Irmantas 65. Suslaviius Ruslanas 110. Keblys Mindaugas
20. Vaiackas Rimas 66. eimys Vygantas 111. Petraitis Ramnas
21. Valanius Karolis 67. Vainoras Romualdas 112. Pilipaviius Evaldas
22. Valeika Marius 68. Vansaviius Remigijus 113. Steponaviius Adomas
114. Vaidelys Mindaugas
EEV-1 grup ENV-0 grup 115. Valaitis Andrius
23. Antanaviius Dainius (neakivaizdinis skyrius) 116. Zaveckas Martynas
24. Aubikaviius Albertas 69. Barysas Tomas
25. esonis Andrius 70. Bereckait Loreta Automatika ir valdymas
26. Januonis Ernestas 71. irvinskas Mindaugas
27. Lisovskis Marius PV-1 grup
72. Dargvilas Virgenis 117. Brikus Valdemaras
28. Mingla Marius 73. Gavelien Ana
29. Mockus Ramnas 118. Gelaauskas Vaidas
74. Grabauskas Tautvydas 119. Jakas ydrnas
30. Natkeviit Agn 75. Jurakien Rasa
31. Parnarauskait Vilma 120. Jonelis Kstutis
76. Jukeviius Bernardas 121. Krielinas Mantas
32. Pielikis Egidijus 77. Katkuvien Daiva
33. Pranckeviius Darius 122. Kvedaras Giedrius
78. Kelermanien Jrat 123. Malinauskas Linas
34. Remeikis Martynas 79. Kudarauskait Dalia
35. Rimdeikait Laura 124. Martinkeviius Edvardas
80. Liudvinaviius Audrius 125. Mejeris Ernestas
36. Ruma Arnas 81. Michalovskis Marianas
37. Slunys Arnas 126. Oberauskas Giedrius
82. Morknas Kstutis 127. Pavlaviius Mindaugas
38. Statkus Marius 83. Matakas Raimondas
39. Varvuolis Donatas 128. Petkus Romas
84. Normantien Daiva 129. Petruseviius Andrius
40. Veikait Aura 85. Pnien Jolanta 130. Prsaitis Rytis
86. Raichenbach Tatjana 131. Stokus Edas
87. Rutkauskien Jolanta 132. ilaika Laimutis

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133. Tarankeviius Evaldas 184. Karbauskas Artras Ininerin elektronika
134. Tatarikinas Egidijus 185. Klumbys Modestas
135. Tkaiovas Andrejus 186. Kondrataviius Arnas EAMI-9/1 grup
136. Vaitkeviius Saulius 187. Konstantinaviius Aurimas 229. Grigalinas Karolis
137. altauskas Egidijus 188. Kukenys ygimantas 230. Simonaviius Almontas
189. Kumetaitis Rimas Valdymo ininerija
EMS-1 grup 190. Mays Giedrius
138. Butkus Egidijus 191. Majauskas Tomas EAMI-9/4 grup
139. Dima Marijus 192. Pilinkus Saulius 231. Adomulis Giedrius
140. Ivanauskas Saulius 193. Sikorskis Artras 232. Andriuis Mantas
141. Karpaviius Donatas 194. Subaius Aleksandras 233. Baltakis Valdas
142. Krutulis Arnas 195. atas Donatas 234. Gaidys Eimantas
143. Kutra Deividas 196. Vaicenaviius Darius 235. Lapinskas Elvinas
144. Maeika Robertas 197. Vasiljev Sergej 236. Lomsargis Aldas
145. Stanikas Aringas 198. Vizbaras Mindaugas 237. Mitruleviius Julius
146. Sutkus Almantas 199. Volkviius Arnas 238. Norkus Andrej
147. altis Vidmantas 200. enauskas Jevgenijus 239. Petrauskas Dainius
ETS-1 grup 201. ikas Dainius 240. Prenskas Jonas
148. Dagockis Mintautas 241. Skrien Marija
149. Grabliauskas Algimantas Magistrai, 242. atas Nerijus
150. Mankus Rolandas 243. Tableris Denisas
ininieriai 244. Urba Linas
151. Markeviius Marius
245. Vaitkeviius Jonas
152. Pitrnas Mindaugas Elektros energetika 246. asetis Giedrius
153. etokas Donatas
EAMI-9/2 grup
EVS-1 grup 202. Baranauskait Gitana Profesijos
154. Aleksynas Aurimas 203. Bertaius Donatas
155. Ambraziejus Mantas 204. eponis Liutauras ininieriai
156. Ambraziejus Mindaugas 205. Domaauskas Juozas
Darb sauga
157. Bataitis Kstutis 206. Galkinas Darijus
158. Bruktus Darijus 207. Juodis Mindaugas DS-0 grup
159. Dagyt Jurgita 208. Kirsanov Ivan 247. Geas Kstutis
160. Dambrauskas Arvidas 209. Lysenka Marius 248. Genys Edmundas
161. Giedraitis Paulius 210. Maleckien Giedr 249. Klimas Kstutis
162. Gilius Arnas 211. Mitruleviius Tadas 250. Preibys Valdas
163. Janukeviius Vaidas 212. Noreika Tomas 251. Raaitis Artras
164. Jasaitis Raimondas 213. Petrauskas Ramnas 252. Samonis Laurynas
165. Jonuys Rolandas 214. Ramanauskas Darius 253. Steponaviien Inesa
166. Kazlauskas Kstutis 215. Savickas Jonas
167. Krasnoumovas Deividas 216. Steponnas Albertas Magistrai
168. Mekauskas Armantas 217. Tertelis Gediminas
169. Paulius Edgaras 218. Tiunin Aleksandr Elektros energetikos
170. Paulius Riardas 219. Tuminauskas Vilius ininerija
171. Pavilionis Saulius 220. Urmanaviius Mindaugas
172. Polzunovas Edvinas 221. ilinskas Mindaugas EAM-9/2 grup
173. Puras Vytautas 254. Bartys Andrius
174. Simanauskas Nerijus EAMI-9/3 grup 255. Brazauskas Gintaras
175. imknas Dalius 222. Noskovas Jonas 256. Buys Marius
176. Tijuas Darius 223. Ropait Lina 257. Cibulskien Indr
177. Vanickis Olegas 224. Titait Vilma 258. Danielius Tomas
178. Zakarait Snieguol 225. sas Kstutis 259. Dungveckis Aivaras
226. Visockis Jurgis 260. Gaidyt Jolanta
ENA-0 grup 227. Zymonas Danas 261. Gvozdas Vitalijus
179. Balseviius Zigmantas 228. emaitis Edvinas 262. Lapinskas Audrius
180. iuplys Justinas 263. Plioplys Giedrius
181. Diuvenis Vitalijus 264. Prakapas Donatas
182. Gaidamaviius Alius 265. Ragickas Sigitas
183. Kaselis Audrius 266. Rimkeviit Ieva

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267. Ryeninas Danas 312. Stalioreviius Nerijus 44. vitinskas Lukas
268. Samonis Ramnas 313. Valatkien Graina 45. Vabolis Andrius
269. Sareikien Milda 314. ukauskas Vilmantas 46. Zigmantaviius Andrius
270. Savickas Gediminas 47. emaitaitis Paulius
271. Valatka Povilas 2006 m.
272. Zailskas Darius ENE-1 grup
273. ilovas Arnas Bakalaurai (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
274. liobait Inga 48. Aleksejevas Grigorijus
Elektros energetikos 49. Alelinas Valdas
Taikomoji elektronika technologijos 50. Bruait Rasa
EAM-9/1 grup 51. Balnaitis Tomas
EES-2 grup 52. Bartlingas Stasys
275. Khodr Afif El Halabi
1. Aleknaviius Tomas 53. Butrimas Meislovas
276. Gudynas Raimundas
2. Berteka Mantas 54. Gilys Kstutis
277. Jonuas Mindaugas
3. Butkus Nerijus 55. Gladynas Giedrius
278. Repeka Kstutis
4. Dabainskas Mindaugas 56. Joznas Arnas
279. Skirmantas Darius
5. Garbenis Marius 57. Jukneviius Arnas
280. Wassim Ali Soueid
6. Grigaraviius Gintautas 58. Juka Andrius
281. Staknas Vilmantas
7. Jablonskis Tomas 59. Kazakeviius Paulius
Valdymo ininerija 8. Jachimaviit Indr 60. Koreiva Remigijus
9. Janukeviius Artras 61. Krajinskas Sigitas
AM-9 grup 10. Juodiius Edmundas 62. Kubilius Vytautas
282. Dimitrijevait Jurgita 11. Karendait Jurgita 63. Kgis Vygintas
283. Ivanovien ivil 12. Kleiza Marius 64. Kulikauskas Kstutis
284. Jankauskas Irmantas 13. Kuinskas Vidas 65. Kuzmickas Darius
14. Misinas Vaidas 66. Lengvinas Tomas
Valdymo technologijos 15. Radaviius Mindaugas 67. Lisinskas Arminas
AM-9 grup 16. Rudelis Juozas 68. Mays Marius
285. Grabauskas Martynas 17. Rumait Virginija 69. Mataviius Giedrius
286. Jablonskis Vladas 18. Senkus Donatas 70. Maeika Marijus
287. Kalvaitis Romandas 19. Staniauskas Julijus 71. Montrimas Raimondas
288. Kumpelis Eugenijus 20. eviakova Irina 72. Puidokien Jurgita
289. Navajauskas Andrius 21. imonis Gintautas 73. Ramoka Virginijus
290. Starovoitovas Vitalijus 22. leivys Egidijus 74. Rupys Vytautas
291. migelskas Irmantas 23. Taleviius Eimantas 75. Sakaviien Aina
24. Tulauskas Giedrius 76. Sakaviius Tomas
EAM-9/4 grup 25. Vakeviius Ramnas 77. Simanaviius Arnas
292. Anzuleviius ydrnas 78. Stackeviius Rolandas
293. Bondarenka Eduardas EEV-2 grup 79. Stasionis Gintaras
294. Geas Mindaugas 26. Baliutis Neivaldas
80. uckis Remigijus
295. Jankauskait Ramun 27. Dailyd Deividas
81. Vadluga Dalius
296. Maskelinas Rytis 28. Kazakeviit Sigita
82. Vilkelis Antanas
297. Paulauskas Valdas 29. Kulikauskait Lina
83. Zinkus ygintas
298. Salmanaviius Saulius 30. Matekonis Mindaugas
84. emaitis Arnas
299. Stulpinas Julius 31. Matulionis Vytis
300. erkov Oleg 32. Mecelis Lukas ENV-1 grup
301. Urbanaviius Mindaugas 33. Micuta Nerijus (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
302. ukovskis Martynas 34. Mikuckas Vaidas 85. Bendaraviius Arnas
35. Masionis Eugenijus 86. Berinc Nadeda
EAM-9/5 grup 36. Narkus Mindaugas
303. Adomaitis Danielius 87. Bieka Jonas
37. Rakickas Paulius 88. Byla Giedrius
304. Baranauskas Virginijus 38. Rbdait Edita
305. Brilit Inga 89. Brilinkeviius Darius
39. Savickas Aivaras 90. Daukien Ina
306. erniauskas Audrius 40. Varnelis Laurynas
307. Kikis Paulius 91. Gudonien Aura
41. Vekys Mindaugas 92. Rekuvien Regina
308. Laurinnas Tomas 42. Vekyt Renata
309. Lokianskas Linas 93. Katkus Andrius
310. Paleviius Nerijus EEKV-2 grup 94. Kerien Inga
311. Simanaviius Svajnas 43. Butaviius Aldas 95. Krapas Saulius

