1435658467computer Catalogue

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
1. Design and Analysis of Algorithms 4. Analysis and Design of Algorithm

Shweta Bajaj Mundra Gyanendra Kumar Dwivedi
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Algorithm; 2. Growth Order; 3. Elementary Data 1. Introduction; 2. Advanced Data Structure; 3. Dynamic
Structure; 4. Divide and Conquer Strategy; 5. Greedy Method; Programming; 4. Graph Algorithm; 5. Selected Topic.
6. Dynamic Programming; 7. NP-Completeness.
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2. Design and Analysis of Algorithm Sachin Dev Goyal

5. The Art of Programming Through Flowcharts &
Algorithms Anil Bikas Chaudhuri
Contents
1. Role of Algorithm; 2. Growth of Function; 3. Recurrences; Contents
4. Heap Sort; 5. Quick Sort; 6. Sorting in Linear Time; 7. Medians 1. Introducing to Programming; 2. Problems on Selection;
and Order Statistics; 8. Elementary Data Structures; 9. Hash Table;
3. Problems on Looping; 4. Problems on Arrays; 5. The Art of File
10. Binary Search Tree (BST); 11. Red-Black Trees;
Processing.
12. Augmenting Data Structures; 13. Splay Trees; 14. B-Trees;
15. Binomial Heaps; 16. Fibonacci Heaps; 17. Data Structures
for Disjoint Sets; 18. Dynamic Programming; 19. Greedy
Algorithms; 20. Amortized Analysis; 21. Branch and Bound; 22. Backtracking;
23. Elementary Graph Algorithms; 24. Minimum Spanning Tree; 25. Single-Source
Shortest Paths; 26. All Pairs Shortest Paths; 27. Maximum Flow; 28. Sorting Networks;
29. Matrix Operations; 30. Polynomials and the FFT; 31. Number-Theoretic Algorithms; 1′′ 1′′
32. String Matching; 33. Computational Geometry; 34. NP-Completeness; ISBN: 81-7008-779-1 EDITION: First, 2005 SIZE: 7 ×9
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35. Approximation Algorithm.
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6. Symbolic Logic and Logic Processing Bindu Bansal
3. Design Analysis and Algorithms Hari Mohan Pandey

Contents
Contents 1. Introduction to Logic and Knowledge; 2. Introduction to
1. Introduction; 2. Growth of Functions; 3. Recurrences: Master’s Artificial Intelligence; 3. The Search Process; 4. Knowledge
Theorem; 4. Sorting and Sorting Methods: Heap Sort; 5. Quick Representation; 5. KR Using Logic; 6. Other Knowledge
Sort; 6. Divide and Conquer Methods; 7. Sorting in Linear Time; Representation Techniques; 7. Programming Languages in
8. Medians and Order Statistics; 9. Red-Black Trees; Artificial Intelligence; 8. Introduction to Logic Programming
10. Augmenting Data Structures; 11. B-Trees; 12. Binomial and Prolog; 9. Syntax and Semantics of Prolog;
Heaps; 13. Fibonacci Heaps; 14. Data Structure for Disjoint Sets; 10. Operators, Arithmetics and List Manipulation; 11. Backtracking, Cuts and
15. Dynamic Programming; 16. Greedy Algorithms; 17. Amortized
Negation; 12. Input Output and Built in Predicates; 13. More on Built in Predicates;
Analysis; 18. Back-Tracking; 19. Branch and Bound Technique; 20. Introduction to
14. Logic Foundations of Prolog; 15. Resolution in Prolog (SLD-Resolution);
Assignment Problem; 21. String Matching: Pattern Matching Algorithm; 22. Elementary
Graph Algorithms; 23. Minimum Spanning Tree; 24. Single Source Shortest Path 16. Searching and Sorting in Prolog; 17. Definite Clause Grammars; 18. Coding
Algorithm; 25. All Pairs Shortest Paths Algorithm; 26. Maximum Flow; 27. Randomized Standards and Debugging in Prolog; 19. Assessment of Prolog; 20. Fuzzy Logic
Algorithms; 28. NP-Completeness; 29. Approximation Algorithm. and Neural Network.
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118 ALGORITHM DESIGN/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

7. Artificial Intelligence–A Systems Approach 10. Elements of Compiler Design Dr. M.Joseph
M. Tim Jones
Contents Contents
1. Words, Sentences and Languages; 2. Lexical
1. The History of Al; 2. Uninformed Search; 3. Informed Search; Analyser; 3. Context Free Grammars; 4. Parsers; 5. LR
4. Al and Games; 5. Knowledge Representation; 6. Machine Parsers; 6. Syntax Directed Translations; 7. Type
Learning; 7. Evolutionary Computation; 8. Neural Networks I; Checking and Run-time Environments; 8. Symbol
9. Neural Networks II; 10. Robotics and Al; 11. Intelligent Agents; Tables and Errors; 9. Intermediate Code Generation;
12. Biologically Inspired and Hybrid Models; 13. The Languages 10. Code Optimization; 11. Code Generation;
12. Interpreters. Appendices.
of Al.
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11. Compiler Design Dr. O.G. Kakde
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Finite Automata and Regular Expressions;
3. Context Free Grammar and Syntax Analysis; 4. Top-Down
Parsing; 5. Bottom Up Parsing; 6. Syntax Directed Definitions
8. Artificial Intelligence Sharbani Bhattacharya and Translations; 7. Symbol Table Management; 8. Storage
Management; 9. Error Handling; 10. Code Optimization;
11. Code Generation; 12. Lex and Yacc; 13. Exercises;
Contents
Objective Type Questions.
1. Introduction; 2. Predicate Logics; 3. Structured Knowledge;
4. Object-Oriented Representation; 5. Rule Based Knowledge 1′′ 1′′
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System; 8. Learning.
12. Theory of Automata and Formal Languages

Anand Sharma
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1. Introduction; 2. Introduction to Finite Automata;
3. Introduction of Regular Expression; 4. Introduction to
Context-Free-Grammar; 5. Push-Down-Automata; 6. Turing-
Machine; 7. Functions; 8. Introduction to Production
System; 9. Introduction to Post-Machine; 10. Universal-
Turing-Machine; Model Papers.
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Practical Approach Maxim Mozgovoy PAGES: 522 PRICE: ` 315.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
1. Regular Languages and Regular Expressions; 2. Finite
Automata; 3. The Relationship Between Finite Automata and 13. ICT @ School Computer Awareness Dinesh Maidasani
Regular Expressions; 4. Finite-State Machines in Practice;
5. Nonregular Languages and Context-Free Grammars; Contents
6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Parsing; 8. Compiler Generation; 1. Overview of the Computer; 2. Introduction to Paint;
9. The Lindenmayer Systems (L-Systems); 10. Turing 3. Computer Hardware; 4. Windows XP; 5. Word Processing;
Machines; 11. Decidability and Complexity. 6. Spreadsheets; 7. Advance Spreadsheets; 8. Presentation
Tools; 9. Networking; 10. Internet; 11. HTML.
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE/AUTOMATA THEORY AND COMPILERS/BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST 119

14. Computer Fundamentals and Information Technology 18. Popular Metaheuristic Optimization Techniques
Ramesh Bangia Manisha Kumari Deep, Rashmi Sahay
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to Computer and Information Technology;
1. Metaheuristic Optimization; 2. Genetic Algorithms; 3. Simulated
2. Computer Organization and Working; 3. Input Devices;
Annealing; 4. Tabu Search (TS); 5. Ant Colony Optimization;
4. Output Devices; 5. Storage Devices; 6. Computer Virus and
Elimination; 7. Computer Software; 8. Operating Systems; 6. Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO).
9. Application Software; 10. Number System; 11. Data
Communication and Networks; 12. Disk Operating
System (DOS); 13. Windows 95/98; 14. Advanced Features of
Windows; 15. System Tools; 16. Communication; 17. Multiple Users Features of 1′′ 1′′
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Microsoft Word; 21. Spread Sheets & Microsoft Excel; 22. Microsoft Power Point;
23. Introduction to Visual Foxpro; 24. Working with Tables; 25. Working with Queries;
26. Working with Forms; 27. Working with Reports; 28. Working with Command
Windows; 29. Relational Database Concepts of Visual Foxpro; 30. Visual Foxpro Utilities;
31. Functions in Visual Foxpro; 32. Programming and Developing Applications. 19. MCQs in Computer Science B.L.Shivakumar
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1. Computer Organisation and Architecture; 2. C Programming;
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5. Operating System; 6. Object-oriented Programming in C++;
15. E-Literacy Ramesh Bangia 7. Computer Graphics and Multimedia; 8. Microprocessor and
Interfacing Devices; 9. Computer Networks; 10. Data Mining and
Contents
Data Warehouse; 11. Digital Image Processing; 12. J2EE
1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Input, Output and Storage
Glossary.
Devices; 3. Windows Operating Systems; 4. Microsoft Word;
5. Microsoft Excel; 6. Microsoft PowerPoint; 7. Web Designing 1′′ 1′′
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Ehtiram Raza Khan, Huma Anwar
16. Call Centers Made Easy Stephen Medcroft
Contents
Contents 1. Objective and Dimensions of Research; 2. Research Problems;
1. Phone Systems; 2. Improving Your Business Telephone 3. Research Methodology; 4. Research Proposal • Annexure
System; 3. Telephone Lines; 4. Telemarketing Call Centers; Index.
5. Customer Service Call Centers; 6. Automatic Call Distribution;
7. Handling Voice Calls; 8. Multimedia Call Centers; 9. Keeping
Track of Everything; 10. Putting All the Elements Together; 11. A
Primer on Purchasing; 12. Managing a Successful cut over,
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17. Computer Organisation 21. Computer Architecture Nirmala Sharma

Manjeet Kaur Bedi, Vikram Singh, Manish Kumar Jindal
Contents Contents
1. Information Representation; 2. Binary Logic; 3. Combinational 1. Digital Fundamentals; 2. Register Transfer Language; 3. CPU
and Sequential Circuit; 4. Sequential Logic; 5. Memory System; Organisation; 4. Pipelining and Parallel Processing; 5. Computer
6. CPU Organisation; 7. I/O Organisation. Arithmetic; 6. Microprogrammed Control Unit; 7. Memory
Organisation; 8. Input-Output Organisation.
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120 BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST/COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

22. Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing 25. Theory and Practice of E-Commerce
Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal Pramod Bhatnagar, Anshum Srivastava
Contents Contents
1. Fundamentals of Computer Architecture; 2. Instruction Level 1. Overview of E-Business; 2. Electronic Commerce;
Parallel Processors; 3. Memory Hierarchy Technology; 3. Electronic Payment System; 4. Business to Business
4. Shared Memory MIMD Architecture. E-Commerce; 5. Mobile Commerce; 6. Mobile Banking;
7. Internet; 8. Firewall System; 9. Electronic Data Interchange;
10. Supply Chain Management.
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26. Website Boosting Mario Fischer
Contents
Part I : Online Marketing: Getting the Customers—
23. Digital Design and Computer Organisation 1. Traditional Online Marketing; 2. Viral Marketing; 3. Guerilla
Dr. Nasib S. Gill, J.B. Dixit Marketing; 4. Newsletter; 5. Customer Retention through
Weblogs and RSS-Feeds
Contents Part II : Search Engines: Be Found by Customers—6. Basics
1. Number System and Data Representation; 2. Codes and of Search Engines and How Search is Done there; 7. Activating
Binary Arithmetic; 3. Boolean Algebra and Simplification Advertising in Search Engines; 8. Search Engine Optimization
Techniques; 4. Digital Logic and Arithmetic Circuits; for Individual Web Pages; 9. Search Engine Optimization for the
5. Combinational Circuits; 6. Flip Flops; 7. Registers and Entire Website; 10. Strategic Search Engine Optimization; 11. Releasing the Technical
Counters; 8. Memory Organisation and Secondary Storage Handbrakes; 12. Pitfalls in Optimization
System; 9. Microprocessor and CPU Design; 10. Basic Part III : Usability: Control Flow of Visitors—13. What are the Expectations of Users
Computer Design; 11. Microprogrammed Design; 12. Input/ and Customers; 14. Selecting the Right Words; 15. Design Clear Navigation; 16. Text in
Output Organisation; 13. CISC and RISC Architecture. the Web: Powerful and Legible; 17. The Impact of Visual Design; 18. The Bias: The
Conversion Rates; 19. Testing Usability with Your Own Means
Part IV : Optimization: Tools for Checking—20. Tools for Evaluating the Visitor
Behaviour; 21. Useful Tools for Optimization; 22. Checklists; 23. What Still Remained at
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27. E-Commerce Mamta Bhusry

24.Grid Computing : A Practical Guide to Technology and
Applications Ahmar Abbas Contents
Unit 1 : Foundation of E-commerce
Contents
1. Foundations of E-commerce; 2. Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
1. IT Infrastructure Evolution; 2. Productivity Paradox and Electronic Commerce; 3. Business-to-Business (B2B) Electronic
Information Technology; 3. Business Value of Grid Computing; Commerce
4. Grid Computing Technology—An Overview; 5. Desktop Grids; Unit 2 : Network Infrastructure for E-commerce
6. Cluster Grids; 7. HPC Grids; 8. Data Grids; 9. The Open Grid 4. Network Infrastructure for E-commerce; 5. The Internet
Services Architecture; 10. Creating and Managing Grid Services; Intranets and Extranets as E-commerce Infrastructure
11. Desktop Supercomputing : Native Programming for Grids; Unit 3 : Web Security
12. Grid-Enabling Software Applications; 13. Application 6. Web Security; 7. Cryptography; 8. Firewall
Integration; 14. Grid-Enabling Network Services; 15. Managing Grid Environments; Unit 4 : Electronic Payment Systems
16. Grid Computing Adoption in Research and Industry; 17. Grids in Life Sciences; 9. Electronic Payment Systems
18. Grids in the Telecommunications Sector; 19. Grids in Other Industries; 20. Hive Unit 5 : Mobile Commerce
Computing for Transactions Processing Grids. 10. Mobile Commerce; 11. WAP (Wireless Application Protocol)
Unit 6 : Legal Requirements in E-commerce
12. Legal Requirements in E-commerce.
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28. Electronic Commerce Pete Lohsin, John Vacca 31. Data and Computer Communication
Rachna Sharma
Contents Contents
Part I. Overview of E-Commerce Technology—1. What is 1. Introduction; 2. Protocol and Architecture; 3. Data Transmission
Electronic Commerce ?; 2. Types of E-Commerce Technology; and Transmission Media; 4. Data Encoding and Communication
3. Types of E-Business Models and Markets; 4. Types of Interfaces; 5. Data Link Control; 6. Multiplexing; 7. Circuit and
E-Commerce Providers and Vendors; Packet Switching; 8. ATM and Frame Relay; 9. LANs and Medium
Part II. Designing and Building E-Commerce Web Sites : Access Control Protocols.
Hands—On—5. E-Commerce Web Site Creation; 6. Managing
E-Commerce Web Site Development; 7. Building Shopping Cart
Applications; 8. Mobile Electronic Commerce; 9. Enhancing a Web Server with 1′′ 1′′
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E-Commerce Databases; 13. Applying and Managing E-Business Intelligence Tools for
Application Development;
Part IV. Designing, Building and Implementing E-Commerce Security—14. Types
of Security Technologies; 15. Protocols for the Public Transport of Private Information; 32. Elements of Data Communication and Networks
16. Building an E-Commerce Trust Infrastructure; 17. Implementing E-Commerce S.A. Amutha Jeevakumari
Enterprise Applications Security Integration; 18. Strong Transaction Security in Multiple Contents
Server Environments; 19. Securing and Managing Your Storefront for E-Business;
Part V. Electronic Payments Technology—20. Payment Technology Issues; 1. Data Communication; 2. Error Detection and Correction;
21. Electronic Payment Methods Through Smart Cards; 22. Electronic Payment Systems; 3. Data Link Control; 4. Data Link Protocols; 5. Internetworking;
23. Digital Currencies; 6. Routing; 7. Transport Layer; 8. Congestion Control and Qos;
Part VI. E-Commerce Solutions and Future Directions—24. International E-Commerce 9. Application Layer; 10. Security.
Solution; 25. Business-to-Business and Business-to-Consumer; 26. Summary,
Conclusions, and Recommendations;
Part VII. Appendices 1′′ 1′′
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29. Marketing in the Cyber Age Kurt Rohner

33. Data and Computer Network Communication
Contents Shashi Banzal
Part I : Paragigms, The Why—1. The Networking Society takes Contents
over from the Consumer Society; 2. The Revolution in Marketing:
Part 1: Computer Communication and Network Basics—
from the Masses to the Individual; 3. Data—the terrain of the
1. Overview of Computer Communication and Networking;
Information era;
Part II : Perspectives, The What—4. Databases Marketing; 2. Network Models;
5. Electronic Marketing; 6. The Internet; Part 2: Physical Layer—3. Data Transmission Signals;
Part III : Practice, The How—7. Marketing Programmes; 4. Multiplexing and Switching; 5. Transmission Media;
8. Implementation Projects; 9. Essentials of Cyber Marketing for 6. Telecommunication; 7. Cable Television; 8. High Speed
Managers. Digital Access–SONET;
1′′ 1′′ Part 3: Data Link Layer—9. Data Link Layer; 10. Error Control; 11. Data Link Layer
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(MAC);
Part 5: Local Area Network (LAN)—14. Ethernet; 15. Tocken Ring; 16. Blue tooth;
30. Data Communication System Monika Khurana
17. Virtual LAN (VLAN); 18. Wireless Transmission; 19. Frame Relay; 20. ATM
Contents (Asynchronous Transfer Mode); 21. Fiber Distributed Data Interface; 22. Integrated
1. Fundamentals of Data Communication; 2. Transmission Services Digital Network (ISDN); 23. Switched Multimegabit Data Service;
Media; 3. Data Modems; 4. Multi Channel Data Communication; Part 6: Network Layer—24. Network Layer Overview; 25. Internet Working; 26. Routing
5. Networking Fundamentals; 6. OSI Model and TCP/IP Suite; Basics;
7. Data Link Protocol; 8. Local Area Network (LAN); 9. Wide Part 7: Flow and Congestion Control—27. Flow Control Basics; 28. Bridge Basics;
Area Networks; 10. Data Transmission Networks; 11. Wireless Part 8: Transport Layer—29. Transport Layer Protocols;
Communication; 12. Security and Privacy; Annexures; Model
Part 9: Presentation and Application Layer—30. Application Layer.
Question Paper.
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34. Upgrading SAP M.C. Sens 38. DBMS—Complete Practical Approach