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96. Marcinkeviius Rimantas 146. Keleris Mindaugas 199. Kirdulis Paulius
97. Mekauskas Gediminas 147. Kuinskas Evaldas 200. Klimas Kstutis
98. Mekauskas Gintaras 148. Mainas Algirdas 201. Kulys Rolandas
99. Oleinikas Andrius 149. Misinas Vitalijus 202. Marcinkeviius Gediminas
100. Parulyt Rimanta 150. Orlov Sergej 203. Mikuionis Simas
101. Pupinikas Jonas 151. Paknys Nerijus 204. Mockus Andrius
102. Rutkauskas Paulius 152. iaulys Donatas 205. Narueviius Darius
103. imanauskas Romas 153. Tirlikas Tomas 206. Rudzinskas Mindaugas
104. Tarasov Vitalijus 154. mantas Vaidas 207. Sinickas Andrius
105. Tikeviius Gintautas 155. iugda ilvinas 208. Stundia Robertas
106. Urbonaviius Algirdas 209. Vitkauskas Mindaugas
107. Udavinys Andrius ETS-2 grup
108. Valatka Paulius 156. Dubikaltis Edvinas
157. Grabauskait Inga Magistrai,
109. Vrubliauskas Domas
110. ukauskas Renaldas 158. Lindius Andrius ininieriai
159. Mackeviius Vitoldas
Elektros ininerija 160. Mikalauskas Jonas Elektros energetika
161. Putka Matas EAMI-0/1 grup
ETE-2 grup 162. Rakauskas Mantvydas
111. Danius Gediminas 210. Advilonis Paulius
163. Savickas Kstutis 211. Adgauskas Linas
112. Dosinas Julius
164. Selimaviius Audrius 212. Birtonait Asta
113. Kalsyt ivil
165. Sorokin Ilja 213. Civilka Alius
114. Kata Svajnas
166. Velykis Darius 214. Dervinis Gintautas
115. Kelertas Edgaras
116. Macas Vitalijus EVS-2 grup 215. Kaznas Aidas
117. Navickas Vytautas 167. Bagoinas Tomas
118. Srapinas Aivaras
EAMI-0/2 grup
168. Balinien Kristina 216. Liutkauskien Jolita
119. Slanys Saulius 169. Birys Rolandas 217. Maolien Erika
120. akurovas Andrius 170. erkauskas Ramnas 218. Radzeviius Saulius
121. imaitis Mindaugas 171. Daunorius Valdemaras
122. liumba Rimas 172. Gacicha Denis Valdymo ininerija
123. riupa Laurynas 173. Jablonskas Mindaugas
124. Urbonaviius Saulius 174. Jotautait Ramun EAMI-0/3 grup
125. Vberis Vytautas 175. Judinas Elvis 219. Bagdanaviius Giedrius
176. Kajokas Donatas 220. Bajeras Evaldas
Automatika ir valdymas 177. Kikis Andrius 221. Margis Mantas
PV-2 grup 178. Kozak Vladimir 222. Monys Kstutis
126. Andruliaviius Arnas 179. Kulvinskis Marius 223. Mulma Leonardas
127. Arnaius Aivaras 180. Lagunaviius Vilius 224. Skripkauskas Vaidas
181. Lipinskis Viktoras 225. Suchodolskis Jonas
128. Buoinis Darius
129. Buragas Paulius 182. Navikas Paulius 226. Zakareviius Gediminas
130. Dubaviius Mantas 183. Palepis Donatas
131. Gumbrys Algirdas 184. Paulauskas Saulius Profesijos
132. Kazlauskas Vaidas 185. Petrovas Kstutis
186. Pieius Mindaugas
ininieriai
133. Kniuipys Gravydas
134. Lastauskas Giedrius 187. Raulikis Tomas Darb sauga
135. Nickus Andrius 188. Romanik Rostislavas
136. Petriknas Remigijus 189. ioinys Milvydas DS-1 grup
137. Raudonikis Gintaras 190. Zdanaviius Kstutis 227. Deltuvien-Guvensoy Kristina
138. Rudeleviius Arnas 228. Jasien Rta
139. Sokas Darius ENA-1 grup 229. Lenkauskien Irena
140. Stanislovaitis Tadas 191. Andrijauskas Gediminas 230. Mockut-Piekien Aist
141. Stankeviius Steponas 192. Bakys Aleksas 231. iauleviit Laura
142. lekys Artras 193. Balinas Ramnas 232. Urbanaviien Jolita
143. Vaitieknas Povilas 194. Djaenko Maratas
144. Varnelo Andrius 195. Eerskis Vytautas
196. Jockus Tomas
EMS-2 grup 197. Kateiva Arvydas
145. Jakys Gediminas 198. Kazlauskas Vytautas

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274. Lapien Regimantas 38. Rudzika Darius
Magistrai 275. Matikonis Mindaugas 39. Stankeviius Aldas
276. Miliauskas Darius 40. Stepys Mindaugas
Elektros energetikos 277. Pakeviius Edvinas 41. abnas Raimondas
ininerija 278. Petkus Darius 42. erknas Dainius
279. Raudonis Vidas 43. likas Arnas
EAM-0/2 grup 280. Skinderis Nerijus 44. neideraitis Tomas
233. Arnys Tadas 281. Strakien Regina 45. omka Renatas
234. Baranskas Vitalijus 282. Andriukeviien Daiva 46. Vasauskas Martynas
235. Berleta Renatas 283. Leonaviit Diana 47. Velis Jevgenijus
236. Gaigalas Renaldas 48. Vilkas Ignas
237. Jovaias Rimas 2007 metai 49. Vykertas Giedrius
238. Kirvela Vytautas
239. Malin Ivan Energetikos vadyba
Bakalaurai 50. Budginas Donatas
240. Painskis Sergejus Andrius
241. Paulauskas Valerijus Elektros energetikos 51. Gribnas Mantas
242. Rakauskas Erikas 52. Janknas Marius
technologijos 53. Kubertaviius Ramnas
243. erpetauskien Ramun
244. migelskas Vytenis Elektros sistemos ir j 54. Lukaeviius Aidas
245. treimikis Ramnas valdymas 55. Naruis Tomas
246. umskait Jurgita 1. Auktikalnis Marijus 56. Ragelyt Indr
247. Zdanaviius Tadas 2. Budvytis Andrius 57. Rutkauskait Neringa
248. ilys Vitalijus 3. Drukteinis Gediminas 58. Sutula Saulius
4. Grigonyt Ernesta 59. Taraseviius Aurimas
Taikomoji elektronika 5. Januevskaja Edita 60. Titovas Ernestas
6. Jucius Algirdas 61. Urbonas Donatas
EAM-0/1 grup 62. ydonis Kstutis
249. Gustaitis Andrius 7. Kirstukas Mantas
8. Klimas Virginijus
250. Janukonis Arnas (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
9. Kniuras Aurimas
251. Petiukevi Vladimir 63. Argustien Ernesta
252. Sutkus Robertas 10. Kreimanas Marijus
64. Baguinskas Justas
253. sas Juozas 11. Kriauinait Indr
65. Bitinas Teodoras
12. Lebedinskas Edvardas
66. Burakeviius Giedrius
Valdymo technologijos 13. Linkeviit Vaida
67. ernauskas Romanas
14. Muleraviius Rokas
EAM-0/3 grup 68. Daveckas Vincas
15. Petkeviius Evaldas
254. Kstutis Balsys 69. Dirininkas Tomas
16. Savickait Audron
255. Tomas epkauskas 70. Gerulaitien Jurgita
17. Strautnikas Aurimas
256. Vilius Gerulaitis 71. Guzaviius Egidijus
18. Tamulis Giedrius
257. Vladimirs Leontjevs 72. Jankauskas Benius
19. Tukanas Aivaras
258. Konstantin Stepanov 73. Kasperaviius Darius
20. Ulinskas Evaldas
259. Marius Zeigis 74. Kaupas Saulius
21. Vilkelis Marius
260. Petkeviius Karolis 75. Lauruonien Laima
(neakivaizdinis skyrius) 76. Leiga Povilas
EAM-0/5 grup 22. Adomaitis Vytautas 77. Lukoinait Giedr
261. Budreckas Mikas 23. Adomynien Indr 78. Makaveckas Kstutis
262. Cilinginas Aleksandras 24. Antonevi Andrej 79. Monstaviien Edita
263. Juodbalis Edvinas 25. Aukas Imantas 80. Pemp Tomas
264. Lukys Gediminas 26. ekanaviius Romas 81. Perednien Ilona
265. Masiulis Tomas 27. Grigas Andrius 82. Stanknas Robertas
266. Minceviius Romualdas 28. Ignataviius Nerijus 83. Vasilien Kristina
267. Pemp Saulius 29. Kazokas Audronis
268. Pnis Simas 30. Kovaliovas Artras Elektros ininerija
269. Sperauskas Tadas 31. Laskauskas Kstutis Elektronin ranga
270. Terskovas Marius 32. Leonaviius Darius 84. Abecinas Marius
271. virblis Tomas 33. Maionis Rimantas 85. Grabinskas Ramnas
34. Nausutis Algis 86. Kubilskis Kstutis
EAM-0/6 grup 35. Petraitis Tomas 87. Miknius Aivaras
272. Deltuva Ramnas
36. Petrauskas Evaldas 88. Morknas Matas
273. Grikpdis Alvydas
37. Rudnas Emilijus 89. Pranaitis Vaidotas