Sharad Maheshwari, Ruchin Jain
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. What Is SAP Software?; 3. SAP Layers and
1. Introduction; 2. Getting Started; 3. Alter, Views and Index;
Architecture; 4. SAP Software Logistics; 5. Reason for Upgrading;
4. SQL *Plus Functions; 5. Normalization; 6. Relations, Join,
6. Difference Between Upgrade and Implementation; Reports; 7. Introduction to PL/SQL; 8. Cursors; 9. Trigger;
7. Hardware-Related Items; 8. Upgrade Technology; 9. Unicode 10. Subprograms : Procedure and Functions; 11. Packages;
Conversion; 10. Upgrade Project Management; 11. Third-Party 12. Oracle Utilities; 13. Oracle Forms; 14. Oracle Reports;
Tools; 12. SAP New Dimensions Products; 13. SAP NetWeaver 15. Objects & Basic Database Administration; Lab Assignment–
Java AS; 14. Support Tools; 15. The Direction of SAP. 20. FAQ; Competitive Questions; Appendix; Bibliography;
Appendices. Index.
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35. Introduction to Database Management System 39. Data Mining and Data Warehousing
Satinder Bal Gupta, Aditya Mittal Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Database Systems; 2. E-R and EER Models; 1. Introduction to Data Mining; 2. Data Pre-processing;
3. File Organization; 4. Data Models; 5. Relational Algebra and 3. Application and Future Scope of Data Mining; 4. The
Calculus; 6. Functional Dependency and Normalisation; 7. Query Knowledge Discovery Process; 5. Data Mining Techniques;
Languages; 8. Transactions and Concurrency Control; 6. Concept Description; 7. Association Rule Mining in Large
9. Database Security and Authorization; 10. Database Recovery Databases; 8. Classification and Prediction; 9. Cluster Analysis;
System; 11. Query Processing and Optimization; 12. Parallel and 10. Data Warehouse; 11. Multidimensional Data Model; 12. Data
Distributed Databases 13. Data Warehouses and Data Mining Warehouse Architecture; 13. Components of Data Warehouse;
14. Database Design Project 15. Additional Topics. 14. On-line Analytical Processing; 15. Decision Support System; 16. Aggregation;
17. Backup and Recovery of Data; 18. Performance Tuning and Testing of Data
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Sharad Maheshwari, Ruchin Jain 40. Principles and Implementation of Data Warehousing
Rajeev A. Parida
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Getting Started; 3. Alter, Views and Index; Contents
4. SQL *Plus Functions; 5. Normalization; 6. Relations, Join, 1. Data Warehousing Concepts and Designs; 2. Parallelism
Reports; 7. Introduction to PL/SQL; 8. Cursors; 9. Trigger; and Partitioning in Data Warehouses; 3. Indexes
10. Subprograms : Procedure and Functions. Constraints and Materialized Views; 4. Dimensions; 5. Load-
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ing; 7. Maintaining the Data Warehouse; 8. Change Data Cap-
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Analysis in Data Warehouses; 13. Online Analytical Processing; 14. Using Parallel
37. Taxonomy of Database Management System Execution; 15. Query Rewrite; 16. Oracle 9i Data Mining; 17. Data Mining Program-
Aditya Kumar Gupta ming Using Oracle.
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Implementation; 4. Introduction to Relational Model; 5. Oracle: A
Relational Database Management System; 41. Theory of Computation
Part II: Core Topics— 6. Structured Query Language: SQL; Arun Kumar Patel, Neha Mangla, Mahesh Yadav
7. Procedural Language; 8. Relational—Algebra and Relational Contents
Calculus; 9. Normalizing Database; 10. Database Design and 1. Finite Automata and Regular Expression; 2. Introduction to
Tuning; 11. Transaction Processing; 12. Query Procession and Query Optimization; Machines; 3. Properties of Regular Set; 4. Grammars;
13. Database Recovery Techniques; 14. Concurrency Control; 5. Pushdown Automata; 6. Chomsky Hierarchies; 7. Turing
Part III: Advance Topics— 15. Data Warehousing; 16. Data Mining; 17. Object Oriented Machines; 8. Computability.
Database; 18. Distributed Database; Index. ISBN: 978-93-80386-93-5 EDITION: First, 2010
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42. Theory of Computation 46. Theory of Computation Dr. O. G. Kakde

Dr. Poonam Sinha, Sunita Gond, Apurva Saxena
Contents
Contents
1. Mathematical Foundations; 2. Finite Automata; 3. Regular
1. Introduction of Automata Theory; 2. Automata; 3. Formal
Expressions and Pumping Lemma for Regular Sets; 4. Formal
Language; 4. Regular Expression; 5. Context Free Grammar;
Grammar, Chomsky Hierarchy and Regular Grammar;
6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Turing Machine; 8. Types of Turing
5. Context-free Grammar; 6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Properties
Machine; 9. Computability; 10. Context Sensitive Language
of Context-free Languages; 8. Turing Machines; 9. Undecidability;
• Appendix; Solved Examples; Important University Solved
10. Rescursive Function Theory.
Problems; Objective Type Questions; Question Papers.
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43. Graph Theory Udit Agarwal, Umesh Pal Singh
Contents 47. The Game Production Handbook

1. Elementary Combinatorics; 2. Discrete Numeric Functions and
Generating Functions; 3. Recurrence Relations; 4. Graphs Heather Maxwell Chandler
5. Euler and Hamiltonian Graphs; 6. Trees; 7. Cut-sets and Contents
Network Flows; 8. Planar and Dual Graphs; 9. Vector Spaces of Part I : General Production Overview—1. Game Production
a Graph; 10. Matrix-representation of Graphs; 11. Coloring of Overview; 2. Roles on the Team; 3. Project Management Methods
Graphs; 12. Directed Graphs; 13. Enumeration of Graphs; Part II : Business Information—4. Legal Information;
14. Applications of Graph Theory. 5. Developer and Publisher Relationships;
Part III : Managing People—6. Hiring and Retaining Talent;
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Part IV : Technical Production—9. Mussively Maltiplayer Online
PAGES: 304 PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: USP Games; 10. Voiceover; 11. Music; 12. Motion Capture; 13. Marketing and Public Relations
Part V : Pre-production—14. Game Concept; 15. Game Requirements; 16. Game Plan;
Part VI : Production—17. Production Cycle; 18. Production Techniques; 19. Making
44. Graph Theory Harish Kumar Taluja, Diwakar Builds; 20. Software Ratings; 21. Localization;
Bhardwaj Part VII : Testing—22. Testing; 23. Code Releasing;
Contents Part VIII : Post-Production—24. Postmortems; 25. Closing kits; Appendices.
1. Set Theory; 2. Basics of Counting; 3. Binomial Coefficients;
4. Principles of Inclusion and Exclusion; 5. Counting Principal
and Recurrence Relation; 6. Basic Concepts; 7. Trees; 8. Multi 1′′ 1′′
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Dinesh Maidasani, Balvir Singh, Ravi Sharma
Contents
45. Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science Part-I
Dr. J. Rajendra Prasad, T. Rama Rao, 1. Introduction to Hardware and Personal Computers;
A. Madana Mohana Rao 2. Personal Computers Motherboards; 3. Storage Devices;
Contents 4. Computer Serial Devices; 5. Computer Parallel Devices;
1. Mathematical Logic; 2. Statement Calculus and Predicate 6. USB Devices;
Logic; 3. Set Theory; 4. Algebraic Systems (Algebraic Structures); Part-II
5. Elementary Combinatorics; 6. Recurrence Relations; 7. Graph 1. SMPS and Troubleshooting; 2. Monitor and Troubleshooting; 3. PC Assembling;
Theory; 8. Graph Thoery and Applications. 4. CMOS and Features; 5. OS Installation; 6. System Files; 7. Virus; 8. PC Tools;
9. Linux and Unix.
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49. Troubleshooting of Electronic Devices Nipun Sharma 53. TCP/IP Application Layer Protocols for Embedded
Systems M. Tim Jones
Contents Contents
1. Overview of PC; 2. Switched-Mode Power Supply—Basics; 1. Introduction to Internetworking; 2. TCP/IP and Embedded
3. Power Supply Troubleshooting; 4. Motherboards and their Systems; 3. Introduction to Application Layer Protocols;
Components; 5. Motherboard Troubleshooting; 6. Printers; 4. Embedded SMTP Client; 5. Embedded SMTP Server;
7. Printer Troubleshooting; 8. Monitor Basics; 9. Monitor Repair; 6. Embedded POP3 Client; 7. Embedded HTTP Server;
10. Uninterrupted Power Supply; 11. UPS Troubleshooting; 8. Embedded SNMP Agent; 9. Embedded Command-Line-
12. Cell Phone Technology; 13. Mobile Phone Troubleshooting; Interface (CLI); 10. Embedded Service Location Protocol (SLP);
Appendix; Sample Papers. 11. Embedded NNTP Client; 12. Designing New Application
1′′ 1′′ Layer Protocols; 13. Protocols Survey; Appendices.
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Contents 54. PC Repair and Maintenance: A Practical Guide

1. Introduction to Computers; 2. Microprocessors; Joel Rosenthal, Kevin Irwin
3. Motherboards; 4. Buses; 5. Memory; 6. HDD; 7. FDD; 8. CD Contents
ROM; 9. Input Devices; 10. Power Supply; 11. Output Devices;
12. I/O Interface; 13. Other Peripherals; 14. Computer 1. Overview; 2. System Configuration and Computer Hygiene;
Installation; 15. BIOS; 16. Operating Systems; 17. Testing and 3. Motherboards and Their Components; 4. Cases and Power
Maintenance; 18. Data Recovery and BIOS Upgrading; Supplies; 5. Memory (RAM); 6. Magnetic Disk Drives; 7. CD
19. Laptop Basics; 20. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server. and DVD Drives; 8. Video Sound, Modems, and Network
Adapters; 9. Input Devices; 10. Troubleshooting Internet
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4 2 a Computer.
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Contents
1. Introduction to VHDL; 2. Basic HDL Concepts; 3. Data Flow 55. The A+ Certification and PC Repair Handbook
Modeling; 4. Concurrent and Sequential Statements; 5. A Session
with MODEL SIM Simulator; 6. Structural Modeling; 7. Packages Christopher A. Crayton, Joel Z. Rosenthal, Kevin J. Irwin
and Subprograms; 8. Test Bench; 9. State Machine Modeling; Contents
10. RTL Synthesis; 11. Introduction to State Machines; 12. Finite Part I: PC Repair and Maintenance
State Machines; 13. Asynchronous Sequential Circuits; 14. Fault 1. Overview; 2. System Configuration and Computer Hygiene;
Analysis and Hazards Detection. 3. Motherboards and their Components; 4. Cases and Power
Supplies; 5. Memory (RAM); 6. Magnetic Disk Drives; 7. CD
1′′ 1′′
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4 2
Adapters; 9. Input Devices; 10. Troubleshooting Internet
PAGES: 205 PRICE: ` 135.00 IMPRINT: USP Connections; 11. Troubleshooting; 12. Things Not to Do with
a Computer; 13. Command-line Tutorial : MS-DOS and 32-Bit Commands: A Practical
Tutorial and References
52. PC Hardware Balvir Singh Part II: The A+ Certification Exams
14. Introduction to the A+ Certification Exams
Contents Part II A: A+ Core Hardware Service Technician Study
1. Fundamentals of PC; 2. Microprocessor; 3. Motherboard 15. Motherboards, Power, BIOS, and Expansion Buses; 16. Processors and Cache;
and Hard Disk; 4. Assembling the PC; 5. CMOS and BIOS; 17. Understanding Memory; 18. System Resources and Input Devices; 19. Basic Output
6. Partitioning and Formatting; 7. Installation and Devices; 20. Storage Devices and Interfaces; 21. Cables, Connectors, and Ports;
22. Basic Networking,
Troubleshooting; 8. Static Current; 9. Windows Operating
Part II B: A+ Operating Systems Technologies Study (Exam 220–302)
Systems; 10. Windows Diagnostic Tools; 11. PC Tools;
23. Operating System Fundamental and DOS; 24. Window 9x; 25. Window NT;
12. Linux and Unix. Model Test Papers.
26. Windows 2000; 27. Windows Me; 28. Windows XP.
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56. PC Architecture and Peripherals-I Dinesh Maidasani 60. Essential Electronics for PC Technicians
John W. Farber
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Hardware and Personal Computers; 1. PC Overview, Safety, and Tools; 2. Basic Concepts of
2. Personal Computer Motherboards; 3. Storage Devices; Electricity; 3. Electrical Terms, Notations, and Prefixes; 4. The
4. Computer Serial Devices; 5. Computer Parallel Devices; Electric Circuit and Voltage Generation; 5. Using A Digital
6. USB Devices; Model Test Papers. Multimeter; 6. Resistors; 7. Series Circuits; 8. Parallel Circuits;
9. Series-Parallel Circuits; 10. Magnetism and Electromagnetism;
11. Inductors and Capacitors; 12. Alternating Current Circuits;
13. Transformers; 14. Power Supplies; 15. Tubes, Transistors,
1′′ 1′′ and Integrated Circuits; 16. Communications; 17. Building Power Wiring; 18. Computer
4 2 Electronics: Review and Final Insights; Appendices.
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Balvir Singh, Ravi Sharma
61. Computer Programming and IT
Contents
Er. Ashish Sharma
1. SMPS and Troubleshooting; 2. Monitor and Troubleshooting;
3. PC Assembling; 4. CMOS and Features; 5. O.S Installation; Contents
6. System Files; 7. Virus; 8. PC Tools; 9. Linux and Unix. 1. Introduction; 2. Basic Computer Organization; 3. Input-output
ISBN: 978-81-318-0238-0 EDITION: First, 2007 Devices; 4. Processor and Memory; 5. Number Systems;
6. Computer Codes 7. Computer Language; 8. Compiler,
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4 2
Problem 10. Planning the Computer Program; Appendices.
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tioned CD copying Kris Kaspersky PAGES: 257 PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
Introduction 62. Information Technology in Business Management
1. CD Organization; 2. Power of Reed-Solomon Codes; Dr. Mukesh Dhunna, J.B. Dixit
3. Practical Advice on Urgent System Recovery; 4. Interfaces Contents
for Interaction with the Hardware; 5. Methods of Revealing 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Information Technology; 3. Problem
Protection Mechanims; 6. Anti-Copying Mechanism; Solving Methodology; 4. Data Representation; 5. Hardware;
7. Protection Mechanism for Preventing Playback in PC 6. The Central Processing Unit; 7. Software Concepts;
CD-ROM; 8. Protection Against File-By-File Disc Copying; 8. Multimedia; 9. Disk Operating System (DOS); 10. Windows
9. Protection Mechanism Based On Binding To Storage Media; XP; 11. Linux; 12. Word Processing; 13. Spreadsheet Package;
10. Data Recovery From CDs 14. Presentation Package; 15. Database Management System
On the CD Index (DBMS); 16. Structured Query Language (SQL); 17. MS Access;
18. Networks and Communication; 19. The Internet;
1′′ 1′′ 20. Management Information Systems.
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Jyoti Snehi 63. Fundamentals of Computers J.B. Dixit
Contents Contents
1. Introduction of Computer Peripherals and Interfacing; 2. Input 1. Basics of Computers; 2. Concepts of Hardware; 3. Concepts
Devices; 3. Output Devices; 4. Memory Peripherals; 5. Data of Software; 4. Data Processing; 5. MS-Windows; 6. Word
Transmission and Computer Interfacing. Processing.
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64. A Complete Guide to Computer Fundamentals 67. Excel With Information and Communications
Sudipto Das Technology J.B. Dixit, Saurabh Gupta
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Evolution of Computers; TERM ONE
3. Computer Organization; 4. Digital Numerical System and Section-1: Basic ICT Concepts—1. Information and
Codes; 5. Boolean Algebra and Logic Circuits; 6. Operating Communications Technology (ICT); 2. Introduction to Computers.
Systems; 7. Networking and Internet; 8. The Concept of Data Section-2: Hardware and Software—1. Hardware; 2. Software.
Base Systems; 9. Programming Basics; 10. Programming
Section-3: Typing Speed Development—1. Keyboarding and
Languages-A Fact File; 11. System Development; 12. Software
Mouse Skills Review.
Engineering. Appendix, Bibliography, Glossary.
TERM TWO
Section-1: Word Processing Application—1. Word Processing; 2. Editing Text in Word
Processing Document; 3. Formatting Word Processing Document; 4. Inserting Tables
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3. Accessing Information from the Internet.
TERM THREE
Section-1: Spreadsheet Application—1. Spreadsheet; 2. Application of Selected
Formula and Functions; 3. Formatting Worksheet; 4. Editing Worksheet; 5. Printing
Worksheet.
Section-2: Project Work—1. Project Work-Research Report.
65. Dictionary of Information Technology Ramesh Bangia
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68. Impact of Information and Communication Technology

on Public Life Prof. Vikram Singh
Contents
1. Information Technology in Public Life-An Overview;
2. E-Health Systems; 3. E-Learning: ICT Enabled Education;
1′′ 1′′ 4. Impact of ICT on Society and Culture; 5. ICT for Rural
ISBN: 978-93-80298-15-3 EDITION: Second, 2010 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2 Development; 6. Daily Life ICT Applications; 7. ICT in Transport
PAGES: 515 PRICE: ` 350.00 IMPRINT: Firewall and Logistics; 8. ICT in Travel and Tourism; 9. Farm Applications
of ICT; 10. ICT in Judicial System; 11. Information Technology
and Crime; 12. Electronic Commerce; 13. Online Journalism;
14. ICT for Women Empowerment; 15. ICT for Crime Control.
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Contents 69. Information and Communication Technologies

1. Computer Concepts; 2. Systems Software; 3. Data Rajendra Kumar
Communications and Networks; 4. Database Management Contents
Systems; 5. Systems Development Process; 6. Management Unit 1—1. An Overview of Information and Communication
Information Systems; 7. Interactive Graphics; 8. Windows Technologies; 2. E-Commerce and E-Business; 3. E-Banking
Server; 9. Data Structures & C++; 10. Object Oriented Unit 2—4. E-Learning; 5. E-Governance; 6. E-Tourism and
Programming; 11. C Language; 12. Oracle Database. Hospitality Sectors
Unit 3—7. E-Health; 8. ICT in Farming and Agriculture; 9. ICT
in Transport Sector
1′′ 1′′ Unit 4—10. E-Journalism; 11. Rural Development and Women
4 2 Employment; Abbreviations.
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70. Learning Computer Fundamentals, MS Office and 73. Fundamentals of Information Technology
Internet and Web Technology Dinesh Maidasani Dr. Durgesh Pant, Mahesh Kumar Sharma
Contents Contents
Section A : Computer Fundamentals—1. Introduction to 1. Computer Appreciation; 2. Computer Organization;
Computer and Information Technology; 2. Computer 3. Software and Programming Language Classifications;
Organization and Working; 3. Input Devices; 4. Output Devices; 4. Digital Fundamentals; 5. Fundamentals of Communications
5. Storage Devices; 6. Number System; 7. DOS Commands. and Networking; 6. Concepts in Operating Systems;
Section B : MS Office—1. Microsoft Windows Vista; 7. MS-Office Tools; 8. Internet and World Wide Web; 9. IT
2. Microsoft Office Word 2007; 3. Working with Documents Industry Trends, Careers and Applications in India;
in Word 2007; 4. Microsoft Office Excel 2007; 5. Microsoft Office 10. Information Representation; Appendices.
PowerPoint 2007; 6. Other Software of Microsoft Office 2007.
Section C : Internet and Web Technology—1. Internet and World Wide Web;
2. E-Mail; 3. Introduction to HTML; 4. Hyperlinking Websites; 5. Creating Frames and 1′′ 1′′
Tables. 4 2
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74. Fundamentals of Information Technology Including MS

Office Dinesh Maidasani, Jai Narayan Yadav
Contents
71. Theory of Information Technology P.K. Yadav
Section A: Computer Fundamentals—1. Computer
Contents Fundamentals; 2. Classification of Computer; 3. Number
1. Fundamental Concept of Information; 2. Information System; 4. DOS Commands; 5. Operating Systems.
Representation; 3. Computer Appreciation; 4. Programming Section B: MS Office—1. Windows Operating System;
Language, Classification and Methodology; 5. Digital 2. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2000; 3. Word Processing
Fundamental; 6. Data Communication and Network; 7. Internet & Microsoft Word; 4. Spreadsheets & Microsoft Excel;
and World Wide Web; 8. Web Technologies; 9. Introductory 5. Microsoft Power Point; 6. Microsoft Access; 7. Other Software
Concepts in Operating System and DBMS; 10. Industry Trends of Microsoft Office.
of IT and its Applications in Computer Programming Lab. Notes Section C: Internet and Web Technology—1. Internet & World Wide Web; 2. E-mail;
3. Introduction To HTML; 4. Hyperlinking Websites; 5. Creating Frames and Tables.
on C Solved Program on C.
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72. Fundamentals of Computer 75. Information Technology Bible Ramesh Bangia

Akash Saxena, Sunil Chauhan, Kratika Gupta Contents
Contents 1. The Computer System; 2. The Input Output Devices;
Part A—1. Introduction to Computer System; 2. Computer 3. Computer Languages and Communications; 4. Operating
Systems; 5. Microsoft Windows; 6. Windows Accessories;
Organization; 3. Number System; 4. Binary Arithmetic;
7. Word Processing and Microsoft Office; 8. Microsoft Word;
5. Algorithms and Flowchart; 6. Computer Languages; 7. Input-
9. Microsoft Word continued; 10. Microsoft PowerPoint;
Output Devices; 8. Storage Devices; 9. Operating System; 11. Microsoft PowerPoint continued; 12. Microsoft Excel;
10. Viruses. 13. Functions in Microsoft Excel; 14. Charts in Microsoft Excel;
Part B—1. An Introduction to C; 2. Components of C Language; 15. Microsoft Excel Functions; 16. Microsoft Access; 17. Introduction to Internet; 18. Web
3. Input/Output Functions; 4. Conditional Statement; 5. Looping; 6. Arrays in C; Browsers; 19. Understanding Telnet; 20. Working with FTP; 21. Search Engines;
7. Function; 8. Pointer in C; 9. Structure and Union; 10. File Handling in C; 22. World Wide Web; 23. Working with e-mail; 24. HTML; 25. Working with Graphics
11. Preprocessor. in HTML; 26. Tables in HTML.
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76. Foundations of Computer Science Ashok Arora 79. Computer Graphics Dr. Prabhakar Gupta,
Vineet Agarwal, Manish Varshney
Contents Contents
1. Evolution of Computers; 2. Applications of Computers; 1. Introduction; to Computer Graphics; 2. Graphics Primitives;
3. Basic Computers Organisation; 4. Input and Output Devices; 3. Polygon; 4. Segments; 5. Transformation; 6. Windowing and
5. Storage Devices; 6. Data Representation and Computer Clipping; 7. 3-D Transformation; 8. Interaction; 9. Hidden Lines
Arithmetic; 7. Computer Architecture; 8. Software; 9. Operating and Surfaces; 10. Introduction to Curve Generation.
Systems; 10. Programming Concepts and Languages; ISBN: 978-93-80856-69-8 EDITION: First, 2011
11. Information, Database and Processing; 12. Data
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14. Multimedia and Computer Graphics; 15. System and Data Security.
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80. Digital Image Processing Dr. Shashi Kumar Singh
Contents
1. Introduction and Fundamentals; 2. Image Enhancement in
Spatial Domain; 3. Image Enhancement in Frequency Domain;
4. Image Restoration; 5. Color Image Processing;
77. Fundamentals of Computer Programming and 6. Morphological Image Processing; 7. Image Registration;
Information Technology J.B. Dixit 8. Image Segmentation; 9. Feature Extreaction and
Representation; 10. Image Description; 11. Pattern Recognition.
Contents
Part A: 1. Computer Basics; 2. Introduction to Windows; 1′′ 1′′
3. Introduction to MS-WORD; 4 2
Part B: 1. Introduction to C++ Language; 2. Data Types, PAGES: 237 PRICE: ` 150.00 IMPRINT: USP
Variables and Constants; 3. Operators and Expressions;
4. Control Structures; 5. Arrays and String Handling;
6. Functions in C++; 7. Concepts of Object Oriented
81. Computer Graphics V.K. Pachghare
Programming; 8. Structures; 9. Classes and Objects; 10. Constructors and Destructors;
11. Operator Overloading Concepts and Type Conversions; 12. Inheritance (Extending Contents
Classes); 13. Pointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism; 14. Managing Console 1. Introduction to Computer Graphics; 2. Fundamental
I/O Operations; 15. File Handling; 16. Introduction to Information Technology; Algorithms for Line Generation; 3. Polygon; 4. Graphics
17. Introduction to Internet and its Applications. Primitives; 5. 2-D Transformations; 6. Windowing and Clipping;
7. Segments; 8. Interactive Graphics; 9. Three Dimensions;
1′′ 1′′ 10. Hidden Surfaces and Lines; 11. Illumination and Shading;
4 2 12. Curves and Fractals; 13. Texture Mapping; 14. Animation;
PAGES: 690 PRICE: ` 490.00 IMPRINT: USP 15. Graphics User Interface; 16. Multimedia.
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78. Introduction to Multimedia Ramesh Bangia
Contents 82. Professional In Multimedia Ramesh Bangia

1. Introduction to Multimedia; 2. Computer Fonts and Hypertext;
3. Audio Fundamentals and Representations; 4. Image Contents
Fundamentals and Representations; 5. Video and Animation; 1. Page Maker 7.0; 2. CorelDRAW 12; 3. Photoshop CS3;
6. Multimedia Authoring; 7. HTML Basics. 4. Dreamweaver CS3; 5. Flash CS3; 6. Adobe Fireworks;
7. Adobe Premiere Pro; 8. Adobe After Effects; 9. Illustrator CS3;
10. Sound Forge; 11. 3D Max 9.0; 12. Maya.
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83. Digital Image Processing 87. Human Computer Interaction Rajendra Kumar
Abhishek Yadav, Poonam Yadav
Contents Contents
1. Introduction & Fundamentals; 2. Image Enhancement in 1. Introduction; 2. User Interface; 3. WIMP; 4. Designing a User
Interface; 5. Development and Evaluation of User Interface;
Spatial Domain; 3. Image Enhancement in Frequency Domain;
6. Ergonomics; 7. Usability; 8. Case Study—The Macintosh
4. Image Restoration; 5. Color Image Processing; 6. Image
Interface; Question Papers; References.
Compression; 7. Morphological Image Processing; 8. Image
Registration; 9. Feature Extraction and Image Segmentation; ISBN: 978-81-318-0280-9 EDITION: Second, 2008
10. Object Representation and Description; 11. Pattern/Object 1′′ 1′′
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Contents
84. Computer Graphics and Multimedia Unit I–Computer System—1. Computer System; 2. Software;
3. Microsoft Windows
Ehtiram Raza Khan, Huma Anwar Unit II–Web Development—4. Introduction to HTML; 5. More
Contents on HTML; 6. Cascading Style Sheets; 7. Extensive Markup
1. Introduction to Computer Graphics, Graphics Primitives & Language; 8. Introduction to ASP; 9. More on ASP
Devices; 2. Drawing Geometry-Line & Circle Drawing Unit III–Multimedia Scripting—10. VB Script; 11. Java Script
Algorithms; 3. 2-D Transformations & Graphics Operations; Unit IV–Multimedia and Authoring Tools—12. Multimedia;
4. 3-D Transformations & Hidden Surfaces; 5. Interaction, 13. Photoshop—Image Editing Software; 14. Photoshop—Using Selection;
Rendering & Illumination; 6. Curves & Animation; 7. Multimedia. 15. Photoshop—Working with Sound and Video; 16. Introduction to Flash; 17. Glossary.
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89. Photoshop CS Shruti Lal

85. Making Digital Videos Ben Long Contents
1. Looking at the Work Area; 2. What’s New in Photoshop CS;
Contents 3. Getting Images into Photoshop; 4. Selecting Images;
1. Introduction; 2. What you Need; 3. Writing; 4. Preproduction; 5. Drawing Images; 6. Preparing Graphics for the Web;
5. Preparing your Camera; 6. Shooting; 7. Preparing to Edit; 7. Painting; 8. Working with Color; 9. Producing Consistent
8. Editing; 9. Special Effects; 10. Output; Appendices. Color; 10. Using Type; 11. Saving and Exporting Images;
12. Using Channels; 13. Using Layers; 14. Applying Filters for
Special Effects; 15. Designing Web Pages; 16. Automating
Tasks; 17. Printing (Photoshop); 18. Keyboard Shortcuts.
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90. 3DS Max 6 Animation with Character Studio 4 and