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90. Skripka Gediminas 136. Jeseviius Povilas Valdymo ininerija
91. liumpa Evaldas 137. Jurkeviius Mantas
92. Vys Artras 138. Kjalyt Aura EAMI-1/3 grup
93. Zakareviius Vytautas 139. Kulikauskas Mindaugas 179. Baltunikas Mindaugas
140. Lingertaitis Artras 180. Banionis Andrius
Energijos keitikliai ir j 141. Maerinskas Donatas 181. Dagockis Mintautas
valdymas 142. Milaknis Donatas 182. Dima Marijus
94. Aura Ernestas 143. Milinas Kstutis 183. Drumstas Andrius
95. Naidias Linas 144. Pabijanskas Tomas 184. Karpaviius Donatas
96. Vaiikauskas Dainius 145. Pukeviius Audrius 185. Krutulis Arnas
97. uveckas Vaidas 146. Ragauskait Agn 186. Kutra Deividas
147. Rimkus Kstas 187. Mejeris Ernestas
Automatika ir valdymas 188. Paulius Riardas
148. inkarenko Sergej
Mechatronins sistemos 149. Taletaviius Giedrius 189. Pitrnas Mindaugas
98. Galinauskas Laurynas 150. Udras Arvydas 190. Tijuas Darius
99. Strol Vygantas 191. ikas Dainius
100. arkeviius Paulius (neakivaizdinis skyrius)
151. Bestauskas Vilius Transporto automatika
101. imanskas Audrius
152. Kreimanas Marius 192. Bartkuvien Daiva
102. Zailskas Andrius
153. Laniauskas Rytis 193. Paulius Edgaras
103. emaitaitis Edvardas
154. Pauktys Arvydas 194. etokas Donatas
Proces valdymas 155. Petrauskas Rimas Valdymo sistem ininerija
104. Augustinait Ieva 156. Petrauskien Dalia 195. Mankus Rolandas
105. Balvoius Tomas 157. Ramaauskas Arnoldas 196. Valaitis Andrius
106. ebatorius Algirdas 158. Skerys Virginijus
107. Dvaranauskas Dainius 159. irvaitis Vytas
108. Gudaitis Tadas 160. Ulinskas Arnas Magistrai
109. Jaka Aurimas 161. Vileiis Aleksandras
110. Juozaitis Vaidas 162. Vitkauskas Mindaugas
Elektros energetikos
111. Jurnas Vytas ininerija
112. Kauas Edmundas Elektromagnetini lauk
113. Norkus Donatas
Magistrai,
technologijos
114. Pajaujis Kstutis ininieriai 197. Kaktys Donatas
115. Rubcov Aleksandr 198. Remeikis Martynas
116. Spiridonov Ivan Elektros energetika
EAMI-1/1 grup Elektros energetikos
(neakivaizdinis skyrius)
163. Balinait Lina technologijos ir valdymas
117. Butnas Leonas
164. Balseviius Zigmantas 199. Belanoka Andrius
118. Jonika Mindaugas
165. Barysas Tomas 200. Bulcis Egidijus
119. Lauius Arnas
166. Katkuvien Daiva 201. Dabainskas Riardas
120. Liutkus Vladas
167. Kelermanien Jrat 202. Grabauskas Tautvydas
121. Penkaitis Julius
168. Kircunas Ruslanas 203. Janutnas Tomas
122. Pras Nerijus
169. Pnien Jolanta 204. Jurakien Rasa
123. Raulinaitis Skirmantas
170. Rimdeikait Laura 205. Kieras Mindaugas
124. Rikovs Andrejs
171. Stasiukynas Ramnas 206. Kuodys Donatas
125. eputis Romualdas
172. Suslaviius Ruslanas 207. Kupinas Giedrius
126. ideika Rimantas
208. Kvilien Vilma
127. Tikeviius Saulius EAMI-1/2 grup 209. Liepuonius Kstutis
Transporto automatika 173. Bieliauskas Tomas 210. Natkeviit Agn
128. Balinas Edvardas 174. Normantien Daiva 211. Parnarauskait Vilma
129. Buivydas Tomas 175. Pranckeviius Darius 212. Plauska Darius
130. Mikys Nerijus 176. Subaius Aleksandras 213. Rainskait Laura
131. Raguckien Monika 177. Vilkelis Arnas 214. Slunys Arnas
215. Stanionis Sigitas
Valdymo sistemos Energetikos vadyba
216. Strumyla Irmantas
132. Danileviius Gediminas 178. Michalovskis Marianas
217. unokas Vytautas
133. Gerulaitis Indrekas 218. Ustinoviius Juozas
134. Glazauskas Egidijus 219. Vaiackas Rimas
135. Ivanskij Igor

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220. Vainoras Romualdas Valdymo technologijos 251. Bruktus Darijus
221. Valanius Karolis 252. iuplys Justinas
222. Valeika Marius Mechatronins sistemos 253. Dagyt Jurgita
235. Butkus Egidijus 254. Giedraitis Paulius
Energijos keitikli 255. Gilius Arnas
technologijos Proces valdymas
236. Gaidamaviius Alius 256. Jasaitis Raimondas
223. Kundrotas Arnas 257. Jonuys Rolandas
237. Jonelis Kstutis
224. Vidugiris Andrius 258. Kazlauskas Kstutis
238. Malinauskas Linas
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When you keep thinking intensively, you catch oneself looking Services
through the wall. That's the answer. Our mind says: "Natural
User Interface is missing". Preamble
Charles Simonyi in 1986 thought, it's cheap to have it.
"Just Doodle".
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INTERVIEWER: When you shift gears and actually start Donate


programming, what do you do first?

SIMONYI: The first step in programming is imagining. Just


making it crystal clear in my mind what is going to happen. In
this initial stage, I use paper and pencil. I just doodle, I dont
write code. I might draw a few boxes or a few arrows, but its
just mostly doodles, because the real picture is in my mind. I
like to imagine the structures that are being maintained, the
structures that represent the reality I want to code.
Once I have the structure fairly firm and clear in my mind, then I
write the code. I sit down at my terminalor with a piece of paper
in the old daysand write it. Its fairly easy. I just write the
different transformations and I know what the results should be.
The code for the most part writes itself, but its the data
structures I maintain that are the key. They come first and I keep
them in my mind throughout the entire process.(Programmers At
Work. Charles Simonyi 1986. By Susan M. Lammers.)

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What is it for? AboutUs

The method "Executable Pictograms" basically is the Services


content of the calculus, in its most general sense
(different from that in mathematics: Non-standard calculus Preamble
[Infinitesimal Calculus {hyperreal numbers}], Standard
calculus [Fundamental theorem of ContactUs
calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_theorem_of_calculus>
{differential calculus<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_calculus>, Donate
integral calculus}], Calculi [Computer Science, Software
Engineering])
for programming, which is designated to become one of
many an academic discipline.

The method "Executable Pictograms" is designated to


empower the lay down of the foundation for creation of
human brain - computer interface through introducing the
new concept of language graphical design for computer
programming, as new method of imperative programming
for visual programming paradigm, where Executable
Pictograms stands for: a language, when Human
Comprehension is meant and - a
conformation/confirmation (of choices and a set of visual
points of interest to traverse among the options to provide
additional details), when computer input through
interaction is meant.

In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method


"Executable Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that,
Method "Executable Pictograms" is a tool for computer
assisted, high definition, multidimensional thinking, which
resembles calculus for computer programming. We are
introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of programming
and do programming semantics of the Calculus "Ex..P"
rather than the users problem domain and addressing
them with pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

resemble programs for users problem domain. We are


replacing programming language, with pictographic
language for Calculus "Ex..P" and employ his adaptive
ontology Calculus for programming. We see problems
through formulas, equalities, equations and system of
equations, still remaining with imperative and concurrent
thinking. We cover over elements of the rest of basic
programming concepts: functional and logic. And retain the
capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual
programming paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another


one in hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic
information as well, transforming his knowledge to the
point, where knowledge frames delivered by the
"Executable Pictograms" finish the specification, explaining
to him, what he wants to accomplish using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very


intelligible three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is
possible) graphic structure to start with rethinking the
problem he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable


after all data passports are reviewed (interaction among the
passports resembling interaction that among the Cells of
the Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of


Visual (stands for "paradigm") Language for Calculus
"Ex..P", implementing method "Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, eliminating a
Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this
kind in the industry) method of imperative programming for
visual paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing
group productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the
specification-designing, presentation, design development
and implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as
an interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is
delivered in the form of 3D interactive graphics with
hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the document is
optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is


called Calculus .

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's


hard to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language
for calculus and visual calculus for programming. Its how
we rediscover a Programming, leaving the Coding in the
past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As


of today, there is no any other theory or methodology
supporting the use of ontology in the process of software
development, eliminating Coding. Presentation of the
process of development is supported by 3D graphics and a
hypertext according to the methodology. We have a bunch
of applications for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs
for ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about
the problem, to create a program, which is coded or/and
synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use of
coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the
case of UML, we are not designing nor developing the
frames by itself, we are just using them), which imply the
use of the process of ontology designing, presentation,
development and her adaptation, which we call Calculus for
Programming. Contrary, the calculus for programming is
employed in our methodology of the software development.
Somebody can say, Growing use of ontology, in reality it
means the growing use of only a word Ontology. And
nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it)
and what the difference among the Programming and
Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of
calculations to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is
derived from coding by itself, adding different layers of
abstraction, thus creating different programming (i.e., in
reality, coding) languages. Each time, when we are
reasoning over code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a specification, of what
it is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it
become extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally
wrong. Programming means we construct, present, design
and develop a specification of a problem, embracing
Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable ontology.
We are constructing, presenting, designing and developing
an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem,
which we solve on the computer in the environment of the
group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for
AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or
just serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we
want to comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions


of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming

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The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a


Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code
to the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions


of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept.


To create a feeling of what it is all about, providing
examples.

That's mean two things:

oThe first.Ever since the programming was born in the


middle of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there
was no of todays wise developed computers, so there was
no concept possible to employ computer assistance in the
concept of programming and thus, bad things happened,
"computer programming" became "a calculus for coding"
only and remain in such a quality as of today.

oAnd the second. To fix it, we should invent a calculus


for programming and transform a programming into one
of the academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a
Programming by itself as an academic presumptive
discipline about the knowledge capturing (acquiring) before
it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for programming is a
knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture (acquire) the
knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to transform
patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as


an academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to
say for a computer, what to do...", then a calculus for
programming agenda will be considered as -: "... you, to
learn about and then choose from, what the computer will
do for you... ". Such an agenda of the calculus for
programmingimplies to have a conformation for every
choice you made. This conformation is provided for you by
the handler of all information - WYSIWYGCASE tool and
carried out to you interactively as a graphic illustration in
free editable by you, within the frame provided, form. This
form is called Executable Pictogram representing the
blueprint of the specification, design and implementation
on the computer of the system created. And, thus, the
subject to learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline, Calculus for
Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM)


by Dov Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus
of Calculus for programming, -Graph and hypertext with

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graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem domain


with the precision desired.