Plug-INS Boris Kulagin, Dmitry Morozov
86. Multimedia Applications and Web Designing
Dinesh Maidasani Contents
Contents 1. Model Requirements; 2. Creating a Hair-Do; 3. The Basics of
Character Facial Expressions; 4. Creating and Adjusting A Biped
1. Introduction to HTML; 2. Advance HTML; 3. DHTML; 4. Java
Skeleton; 5. Skinning A Biped Skeleton and Character Model;
Script; 5. Flash CS3; 6. DreamWeaver CS3; 7. Adobe Premiere
6. Animating the Character; 7. Creating Clothing with Clothfx;
Pro 2.0; 8. Questions.
Appendices.
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130 GRAPHICS/MULTIMEDIA/ANIMATION
91. Adobe Audition: Soundtracks for Digital Video 95. Multimedia Basics–Learning (Vol. II)
Roman Petelin, Yury Petelin Andreas Holzinger
Contents Contents
1. Preparing for Work; 2. Working with Files and Waveforms. 0. Introduction to Multimedia; 1. Information Organization in
Audio Playback; 3. Recording Audio with a Microphone; 4. Ana- the Human Brain; 2. Knowledge Organization and Informatics;
lyzing the Recording and Elaborating a Signal-Processing Strat- 3. Learning and Theories of Learning; 4. Learning with
egy; 5. Getting Rid of Mistakes, Noise, and Distortions; 6. Cor- Computers; 5. Learning with Software Media Didactics;
recting the Spectrum; 7. Dynamic Processing; 8. Built-In Effects; 6. Working with Software: Influences.
9. Using DirectX Plug-Ins; 10. Mixing a Multitrack Project to
Stereo; 11. Creating a Soundtrack for a Movie; 12. Mixing a 1′′ 1′′
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Andreas Holzinger
92. Illustrating with Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Contents
Robert Firebaugh 0. Introduction to Multimedia; 1. Software Engineering and
Project Management; 2. Usability and Software Ergonomy;
Contents
3. Typography and Graphics Design; 4. Audio Design;
1. Why Illustrate in Macromedia Flash; 2. Getting Started; 5. Interaction and Communication; 6. Evaluation of Software.
3. Illustration Concepts; 4. Illustration Styles; 5. Illustration
Approach; 6. Illustration Techniques; 7. Design Techniques;
8. Animation Techniques; 9. Game Techniques; 10. Tutorials;
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97. Maya Feature Creature Creations Todd Palamar
Contents
Part I : In the Beginning—1. Getting Ready; 2. Pre-Production;
93. Building A Digital Human Ken Brilliant 3. Biology 101: Imitating Life;
Contents Part II : Reference Material—4. Design and Conquer;
5. Sculpting; 6. Scanned Data;
1. Assembling Reference Material; 2. Polygonal Modeling Terms
& Techniques; 3. Building A Digital Human; 4. Modeling the Head; Part III : Modelling For Film—7. The Tools; 8. The Polygon
5. Modeling the Arms, Hands and Fingers; 6. Modeling the Legs, Proxy; 9. Modelling the Skeleton; 10. Modeling the Skin;
Feet and Toes; 7. Modeling the Torso; 8. Texturing the Head; Part IV : Texturing For Film—11. Resolutions; 12. Make it Real;
9. Hair; 10. Signs of Life; 11. Creating New Characters; 12. The Part V : Anatomically Correct—13. Skeletons; 14. Muscles and Tendons; 15. The
Female; 13. Clothing; Appendices. Dynamics of Life; 16. Fat;
Part VI : Conclusion—17. Wrapping IT UP. Appendix About the CD-ROM
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94. Multimedia Basics–Technology (Vol. I) 98. Sound Forge Power Scott R. Garrigus
Andreas Holzinger
Contents
Contents
1. MIDI and Digital Audio Basics; 2. Getting Started with
0. Introduction to multimedia Basics : Moduse; 1. Technology, Sound Forge; 3. Customizing Sound Forge; 4. Working with
deals with Fundamental Technology of Multimedia Information Audio Files; 5. Getting Around in Sound Forge; 6. Recording
Systems. The Computer is in the Foreground. The Topics and Playback; 7. Editing Basics; 8. Exploring the Processing
include: Information and Communication; 2. Signals and Functions; 9. Effects: the Really Cool Stuff; 10. Additional Audio
Coding; 3. Audio Technology; 4. Graphics Technology; 5. Video Tools; 11. Producing for Multimedia and the Web; 12. Using
Technology (with Particular Regard to the Psychophysics of Sound Forge with MIDI; 13. Sound Forge and Sampling;
the Senses); 6. Multimedia via the Internet. 14. Appendices.
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GRAPHICS/MULTIMEDIA/ANIMATION 131
99. Cryptography and Network Security–A Practical 102. Computer Evidence: Collection and Preservation
Approach K. Haribaskar Christopher L.T. Brown
Contents Contents
Part 1: Symmetric Ciphers Part I: Computer Forensics and Evidence Dynamics—
1. Computer Forensics Essentials; 2. Rules of Evidence, Case
1. Introduction to Networking; 2. Classical Encryption Techniques;
Law, and Regulation; 3. Evidence Dynamics
3. Block Ciphers and the Data Encryption Standard; 4. Advanced
Part II: Information Systems—4. Interview, Policy and Audit;
Encryption Standard;
5. Network Topology and Architecture; 6. Volatile Data
Part 2: Asymmetric Ciphers
Part III: Data Storage Systems and Media—7. Physical Disk
5. Number Theory; 6. Public-key, Cryptography and RSA; Technologies; 8. SAN, NAS and RAID; 9. Removable Media
7. Other Public Key Cryptosystems; Part IV: Artifact Collection—10. Tools, Preparation and Documentation; 11. Collecting
Part 3: Cryptographic Data Integrity Algorithms Volatile Data; 12. Imaging Methodologies; 13. Large System Collection
8. Cryptographic Hash Functions Part V: Archiving and Maintaining Evidence—14. The Forensics Workstation; 15. The
Part 4: Mutual Trust Forensics Lab; 16. What’s Next; Appendices.
9. Key Management and Distribution
Part 5: Network and Internet Security 1′′ 1′′
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4 2
100. Network Security M.V. Arun Kumar 103. Homeland Security: Techniques and Technologies
Contents Jesus Mena
Part-I—1. Introduction; 2. Network Components; 3. Network Contents
Topologies; 4. Network Technologies; 5. Multiple Access; 6. Flow 1. Overview: The Homeland Security (HS) Tasks, Technologies
Control and Sliding Window Protocols; 7. Switching; 8. Routing and Processes; 2. Aggregation: How to Leverage the Web,
Part-II—1. Introduction; 2. Cryptography; 3. Public-Key Robots, and Commercial Demographics for Entity Validation;
Cryptography and Message Authentication; 4. Authentication 3. Integration: The Components, Adapters, Middleware, and Web
Application; 5. Electronic Mail Security; 6. IP Security; 7. Web Services for Information Sharing; 4. Collaboration: The
Security; 8. Network Management Security; 9. Intruders and Technologies for Communicating Content, Expertise, and
Viruses; 10. Firewalls. Analyses in Real Time; 5. Categorization: The Techniques for
the Clustering of Concepts from Unstructured Content; 6. Intelligence: Systems for
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Analyzing Text and Data Remotely.
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101. Computer Forensics: Computer Crime Scene ISBN: 81-318-0050-4 EDITION: 2007 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2
Investigation John R. Vacca
Contents
1. Computer Forensics Fundamentals; 2. Types of Computer
Forensics Technology; 3. Types of Vendor and Computer
Forensics Services; 4. Computer Forensics Evidence and
Capture; 5. Data Recovery; 6. Evidence Collection and Data
104. Net Spies Andrew Gauntlett
Seizure; 7. Duplication and Preservation of Digital Evidence;
8. Computer Image Verification and Authentication; 9. Computer
Contents
Forensics Analysis; 10. Discovery of Electronic Evidence; 11. The
Information Warfare Arsenal and Tactics of the Military; 12. The Information Warfare 1. Privacy Matters; 2. How Information Slips Through the Net;
Arsenal and Tactics of Terrorist and Rogues; 13. Identification of Data; 3. Who’s Watching You?; 4. You’ve Got Mail; 5. The Pamela
14. Reconstructing Past Events; 15. Networks; 16. Countermeasures: Information Warfare; Anderson Problem; 6. Hacking Through the Legal Jungle;
17. Fighting Against Macro Threats: Defensive Strategies for Governments and Industry 7. Unbreakable Codes; 8. Arresting Control; 9. The Future;
Groups; 18. Information Warfare Arsenal of the Future; 19. Surveillance Tools for 10. Resources and Recommended Reading; 11. Glossary.
Information Warfare of the Future; 20. Civilian Casualties—The Victims and Refugees of
Information Warfare; 21. The Information Warfare Arsenal and Tactics of Private
Companies; 22. Advanced Computer Forensics.
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105. Firewall Architecture for the Enterprise 108. Fundamental of Artificial Neural Network and Fuzzy
Norbert Pohlmann, Tim Crothers Logic Rajesh Kumar
Contents Contents
1. Business Transformation IT Security and Introduction to the 1. Artificial Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic: Preliminaries;
Firewall; 2. TCP/IP Technology for the Internet and Intranet; 2. Fundamental Models of Artificial Neural Network;
3. Threats in Networks; 4. Elements of a Firewall System; 3. Associated Models; 4. Applications of Artificial Neural
Network; 5. Foundations of Fuzzy Approaches Systems and
5. Concepts of Firewall Systems; 6. Firewall Systems and
ITS Applications; 6. Artificial Neural Network Controller.
Encryption; 7. Authentication Procedures; 8. Evaluating Firewall
Solutions; 9. Practical use of Firewall Systems; 10. Firewall
Security Policy; 11. Special and Secondary Issues Related to 1′′ 1′′
Firewall Systems; 12. Theoretical Foundations of Firewall 4 2
Systems; 13. Appendices. PAGES: 154 PRICE: ` 100.00 IMPRINT: USP
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Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Learning Process; 3. Single Layer Perceptrons;
4. Multi-layer Perceptrons; 5. Back Propagation; 6. Self
Organization Maps; 7. Neuro Dynamics; 8. Hopfield Models.
106. Soft Computing: Concepts and Techniques ISBN: 978-81-318-0466-7 EDITION: First, 2008
M.Panda, M.R.Patra 1′′ 1′′
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Systems; 3. Neural Networks; 4. Genetic Algorithms.
110. Neuro Fuzzy Systems Lamba, V.K.
Contents
1. Neural Networks; 2. Introduction to Fuzzy...; 3. Fuzzy
Arithmetic; 4. Fuzzy Relations; 5. Membership Functions;
6. Defuzzification; 7. Extension Principle and Logic; 8. Fuzzy
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10. Neuro Fuzzy System; 11. ANFIS: Adaptive-network-based
Fuzzy Inference System; 12. Applications to Fuzzy; 13. Case
Study of...;
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107. Neuroengineering The Future Bruce F. Katz PAGES: 158 PRICE: ` 100.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
PART I. Foundational Material—1. Introduction; 2. The Brain, 111. A Complete Guide to Computer Networks
as Designed by Evolution: Functional Neuroanatomy; 3. The Dr. Rachna Sharma, Dr. Sudipto Das
Brain as Designed by Evolution: Low-and “High-Level Cognition;
Contents
4. A Framework for Consciousness and Its Role in
Section I: Basic Computer Networks
Neuroengineering; 5. Personal Identity;
PART II. Neural Engineering: The State of the Art—6. Brain 1. Building Applications; 2. Direct Link Network;
3. Internetworking; 4. Internet Protocol; 5. Transport Process;
Machine Interfaces: Principles, Issues, and Examples;
6. World Wide Web;
7. Stimulating the Brain; 8. Near-term Trends;
Section II: Advanced Computer Networks
PART III. The Future of Neuroengineering—9. From Thinking
7. Advanced Computer Networks; 8. IPV6; 9. SCTP;
Caps to Eureka Caps; 10. Happy on Demand; 11. Uploading
10. Congestion Control and QOS; 11. Multimedia; 12. Wireless
the Soul: Prospects and Mechanisms; 12. The Mind, Unbound.
Ad-HOC Networks; 13. Sensor Networks and Related advanced
Technologies.
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NETWORK SECURITY/NEURAL NETWORKS/COMPUTER NETWORKING 133

112. Computer Network Sumant Raj Chauhan, 116. Introduction to Computer Network
Er. Punit Soni Madhulika Bhatia, Madhurima Bhatia
Contents Contents
1. Basic of Network; 2. Network Architecture; 3. Communication 1. Introduction to Computer Network; 2. Network
Path; 4. ATM Switching; 5. Security Technologies; 6. Quality of Software; 3. Local Area Network; 4. Wide Area
Service Networking; 7. Wireless; 8. Internetworking Basic; Network; 5. Interconnecting Devices; 6. Network
9. Ethernet; 10. X.25 Overview. Management and Security.
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113. Network Unleashed Sugandha Singh 117. Networking Balvir Singh

Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to Networks; 2. Basics of Network Models; 1. Introduction to Networking; 2. TCP/IP; 3. Windows
3. Transmission Media; 4. Physical Layer of OSI Model; 5. Data 95/98 and 2000 and Windows NT/2003;
Link Layer of OSI Model; 6. Medium Access Sub-Layer of OSI
4. Networking Under Windows NT; 5. Server Client
Model; 7. Network Layer of OSI Model; 8. Transport Layer of
Network; 6. Interfacing Windows NT; 7. Internet and
OSI Model; 9. Session Layer and Presentation Layer of OSI
Model; 10. Application Layer of OSI Model; 11. Network Access E-mail; 8. Novell Netware; 9. Linux Administration.
Layer of TCP/IP Model; 12. Internet Layer of TCP/IP Model;
13. Transport Layer of TCP/IP Model; 14. Application Layer of
TCP/IP Model; 15. Wireless Networks; 16. Ad HOC Networking. 1′′ 1′′
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114. Computer Network Rachna Sharma
Contents
Contents 1. Introduction; 2. IP Addresses; 3. ARP; 4. RARP; 5. Subnet
1. Introduction; 2. Network Layer; 3. Internetworking; 4. Transport and Supernet; 6. IP Routing; 7. ICMP; 8. IPV6; 9. TCP and
Protocols; 5. Application Layer; 6. Network Security. UDP; 10. Socket Programming; 11. Socket Programming
Applications.
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115. Computer Network Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, 119. Wide Area Network Balvir Singh, Navneet Sharma
Sumit Prakash Tayal
Contents
Contents
1. Bridging, Switching, Routing; 2. Introduction to WAN
1. Network Concepts; 2. Network Architecture; 3. Data Equipments; 3. WAN Protocols and Technologies; 4. CISCO
Communication Concept; 4. Framing and Error Control; 5. Data Network Design; 5. Internetwork Operating System; 6. Frame
Link Control; 6. Medium Access Control and LAN; 7. Collision Relays; 7. Subnetting and VLSM; 8. Integrated Services Digital
Free Protocols; 8. Routing; 9. Congestion Control; 10. TCP/IP; Network (ISDN); 9. Routing; 10. Access List; 11. Radio
11. Application Layer. Connectivity.
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134 COMPUTER NETWORKING

120. Networking Essentials José Dordoigne 124. Data Networking Made Easy Karen Patten
Contents Contents
1. Basic Network Concepts; 2. Protocol Standards; 1. Network Basics; 2. Why Do You Need a Data
3. Data Transmission Physical Layer; 4. Elements of Network; 3. Real World Applications; 4. Planning,
Communication Software; 5. Network and Installing and Maintaining a Network; 5. A Changing
Interconnection Architecture; 6. Lower Layer Telecommunications Industry; 6. Telecommunica-
Protocols; 7. Medium and Higher Layer Protocols; tions and Data Networking Basics; 7. Transmission
8. Extended Networks; 9. Network Administration; Media and Signals; 8. Desktop Equipment; 9. Your
10. Network Troubleshooting; 11. Future Prospects; Work Location: LANs and Telephone Systems;
Exercises; Appendices. 10. Telecommunications Connection Services; 11. Public High-Speed
1′′ Digital Networks; 12. An Exploding Internet; 13. Putting It All Together.
ISBN: 81-7008-721-X EDITION: First, 2007 SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8
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121. The Real–World Network Troubleshooting Manual
Alan Sugano
125. Digital Convergence Andy Covell
Contents
1. An Introduction to Troubleshooting; 2. Network Printing; Contents
3. Workstation Troubleshooting; 4. Windows Server 1. Introduction; 2. Conventional Technologies; 3. How Digital
Troubleshooting; 5. SQL Server 2000 Troubleshooting; Does it Differently; 4. Computing; 5. Digital Communications
6. Exchange Server Troubleshooting; 7. Wide Area Networks Technology; 6. Digital Multimedia; 7. Digital Convergence
and IP Routing; 8. Wireless Networking; 9. Firewall Technologies; 8. Select and Implement.
Troubleshooting; 10. Virtual Private Network Troubleshooting.
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126. Telecom & Networking Glossary
Robert Mastin
Contents
1. Introduction to Data Communication; 2. Data Communication
Networks and Technologies; 3. Protocol and Protocol
Architecture; 4. Model of Internet; 5. Data Communication
Basics; 6. Data Link Layer; 7. Network Layer; 8. Transport
Layer; 9. Application Layer; 10. Distributed System;
11. Appendices; Glossary; Index.
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127. Mastering Tally. ERP 9 Dinesh Maidasani

123. Computer Networks Ajit Kumar Singh
Contents
Contents 1. Introduction to Tally. ERP 9; 2. Installation and Licensing of
1. Introduction; 2. The Physical Layer; 3. The Data Link Layer; Tally. ERP 9; 3. Data Migration; 4. Creating Masters in Tally.
4. The Medium Access Sublayer; 5. The Network Layer; 6. The ERP 9; 5. Maintaining Company in Tally. ERP 9; 6. Advance
Transport Layer; 7. Application Layer. Features of Tally. ERP 9; 7. Accounting Reports of Tally.
ERP 9; 8. Inventory Reports of Tally. ERP 9; 9. Other Reports
of Tally. ERP 9; 10. Tally.Net; 11. Fundamentals of Accounting
and Inventory; 12. Project in Tally. ERP 9; 13. Keyboard
Shortcuts.
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128. Presentation Software and Computer Communication 132. Front Office Management Ramesh Bangia
J.B. Dixit
Contents
Contents
1. Presentation Software; 2. Networks and
Communications; 3. The Internet. Software Lab. 1. Computer Fundamentals; 2. Classification of Computers;
3. Introduction to DOS; 4. Operating Systems; 5. Microsoft
ISBN: 978-93-80856-36-0 EDITION: First, 2011 Word; 6. Microsoft Excel; 7. Functions in Microsoft Excel;
8. Charts in Microsoft Excel; 9. Database and Pivot Table;
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SIZE: 7 ×9 PAGES: 202 10. Microsoft PowerPoint; 11. Outlook: Working with e-mail;
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12. Let’s Learn Typing.
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Dinesh Maidasani PAGES: 283 PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Contents
133. MS Office Dr. S. S. Srivastava
1. Introduction to PageMaker; 2. Introduction to CorelDRAW;
3. Introduction to Photoshop; 4. Introduction to HTML and Contents
DHTML; 5. Creating Website Using FrontPage; 6. Question
Part 1: PC Package (Windows, Word, Excel, Powerpoint)—
Bank.
ISBN: 978-93-80298-53-5 EDITION: First, 2011 1. Windows XP; 2. Word Processing—MS Word; 3. Word
Processing—Advanced Features of MS Word; 4. Worksheet :
1′′ 1′′ MS Excel-I; 5. Worksheet : MS Excel-II; 6. Presentation
SIZE: 7 ×9 PAGES: 202
4 2 Graphics : MS Power Point.
Part 2: MS Access—1. Introduction to Data base; 2. Designing
a Database; 3. Tables; 4. Modifying the Table Design; 5. Relationships; 6. Operators,
130. Computer Software and Applications Functions and Query; 7. Form Basics; 8. Report; 9. Macros and Import/Export of Data.
Ramesh Bangia, Ashok Arora, Sunil Jalota
1′′ 1′′
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1. The Computer System; 2. The Input Output Devices; PAGES: 283 PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
3. keyboarding and Mouse Skills (Review); 4. Operating Systems;
5. Disk Operating System (DOS); 6. Windows 95/98; 134. MS-Word 2000 Thumb-Rules and Details
7. Introduction to Windows XP; 8. Microsoft Word; 9. Microsoft Snigdha Banerjee
Word Continued; 10. Microsoft PowerPoint; 11. Microsoft
PowerPoint Continued; 12. Microsoft Excel; 13. Functions in Contents
Microsoft Excel; 14. Charts in Microsoft Excel; 15. Microsoft Excel 1. The Basics; 2. Document Enhancing : Advanced Formatting;
Functions; 16. Microsoft Access; 17. Introduction to Internet; 18. Working with e-mail; 3. Letters; 4. Tables and Charts; 5. Handling Graphics;
19. Algorithms and Flowchart; 20. Tools and Techniques for Modeling; 21. Data 6. Miscellaneous.
Communication and Networking; 22. HTML—An Introduction; 23. Using Anchors and
Links; 24. HTML Tables; 25. Handling Images in HTML; 26. Frames in HTML; 27. Forms
in HTML; 28. DHTML; 29. Front Page.
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ISBN: 978-81-318-0611-1 EDITION: First, 2009 SIZE: 7 ×9 4 2
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135. Tally 9.0 Dinesh Maidasani