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In philosophical notation, the method Executable Pictograms Services


(Ex..P) for specification, design and implementation of the
systems is emergent phenomena, where integrative level - Preamble
Executable Pictogram emerges from the cognitive interaction of
human brain and the system of core pictograms of Calculus in ContactUs
the problem domain environment. For the problem domain,
considered as computer programming, system of core
Donate
pictograms is used for implementing semantics of computer
programming and is called - System of Core Pictograms
(Core..P) of Calculus Ex..P. Core..P employs the Set of
Executable Pictograms - the conformation/confirmation of
intentions of Calculus , as building blocks of the
domain-specific blueprint for/of specification, design and
implementation of the systems.
Formulas (abstractions) of the Calculus Ex..P are
designated to expand every expression, descending it to the
Code (executable) level. By design the process of descending it
to the Code (executable) level is used for a mental perception
and cognition (study) by the reader of the abstraction hierarchy
to understand the calculation semantics reading the blueprint of
the Calculus Core Pictograms. The transformation, performed
by the system (WYSIWYG CASE tool) in order to
calculate/produce a result, do not based on the process of
descending. The only part of the blueprint of the Calculus
Core Pictograms - the System of Core Pictograms is
designated to perform transformations and calculate the results.
By design the information necessary for these transformations
and calculations is collected (wrapped in) and delivered through
abstractions in the blueprint of the Calculus Core Pictograms,
when they (abstractions) are used by hand to assemble
pictograms to create a domain specific program of
transformations (to generate a structure of calculations) and
calculations to produce a result. The receiver of the information,
delivered by the Abstractions, is the Core..P.

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Then phenomenon taking shape of, accordingly, Pictogram


resembles a method in Object-Oriented Programming, a
Program resembles Object, and a Project resembles Class.
Presence of a Skeleton and a Core, and altered presence of a
notions of an index (enabled by an attachment of the
Operational String to the Pictogram) and the parameter of the
process in the Calculus makes the difference between the
notions, resembling each other accordingly.

The set of resemblances with Intentional Programming


(Intentional Software) is:

Notation Intentional Tree;

Process Executable Pictogram Disposition of Executions


Domain Schema;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-Tree


Intentional Tree implementation;

Process Executable Pictogram Multidimensional Set-List


Intentional Tree implementation;

Instance Project Program Intentional Program;

And "Calculus "of programming system of intentions


projected from the code of imperative calculations by WYSIWYG
CASE tool, which employs the set of Executable Pictograms.

"Calculus " of programming by design is a system of


intentions (intended to be applicable to resemble components of
intentional programming) projected from the code of imperative
calculations by WYSIWYG CASE tool, which employs the set of
Executable Pictograms.
Calculus considered as an Adaptive Ontology of calculus,
in his general sense (we call it Calculus "Ex..p"), for
specification, design and computer programming of the
systems.

An Executable Pictogram is a Pictogram of the Calculus Ex..P


representing in a formal way a Top Level of an abstraction,
which contains Zero (Code) Level and the Middle Levels in
between, constructed from the symbols, so called Pictograms
Building Blocks (ideograms). The Code Level is computable
(executable) and the rest - processible (in addition to features
executable and processible - divide by zero is processible, but
not executable /calculable/).

A pictogram of the Calculus Ex..P for programming - is a


graphic symbol or set of graphic symbols enclosed in the
hypertext frame with anchor points of hyperlinks representing
Nodes, Correspondences (correspondence - an instance of
corresponding) and any derivative of the syntax for a Pictogram
of the Calculus Ex..P. An instance of the every anchor point is
called a Passport. It is used for information on process behavior
(e.g. In the case of non-referenced field in use, default values or
type handling method to store).

We are dedicated redefine software development,

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

introducing the framework (software development


methodology) for software development, based on adaptive
ontology,eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind
in the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain 2D
presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development
is supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling,
e.g. UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames,
to collect data about the problem, to create a program, which is
coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use
of only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to
eat it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming,
defining a programming, which is derived and accumulated from
a process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations
to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding
by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the
calculus for programming, to construct mentally a specification,
of what it is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it
become extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong.
Programming means we construct, present, design and develop
a specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are


constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we
solve on the computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our Code
(knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural language),
which could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to process
the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve as an
interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to
the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

o The first one.Ever since the programming was born in


the middle of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there
was no of todays wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance in the concept
of programming and thus, bad things happened, "computer
programming" became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o And the second one.To fix it, we should invent a


calculus for programming and transform a programming into
one of the academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming
by itself as an academic presumptive discipline about the
knowledge capturing (acquiring) before it is created. And
Calculus Ex..P for programming is a knowledge frame to
support it, i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of thoughts into
the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as


an academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say
for a computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming
agenda will be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then
choose from, what the computer will do for you... ". Such an
agenda of the calculus for programming impliesto have a
conformation for every choice you made. This conformation is
provided for you by the handler of all information -
WYSIWYGCASE tool and carried out to you interactively as a
graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the frame
provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint of the specification, design and

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

implementation on the computer of the system created. And,


thus, the subject to learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline, Calculus for
Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM)


by Dov Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of
Calculus for programming, -Graph and hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem domain with
the precision desired.

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In common parlance, having the idiom of the Method Services


"Executable Pictograms" in mind, it is correct to say that,
Method "Executable Pictograms" ("Ex..P") is a tool for a Preamble
computer assisted, high definition, multidimensional thinking,
which resembles calculus for computer programming. ContactUs
We consider a Programming by itself as an academic
Donate
presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

We are introducing adaptive ontology Calculus of


programming and do programming semantics of the Calculus
"Ex..P" rather than the users problem domain and addressing
them with pictograms in two-, three-dimensional way, to
resemble programs for users problem domain. We are replacing
programming language, with pictographic language for Calculus
"Ex..P" and employ his adaptive ontology Calculus for
programming. We see problems through formulas, equalities,
equations and system of equations, still remaining with
imperative and concurrent thinking. We cover over elements of
the rest of basic programming concepts: functional, logic. And
retain the capability of object-oriented, generic and intentional
presentation of the calculations. And we call it - visual
programming paradigm.

The concept:

Domain expert proceeds from one point, creating another one


in hypertext frame, containing possibly graphic information as
well, transforming his knowledge to the point, where knowledge
frames delivered by the "Executable Pictograms" finish the
specification, explaining to him, what he wants to accomplish

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

using a computer.

At this point he has a multidimensional frame on very


intelligible three-dimensional (two-dimensional projection is
possible) graphic structure to start with rethinking the problem
he works out.

This structure is processible and, by default, computable after


all data passports are reviewed (interaction among the
passports resembling interaction that among the Cells of the
Microsoft EXCEL).

This structure is contained of terminal pictograms of Visual


(stands for "paradigm") Language for Calculus "Ex..P",
implementing method "Executable Pictograms".

We are dedicated redefine software development,


introducing the framework (software development
methodology) for software development, based on adaptive
ontology, eliminating a Coding.

This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind
in the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
form of 3D interactive graphics with hypertext (plain 2D
presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development
is supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling,
e.g. UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames,
to collect data about the problem, to create a program, which is
coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.

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Calculus for programming. Calculus

Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our


methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use
of only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to
eat it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming,
defining a programming, which is derived and accumulated from
a process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations
to solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding
by itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the
calculus for programming, to construct mentally a specification,
of what it is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it
become extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong.
Programming means we construct, present, design and develop
a specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for
Programming, based on adaptable ontology. We are
constructing, presenting, designing and developing an
interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we
solve on the computer in the environment of the group of
developers and domain experts. And this is our Code
(knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural language),
which could very conveniently serve as input for AI, to process
the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a knowledge about
computing to the Quantum Computer, or just serve as an
interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to comprehend and
contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to
the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To


create a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

oThe first one.Ever since the programming was born in the


middle of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was
no of todays wise developed computers, so there was no
concept possible to employ computer assistance in the concept
of programming and thus, bad things happened, "computer
programming" became "a calculus for coding" only and remain
in such a quality as of today.

o Andthesecond one.To fix it, we should invent a calculus


for programming and transform a programming into one of
the academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by
itself as an academic presumptive discipline about the

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knowledge capturing (acquiring) before it is created. And


Calculus Ex..P for programming is a knowledge frame to
support it, i.e. to capture (acquire) the knowledge before it is
created, or otherwise, to transform patchwork of thoughts into
the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for
a computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming
agenda will be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then
choose from, what the computer will do for you... ". Such an
agenda of the calculus for programmingimplies to have a
conformation for every choice you made. This conformation is
provided for you by the handler of all information -
WYSIWYGCASE tool and carried out to you interactively as a
graphic illustration in free editable by you, within the frame
provided, form. This form is called Executable Pictogram
representing the blueprint for/of the specification, design and
implementation on the computer of the system created. And,
thus, the subject to learn about will be the theory of the
programming, as an academic discipline, Calculus for
Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by


Dov Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of
Calculus for programming, -Graph and hypertext with
graphics is a medium to reflect the user's problem domain with
the precision desired.

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introducing the framework (software development methodology)
for software development, eliminating a Coding. Preamble

ContactUs
This framework is called Calculus for Programming and based
on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in the Donate
industry) method of imperative programming for visual paradigm
Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard feature


(in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group productivity
tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-designing,
presentation, design development and implementation in the
ontology based, holistic way as an interactive WYSIWYG
blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the form of 3D interactive
graphics with hypertext (plain 2D presentation of the document is
optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting the
use of ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development is
supported by 3D graphics and a hypertext according to the
methodology. We have a bunch of applications for modeling, e.g.
UML. They cover needs for ontology, with the set of Frames, to
collect data about the problem, to create a program, which is

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coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply the use
of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by itself,
we are just using them), which imply the use of the process of
ontology designing, presentation, development and her
adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming. Contrary,
the calculus for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say, Growing use of
ontology, in reality it means the growing use of only a word
Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat it (to
integrate with it) and what the difference among the Programming
and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated from a process
of designing and developing of the ontology for specification of
many problems and algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself, adding
different layers of abstraction, thus creating different
programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each time,
when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time, the
calculus for programming, to construct mentally a specification, of
what it is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning about it
become extremely obscured. And this is fundamentally wrong.
Programming means we construct, present, design and develop a
specification of a problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are constructing, presenting,
designing and developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint
for every problem, which we solve on the computer in the
environment of the group of developers and domain experts. And
this is our Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently serve as input
for AI, to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry.