131. Accounting with Tally 9.0 Dinesh Maidasani
Contents Contents
1. Starting with Tally 9.0; 2. Creating Accounts Masters; 1. Starting with Tally 9.0; 2. Creating Accounts Masters;
3. Creating Inventory Masters; 4. Entering Accounts Vouchers; 3. Creating Inventory Masters; 4. Entering Accounts Vouchers;
5. Entering Inventory Vouchers; 6. Value Added Tax (VAT); 5. Entering Inventory Vouchers; 6. Value Added Tax (VAT);
7. Tax Deducted at Source (TDS); 8. Service Tax in Tally; 7. Tax Deducted at Source (TDS); 8. Service Tax in Tally;
9. Payroll Accounting; 10. Multilingual Features of Tally 9.0;
9. Payroll Accounting; 10. Multilingual Features of Tally 9.0;
11. Display/Reports in Tally; 12. Fringe Benefit Tax in Tally;
11. Display/Reports in Tally; 12. Fringe Benefit Tax in Tally;
13. The Collaborative Tally; 14. The Administrative Tally;
13. The Collaborative Tally; 14. The Administrative Tally; 15. Fundamentals of Accounting and Inventory; 16. Keyboard
15. Keyboard Shortcuts. Shortcuts.
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136. Desk Top Publishing Dinesh Maidasani 139. New Real-Time Operating Systems for Embedded
Systems K. Srinivasa Reddy
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to Windows XP; 2.Introduction to Photoshop;
3. Introduction to PageMaker; 4. Introduction to CorelDRAW; 1. Introduction; 2. Real-Time Systems; 3. Real-Time Operating
5. Introduction to Adobe Illustration; 6. Keyboard Shortcuts; System; 4. Fault Tolerance; 5. Case Studies; Index.
7. Projects. ISBN: 978-93-81159-73-6 EDITION: First, 2014
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PAGES: 311 PRICE: ` 225.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Approach to Linux Kernel Mohan Lal Jangir
Contents
1. Beginning Kernel Programming; 2. Application and Kernel
Space Communication; 3. Linux Kernel Debugging; 4. Delayed
137. Computer Accounting with Tally 7.2 Firewall Media Execution; 5. Kernel–Locking and Synchronization; 6. Linux
Networking Subsystem; 7. Developing UART (Serial Port)
Contents Device Driver; 8. Developing USB Mass Storage Block Device
Part A—1. Introduction; 2. Accounting System; 3. Inventory Driver; 9. PCI Based Network Device Driver; 10. Memory
Allocation and Miscellaneous Topics; Index.
Control System; 4. Payroll System
Part B—1. Starting with Tally 7.2; 2. Creating Accounts 1′′ 1′′
Masters; 3. Creating Inventory Masters; 4. Entering Accounts 4 2
Vouchers; 5. Entering Inventory Vouchers; 6. Introduction to PAGES: 208 PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: USP
VAT (Value Added Tax); 7. Ledgers and VAT; 8. More on VAT;
9. VAT Documents and Reports; 10. Introduction to TDS; 11. Display/Reports in Tally;
12. The Collaborative Tally; 13. The Administrative Tally; A–Fundamentals of
Accounting; B–Fundamentals of Inventory; C–Keyboards Shortcuts; D–Practical 141. Fundamentals of Linux Dinesh Maidasani
Project; E–Service Tax in Tally.
Contents
1′′ 1′′ 1. Introduction to Open Source and Linux; 2. Pre-Installation;
ISBN: 81-7008-923-9 EDITION: First, 2006 SIZE: 7 × 9 3. User Management Mounting Utilities System Configuration;
4 2
PAGES: 330 PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 4. Working with LILO and GRUB; 5. Kernel and Shell; 6. X
Windows-Software Management; 7. Xwin-Managing Devices
and Desktop Environment; 8. TCP/IP with Linux, Browser and
Linux Commands; 9. Samba and NFS (Network File System);
10. N/W Services, Proxies; 11. Network Information Systems;
138. Design and Implementation of Operating System 12. Clustering Diskless Terminals; 13. Web Server, DHCP, DNS; 14. Mail Server;
15. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Telnet; 16. RAID, LVM and Quota Management;
Er. Vivek Sharma, Er. Manish Varshney, Shantanu Sharma
17. Questions.
Part I : Essential of OS—1. Introduction to Operating System; ISBN: 978-93-80298-52-8 EDITION: First, 2010 SIZE: 7 ×9
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2. System Structure; 3. Operating System Structure; PAGES: 376 PRICE: ` 250.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Part II : Indispensable of Process—4. Introduction to Process;
5. CPU Scheduling; 6. Process Communication and
Synchronization; 7. Threads; 142. Principles of Operating Systems V. Ramesh
Part III : Impasse and Sanctuary—8. Deadlock;
Part IV : I/O System Working—9. Input Output System; Contents
Part V : Elementary of Memory Organization—10. Memory Management-Contiguous; 1. Computer System Overview; 2. Operating System; 3. Process
11. Memory Management-Not Contiguous; Management; 4. Uni-Processor Scheduling; 5. Process
Synchronization; 6. Deadlocks; 7. Memory Management; 8. I/O
Part VI : Beginning of File and Disk Management—12. Central of File Organization;
Management and Disk Scheduling; 9. File Systems;
13. Disk Management;
10. Protection/Security; 11. Case Study-Unix; 12. Case Study-
Part VII : Case Study—14. Window Vista : An Advanced Operating System. Linux System; 13. Case Study-Windows NT.
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143. Unix and Shell Programming 147. Way in–Windows XP Home Edition
Prof. Anoop Chaturvedi, Prof. B.L. Rai Andrew Blackburn
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Unix; 2. Operating System Services; 3. File 1. Discovering the XP Environment; 2. Applications & Multimedia;
System; 4. Buffer Cache; 5. Reading and Writing Disk Blocks; 3. My Documents Window. 4. Changing the Environment.
6. Inode Assignment to a New File; 7. System Calls; 8. Structure
of a Process; 9. Process Control; 10. Inter-Process
Communication; 11. Sockets; 12. Unix Command; 13. Awk and
Perl Programming.
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144. Operating Systems Made Easy

148. Operating System Concepts P.S. Gill
C. Madana Kumar Reddy
Contents Contents
1. Operating Systems Overview; 2. Process Concepts; 3. CPU 1. Introduction; 2. Process Synchronization and Interprocess
Scheduling; 4. Memory Management; 5. File System; Communication; 3. Scheduling; 4. Memory Management; 5. I/O
6. Deadlocks; 7. Process Management and Synchronization. and Files Management; 6. Some Model Questions and
ISBN: 978-81-318-0743-9 EDITION: First, 2009 Answers; Index
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145. 100 Shell Programs in Unix Sarika Jain, Shivani Jain
Contents 149. Operating Systems and Software Diagnostics

1. Introduction Ramesh Bangia, Balvir Singh
(i) An Overview; (ii) Salient Features of Unix; (iii) Hardware Contents
Requirements for Unix; (iv) Getting Started; (v) Unix
Architecture; (vi) Unix Basic Commands; (vii) Portability with C. 1. DOS Commands; 2. Windows Operating Systems;
3. Windows Diagnostic Tools; 4. Unix and Linux; 5. MS-Office;
2. Programs 6. Internet & World Wide Web.
Model Test Papers
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146. Red Hat Linux–The Complete Bible Vijay Shekhar
150. Unix and Shell Programming Archana Verma

Contents
Part I: The Basics of Red Hat Linux 9; Part II: Working with
Contents
open office.org; Part III: Linux Programming; Part IV: File
1. Unix Background; 2. Unix Structure; 3. The Shell; 4. Shell
System and Disk Management; Part V: Implementing Open
Scripts; 5. Portability with C; 6. System Administration; 7. Tools
LDAP; Part VI: Securing Linux Platform and Application;
and Debuggers; Appendix-I; Appendix-II; Index.
Appendix; Glossary.
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151. Red Hat Linux Study Guide Vijay Shekhar 154. Operating System Fundamentals D. Irtegov
Contents
Contents
1. Data Representation in Computing Systems; 2. Machine
1. Introducing Linux; 2. Installing Linux; 3. Getting Started with
Languages; 3. Loading Programs; 4. RAM Management;
Red hat 9.0; 4. X Window System; 5. Working with Shells and 5.Segmented and Paged Virtual Memory; 6. The Computer and
Editors; 6. GNOME Linux Desktop; 7. KDE Linux Desktop; External Events; 7. Parallelism from the Viewpoint of the
8. Using Office in Linux; 9. Multimedia and Graphics in Linux; Programmer; 8. Implementing Multitasking on Single-Processor
10. Administrating Users and Groups in Linux; 11. Storage Man- Computers; 9. Peripherals; 10. Drivers of Peripherals; 11. FSs;
agement in Linux; 12. Creating a Local Area Network; 13. Using 12. Security; Appendices.
Dynamic Host configuration Protocol; 14. Using Domain Name 1′′ 1′′
Server; 15. File and Print Server; 16. Working with Apache Web Server; 17. Open ISBN: 81-7008-622-1 EDITION: 2014 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2
LDAP server; 18. Sending and Receiving Mails using Sendmail; 19. Configuring FTP PAGES: 498 PRICE: ` 385.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Server; 20. Configuring Proxy Server; 21. Using Network Information Service;
22. Backing up and Restoring Linux Files; Appendix A: Trouble Shooting Linux; 155. Practical Linux Programming : Device Drivers,
Appendix B: Securing Linux. Embedded Systems and the Internet Ashfaq A. Khan
Contents
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4 2 4. Tasks and Interprocess Communication; 5. Perl Programming;
PAGES: 635 PRICE: ` 395.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 6. Structured Query Language; 7. Shell Script Programming;
8. Fixed-Point Arithmetic and Transcendental Functions;
9. Embedded System Design Projects; Appendices.
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Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Linux Commands; 3. Pipes and Filters; 4. VI 156. DBA Study Guide: OCP Prep Guide Nazar Abdul
Editor; 5. Shell Programming; 6. Some Sample Shell Scripts;
Contents
7. System Administration; 8. The X-Window System; 9. The C 1. Introduction to Oracle 10g and Oracle Certification Programme
Shell; 10. MySQL and PHP. (OCP) Overview; 2. Installation and Setting up Databases;
3. Oracle 10g Architecture; 4. Introduction to SQL; 5. Advanced
SQL; 6. Introduction to PL/SQL; 7. Advanced PL/SQL;
8. Database Administration; 9. Advanced Database
1′′ 1′′ Administration; 10. Building Applications for Oracle 10g;
4 2 11. Oracle 10g Application Server Administration; 12. Oracle 10g
PAGES: 187 PRICE: ` 160.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Application Server; 13. Advanced Oracle 10g Database Features;
14. OCP Exam Simulation.
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4 2
153. The MS-Windows XP Professional Handbook
157. Oracle 10g Performance Tuning Rajeev A. Parida
Louis Columbus
Contents Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Touring Desktop; 3. Customizing the Desktop 1. Getting Started with Oracle 10g Performance Tuning;
and Exploring Commonly Used System Properties; 4. Installing 2. Designing and Developing for Performance; 3. Performance
Applications; 5. Working with Printers; 6. Networking Improvement Methods; 4. Configuring a Database for
Fundamentals; 7. Configuring TCP/IP; 8. Exploring E-Mail Performance; 5. Automatic Performance Statistics; 6. Automatic
Capabilities; 9. Strengthening Security; 10. Exploring Network Performance Diagnostics; 7. Memory Configuration and Use;
and Remote Access Connections; 11. Learning Administrative 8. I/O Configuration and Design; 9. Understanding Operating
Tools; 12. Exploring Additional Features; A. Troubleshooting System Resources; 10. Instance Tuning Using Performance
TCP/IP Configurations; B. Essentials of Broadband Technology; C. Security Strategies Views; 11. SQL Tuning Overview; 12. Automatic SQL Tuning; 13. The Query Optimizer;
in Windows XP Professional. 14. Managing Optimizer Statistics; 15. Using Indexes and Clusters; 16. Using Optimizer
Hints; 17. SQL Access Advisor; 18. Using Plan Stability; 19. Using Explain Plan; 20. Using
Application Tracing Tools.
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158. Oracle SQL and PL/SQL Guide Till 10gR2 161. Oracle and MySQL : A Practical Approach
Asim Chowdhury B. Mohammed Ibrahim
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Database System; 2. Working with Oracle
Part I: SQL—1. Introduction to SQL; 2. SQL Relational Model
database; 3. Working MySQL Database.
and Normalization; 3. Database Concept.
Part II: PL/SQL Concept—1. PL/SQL Introduction; 2. Exception ISBN: 978-93-80298-66-5 EDITION: First, 2013
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by Tables; 7. Nested Table; 8.Varray; 9. Dynamic SQL in PL/SQL 4 2
and Bulk Binding; 10. Stored Subprogram; 11. Definer and
Invoker Right Subprogram and Remote Dependencies; 12. Database Trigger;
13. Conditional Compilation; 14. PL/SQL Performance Tuning; 15. Debugging and Tracing 162. The Power of Oracle 10g Rajeev A. Parida
PL/SQL; 16. Object Relational Technology.
Contents
1. Relational Database Management; 2. Getting Stated with
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4 2
of Administering an Oracle Database; 5. Creating an Oracle
Database; 6. Starting Up and Shutting Down; 7. Managing
Oracle Database Processes; 8. Managing Control Files;
9. Managing the Redo Log; 10. Managing Archived Redo Logs;
159. Magic of Oracle ADF and ADF Faces Shibi Pannikar 11. Managing Table Space; 12. Managing Datafiles and
Tempfiles; 13. Managing the Undo Table Space; 14. Using Oracle—Managed Files;
Contents
15. Using Automatic Storage Management; 16. Managing Schema Objects;
1. Introduction; 2. ADF Architecture–A Glance; 3. Developer and
17. Managing Space for Schema Objects; 18. Managing Tables; 19. Managing Index;
ADF; 4. Creating Business Service Components; 5. ADF Faces;
6. Data Controls; 7. Adding Business Components to the Page; 20. Managing Partitioned Tables and Indexes; 21. Managing Clusters; 22. Managing
8. Pageflows and ADF Task Flows; 9. Application State Views, Sequences and Synonyms; 23. Using the Database Resource Manager; 24. Data
Management; 10. ADF Faces Components; 11. Application Blocks; Extents and Segments; 25. Maintaining Data Integrity (Reviseted);
Module—A Look; 12. Web Services; 13. Internationalization, 26. Administering User Privileges, Roles and Profiles; 27. Configuring and Administering
Localization, Messages and Help; 14. Entity object–An Advanced Autiding; 28. Export and Import Utilities; 29. SQL* Loader; 30. Using Logminer to
Look; 15. View Object—An Advanced Look; 16. Override the Base Framework Class; Analyse Redo Log Files; 31. External Tables; 32. Conventional and Direct Path Loads.
17. Secure your Application; 18. Some More and Tricks; 19. My own ADF Library and My
own component; 20. Deploying the Application; 21. Plan and Implement your application. 1′′ 1′′
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Rajeev A. Parida, Vinod Sharma
Contents
160. Oracle 11i—The Complete Reference Rashmi Anandi 1. Introduction to Database Management System and Data
Modeling; 2. Getting Started with Oracle 9i, SQL Plus, ISQLPlus;
Contents 3. Writing Basic SQL Select Statement; 4. Types of SQL
Part I: Oracle Applications E-Business Suite—1. Introduction; Statements and Data Types; 5. Creating and Managing Tables;
2. Oracle Applications Implementation and Integrated View of 6. Using Functions; 7. Maintaining Data Integrity (Using
E-Business Suite Constraints); 8. Database Objects; 9. Introduction to Table
Part II: Oracle Financials Applications—3. Introduction to Partitioning; 10. Joints, Subqueries and External Tables;
Oracle Financials; 4. General Ledger Fundamentals; 5. Oracle 11. Aggregating Data and External Table; 12. Privileges, Roles and Security Policies;
Assets Fundamentals; 6. Oracle Payables; 7. Oracle Cash 13. Introduction to PL/SQL; 14. PL/SQL Control Structure; 15. Exception Handling;
Management; 8. Oracle Receivables; 9. Multiple Reporting 16. SQL Cursors; 17. Creating Procedures and Functions; 18. Managing PL/SQL
Currencies; 10. Oracle Application Desktop Integrator Packages; 19. Creating Database Trigger; 20. Implementing Object Technique in Oracle
Part III: Oracle Manufacturing—11. Introduction to Oracle Manufacturing Applications; 9i; 21. PL/SQL Collections and Records; 22. Manipulating Large Objects; 23. Data
12. Oracle Engineering; 13. Oracle Bills of Material; 14. Oracle Inventory; 15. Oracle Concurrency and Consistency in a Multi-User Environment; 24. Managing Dependencies
MPS/MRP System; 16. Oracle Supply Chain Planning; 17. Oracle Work in Process; and Oracle Precompiler; 25. Developing Web Application Using PL/SQL; 26. Using
18. Oracle Cost Management; 19. Oracle Purchasing; 20. Oracle Order Management Dynamic SQL Statement; 27. Using XML in Oracle 9i; 28. Architecture of Oracle Server;
Part IV: Oracle Applications Object Library—21. Introduction to Oracle Applications 29. Oracle Memory Architecture; 30. Intr; 31. File Input/Output; 32. Using Embedded
E-Business Suite 11i Architecture; 22. System Administration; 23. Oracle Applications— SQL and PL/SQL; 33. SQLJ; 34. Data Dictionary and Oracle Reserved Words, Keyboards,
Flexfields; 24. Oracle Alerts; 25. Oracle Work Flow. and Namespaces; 35. Additional Exercise.
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164. Building Business Intelligence Applications with .Net 167. Handbook on C++ Language Sangita Sardana
Robert Ericsson
Contents Contents
1. Business Intelligence; 2. The .NET Data Warehouse; 3. OLAP 1. Introduction to C++; 2. Data Types in C++; 3. Operators
and Expressions in C++; 4. Decision-Making and Flow of
Cubes; 4. Analysis Service Clients; 5. XML for Analysis;
Control; 5. Console I/O Functions; 6. Standard Library Functions
6. ADOMD.NET; 7. Reporting; 8. Data Mining; 9. Analytic
and Header Files; 7. Functions; 8. Classes and Objects;
Applications; A—MDX Functions; B—MDX Properties; C— 9. Pointers; 10. Constructors and Destructors; 11. Inheritance;
Standard MDX Operators; D—XMLA Rowsets; E—OLE DB for 12. Data Structure: Arrays; 13. File Handling in C++.
OLAP Schemes; F—A Statistics Primer; G—About the CD-
ROM. 1′′ 1′′
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Contents
165. Learning VB.Net Through Applications 1. Introduction to C; 2. Input and output Functions in C; 3. Data
Types in C; 4. Operators and Expressions in C; 5. I/O Functions;
Clayton E. Crooks
6. Flow of Control, Decision Making and Loops; 7. Functions
Contents in C; 8. Arrays in C; 9. Pointers; 10. Structures; 11. File
1. Introduction to Visual Basic.Net; 2. Working with VB.Net; Processing in C; 12. Data Structures: Linked Lists; 13. Data
3. Basics of the .Net Framework; 4. Introduction to the VB.Net Structures: Stacks; 14. Data Structures: Queue
Language; 5. Object-Oriented Programming with VB.Net;
6. Strings, GDI+, and Error Handling in VB.Net; 7. Math and 1′′ 1′′
Random Number Functions in VB.Net; 8. Your First Program; ISBN: 978-93-80298-68-9 EDITION: First, 2013 SIZE: 7 ×9
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9. Console Application Input/Output; 10. Sorting in VB.Net; PAGES: 221 PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
11. Your First Windows Form Application; 12. VB Calculator; 13. Using WMI to Retrieve
Information About Your PC; 14. File and Folder Browser; 15. Filewatcher; 16. Sending
Email in .Net; 17. MDI Web Browser; 18. Accessing the Registry in VB.Net; 19. Retrieving 169. C Programs with Solutions S. Anandamurugan
Web Page Source From the Internet; 20. .Net Slots; 21. Word Processor;
22. Encryption and Decryption; 23. Screen Capture; 24. Drawing with VB.Net; Contents
25. Drag and Drop Image Conversions; 26. Creating an MP3 Player; 27. Form Effects; 1. C Concepts; 2. Introduction—C Programs; 3. Fundamen-
28. Finding Prime Numbers; 29. Printing in VB.Net; 30. Getting Started with Microsoft tals—C Programs; 4. C Debugging; 5. Sample Questions;
Agent; 31. More Microsoft Agent; 32. DirectX Graphics in VB.Net. 6. Short Questions and Answers; 7. Questions.
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J. Rajaram
170. Basics of C Programming J. B. Dixit
Contents
1. Algorithms and Flowcharts; 2. C Language Preliminaries;
3. Numeric Constants and Variables; 4. Input and Output
Functions; 5. Operators in C; 6. Control Statements; 7. Loop
Control Structures; 8. Arrays; 9. Functions; 10. Strings;
11. Pointers; 12. Structures; 13. File Formatting.
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171. Programming in C Pradeep Kumar Mallick 174. Computer System and Programming in C
A.K. Tripathi, Monika Tripathi
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to C; 2.The C Declaration; 3. Operators and
Expressions; 4. Input and Output Operations in C; 5. Decision- Section-I: Fundamental Development of Computer Science
Making and Branching Statements; 6. Decision-Making and 1. Essentials of Computers; 2. Structure of Computer;
Looping; 7. Arrays; 8. Character Arrays and Strings; 9. Pointers; 3. Computing Environment; 4. Algorithm Techniques, Flow Chart
10. Functions; 11. Storage Class; 12. Structure and Union; and Pseudo-code; 5. Number System; 6. Programming
13. File Handling; 14. Graphics Programming in C. Language; 7. Converter (Compiler, Loader, Linker); 8. Operating
System; 9. Structural Programming; 10. Error Handling and Code
Testing and Editors, Tutionals
Section-II: Elements of ‘C’
1′′ 1′′ 11. Fundamentals of C; 12. Operators and Expressions; 13. Data
4 2 Input Output: Data Types and Operators; 14. Output Techniques;
PAGES: 349 PRICE: ` 220.00 IMPRINT: USP 15. Control Structures; 16. Arrays and Strings; 17. Functions;
18. Pointers; 19. Structure and Union; 20. Dynamic Memory
Allocation; 21. The Standard C Preprocessor; 22. File
Management; 23. Linked List and Stack; Appendix.
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Contents
1. Introduction to Problem Solving; 2. Overview of C; 3. Operators
and Expressions; 4. Input and Output Functions; 5. Control
Statements; 6. Functions; 7. Preprocessors; 8. Arrays; 9. Strings; 175. Programming in C# V. Christy
10. Pointers; 11. Structures and unions; 12. File Handling;
13. Linked lists; 14. Graphics in C. Contents
1. Net Framework Overview; 2. Introduction to C# Programming;
3. Control Structures and Looping Statements; 4. Arrays and
Formats; 5. Class and object; 6. Function and Uses of Static;
1′′ 1′′ 7. Properties and Indexers; 8. Inheritance and Interface;
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4 2
11. Delegates and Events; 12. Collections I-Arraylist, stack,
PAGES: 619 PRICE: ` 395.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Queue; 13. Collection II-List, Linked List, Hashtable and object;
14. Io, Net, Media; 15. Reflection, is and as operator and
Multithreading; 16. Windows application; 17. Class Library.
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Contents
Unit-1 Introduction to Computer and Programming—1. Basic
of Computer; 2. Hardware and Software; 3. Introduction to
Problem Solving; 176. Object-Oriented Programming C++ Simplified
Unit-2 Introduction to C Language—4. Overview of C; Hari Mohan Pandey
5. Operators and Expressions; 6. I/O Functions; 7. Control Contents
Statements; 8. Functions; 9. Preprocessors; 10. Arrays; 0. Introduction to OOPs; 1. Introduction of Object Oriented
11. Strings; 12. Pointers; 13. Structures and Unions; Design; 2. Starting with C++; 3. C Features of C++; 4. Operators
Unit-3 Introduction to C++ Language—14. Basic Concepts of and References in C++; 5. Function in C++; 6. Class and Objects
OOP and C++; 15. Classes and Objects; 16. Constructors and in C++; 7. Working with Constructor and Destructor; 8. Working
with Operator Overloading; 9. Working with Inheritance in C++;
Destructors.
10. Pointers to Objects and Virtual Functions; 11. Input-output
and Manipulators in C++; 12. File Handling in C++; 13. Template
1′′ 1′′ Programming; 14. Exception Handling in C++; 15. Object-oriented
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177. Computer Concepts and Programming in C 181. Programming in C Language Dr. Jagadish Pal
J.B. Dixit
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to C Programming; 2. Data Tyes 3. Operators;
1. Basics of Computer; 2. Introduction to Operating System and
4. Program Control Environments; 5. Inputs and Outputs;
Programming Environment; 3. Problem Solving Methodology;
6. Functions; 7. Arrays; 8. The C Preprocessor; 9. Pointers;
4. Number Systems and Conversion Methods; 5. Overview of
10. Data File Handling; 11. Command-line Arguments;
C; 6. Operators and Expressions; 7. Input and Output Functions;
12. Structures; 13. Unions; 14. Dynamic Memory Allocation.
8. Control Statements; 9. Modular Programming using Functions;
Appendices
10. Arrays; 11. Structures and Unions; 12. Pointers; 13. Linked
Lists, Stacks and Queues; 14. Strings 15. File Handling; 16. The Standard C Preprocessor.
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178. Object Oriented Programming Using C++

J.B. Dixit
Contents 182. Fundamentals of Computers and Programming in C
1. Principles of Object-Oriented Programming; 2. Beginning
J.B. Dixit
with C++; 3. Data Types, Variables and Constants; 4. Operators
and Expressions; 5. Control Structures; 6. The Standard Library Contents
Functions 7. User Defined Functions 8. Arrays and Strings 1. Evolution of Computers; 2. Hardware; 3. The Central
9. Structure and Unions 10. Classes and Objects Processing Unit; 4. Operating System Basics; 5. Disk Operating
11. Constructors and Destructors 12. Operators Overloading System (DOS); 6. Unix; 7. Linux; 8. Windows XP; 9. System
Concepts and Type Conversions; 13. Inheritance (Extending Software and Programs; 10. Computer Networks and Internet;
Classes); 14. Pointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism; 15. Managing Console 11. Introduction in C; 12. Operators and Expressions; 13. Input
I/O Operations 16. File Handling; 17. Templates; 18. Exception Handling. and Output Functions; 14. Control Statements; 15. User Defined
1′′ 1′′ Functions; 16. The C Preprocessor; 17. Arrays; 18. Strings;
4 2 19. Structures and Unions; 20. Pointers; 21. File Handling.
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Dr. M.K. Sharma, Dr. M.P. Thapliyal PAGES: 747 PRICE: ` 395.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Computer Organization;
3. Operating System and Internet Basics; 4. Introduction to ‘C’
Programming; 5. Structure of ‘C’; 6. Operators and Control
Statements; 7. Arrays in C; 8. Input and Output; 9. Function in 183. Introduction to Computing J.B. Dixit
‘C’; 10. Structure and Union; 11. Pointer in C; 12. Dynamic
Memory Allocation and File Handling. Appendix. Contents
1′′ 1′′ Unit-I: An Overview of Computer System—1. Basics of
ISBN: 978-93-80386-40-9 EDITION: First, 2010 SIZE: 7 × 9 Computer; 2. Number Systems;
4 2
Unit-II: Operating System Basics—3. Introduction to DOS;
4. Introduction to Windows XP;
180. Problem Solving and Computer Programming Using C Unit-III: Introduction to MS-Office—5. Introduction to MS-Word;
6. Introduction to MS-Excel; 7. Introduction to MS-PowerPoint;
Binu A.
Unit-IV: Introduction to Computer Networks and Data
Contents Communication—8. Networks and Data Communication; 9. The Internet;
1. Introduction to Programming; 2. C Fundamentals; 3. Variables Unit-V: Programming Languages—10. Problem Solving; 11. Overview of C;
and Expressions; 4. Library Functions; 5. Loops and Control 12. Operators and Expressions; 13. Input and Output Functions; 14. Control Statements;
Statements; 6. Functions; 7. Storage Classes; 8. Arrays; 15. Functions; 16. Preprocessors; 17. Arrays; 18. Strings; 19. Structures and Unions;
9. Structure and Unions; 10. Pointers; 11. Files; 12. Advanced 20. File Handling.
Concepts. University Questions.
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184. Fundamentals of Computing and Programming 188. Object-Oriented C++ Programming
J.B. Dixit Hirday Narayan Yadav
Contents Contents
1. Basics of Computer; 2. Number Systems; 3. Computer 1. Introduction; 2. Object Modeling; 3. Dynamic Modeling;
Software; 4. The Internet; 5. Problem Solving; 6. Office 4. Functional Modeling; 5. Introduction of C++; 6. Control Flow;
Automation; 7. Overview of C; 8. Operators and Expressions; 7. Function; 8. Arrays and String; 9. Structure and Unions;
9. Input and Output Functions; 10. Control Statements; 10. Classes and Object; 11. Constructor and Destructor;
11. Functions; 12. Preprocessors; 13. Arrays; 14. Strings; 12. Inheritance; 13. Operator Overloading; 14. Pointer in C++;
15. Pointers; 16. Structures and Unions; 17. File Handling. 15. Polymorphism, Virtual Function and Friend Function; 16. Files
and Streams; 17. Object-oriented Programming and Software
Development Systems. 18. Solved papers of UP Technical University.
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185. Basics of C++ Programming
Nishant Kundalia , Ramesh Bangia 189. Fundamentals of Computers & Programming in C
J.B. Dixit
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Using Turbo C++ ; 3. C++ Basics; 4. Loops
Unit 1: An Overview of Computer System—1. Computer
and Decisions; 5. Structures; 6. Functions; 7. Classes and Basics; 2. Radix Number Systems
Objects; 8. Arrays; 9. Pointers; 10. Polymorphism; Unit 2: Operating System Basics—3. The Operating System;
11. Inheritance; 12. Virtual and Friend Functions; 13. File 4. Unix; 5. Linux; 6. Disk Operating System (DOS); 7. Windows
Management ; 14. Graphics; 15. Large Programs; Appendices. 2000
1′′ 1′′ Unit 3: Internet Basics—8. Communication and Network
4 2 Concepts
PAGES: 233 PRICE: 150.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Unit 4: Programming Languages—9. Computer Languages and Programming
Fundamentals
Unit 5 & 6: C Programming Language—10. C Fundamentals; 11. Numeric Constants
186. ‘C’ Programming Salim Y. Amdani
and Variables; 12. Input and Output Functions; 13. Operators in C; 14. Control Statements;
Contents 15. Loop Control Structures; 16. Arrays; 17. Functions; 18. Strings; 19. Pointers;
1. Computer Fundamentals; 2. Programming Language; 20. Structures and Unions; 21. Program Design and Low Level Programming
3. Control Structures; 4. Functions; 5. Storage Classes; Unit 7: Standard Library—22. File Formatting.
6. Arrays; 7. Pointers; 8. Structures and Unions; 9. Files. 1′′ 1′′
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T. D. Malhotra, Rajeev A. Parida, A. Rajesh
Contents
187. Trouble Free C Hari Mohan Pandey UNIT I : Introduction and Programming in C++—1. Object
Oriented Programming and C++—An Introduction; 2. General
Contents Concepts; 3. Data Types, Variables and Constants;
1. Setting the Base for ‘C’ Programming; 2. Introduction to ‘C’- 4. Operators and Expression in C++; 5. Flow of Control;
Basics; 3. Introduction to Operators and Expressions in ‘C’; 6. Console I/O Functions; 7. Functions; 8. Standard Library
4. Decision Making and Branching in ‘C’; 5. Introduction to Functions and Header Files; 9. Programming Methodology;
Looping Structure in ‘C’; 6. Working with Arrays in ‘C’; 10. Structured Data Type : Array; 11. Advanced Study in Arrays;
7. Introduction to Functions in ‘C’; 8. Working with String in ‘C’; 12. Structures; 13. Classes and Objects; 14. Inheritance; 15. Pointers; 16. Functions
9. Introduction to Pointers in ‘C’; 10. Introduction to Structures Overloading; 17. Constructors and Destructors.
and Union; 11. Introduction to Storages Classes; 12. Introduction
to File Handling in ‘C’; 13. Dynamic Memory Allocation; UNIT II : Advanced C++ Programming Using Data Structures—18. Linked Lists;
14. Introduction to ‘C’ Preprocessor; 15. Miscellaneous Built-in Function of ‘C’; 19. File Handling in C++.
16. Introduction to Data Modifier and Math Functions in ‘C’; 17. Introduction to Top ‘C’ UNIT III : Introduction To C#—20. Getting Started with C#; 21. Introduction to Classes
Secrets. and Inheritance; 22. Namespace and Interface Index.
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191. C for U Including (C and C Graphics) 194. Computer Fundamentals and Programming in C
Veerana VK, Jankidevi SJ J. B. Dixit
Contents Contents
1. Computer Basics; 2. Introduction to C Language; 3. Lexical Unit-I—1. Computer Basics; 2. Number Systems and Boolean
Elements of C; 4. Console I/O in C; 5. Operators; 6. C Control Algebra;
Structures; 7. C Looping Constructs; 8. Arrays; 9. Structures Unit-II—3. Input/Output Devices; 4. Memory and Mass Storage
and Unions; 10. Functions; 11. Pointers; 12. Preprocessor Devices;
Directives; 13. Files in C; 14. Graphics with C; 15. Memory Unit-III—5. Software Concepts; 6. Computer Networks;
Management in C. Unit-IV—7. Programming Methodology; 8. Elements of C;
Unit-V—9. Operators and Expressions; 10. Data Input/Output;
11. Control Statements;
1′′ 1′′ Unit-VI—12. Functions; 13. Preprocessors; 14. Arrays;
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192. Object-Oriented Systems in C++