Its a:

Global educational platform of Calculus for Programming


The platform for globally used SaaS (Software as a Service).
SaaS embedded into the hardware of the new architecture
computers and IoT.
SaaS as a part of Quantum computing infrastructure.
New computer architecture with denied access to the code to
the public (access granted to the manufactures only).

My WEB is the commercial presentation of the concept. To create


a feeling of what it is all about, providing examples.

That's mean two things:

oThe first one.Ever since the programming was born in the


middle of the eighteen hundred (1843, Ada Lovelace), there was
no of todays wise developed computers, so there was no concept
possible to employ computer assistance in the concept of
programming and thus, bad thing happened, "computer
programming" became "a calculus for coding" only and remain in

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such a quality as of today.

oAnd the second one.To fix it, we should invent a calculus for
programming and transform a programming into one of the
academic disciplines, i.e. we consider a Programming by itself as
an academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge
capturing (acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge.

If we consider the agenda of computer programming as an


academic discipline in despite of paradigm -: "... you, to say for a
computer, what to do...", then a calculus for programming agenda
will be considered as -: "... you, to learn about and then choose
from, what the computer will do for you... ". Such an agenda of
the calculus for programming implies to have a conformation for
every choice you made. This conformation is provided for you by
the handler of all information - WYSIWYG CASE tool and carried
out to you interactively as a graphic illustration in free editable by
you, within the frame provided, form. This form is called
Executable Pictogram representing the blueprint of the
specification, design and implementation on the computer of the
system created. And, thus, the subject to learn about will be the
theory of the programming, as an academic discipline, Calculus
for Programming.

Resemblance to the Object Process Methodology (OPM) by


Dov Dori as a part of the adaptive ontology Calculus of
Calculus for programming, -Graph and hypertext with graphics
is a medium to reflect the user's problem domain with the
precision desired.

Lesson learned from "Programming


Conversations" a course at A9 by Alexander
Stepanov and Paramjit Oberoi (guest lecturer
Sean Parent)
http://www.stepanovpapers.com/#Programming_Conversations

How many of calculus (for programming), we have, if we


consider programming as a discipline (a branch of knowledge or
teaching) in science?

Does an expert programmer's goal (guest lecturer Sean Parent),


following his mind setup - "calculus for programming" (:

o No Raw Loops;
o No Raw Synchronization Primitives;
o No raw Pointers),

means, that language used with these unwanted above


constructs, are not the calculus' (for programming) language? If
so, following this implicit, above definition of calculus for
programming, do we need to invent calculus each time we are

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rewriting code to make it better?

The purpose we are rewriting compilable source code, I mean,


projecting it implicitly into calculus for programming is:

o To make code more readable (resembling a specification);


o To make code more suitable for reasoning about him;
o To make code more efficient by processing time.

And we could have it all in one,

o By making the non-compilable (for eyes only) code as a


projection of the "calculus for programming" explicitly, produced
by the CAPDP CASE tool, through the interactive process,
resembling intentional programming.

o Does it make possible to reduce the need of rewriting code to


only goal, to find, the better way of saying what we want to
achieve through programming?

"You should recognize the fundamental algorithms and data


structures" - sad Paramjit Oberoi (during the lecture accompanied
by Alexander Stepanov and guest lecturer Sean Parent):

o Does it mean they are not the part of his calculus for
programming?
o What his calculus consist of, when he's writing and drawing
something on the board, and briefing on the algorithm, before he
commits to construct or overview the source code?
o Does it mean the data structure coming first in his mind and an
algorithm, built around this structure, then follow it?
o Do they perceive and represented as separate entities?
o What happens if his calculus consists of data structures, which
represent the algorithm, by itself and he can switch between
algorithms by adding or removing something out of the data
structure displayed?
o How this shall affect his programming technics and reasoning?
o Does the algorithm represented in this way is the source code?
o What now he'll be drawing on the board, if his calculus is
graphical in nature?
o Does he needs something else to draw, if everybody has the
same calculus in their minds?
o Is it the only mistake he can make in this way is to
say/assemble something not matching what he thinks about, if
every structure is not drawn, but provided, while traversing
through the options, by the CASE tool as a drawing, is
processible and computable, and assembled by hand?

Should we have a different calculus for each different domain to


represent problems and solutions in these domains? Probable
Charles Simonyi would say, yes, if we ignore the need for domain
knowledge experts' literacy (calculus) in programming.

Should the implemented set of fundamental algorithms (for


instance - STL) have GUI for each of her elements to visualize
the relationship among input-output and a process of calculations;

What does the remark "nobody knows what the elements of STL
do" means missing?

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How the feature WYSYWIG is related to the calculus for


programming?

How we know "What You Get" if WYSYWIG feature is in place


for programming and we don't have a calculus for programming?

Should losses of the software engineering can get significantly


reduced if we answer all of the such questions?

Alexander Stepanov stated "... the programming is


fundamentally unsafe activity, it requires you to think...", "... you
should know fundamental algorithms' and data structures'
primitives..." (I prefer to alter the meaning of the data structures
and put them first) and he stated also - the form to specify the
problem and the solution is an English prose.

o "... the programming is fundamentally unsafe activity, it requires


you to think...":

- should we invent each time the knowledge in attempts to make it


safer or to apply the knowledge as an element of calculus before
programming?

o "... you should know fundamental algorithms' and data


structures' primitives...":

- should this knowledge to stay detached from the process of


programming as two different things or to make the data
structures to become a programming by mounting algorithms onto
them - which is the concept of the calculus for programming?!

o " the form to specify the problem and the solution is an English
prose ":

- Should the English prose stay one dimensional or become a


hypertext? And what if we add the graphics to the same level with
the symbols to enter them and access hypertext feature?

What else questions we can raise to seek answers to support a


programming becoming a discipline in science?

What's the differencebetween traditional/modern


imperative programming and the method Executable Pictograms
in term of Relationship?

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm and


calculus for programming in the modern, traditional imperative
programming.

oo Data Structures are created to optimize execution


performance and expressiveness of the source code.
oo Data Structures are created and tailored to fit an algorithm.
oo Data Structures are wrapped with other constructs into
algorithm representation in programming language.
oo Calculus for programming becomes an implicitly represented
feature of the source code derived as a set of recognizable and
generalizable parts of code structure.

o The relationship between Data Structures, algorithm, calculus


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method Executable Pictograms of the imperative programming for


visual paradigm.

oo Data Structure (Executable Pictogram) are


assembled/created to represent an algorithm and source code.
oo Execution performance and expressiveness of the source
code is optimized and embedded into the engine of the
WYSIWYG CASE tool for the programming (specification, design
and implementation) named as "Computer Aided Pictographic
Design of computer Programs" (CAPDP) - the multidimensional
hyper space.
oo Calculus for programming is applied explicitly to assemble a
Data Structures.
oo Calculus for programming is applied to specify a problem, an
algorithm for solution to, is derived from, as well.
oo Internal, same kind of, Data Structures (the Engine) is
created to represent semantics of the Calculus for Programming
itself and the projections for interaction with and display an
Executable Pictogram, and the lowest level of the abstraction for
the reference/feedback to the code generated.
oo This kind of projections represents visual-interactive UI of the
WYSIWYG IDE CAPDP which employs an Adaptive ontology -
Calculus , where Object Process Methodology by Dov Dori is
adapted, to match the graphical design of the Calculus
"Executable Pictograms", and contained as very important part of
it, to glue things together and make sense of everything
presented with Executable pictogram. The Engine is
programmable and expandable, implementing low level
adaptability of the ontology Calculus .
oo Templates facility (templets) of the Executable Pictograms is
implementing high level adaptability of the ontology Calculus .

Difference among Calculus for Programming and Calculus for


Coding in term of relationship with programming and why
Alexander Stepanov thinks - programming is "Fundamentally
Unsafe"?

o What the program does? It works, as it's coded and not


necessarily as programmed (and usually it works as wasn't
programmed )?

o What is enabling us to program? Thinking and reasoning about


the problem with the help of specification writings and
mental/physical pictures/graphics.

o What is enabling us to code? Programming language and/or UI


of the CASE tool.

o Sometimes code is represented in the program text, sometimes


the code is generated from the program text, represented in
graphics. In both cases the code tells us, what the program does.

o The same code can have different presentations and same


presentation can produce different code, cause it could depend
on the context, the presentation is wrapped in. So, no difference
where we are in those relationships, the presentation means
code, which tells us, what the program does.

o I call the knowledge, which tells us, what the program does - the
Calculus for Programming.

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o It is not the Calculus of programming, because no Calculus


means there is no programming. And Calculus for programming is
derived from the program. That's mean - from the code. So, there
should be the Calculus for Coding, which tell us, how the code
should be arranged in order to tell us, what the program does.

o The same Calculus for Coding, in general, produces different


code, thus - different Calculus for programming. So, to read the
program, we should read the calculus for programming the first.
That's mean it can't be scaled and reused. Calculus for
Programming is a derived feature.

o So, we can't think in terms of Calculus for programming and are


forced to replace it with Calculus for Coding. That's why the
programming is "Fundamentally Unsafe", which is stated by
Alexander Stepanov.

o And it's very important to make it safe. There are so many


studies attempting to quantify the cost of software failures. They
dont agree on percentages, but they generally agree that the
number is at least 50 to 80 billion dollar range annually.

http://www.galorath.com/wp/software-project-failure-costs-billions-better-estimation-
planning-can-help.php

o Alexander Stepanov stated "I use usually 10% of the C++".


Does it mean he has derived his Calculus for programming from
10% of the Calculus for Coding and the rest probably could be
used to decrease the efficiency of his code? But what about
expressiveness of the program presentation and support of
mental pictures/graphics?

o We introduce the way to make the programming safe as a


Method of Imperative Programming "Executable Pictograms" for
Visual Paradigm. We use a Calculus for Programming explicitly to
think, reason and construct the program.

o So, coming back, to where we started, we should design the


Calculus for Programming from mental/physical pictures/graphics
and find the center among the Calculus for programming and the
Code.

o And at the center is the CASE tool, which projects both things.
One - towards a user and another, accordingly, towards
computer.

o We prefer to use the knowledge of the foundation of Imperative


Programming as Calculus for programming and make it in
mental/physical pictures/graphics, were a facility of templates
(templetes) in the Calculus for Programming designated to
represent and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly.

o The graphical nature of the Calculus for Programming represent


and support mental pictures/graphics explicitly and implicitly. So,
it's safe to say, it is possible to think in Calculus for Programming,
to scale it, to reuse it and to share it among the users. And thus a
program shall do, what we think of.

Conclusions

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o Calculus for the traditional/modern imperative programming is a


result, derived feature of coding. It helps implicitly to understand
and read the code, thus it's not scalable and reusable for different
problem domains.

o Calculus for an imperative programming of the method


Executable Pictograms for visual paradigm is a tool/environment
to think, to construct and to reason about the algorithm of the
solution for the problem, thus it's scalable over different problem
domains. Its ontology is adaptable (expandable and adjustable).

The lesson learned from Mr. Sanford B.


Klausner theory called Cubicon
Talks by Sandy Klausner (https://speakerdeck.com/corecubist).

There is my vision for change.

Where is the power of your theory Cubicon?


Answer: The machine only has the access to the Code; The
public access to the Code is restricted by the hardware and
replaced with the M2M communication.

Where is the weakness of your theory Cubicon?


- You do not have a Calculus for Programming employed.
Instead, you have the Calculus for Coding only.

The goalis A Computer architecture, which exclude public


access to the code:
Computer processor, embracing the theory Cubicon and
employingWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP, only has the access to
the code, which is exchanged among the hardware in the way of
the M2M (machine to machine) communication. CAPDP stands
for "Computer Aided Pictographic Design of computer Programs"
the part of a hyperspace (Integrated Development
Environment);
The only option for the public to choose from, are our intentions,
delivered by the hardware;
Public transparency of the intentions in the software a must;

The result: No hackers, no software viruses, no software


piracy, no software failures. Annual average savings for the
nation 50 billion of dollars (no software failures), where the
additional software security (anti virus, anti identity theft) cost has
not counted in.

Calculus for Programming definition through


its features and the difference with Calculus for
Coding:
The same behavior (in the sense to be explained) could
have many representations;
The representation could have no behavior (it's about
representation of itself design);
The representation could have levels (ontology, Executable
Pictogram, Calculus , -graph);
The representation does not provide access to machine

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code (and his abstraction - legacy programming language);


The representation can be explained (illustrated) by
machine code (legacy programming language);
There is no fixed structure of the iterations in the
calculations (the structure of iterations by itself is calculated);
There is no legacy presentation of the indexed variable in
the expression of the string of mathematical calculations and the
content (of the data) transformations (because there is no fixed
structure of the iterations in the calculations;
There is a form of representation of the access to the index.
The representation of the data structure can be explained
by the algorithm presented in the form of the machine code
(legacy programming language);
The representation is the only form to present the
specification of the problem.
The representation has free visual expression in the frame
provided as a set of options to choose from combinable by a
simple set (constrains) of graphical rules and restrictions.
There are no legacy programming mistakes (no direct
access to machine code or/and legacy programming language).
The only type of the mistake could occur, where the specification
of the problem does not specify the problem we intended to
specify (specification not finished yet or specification is done for
another problem).
The differenceamong the Calculus for Programming and
Calculus for Coding embraced by the way the another level of
abstraction is added to the code (legacy programming language)
and the access to the lowest level code or/and legacy
programming language is granted or denied;
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for
Codingby itself represent knowledge set about different types
and the direction of the projection of the code (legacy
programming language). The projecture is directed towards the
Calculus for Programming and Calculus for Coding to project thus
the code (legacy programming language).
Calculus for Programming must be one of the many
disciplines in the science. Its designated to teach how to
programming.

What's the difference between UML CASE tool


and the WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the
project of the Executable Pictograms, LLC) by
the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASE toolis the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE toolCAPDP is the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the

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knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its


created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which employ
the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain environment.
The knowledge captured is projected as the blueprint for each of
the solutions to the problems. There is no legacy computer code
(programming languages) accessible through the interface.
Instead, there is the code Calculus implementing the theory.
Thats why we call the theory Calculus for programming.
Calculus the new foundational concept for the new
computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the end user)
the access to the legacy computer code.

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Infinity is a mother and The God is a father of everything. Nothing - is the starting point. If it
happened once, there is no reason to stop it from happening. An Infinite big nothing creating
an infinitely small something (the analog of infinite small change for reasoning in
theoretical mechanics about the changes in physical structure). It will be considered, an
infinitely small means that exist the scale, where the inside structure of infinitely small
consist of smaller infinitely smalls (some sort of fractal like structure) and the observable
Identity, constructed of these bigger infinitely smalls on a bigger scale, is only a tip of an
iceberg above the water, where the internal structure of infinitely small will compose the
bigger part of the iceberg below the water, which stands for an existing scale per this analogy.
An infinite chain of laws of physics combines to create infinitely small only, if it happened to
exist in the future, after infinitely small period, then this chain coming into being for an
infinitely small period. (As an analogy of this transfer of information from the future, could be
the development of a lightning in the atmosphere, where it propagates through, by creating the
thinly channel in the opposite direction first, for the lightning to discharge.) Altogether, it
combines into something bigger (not observable by us Identity) on this infinite small scale.
So, nothing is moving. Instead, it appears and disappear continuously in an infinite frequent
way, manifesting activity on this infinitely small scale, and preserving the identity of bigger
infinitely small. All of this combines randomly (see below) into the interactions of the chain
of laws, that stays into being, because something bigger got created after infinite bigger
period.

The nothing is moving also imply, the speed of something means different intensity of
activity ratio throughout the scales directed inwards or outwards, i.e. if something frozen
(slowing down), the intensity of activity is changing to less of activity outwards in the
structure, than inwards. And vice versa, if it speeds up, the activity is changing for more
activity outwards. The ratio of activity intensity change depends on the identity of bigger
infinitely smalls throughout the scales directed inwards or outwards, as well, i.e. in our
conventional perception terms, depends on a different type of material.

A Time (speed) is only human brain's interpretation of this, infinite in nature, complexity.
We only can perceive features of the infinitely small by changing the scale of measurements and
manipulation with thing observable on that scale. It is an imperative that it is hard to study
substance, what we ourselves are and everything we are capable to perceive is made of.

Some things on the quantum level, possibly could be explained by studying the outer cosmos, if
the nature of every feature, we want to observe, is cyclic inwards and outwards throughout
the internal structure. Some things should be perceived as an embedded feature of the
infinitely small, rather than the interaction of the created. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
may not reveal anything consisting of, but new things created in only. For our own
convenience, we will consider, the observable cosmos as infinitely small, setting up the unit

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for measurement inwards and outwards throughout the internal structure. There is no
other option for quantification of our perception to explore the internal structure of infinitely
small, as a carrier of all features of a larger, bigger infinitely small and to perceive an
identity of it.

So, it is natural from this point of reference (per this theory) to explain whatever you want:

If you move your hand, nothing is moving. Its frequently appears and disappear in small
scale, like new year led rope lights switching, which is interpreted by the brain as movements
of the light.

The human genome exists, because we exist in our time scale and it took google years on our
time scale to achieve its complexity. But if we consider our time scale as infinitely small, then
google years become a period after infinitely small one.

Gravity it is embedded feature of the infinitely small, i.e. intention to create (exposed by
the infinite chain of different laws of physics, which appear in random fashion, creating
different density of observable matter potential of the gravity) and intention (exposed by new
location of the created bigger infinitely small) to appear, in creation of bigger infinitely
smalls, towards each other, because of in-between more infinitely small things engaged in
creation than in outer side, which employs more intense dynamics related with appearance
from nothing of an infinitely small and its interactions. Its the obvious feature derived from
the perceived existence of gravity.

Magnetism it is the same as gravity with difference of another thing has created, which has
an appearance entangled with disappearance. That means, the disappearance is affected,
by appearance, redistributing intensity of activities throughout the scales inwards in the
structure, leaving the intensity on the scale of reference in the structure less, than natural
background, to trigger in-between effect in outer side, opposite to, like one in the case of gravity
(in terms of our practical reality the same poles repel each other). That means, an
explanation of an explosion could be related to the intense disappearance of the acquired some
sort of magnetism by some type of Identity.

Change of location and recombine into another bigger infinitely small of larger infinite
small Something, when another larger infinite small Something created in close vicinity. Is
the propagation (inheritance) of the embedded feature to change location throughout the
structure of the affected (created) larger infinite small Something through propagation of
change in ratio of the intensity of activity change throughout the scales, directed inwards or
outwards in the structure, leaving the intensity on the scale of reference in the structure less,
than natural background, to trigger in-between effect, opposite to, like one in the case of
gravity. Manifestation of this feature could be the application of force on the scale of our
practical reality, and entanglement and activities without observable cause in quantum physics.

Light (a photon) is the bigger infinitely small.

Light propagation, when the identity - light (a photon) is created as the result of
appearance/creation of two larger infinite small Something in close vicinity to each other is
the evidence of creation something, beside the light itself, on the scale of infinitely small
and equivalent to the infinite smallness. The propagation by itself says the in-between is
located on the outer side of something created (address the gravity and magnetism, explained
above). That means, what is created found the equivalent something in pair already in
existence, to form in-between feature intention to appear towards each other. A photon, by
itself must have a structure at different scale with embedded features to change location and
preserve the identity. And that means propagation, resembling the propagation of the feature
to change location (see above, the propagation of the feature to change location), where
disappearance couples with the feature, same as with magnetism, but less ratio in change of
intensity, to redistribute intensity of activities throughout the scales inwards in the structure,

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leaving the intensity outwards in the structure less, than natural background towards
unaffected areas.

Light speed limit is the time needed, which is the fact of creating something equivalent to
the light itself from the infinitely small, because we have light propagation.

Why the gravity is so weak in comparing with the magnetism? Because the gravity is a
manifestation of the local feature, created by the change in ratio of activity intensity, when
environment of more than one larger bigger infinitely small is created. And the magnetism is
the global manifestation of North or South features by the each infinitely small. These two
features can create a different ratio of activity intensity by mixing together, and be a reason for
self-organization, by directing intention to appear in specific configuration, forming the
structure of larger bigger infinitely small (in terms of our practical reality Permanent
Magnet), manifesting a propagation of feature to change location in specific direction for
some type of identities, which in terms of our practical reality, is called electric current (a
directed propagation of feature). Our live experience show, that this manifestation works in
both ways: electric current creates a magnet (electro-magnet - a specific configuration for some
type of identities) and, correspondently, a movement of the permanent magnet creates an
electric current. In terms of our practical reality the science behind of some type of identities
is called a Chemistry.

So, a Chemistry and the magnetism is the way to defeat a gravity, because the only way in our
practical reality to design activity of infinitely small is to create an environment with the help
of chemistry and to utilize a magnetism, i.e. to change the natural ratio of activity intensity,
manifested by the environment of larger bigger infinitely small of ordinary type, as in-
between feature.