Dr. Durgesh Pant, Mahesh Kumar Sharma, K.S. Vaisla 195. C++ Programming Fundamentals Chuck Easttom
Contents
Part A: Object-Oriented Systems—1. Object Modeling; Contents
2. Dynamic Modeling; 3. Functional Modeling; 4. OMT Section I : C++ Fundamentals; 1. C++ Basics; 2. Console
Methodologies. Input and Output; 3. Arrays, Strings, and Bitwise Operations;
Part B: C++—1. Object-oriented Model; 2. A Quick Start with 4. Functions; 5. Decision Structures and Loops; 6. File Input
C++; 3. Variables, Data Types and Tokens; 4. Statements, and Output; 7. Exception Handling; 8. User-Defined Data Types;
Expressions and Operators; 5. Decision Making in C++; 9. Pointers.
6. Program Flow Controls in C++; 7. Functions in C++; Section II : Object-Oriented Programming; 10. Classes;
8. Fundamentals of Classes and Objects; 9. Arrays and 11. Inheritance; 12. Advanced Object-Oriented Concepts.
Pointers; 10. Inheritance; 11. Polymorphism; 12. Streams and Section III : Advanced Topics in C++; 13. Basic Data Structures and Algorithms;
Files; 13. Friend Classes, Friend Functions and Inline Functions; 14. Build your Own Game in C++.
14. Exceptions and Error Handling; 15. Templates; Section IV : Visual C++; 15. Introduction to Visual C++; 16. More Windows Applications
with Visual C++; Appendices.
16. Preprocessor Derivatives in C++; 17. Graphics Programming
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Contents
Unit I: Introduction and Programming in C++
193. OOPs with C++ M. Jaya Prasad 1. Introduction to C++; 2. General Concepts; 3. Data Types,
Variables and Constants; 4. Operators and Expressions in C++;
Contents 5. Flow of Control; 6. Console I/O Functions; 7. Functions;
1. Object oriented Programming; 2. Introduction to C++; 3. C++ 8. Standard Library Functions and Header Files; 9. Programming
Data Types; 4. Function; 5. Overloaded Functions; 6. Generic Methodology; 10. Structured Data Type: Array; 11. Advanced
Programming; 7. Classes and Objects; 8. Inheritance; Study in Arrays; 12. Structure; 13. Classes and Objects;
9. Operator Overloading; 10. Polymorphism; 11. Streams. 14. Inheritance; 15. Pointers; 16. Function Overloading; 17. Constructors and Destructors.
Unit II: Advanced C++ Programming Using Data Structures
18. Linked Lists; 19. Stacks; 20. Queues; 21. File Handling in C++; 22. Graphics in C++;
23. Simple Projects; Appendices; Index.
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197. Hackish C++ Pranks and Tricks Michael Flenov 200. Computer Concepts and C Programming J.B. Dixit
Contents
Contents Part I—1. Introduction to Digital Computer; 2. Hardware;
1. Making a Program Compact and Invisible; 2. Writing Simple 3. Software; 4. Computing Environment.
Pranks; 3. Programming for Windows; 4. Networking;
Part II—1. Algorithms and Flowcharts; 2. C Language Prelimi-
5. Working with Hardware; 6. Tips, Tricks, and other Useful
naries; 3. Numeric Constants and Variables; 4. Input and Out-
Information. Conclusion, CD-ROM Contents.
put Functions; 5. Operators in C; 6. Control Statements; 7. Loop
Control Structures; 8. Arrays; 9. Functions; 10. Strings;
11. Pointers; 12. Structures; 13. File Formatting.
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Contents
Programming in C
Section I—1. Algorithms and Flowcharts; 2. C Language
Preliminaries; 3. Operators and Expressions; 4. Input and Output
201. Programming in C++ J.B.Dixit
Functions; 5. Control Statements; 6. Functions; 7. Preprocessors;
8. Arrays; 9. Strings; 10. Structures and Unions; 11. Pointers;
Contents
12. File Formatting.
1. Introduction to C++ Language; 2. Data Types, Variables and
Numerical Analysis
Constants; 3. Operators and Expressions; 4. Control Structures;
Section II—1. Solution of Equations; 2. Interpolation; 3. Numerical Differentiation;
5. Arrays and String Handling; 6. Functions in C++; 7. Concepts
4. Numerical Quadrature 5. Linear Equations; 6. The Algebraic Eigen Value Problem
of Object Oriented Programming; 8. Structures; 9. Classes and
Section III—7. Ordinary Differential Equations; 8. Approximation
Objects; 10. Constructors and Destructors; 11. Operator
Section IV—9. Random Numbers; 10. Monte Carlo Methods
Overloading Concepts and Type Conversions; 12. Inheritance
Computer practicals in C Based on Numerical Analysis.
(Extending Classes); 13. Pointers, Virtual Functions and
Polymorphism; 14. Managing Console I/O Operations; 15. File
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Contents
Unit—I: Introduction—1. Computer Basics; 2. Number
Systems;
Unit—II: Computer Arithmetic and Software—3. Computer
codes and Computer Arithmetic; 4. Computer Software; 202. Mastering C Programs J.B. Dixit
Unit—III: Problem Solving and Office Automation—
5. Planning the computer program; 6. Application software Contents
packages; 1. Elementary Programs; 2. Functions; 3. Recursion; 4. Arrays;
Unit—IV: Introduction TOC—7. Overview of C; 8. Numeric Constants and Variables; 5. Strings; 6. Structures; 7. Pointers; 8. Files; 9. Linked Lists;
9. Input and output functions; 10. Operators and Expressions; 11. Decision Making 10. Searching and Sorting.
and branching; 12. Decision making and looping;
Unit—V: Functions and Pointers—13. Arrays; 14. Userdefined Functions;
15. Handling of character strings; 16. Pointers; 17. Structures and Unions; 18. The
Preprocessor; 19. Developing a C Program: Some Guidelines; 20. File Processing;
21. Dynamics Allocation and Linked Lists.
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203. Unix and C Programming 206. The Power of C# Rajeev A. Parida
Ashok Arora, Shefali Bansal
Contents Contents
1. Getting Started with C#; 2. Data types and Operators;
1. Concepts of Hardware; 2. Concepts of Software; 3. Operating
3. Control Statements, Array and Functions; 4. Introduction to
System Concepts and File Organisation; 4. Getting to Know MS
Classes and Inheritance; 5. Namespace and Interface;
DOS; 5. Familiarising with Windows Environment; 6. Getting
6. Delegates and Events; 7. Attributes, Structure and Enums;
Started with UNIX; 7. Advanced UNIX; 8. Introduction to Internet; 8. Exception Handling; 9. Multithreading; 10. Properties and
9. Browsers; 10. Electronic Mail; 11. Introduction to PINE and Indexers; 11. Streams and Files; 12. String Handling; 13. Using
ELM; 12. Programming Languages; 13. Programming Concepts; Collections; 14. Component, Cross Language Interoperability and Versioning;
14. Introduction to C Programming Language; 15. Basic C 15. Operator Overloading and Using to Pointers; 16. Networking in C#; 17. Database
Features; 16. Conditional Statements and Loops; 17. Functions; Connectivity Using ADO.NET. 18. Window Programming in C#; 19. Graphical Device
18. Arrays; 19. Pointers; 20. Structures; Glossary; Appendices; Interface (GDI)+; 20. Web Services; 21. Garbage Collection; 22. XML in C#;
Examination Papers. 23. Introduction to Assemblies; 24. XML Documentation in C#; 25. Security Features in
.NET and C#.
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207. Mastering C++ Programs J.B. Dixit
Contents
204. Mastering Graphics Programming in ‘C’ 1. Elementary Programs; 2. Functions; 3. Structures; 4. Classes
and Objects; 5. Recursion; 6. Polymorphism; 7. Inheritance;
Sudhir Dawra
8. Pointers; 9. Virtual and Friend Functions; 10. File Handling in
Contents C++; 11. Templates; 12. Arrays; 13. Strings; 14. Linked list;
1. Still Images; 2. Animal Images; 3. Game Development. 15. Stacks; 16. Queues; 17. Trees; 18. Graphs; 19. Searching
and Sorting; 20. Graphics.
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1′′ 1′′
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PAGES: 286 PRICE: ` 210.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 1. Introduction to C and Data Type; 2. Operators, Expressions and
Assignment; 3. Control Flow; 4. Input and Output; 5. Pointer-I;
6. Functions; 7. Arrays; 8. Multidimensional Arrays; 9. Pointer-II;
10. Structures and Unions; 11. Files; 12. Preprocessing and
Standard Libraries; 13. Linked List; Assignment; Answers; Index.
205. Comprehensive C++ Programming

Nishant Kundalia
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1. Introduction; 2. Using Turbo C++; 3. C++ Basics; 4. Loops PAGES: 258 PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
and Decisions; 5. Structures; 6. Functions; 7. Classes and
Objects; 8. Arrays; 9. Pointers; 10. Polymorphism;
11. Inheritance; 12. Virtual and Friend Functions; 13. File 209. C# Interview Questions and Answers J. Rajaram
Management; 14. Graphics; 15. Large Programs. Appendices.
ISBN: 978- 81-318-0217-5 EDITION: First, 2007

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210. C Interview Questions and Answers J.Rajaram 214. Software Development Techniques Using Data
Structure Based on C
Dr. Anand K. Tripathi, Monica Tripathi
Contents
ISBN: 81-7008-878-X EDITION: First, 2006 Unit-I—1. Introduction: Data Structure; 2. Algorithms
1′′ 1′′ Techniques; 3. Cost-benefit Analysis; 4. Security Measures;
SIZE: 7 × 9 PAGES: 139 5. Methodology;
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Package; 8. Library Control System; 9. Railway Reservation
System; 10. Payroll System; 11. Water Distribution System; 12. Telephone Billing
System.
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Prof. Hari Mohan Pandey PAGES: 101 PRICE: ` 75.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks; 4. Queues; 5. Linked List; 215. C Programming and Data Structures
6. Tree; 7. Elementary Graph Algorithms; 8. Sorting and K. Venkateshwara Rao, K. Srujan Raju, Bathini Ravinder
Searching; 9. File Structure. Contents
1. Introduction to Programming Language; 2. Introduction to
C; 3. Structure of a ‘C’ Program; 4. Operators; 5. Loops;
6. Preprocessor Directives; 7. Arrays; 8. Functions; 9. Strings;
1′′ 1′′ 10. Pointers; 11. Structures; 12. Files; 13. User Defined Data
4 2 Types; Appendix; Index.
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212. Practical Approach to Data Structures 216. Introduction to Data Structures Using C
M. Hanumanthappa Venkatesh N. Baitipuli
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Data Structures; 2. Queues and Lists; Part A: C Language Features
3. Trees; 4. Sorting; 5. Searching. Unit-I—1. Introduction to C; 2. Pointers;
Unit-II—3. Strings; 4. Derived Types—Enumerated, Structures
and Union; 5. Binary Files;
Part B
ISBN: 81-318-0118-7 EDITION: First, 2007 Unit-III—6. The Stack;
1′′ 1′′ Unit-IV—7. Recursion; 8. Queues;
SIZE: 7 ×9 PAGES: 131 Unit-V—9. Linked Lists;
4 2
Unit-VI—10. Other List Structures;
Unit-VII—11. Trees
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J.B. Dixit 217. Data Structure Using ‘C’
Dr. Prabhakar Gupta, Vineet Agarwal, Manish Varshney
Contents
1. Basic Concepts of Data Representation; 2. Introduction to Contents
Algorithm Design and Data Structures; 3. Arrays; 4. String 1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks; 4. Recursion; 5. Queues;
Representation and Manipulation; 5. Linked Lists; 6. Stacks; 6. Linked List; 7. Tree; 8. Searching; 9. Sorting; 10. Binary
7. Queues; 8. Trees; 9. Graphs; 10. Searching, Sorting and Search Tree; 11. Graph; 12. Files.
Complexity; 11. File Organization.
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218. Data Structure for ‘C’ Programming 222. Core Java Programming—A Practical
Ajay Kumar Approach Tushar B. Kute
Contents Contents
1. Basic Concepts of Data Representation; 2. Introduction to 1. Introduction to Java; 2. Classes, Objects and Methods;
Algorithm Design and Data Structure; 3. Arrays; 4. Application 3. Arrays, Strings and Vectors; 4. Packages and Interfaces;
of Arrays; 5. C Structures; 6. Lists; 7. Stack and Queues; 5. Exceptions and Multithreading; 6. Applets and Graphics
8. Graphs; 9. Tree; 10. File System; 11. Sorting and Searching Programming; 7. Streams of File I/O; Appendix; Index.
& Hashing and Collision.
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219. Data Structures Using C ++ N. Kasiviswanath

223. Java Enterprise Edition: A Practical
Contents Approach B. Mohamed Ibrahim
1. Introduction to Data Structures; 2. Introduction to C++; Contents
3. Data Structures and their Representation; 4. Stacks; 1. J2EE: An Introduction; 2. Working with Oracle Database;
5. Queues; 6. Trees; 7. Graphs; 8. Sorting Techniques; 3. JDBC; 4. Understanding HTML form Elements; 5. Java
9. Hashing Techniques; 10. Advanced Data Structures. Servlets; 6. Java Servler Pages (JSP); 7. JSTL; 8. Service
Oriented Architecture and Web Services; 9. Message Oriented
Middleware and Java Messaging Service (JMS); 10. Project
Management with Apache Maven.
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Contents 224. Mastering Java Programs J.B. Dixit

1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks and Queues; 4. Linked List; Contents
5. Trees; 6. Graph; 7. Sorting and Searching; 8. Search Trees. 1. Elementary Programs; 2. Methods; 3. Recursion; 4. Classes
and Objects; 5. Array, String and Vectors; 6. Interfaces (Multiple
Inheritance); 7. Packages (Putting Classes Together);
8. Multithreaded Programming; 9. Exception Handling;
10. Applets; 11. Graphics; 12. Searching and Sorting;
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221. Object-Oriented Programming in java
Er. Ashish Sharma
Contents 225. Secrets of Java Er. R. Kabilan
1. The Object-Oriented Programming Approach; 2. Introduction Contents
to Jave; 3. Fundamentals of Java; 4. Classes and Objects; 1. Introduction; 2. World Wide Web (WWW); 3. Hyper Text
5. Relationships Between Classes; 6. Exception-Handling; Markup Language (HTML); 4. Fundamentals of JAVA;
7. Applets and Applications; 8. Threads; 9. Packages; 10. Java 5. Inheritance; 6. Interface; 7. Packages; 8. Exceptions; 9. IO
Architecture. Streams; 10. AWT; 11. Applet; 12. Swings; 13. Networking;
14. Threads; 15. JDBC (Java Database Connectivity); 16. The
JAVA. UTIL. * Package.
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230. Java: J2SE 5—A Practical Approach
226. Advance Java Gajendra Gupta
B. Mohamed Ibrahim
Contents Contents
1. Java 2 Standard Edition Overview; 2. Cyber Crime-An 1. The Prelims; 2. Class Fundamentals; 3. Inheritance, Interfaces,
Overview; 3. Core Java; 4. Software Development Using Java; Packages; 4. Exception Handling, Multithreading; 5. Core
5. JDBC Objects; 6. JDBC and Embedded SQL; Classes, Utility Classes; 6. IO Streams Networking; 7. Applets,
7. Understanding XML; 8. Java and XML; 9. Java Servlet; AWT, Image Handling; 8. JDBC; 9. Java Swing; 10. Java 2D;
10. Java Server Pages; 11. Java Beans; 12. Introduction to J2EE. Appendix; Index.
Appendices
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227. Internet and Java Programming 231. Object-Oriented Programming: From Problem Solving
Harish Kumar Taluja to Java José M. Garrido
Contents Contents
1. The Internet; 2. Clients and Server; 3. Object Oriented 1. Computer Systems; 2. Program Development; 3. Objects and
Programming; 4. Introduction to Java; 5. Beginning of Java Classes; 4. Object-Oriented Programs; 5. Objects and Methods;
Programming; 6. Data Type Variables and Array; 7. Operators; 6. Data and Algorithms; 7. Selection; 8. Repetition; 9. Arrays;
8. Control Statement and Keywords; 9. Classes and Object; 10. Strings; 11. Basic Object-Oriented Modeling; 12. Inheritance;
10. Exploring Method and Inheritance; 11. Packages and 13. Abstract Classes, Interfaces and Polymorphism; 14. Basic
Interfaces; 12. Managing Errors and Exceptions; 13. String Graphical User Interfaces; 15. Exceptions and I/O;
Handling 14. Multithreading; 15. Managing Input and Output Files 16. Recussion; 17. Threads; Appendices.
in Java; 16. Applets; 17. AWT and Swing.
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232. Principles of Programming Languages
228. Programming Engineering Computations in Java
Er. Anil Panghal, Sharda Panghal
Dr. Raja Subramanian
Contents
Contents 1. Introduction; 2. Data Types; 3. Elementary Data Types;
1. Introduction; 2. Numerical Computations; 3. Processing 4. Syntax and Semantics; 5. Structured Data Types;
Strings in Java; 4. Control Statements in Java; 5. Files 6. Subprograms; 7. Sequence Control; 8. Data Control;
Processing in Java; 6. Matrix Computations in Java; 9. Storage Management; 10. Programming Languages.
7. Exceptions in Numerical Computations in Java; 8. Classes
in Java; 9. Inheritance and Polymorphism in Java; 10. Graphics ISBN: 978-93-80856-00-1 EDITION: First, 2011
User Interface; 11. Graphics in Java; 12. Java Applet 1′′ 1′′
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Modeling Language Gandharba Swain
229. Simply Java: An Introduction to Java Programming Contents

James R. Levenick 1. Introduction to Object Technology; 2. OOP and OOAD;
3. Modeling; 4. An Overview of UML; 5. Classes and
Contents Relationships; 6. Common Mechanisms and Diagrams;
1. Programming is Like Juggling; 2. Programming the Simplest 7. Advanced Classes and Advanced Relationships; 8. Interfaces,
Java Programs; 3. Class Design and Implementation; Types Roles and Packages; 9. Class Diagram and Object
4. Graphics and Inheritance; 5. Toward Consistent Classes; Diagram; 10. Interaction and interaction Diagram; 11. Use Case
6. Software Reuse; 7. Conditional Statements; 8. Interactive use Case Diagram; 12. Activity Diagram; 13. Events and Signals;
Statements and Strings; 9. Simulation and Animation; 14. State Machine; 15. Time and Space; 16. State Chart Diagram; 17. Component and
10. Reading and Writing Files; 11. Data Structures; Component Diagram; 18. Depolyment and Deployment Diagram; 19. Object-Oriented
12. Interfaces and Writing a List Class; 13. Abstract Classes Analysis; 20. Object-Oriented Design. Appendix A: Uml Notation, Appendix B: Unified
and Sorting Lists; 14. Lighting Review. Appendices Process Model.
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150 JAVA PROGRAMMING / PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

234. Open Source Technology 237. Statistics of Programming Languages
Kailash Vadera, Bhavyesh Gandhi Anurag Malik, Avdhesh Gupta
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Open Source; 2. Principles and Open Source 1. Foundation of Programming Languages; 2. Fundamentals of
Methodology; 3. Case Studies; 4. Open Source Project; 5. Open Programming Languages Processors; 3. Programming
Source Ethics. Languages Processing Time; 4. Data Types: An Introductory
Approach; 5. Data Types: Organizing the Data Types;
6. Structured Data Types; 7. Abstract Data Type; 8. Classification
and Handling of Sequence Control; 9. Procedure Handling;
10. Scope and Parameter Passing; 11. Evolution of Object
Oriented Languages; 12. Object Oriented Language;
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235. Preventative Programming Techniques: Avoid and
Correct Common Mistakes Brian Hawkins
Contents
Part I : Major illnesses—1. Premature Optimization; 2. CAP 238. Computer Programming J. B. Dixit
Epidemic; 3. NIH Syndrome;
Part II : Major illnesses—4. Complexification; 5. Over Contents
Simplification; 6. Docuphobia; 7. i; 8. Hardcode; 9. Brittle Bones; Unit-I
10. Requirement Deficiency; 11. Myopia; 12. Conclusion; 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Software Concepts; 3. Computer
Appendices. Networks; 4. Problem Solving Methodology.
Unit-II
5. Elements of C; 6. Operators and Expressions; 7. Input and
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4 2 Unit-III
PAGES: 322 PRICE: ` 350.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 9. Functions; 10. Preprocessors; 11. Arrays; 12. Strings.
Unit-IV
13. Pointers; 14. Structure and Unions; 15. File Handling.
Unit-V
16. Linked Lists.
236. Assembly Language Programming for Intel Proces-
sors Family Vasile Lungu 1′′ 1′′
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Part I : A Brief History; 1. Computer Architecture; 2. Virtual
Addressing and Protection Mechanism; 3. Paging and Cache
Memory Management; 4. Superscalar Processors;
5. INTEL Processor Family Architecture; 6. The Interrupt
System
Part II : 7. Instruction Format; 8. Assembly Language; 239. Programming Languages “Design and
9. Segment Definition and Use; 10. The Instruction Set; Constructs” Sharad Chauhan
11. Assembly Language Procedures; 12. Programs Composed
Contents
of Several Modules; 13. Macroinstruction Definition and Use;
14. Conditional Assembly Directives; 15. Data Structures in 1. Introduction; 2. Elementary Data Type; 3. Syntax and
Assembly Language; 16. BIOS and DOS Interrupts; Semantics; 4. Structured Data Objects; 5. Subprograms and
17. Memory Resident Programs (TSR); 18. Mixing 16-Bit and Programmar Defined Data Types; 6. Sequence Control;
32-Bit Code; 19. MMX Technology; 20. The Floating-Point Unit; 7. Concurrency; 8. Data Control; 9. Storage Management;
References; Index. 10. Programming Languages.
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240. Object Oriented Programming-Concepts and 243. Software Project Management