Dark Matter implicitly simple answer. The entirety of the employed infinitely small
(things) in creation. The potential of the gravitational (see above). The environment for the
manifestation of the embedded features of the infinitely small by itself employed in creating,
and the features, exhibited in continuation of creation of the bigger infinitely small,
employing in-between effect on the cosmic scale propagation (address the gravity explained
above) and, the feature of the bigger infinitely small, an entanglement with each other. In
other words, Dark Matter is the invisible, underwater part of the iceberg, as mentioned above
about the part of the structure of an infinitely small.

Dark Energy its either simple explanation. The balance of the embedded features of the
infinitely small by itself employed in creation, and the features, exhibited in continuation of
creation of the bigger infinitely small, employing in-between effect propagation all over the
invisible scales (address the light, gravity and magnetism, explained above), on the cosmic
scale.

How much is the universe accelerating since it started to accelerate (5-6 B years ago,)? What
is its rate? Really, if, you consider, that infinite big Nothing gives a bird of infinite small
Something and above on the scale, where the universe is that infinite small Something, the
acceleration of disappearance doesnt matter. Matters only fact, that appearance and
disappearance are present and the Big Bang is the Appearance, and, also, the Big Bang is the
way the structure of the infinitely small coming into being and covey development of all its
embedded features. And Disappearance, thus shall be the Big Rip and Collapse into
singularity, depending on the set of embedded features the infinitely small has developed
and preserved in his environment.

Black holes. Very important features are that, they stop feeding or they grow up. The fact that
they grow up, means the universe must have a size, i.e. the infinitely small has a limit of their
density, as his embedded feature. And together with the assumption, that bigger infinitely
small forms identity of its own, means the internal structure of the infinitely small is bigger
than the size of observable one, i.e. it is some sort of iceberg above the water, where the

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underwater part is the dark matter.

If we consider Black hole, as the coil with an electric current, acting as a magnet, then the
environment of North and South poles are created (this feature could explain the observed
massive similar orientation of the galaxies). Black holes open direct exposure, to the elements
of the infinitely big Nothing, of the structure of infinitely small, when the infinitely small
appears in these North and South pole environments. Every star due to internal electro-
magnetism, will do the same North and South differentiation among the infinitely smalls.
That means infinitely small becomes marked differently by these environments (i.e. carry
outwards, this feature from the internal structure) and could create infinitely small magnets
by itself, if two infinitely smalls couples together to form a new identity of bigger infinitely
small. This fact could explain the nature of intentions to change of the location and to create
identity, and, also, to explain the Disappearance, as Big Rip or Collapse into singularity,
of the infinitely small by itself, depending of the balance of the North or South carried by
infinitely small in its internal structure. That means, universe by itself must have North or
South pole features, which defines the type of her disappearance through Big Rip or
Collapse into singularity. This fact could be due, as well, for an explanation of the Dark
Energy nature (where it comes from) and movements of Dark Energy by itself, as play of
magnets among themselves.

When it happens, some sort of larger bigger infinitely small carry out the North or South
feature, then we call it Positive or Negative charge electrostatics (in conventional terms of
our practical reality). On the scale below this larger bigger infinitely small carry out the
feature, as well, to lose (not preserve) Positive or Negative native feature after its creation,
initiated by the identities, carriers of the opposite Positive or Negative features in close
vicinity (in conventional terms of our practical reality - electric current - discharge).

The identity of the larger infinite small Something not changing, if it changes location,
means the infinitely small has its structure, which preserves the identity.

Inertia. Is the part of the structure (embedded feature of the infinitely small) of the larger
infinite small Something containing intention to maintain propagation of the feature to
change location throughout the internal structure of the affected identities;

Things (among many more) to explain:

Challenge for physical location (gyro effect, Josephson effect);

Domination of circular natural geometry (not man-made, which is also naturally by itself, as
the man is; Life is only another one option for the mother Nature to create) in the cosmos.

To make things ease, explaining the rest of our practical reality, Ill give you a clue.

Why nature does create? Because it has infinite Nothing, Big Bang, Big Rip and Collapse into
singularity.

How nature does create? It must, make it happen, because of her fractal structure, enhanced by
infinitely small standing for the rest, of what's left after the Big Bang, and the North or
South features developed later of the infinitely small.

What the directions are the nature follows in creation. Big Rip - outwards in the structure and
Collapse into singularity - inwards in the structure.

Thats the elegance of the design made by nature. And we have plenty room for adjustments
explaining it.

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Because there is a law such as gravity, the Universe can and will create itself from nothing.
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We are dedicated to redefine software development,


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This framework is called Calculus for Programming and


based on implementation of the new (and only one of this kind in
the industry) method of imperative programming for visual
paradigm Executable Pictograms.

This framework intended to be delivered as a standard


feature (in the form of Computing platform), enhancing group
productivity tools by utilizing functionality of the specification-
designing, presentation, design development and
implementation in the ontology based, holistic way as an
interactive WYSIWYG blueprint. This blueprint is delivered in the
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presentation of the document is optional).

The implementation of the adaptive ontology used, is called


Calculus .

Having a wrong tool and using it in the wrong way, it's hard
to fix it. Instead, we prefer to have a visual language for calculus
and visual calculus for programming. Its how we rediscover a
Programming, leaving the Coding in the past.

Here we are talking about the software development. As of


today, there is no any other theory or methodology supporting
the use of ontology in the process of software development,
eliminating Coding. Presentation of the process of development
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Frames, to collect data about the problem, to create a program,
which is coded or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply
the use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There is no
specification, design and development of the frames (in the case
of UML, we are not designing nor developing the frames by
itself, we are just using them), which imply the use of the
process of ontology designing, presentation, development and
her adaptation, which we call Calculus for Programming.
Contrary, the calculus for programming is employed in our
methodology of the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the growing use of
only a word Ontology. And nobody knows (but us) how to eat
it (to integrate with it) and what the difference among the
Programming and Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining
a programming, which is derived and accumulated from a
process of designing and developing of the ontology for
specification of many problems and algorithms of calculations to
solve them. And Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by
itself, adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding) languages. Each
time, when we are reasoning over code, we derive each time,
the calculus for programming, to construct mentally a
specification, of what it is created, to reason about it, thus
reasoning about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we construct,
present, design and develop a specification of a problem,
embracing Calculus for Programming, based on adaptable
ontology. We are constructing, presenting, designing and
developing an interactive WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every
problem, which we solve on the computer in the environment of
the group of developers and domain experts. And this is our
Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by natural
language), which could very conveniently serve as input for AI,
to process the knowledge or to be applied to bring in a
knowledge about computing to the Quantum Computer, or just
serve as an interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.

Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the billions of a


billion-dollar computer and Internet of Things industry. Its a
global educational platform, globally used SaaS (quantum
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Investments, instead of contributions, could be considered a


meaningful amount at a wide range of money, ranging from
$70 000 annually to 5 billion for a decade, if the hardware
production tools will be deployed.

FAQ 1:

"Describe what you will use the money for":

The money will be used for fundamental research leading to a


theoretical foundation, named Calculus for programming.
Calculus , for specification, design and systems engineering
in a generic domain-independent fashion, using, the type of
computer software so called WYSIWYG CASE, as the tool.

The money will be used to introduce the theory Calculus for


programming. Calculus to the experts of different domains.

The money will be used to introduce this foundational theory to


the academic society and promulgate it.

The money will be used to expand R&D of the method


Executable Pictograms of imperative programming for visual
programming (not coding) paradigm. (The concept implemented
before 1974 as a complementary technique to enhance reading
data structures on the paper blueprint of the project, developed
since 1977 in Lithuania and continued as of today in the USA,
what has led to this foundational theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus , separating two notions in computer
science Programming and Coding.)

The money will be used by company Executable Pictograms,


LLC to keep research a flow and, if it not objected by the
contributor,to finance the contract with the Intentional Software
Corporation to build a prototype of a WYSIWYG CASE tool, as
a workbench, embracing the foundational concept Calculus .
(I am the founder, CEO/CTO of the company Executable
Pictograms, LLC and the author of the theory Calculus for
programming. Calculus ).

The money will be used to publish theoretical results and


develop an educational platform to achieve literacy in systems
engineering (by using a computer) across every educational
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What unique things would separate you from


other applicants applying for this money?

The theory Calculus for programming. Calculus is the only


theory as of today for programming, which allows capture
effectively domain specific knowledge before its created and
reasoning as to knowledge blueprint independently of the
computer code. (We consider a Programming by itself as an
academic presumptive discipline about the knowledge capturing
(acquiring) before it is created. And Calculus Ex..P for
programming is a knowledge frame to support it, i.e. to capture
(acquire) the knowledge before it is created, or otherwise, to
transform patchwork of thoughts into the knowledge). This is a
perfect match to Intentional Programming, introduced by
Charles Simonyi, to use as an implementation platform.
Altogether they will be used as the foundation of a new
computer architecture for faultless specification, design and
systems engineering in a generic domain-independent fashion,
embracing concept based on the restriction of the direct public
access to the machine code. Thus creating a very beneficial
digital environment, where identity theft, hacking and software
piracy are limited by hardware architecture and naturally
secured by corporations multibillion dollar manufacturing
investments to make access to machine code granted only to
IoT hardware infrastructure through M2M communication.

Lets take a look into Bill Gates' prediction on the future of


the Software and Computer relationship:

INTERVIEWER:Do you think there will ever be a radical


change in the way people go about programming, or in the way
computers operate?

GATES: . Software tools are getting so much better. It is


possible that we will eventually be able to take just specifications
and a description of what the machine is efficient at, and then
have some super high-level compiler do a lot of the work that
programmers do now

Susan Lammers.
https://programmersatwork.wordpress.com/bill-gates-1986/.

Well follow a little bit different approach. Instead, to take a


description of what the machine is efficient at we just will
pursue to build the computer, which is efficient at editing
Calculus Core Pictograms and projecting them into intentions
(Calculus ) to transform a patchwork of thoughts into
knowledge about the problem and solution.

That means total IT industry transformation, saving billions of


dollars in losses for the nation. According to National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) software defects cost nearly
$60 Billion annually. Some sources provide worldwide costs of
IT failure at $3 trillion. This sad story told by numbers in loss
over decades gives us the credible proof: We cant simply
substitute Programing with Coding. We should invent it.

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What's the difference between UML CASE tool and the


WYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDP (the project of the Executable
Pictograms, LLC) by the terms of the definitions?

TheUML CASEtool is the software application with the


interface integrating the problem specification on the fixed
knowledge frames and the generation of the computer code to
solve the problem. The knowledge about a programming is
captured in the calculus for coding theory and implemented as
one of the legacy programming languages.

TheWYSIWYG CASE tool CAPDPis the software application


with the interface embracing the Calculus for Programming
theory as the knowledge design code (Calculus ), replacing
legacy computer code, to capture in the holistic way the
knowledge about a programming, and the knowledge (before its
created) about the problem and the solution. The part of this
code, designated to capture the knowledge about the
programming, is called Calculus Core Pictograms, which
employ the set of Core Pictograms in the problem domain
environment. The knowledge captured is projected as the
blueprint for each of the solutions to the problems. There is no
legacy computer code (programming languages) accessible
through the interface. Instead, there is the code Calculus
implementing the theory. Thats why we call the theory Calculus
for programming. Calculus the new foundational concept
for the new computer architecture, restricting (for the public - the
end user) the access to the legacy computer code.

FAQ 3:

Show the difference among the


Programming and Coding.
2 Pages in .PDF
Illustrate what does the notions Calculus format
for programming, Calculus and
Calculus Core Pictograms mean.

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visual language for calculus and visual calculus for
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leaving the Coding in the past.
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for modeling, e.g. UML. They cover needs for


ontology, with the set of Frames, to collect data about
the problem, to create a program, which is coded
or/and synthesized in this case. All of them imply the
use of coding, i.e. a calculus for coding is used. There
is no specification, design and development of the
frames (in the case of UML, we are not designing nor
developing the frames by itself, we are just using
them), which imply the use of the process of ontology
designing, development and her adaptation, which we
call Calculus for Programming. Contrary, the calculus
for programming is employed in our methodology of
the software development. Somebody can say,
Growing use of ontology, in reality it means the
growing use of only a word ontology. And nobody
knows (but us) how to eat it (to integrate with it) and
what the difference among the Programming and
Coding is. Calculus for programming, defining a
programming, which is derived and accumulated from
a process of designing and developing of the
ontology for specification of many problems and
algorithms of calculations to solve them. And
Calculus for Coding is derived from coding by itself,
adding different layers of abstraction, thus creating
different programming (i.e., in reality, coding)
languages. Each time, when we are reasoning over
code, we derive each time, the calculus for
programming, to construct mentally a specification, of
what it is created, to reason about it, thus reasoning
about it become extremely obscured. And this is
fundamentally wrong. Programming means we
construct, present, design and develop a specification
of a problem, embracing Calculus for Programming,
based on adaptable ontology. We are constructing,
presenting, designing and developing an interactive
WYSIWYG 3D blueprint for every problem, which we
solve on the computer in the environment of the
group of developers and domain experts. And this is
our Code (knowledge Code enriched in this way by
natural language), which could very conveniently
serve as input for AI, to process the knowledge or to
be applied to bring in a knowledge about computing
to the Quantum Computer, or just serve as an
interactive 3D blueprint, in the case we want to
comprehend and contemplate the whole picture.
Our concept is confirmed as a foundation for the
billions of a billion-dollar computer and Internet of
Things industry.
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Veiklos kryptys Plaiau:


Jonas treimikis (1914- 03-25 Mikalauskai,
Struktra
Marijampols apskr.1999-11-05 Kaunas), ilgametis
Nariai KPI Fizikos katedros darbuotojas (19511988).

Tremtiniai rezistentai Jono tvai buvo valstieiai, vald 15 ha k. Baigs


Janaukos pradin mokykl, 1928 m. stojo
Veteranai Marijampols Rygiki Jono gimnazij. ia baigs
eias klases, 1934 m stojo Kauno auktesnij
Atmintin dat kalendorius technikos mokykl. 1940 m., baigs i mokykl, tapo
pramons mechanikos techniku. 19401944 m. jis tapo
Renginiai Vilkavikio valstybins amat mokyklos mokytoju. Iki
1948 m. dirbo Marijampols dailij amat mokyklos
Klubo nari gimimo datos
mokytoju, tuo pat metu dst fizik ir matematik
Marijampols suaugusij gimnazijoje. 19481951 m. dirbo vairiose Kauno
Prisijungti svetains koregavimui
monse ir staigose. 1951 m. priimtas dirbti KPI Fizikos katedros vyr. laborantu,
vliaumokymo meistru (1961), laboratorijos vedju (1966), auktos kvalifikacijos
Paieka darbininku (1972). Kelet met antraeilse pareigose dirbo Kauno 14 toje
Iekoti svetainje:
vidurinje mokykloje darb mokytoju. Visur pasiymjo iniciatyva, darbtumu ir
pareigingumu. Dirbdamas katedroje jis rpinosi Mechanikos ir molekulins

Paieka
fizikos mokomj laboratorij technine prieira, kr naujus laboratorinis darbus.
Institutas i Universiteto paveldjo primityvi mokomj fizikos laboratorij
rang. Sovietiniai okupantai buvusius Universiteto ryius su usienio firmomis
nutrauk, o patys kelet deimtmei joms reikalingos rangos negamino. Padtis
tapo kritine septintajame deimtmetyje Institutui pleiantis, kai vietoje vienos ios
krypties laboratorijos prireik rengti tris. Vienintel ieitis buvo katedros jgomis,
panaudojant fabrikuose gamintus elementus, surinkti laboratorini darb stendus.
ia labai pravert J. treimikio gebjimai ir inios, gytos Technikos mokykloje. Jis
buvo ypa gerai valds staliaus technik, gebjo atlikti altkalvio darbus, buvo
iniciatyvus, dirbo krybingai su suvalkietiku stropumu. Katedros kolegoms mielai
paddavo sprsti netgi buitines problemas. Naujai rengiant laboratorijas kartu vyko
ne tik rangos modernizavimas, bet ir laboratorini darb uduoi pltimas. Tam
atuntojo deimtmeio pradioje atsakingu u ios laboratorijos dalykin ir metodin
lyg katedros vedjas pareigojo A. Tamaausk. Tuo metu katedros dstytojai
bdavo siuniami stauotis vairias Soviet Sjungos auktsias mokyklas.
Daugelis j staavosi sovietmeiu gana moderniame Maskvos ininerins fizikos
institute. Naujus ir naudingus laboratorinius darbus bei j uduotis stengtasi diegti
ir KPI fizikos laboratorijose. gyvendindamas j silymus J. treimikis reng
Spyruoklins svyruokls svyravim tyrim, Stygos svyravim tyrim, Garso
greiio strypuose matavimo stovinij bang metodu, Garso greiio ore
nustatymo bang interferencijos metodu, Kietojo kno temperatrinio ilgjimo
koeficiento nustatymo, Entropijos pokyio nustatymo kaitinant ir ilydant
kristalin kn, Metal ilumos laidumo koeficiento nustatymo, Dielektriko
ilumos laidumo koeficiento nustatymo laboratorini darb stendus. Vienus

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TREIMIKIS Jonas | emeritus

konstravo pats, kitus pagamino pagal duotus eskizus, padedant katedros dirbtuvse
dirbusiems L. pokeviiui ir J. Bartuseviiui. Daugel senesni laboratorini darb
stend modernizavo ir papildomai reng reikaling j komplekt skaii. Naujus,
teorine ir praktine uduotimi iplstus i darb apraymus para V. Ambrasas, A.
Puodiukynas ir A. Tamaauskas. U darbtum ir krybingum katedros koleg ir
Instituto vadovybs J. treimikis buvo gerai vertinamas. Daug kart rektorius jam
reik padk, skatino pinigine premija (1987), Auktojo mokslo ministras
apdovanojo Garbs ratu (1974). 1988 m. jis ijo pensij.
Albina ir Jonas treimikiai uaugino sn Regimant. Jis, Kauno politechnikos
institute gijs informacini technologij specialyb, iuo metu dirba JAV.
Jonas treimikis mir 1999 m. lapkriio 5 d. Kaune. Palaidotas Karmlavos
kapinse.

Pareng Albinas Tamaauskas

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m 01 3 7 15 31 <--------------------- Skipping m
n
1
2 00
4 1 1
8 3 3
16 7 7
32 15 15 1n2
64 31 31
63
Example 1. The visualization, as an example SumInPairsPathAlongMatrixTemplet (Example 1-6), of the theory.
m
n1 m

m 0 0 0 0 0 0 <--------------------- Skipping omitted m=0


n
11
2 00
4 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 10 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
8 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3
16 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 1n2
32 15 0 15 0 15
64 31 0 31
63

Example 2. The visualization, as an example SumInPairsPathAlongMatrixTemplet(Example 1-6), of the theory. The fragment to Skip omitted.

1-21

No elements to add up.


Only one (no pair) element to add up - at the beginning.
Who Only one (no pair) element to add up - the end of the iteration. Not
is going to address
Where (precondition, enough elements to skip.
What we do?
How postcondition-precondition, What the precondition prevents divide by zero?.
postcondi on) What the precondition prevents to have a negative index?.
What the precondition prevents to have more indexes than elements..

22
What the iterations are?

Example 3. The questions (to construct 22 of them)


Lets ask some questions and show the dierence among the Programming and Coding, and
then, illustrate what does the notions Calculus for programming, Calculus and Calculus
Core Pictograms mean. The questions (to construct 22 of them) are:

1-21 (Example 3):


No elements to add up.
Only one (no pair) element to add up - at the beginning.
Who Only one (no pair) element to add up - the end of the iteration.
Where Is going to address (precondition, Not enough elements to skip. What we do?
postcondition-precondition, postcondition)
How What the precondition prevents divide by zero?.
What the precondition prevents to have a negative index?.
What the precondition prevents to have more indexes than elements..

22 (Example 3):
What the iterations are?

Programming or Coding? It depends on how we address the questions above. Then we


consider:

The programming. If we can address them as an object explicitly in the blueprint of the
specication;
The coding. If we present them as a derived feature from the code and there is nothing to
point at.
If we consider an Example 1, as the theory, then Calculus for programming consist of
Calculus and Calculus Core Pictograms, where:
o Calculus will be intentions represented graphically with a horizontal
line, connecting two elements in accordance:
To calculate the sum of the pair and rewrite the result to the element
on the left;
To select an element on the Right by skipping some number of
elements:
To select the rst element of the pair or the second pair.
o Calculus Core Pictograms will be calculations:
X:=X+Y, where (X,Y) a selected pair, and X at the Left, and Y at
the Right;
Recalculation of the indexes of the second element in the rst pair
and the index of the rst element for the next pair.
Recalculation of the numbers, representing the index of the
second element in the rst pair and the skipped numbers of the
elements, selecting next pair.

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