Implementation A. Rajesh Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Shivangi Dhall, Sumit Prakash Tayal
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to Software Project Management; 2. Software
1. Object Oriented Programming-An Introduction; 2. C++
Development Life Cycle Models; 3. Software Project Planning;
Fundamentals; 3. Control Flow; 4. Arrays and Strings in C++;
4. Work Breakdown Structure; 5. Project Scheduling and its
5. Functions and Pointers; 6. Classes and Objects in C++;
Techniques; 6. Project Monitoring and Control; 7. Earned value
7. Inheritance; 8. Virtual Functions; 9. Friend Functions; 10. File
Analyisis; 8. Software Reviews; 9. Software Testing;
Handling; 11. Exception Handling; 12. Function Templates;
10. Software Quality; 11. Software Configuration Management;
13. Namespaces; 14. Overview of Java; 15. Variables and
12. Software Risk Management; 13. Computer Aided Software
Primitive Data Types; 16. Operators; 17. Control Statements; 18. Arrays in Java;
Engineering.
19. Classes, Objects and Methods; 20. Inheritance; 21. Interfaces and Packages;
22. Exceptions Handling; 23. Multithreading; 24. Strings; 25. Input and Output.
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241. The Assembly Programming Master Book

Vlad Pirogov 244. Software Engineering D. Sundar
Contents Contents
1. Windows Programming Tools; 2. Windows Programming 1. Introduction; 2. Planning for a Software Project; 3. Software
Basics; 3. Simple Programs Written in Assembly Language; Requirement Specifications; 4. Software Cost Estimation;
4. 16-Bit Programming Overview; 5. MASM and TASM 5. Software Design; 6. Implementation; 7. Software Testing;
Assemblers; 6. Text Encoding in Windows; 7. Examples of Simple 8. Risk Management; 9. Maintenance.
Programs; 8. Console Applications; 9. The Concept of Resource–
Resource Editors and Compilers; 10. Examples of Programs That
Use Resources; 11. Working with Files; 12. Assembly Language
Macro Tools and Directives; 13. More about File Management; 14. Examples of Programs
Using the Timer; 15. Multitasking; 16. Creating Dynamic Link Libraries; 17. Network 1′′ 1′′
Programming; 18. Solving Some Problems with Windows Programming; 19. System ISBN: 978-93-80386-19-5 EDITION: First, 2010 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2
Programming in Windows; 20. Using Assembly Language with High-Level Languages; PAGES: 116 PRICE: ` 95.00 IMPRINT: USP
21. Programming Services; 22. Overview of Debuggers and Disassemblers;
23. Introduction to Turbo Debugger; 24. Working with the W32Dasm Disassembler and
SoftIce Debugger; 25. Code Analysis Basics; 26. Correcting Executable Modules;
27. Driver Structure and Development.
245. Software Engineering and Testing (An Introduction)
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4 2
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PART I: Software Engineering And Testing
1. Introduction to Software Engineering; 2. Software
242. Learning Computer Programming: It’s not About Development Life-cycle Models; 3. Introduction to Software
Languages Mary Farrell Requirements-specification; 4. Software Reliability and Quality
Contents Assurance; 5. System Design; 6. Software Measurement and
Metrics; 7. Software Testing; 8. Software Testing Strategies;
1. First Things First; 2. Variables; 3. Everything you Ever
9. Software Maintenance and Project Management;
Wanted to Know About Operators; 4. Programming; 5. True or
10. Computer-aided Software Engineering; 11. Coding
False: the Basis for All Decisions; 6. Loops or how to Spin
PART II: Software Development and Applications
Effectively; 7. Function Calls; 8. Using Functions in Graphics;
12. Introduction to Software Development; 13. Visual Basic 6.0; 14. Control in visual
9. Running out of Holders? It’s Time for the Array; 10. But
Basic; 15. Variables and Operators in Visual Basic; 16. Functions in Visual Basic;
What if Things are Different?—Structures/Records and Fields;
17. Introduction to Databases; 18. MS Access 2000; 19. Oracle; 20. SQL Server 2000;
11. Dealing with the Outside World: Files.; 12. Pointers: Who
21. Programming in Visual Basic With MS Access 2000; 22. Programming with oracle
is Looking at Whom?; 13. Searching: did you Find it Yet?; 14. Let’s put Things in
and SQL Server 2000; 23. Graphs; 24. Oats Reports; 25. Crystal Report; 26. Error
Order: Sorting; 15. Recursion: Calling Yourself Over and Over Again; 16. HTML: High
Handling; 27. Creating the Setup Packages.
Level Languages and Why They are so Easy!; 17. C++: Objects First, Classes Later!;
18. Java: It Sounds Great but what does it do?
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246. Software Engineering 249. Software Development: A Practical Approach
Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal Mahesh Gupta
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Software Engineering; 2. Software Section 1: Basic Concepts—1. Introduction.
Development Life-cycle Models; 3. Introduction to Software Section 2: Programming Language—2. Visual Basic 6.0;
Requirement Specification; 4. Software Reliability and Quality 3. Controls in VB; 4. Variables & Operations in VB; 5. Function
Assurance; 5. System Design; 6. Software Measurement and in VB
Metrics; 7. Software Testing; 8. Software Testing Strategies; Section 3: Database—6. Introduction; 7. MS Access 2000;
9. Software Maintenance and Project Management; 8. Oracle 8; 9. SQL Server 2000.
10. Computer Aided Software Engineering; 11. Coding. Section 4: Programming—10. Programming in VB With MS
Access 2000; 11. Programming with Oracle & SQL Server 2000; 12. Graph.
1′′ 1′′ Section 5: Reporting—13. Data Report; 14. Crystal Report.
ISBN: 978-81-908559-1-4 EDITION: Second, 2009 SIZE: 7 ×9 Section 6: Miscellaneous—15. Error Handling; 16. Making Setup Package.
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247. Human Aspects of Software Engineering
250. Software Testing Dinesh Maidasani
James E. Tomayko, Orit Hazzan
Contents Contents
Part I : Software Development Environments—1. The Nature 1. Software Testing-Principles and Concepts; 2. Building Test
of Software Engineering; 2. Software Engineering Methods; Environment; 3. Managing the Test Project; 4. Test Planning;
3. Working in Teams; 4. Software as a Product 5. Executing the Test Plan; 6. Test Reporting Process; 7. User
Part II : The World of Software Engineering—5. Code of Ethics Acceptance Testing; 8. Testing Software Developed by Others;
of Software Engineering; 6. International Perspective on Software 9. Testing Interval Control; 10. Testing New Technology;
Engineering; 7. Different Perspectives on Software Engineering;
11. Questions.
8. The History of Software Engineering.
Part III : Software-Human Interaction–9. Program Comprehension, Code Inspections, 1′′ 1′′
and Refactoring; 10. Learning Processes in Software Engineering; 11. Abstraction and 4 2
Other Heuristics of Software Development; 12. The Characteristics of Software and the PAGES: 392 PRICE: ` 250.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Human Aspects of Software Engineering.
Part IV : Business Analysis of Software Engineering—13. Software Project Estimation 251. Structured System Analysis and Design
and Tracking; 14. Software as a Business; 15. The Internet and the Human Aspects of J.B.Dixit, Raj Kumar
Software Engineering.
Contents
Part V : Software Engineering Education—16. Case Studies in Software Engineering;
1. System Concepts and the Information System Environment;
17. Students’ Summary Projects and Presentations; 18. Remarks about Software
2. The System Development Life Cycle; 3. Role of the System
Engineering Education; 19. Additional Information on Resources Used in This Book;
Analyst; 4. Automated Tools for System Development;
Appendix.
5. Feasibility Study; 6. Requirement Determination and
Specification; 7. Process Modeling; 8. Logic Modeling;
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4 2 11. Designing Interfaces and Dialogues; 12. Designing
PAGES: 338 PRICE: ` 295.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Databases; 13. Process Design; 14. Output and Input Design; 15. System Development;
16. Implementation; 17. Maintenance and Review.
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Team System Jamil Azher PAGES: 447 PRICE: ` 250.00 IMPRINT: USP
Contents
252. System Software M. Joseph
1. The Business of Outsourcing; 2. Development Process-
What Really Works; 3. Leveraging VSTS and Customizing Contents
MSF Agile; 4. Integrating MS Project 2003; 5. Integrating 1. Introduction to System Software; 2. Architecture; 3. Operating
Microsoft Outlook 2003; 6. Facilitating Real-Time System; 4. Compilers; 5. Assemblers; 6. Macros and Macro
Communication; 7. Version Control and Team Build; 8. Unit Processors; 7. Loaders and Linkers; 8. Interpreters, Editors
Testing with Team Test; 9. Enterprise Reporting; 10. Using and Debuggers.
the Project Portal.
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253. The Software Vulnerability Guide 256. Modeling and Simulation Concepts
Herbert H.Thompson, Scott G. Chase Rajendra Kumar, Anil Kumar Kapil, Vikesh Kumar,
Chandra Shekhar Yadav
Contents
1. A Call to Action; 2. Security Background; 3. Some Useful Contents
Tools; 4. Problems with Permissions; 5. Permitting Default or 1. Systems Concepts and Modeling; 2. Simulation Concepts;
Weak Passwords; 6. Shells, Scripts, and Macros; 7. Dynamic 3. System Simulation; 4. Queueing System; 5. Inventory System;
Linking and Loading; 8. Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities; 6. Design and Evaluation of Simulation Experiments; 7. PERT
and CPM; 8. Simulation Languages.
9. Proprietary Formats and Protocols; 10. Format String
Vulnerabilities; 11. Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities; 12. Storing
Passwords in Plain Text; 13. Creating Temporary Files; 14. Leaving Things in Memory; 1′′ 1′′
15. The Swap File and Incomplete Deletes; 16. Spoofing and Man-in-the Middle Attacks; ISBN: 978-81-318-0696-8 EDITION: First, 2009 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2
17. Volunteering Too Much Information; 18. Cross-site Scripting; 19. Forceful Browsing; PAGES: 344 PRICE: ` 200.00 IMPRINT: USP
20. Parameter Tampering, Cookie Poisoning, and Hidden Field Manipulation; 21. SQL
Injection Vulnerabilities; 22. Additional Browser Security Issues; 23. Conclusion. 257. Internet Technology and Web Design
Ramesh Bangia
1′′ 1′′ Contents
ISBN: 81-318-0051-2 EDITION: First, 2007 SIZE: 7 × 9
4 2
1. Introduction to Internet; 2. TCP/IP Internet Technology and
PAGES: 354 PRICE: ` 295.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Protocols; 3. Interconnectivity; 4. Internet Network; 5. Services
on Internet; 6. E-Mail; 7. Current Trends on Internet; 8. Web
Publishing and Browsing; 9. HTML Programming Basics;
10. Interactivity Tools; 11. Internet Security Management
Concepts; 12. Sample Paper-1; 13. Sample Paper-2;
14. Sample Paper-3 15. Sample Paper-4; 16. Sample Paper-5.
254. Structured System Analysis and Design Preeti Gupta

1. Overview of System Analysis and Design; 2. System 4 2
Development Life Cycle; 3. The System Analyst; 4. System PAGES: 378 PRICE: ` 295.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Planning and Analysis; 5. Tools and Techniques for Modeling;
6. System Design and Modeling; 7. Input and Output Design 258. Programming Engineering Computations in
Control; 8. Modular and Structured Design; 9. System JavaScript Dr. Raja Subramanian
Development, Implementation and Maintenance; 10. System
Audit and Security; 11. Object Oriented Analysis and Modeling; Contents
12. Management Information System. 1. Introduction to JavaScript; 2. Data Types in JavaScript;
3. Numerical Computations in JavaScript; 4. Control Statements
1′′ 1′′ in JavaScript; 5. Links in JavaScript; 6. Functions in JavaScript;
4 2 7. Strings in JavaScript; 8. Timers in JavaScript; 9. Matrix
PAGES: 192 PRICE: ` 160.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Computations in JavaScript; 10. Images in JavaScript;
11. Example Applications in JavaScript; 12. Web Sites.
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Manjeet Kaur Bedi, Prof Vikram Singh 259. Web Technology with Advanced Java
Contents Soumadip Ghosh
Unit I: Introduction to Modeling and Simulation— Contents
1. Introduction to System and Modeling; 2. Simulation Concepts; 1. The Basics of Web Technology; 2. Static Web Pages with
Unit II: System Simulation Queueing System—3. System HTML; 3. Active Web Pages with Applet; 4. Dynamic Web
Simulation; 4. Simulation of Queueing System; Pages with DHTML; 5. JavaScript; 6. Cascadings Style Sheets
Unit III: Inventory System Simulation Experiments— (CSS); 7. Extensible Markup Language (XML); 8. Java Servlets;
5. Inventory System; 6. Design and Evaluation of Simulation 9. Java Server Pages (JSP); 10. Java Database Connectivity
Experiments; (JDBC); 11. RMI, JNI, LDAP and JNDI; 12. Enterprise
JavaBeans (EJB); 13. Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
Unit IV: Introduction to Simulation Software—7. Simulation
(AJAX); 14. MVC Architecture and Struts; 15. JavaServer Faces
Languages.
Spring and Hibernate.
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260. PHP, MYSQL and Apache Server Shashi Banzal 264. Magic of ASP.Net with C#
Shibi Panikkar, Kumar Sanjeev
Contents Contents
1. Installation; 2. Basic Language; 3. Building Blocks; 1. Introduction to .Net; 2. Glimpse of C# Magic; 3. Glimpse
4. Control Structure; 5. Arrays; 6. Function; 7. String; of ASP .Net Magic; 4. Exploring Magic of Web Forms;
8. Managing Date and Time; 9. Objects; 10. Object Oriented 5. Exploring the Magic of Server Controls 6. Exploring Validation
Programming; 11. Forms; 12. Working with Files; 13. Using
Controls Magic; 7. A Journey through ADO .NET; 8. Exploring
MYSQL to Create Database; 14. Connecting to Databases
the Listbound Controls Magic; 9. Exploring the Magic of User
within PHP; 15. Cookies and Session; 16. Validating User Input;
17. Error Handling; 18. Working with XML within PHP; Controls; 10. Exploring ASP.Net Configuration File; 11. Bits
19. Regular Expression; 20. Building Content Management and Bytes of Global File; 12. Experiencing Some Advanced Magic; 13. Controlling the
System; 21. Using Pear; 22. Managing a Simple Mailing List; Magic with State Management; 14. Experience to Playing with Cache; 15. Web Services-
23. Creating an Address Book Online; 24. Creating a Shopping A Magic of Futures Technology; 16. Managing Security in ASP.Net; 17. Transferring
Cart Mechanism; 25. PHP Scrip; Index. Data in Web; 18. Globalize your Application; 19. Exploring Magic of MSMQ in ASP.Net;
20. How to Switch from ASP; 21. Some Tips for Web Application; 22. Case Study-An
1′′ 1′′ Auction Application; Appendices, Index
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A.Rajesh, S.Sheik Faritha Bequm, K. Lokeshwaran
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Dynamic HTML; 3. Multimedia; 4. Database-
ASP-XML; 5. Servlets and JSP; Index.
265. Creating Websites in Engineering
Dr. Raja Subramanian
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4 2 1. Beginning Web Page Design; 2. Introduction to HTML; 3. Text
Formatting in Web Pages; 4. Links in Web Pages; 5. Tables
in Web Pages; 6. Frames in Web Pages; 7. Forms in Web
262. Introduction to Web Technology Pages; 8. Javascript in Web Pages; 9. Java Applets in Web
Anuranjan Mishra, Arjun Kumar Singh Pages; 10. Images in Web Pages; 11. Example Applications of
Contents HTML in web Pages; 12. Web Sites; 13. Sounds and Videos
1. Introduction; 2. Introduction to Cyber Laws in India; in Web Pages; 14. Uploading Web Pages.
3. Introduction to International Cyber Laws; 4. Web Projects
and Web Team; 5. Web Development Strategies; 6. Quality
Assurance and Testing; 7. HTML; 8. DHTML; 9. JavaScript; 1′′ 1′′
10. VBScript; 11. XML; 12. Active Server Pages; 4 2
13. Introduction to Perl; 14. RMI and COM/DCOM; PAGES: 1007 PRICE: ` 595.00 IMPRINT: USP
15. JavaBeans and EJB; 16. Servlets; 17. Java Server Pages;
18. Database Connectivity; 19. Introduction to Web Services
Management; Appendix I; Appendix II; Appendix III; Index.
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PAGES: 400 PRICE: ` 250.00 IMPRINT: USP Script Shashi Banzal
Contents
263. Design Your Web World Sunil Jalota
1. Introduction to Internet; 2. DNS : The Domain Name System;
Contents 3. Uniform Resource Locators (URLs); 4. Internet Service
1. The Internet; 2. Elements of Internet; 3. Web Publishing; Provider; 5. Electronic Mail; 6. List Servers; 7. Search Engines;
4. HTML—An Introduction; 5. Using Anchors and Links; 8. File Transfer Protocol; 9. Telnet; 10. Web Publishing;
6. Tables in HTML; 7. Handling Images in HTML; 8. Frames in 11. Website Design Fundamentals; 12. Publishing on the Web;
HTML; 9. Forms in HTML; 10. Using Dynamic HTML; 13. HTML; 14. Advance HTML; 15. DHTML and CSS; 16. XML;
11. Introduction to JavaScript; 12. Introduction to FrontPage; 17. ASP, Activex and VB-Script; 18. Introduction to Javascript;
13. Introduction to Java; Web Directory; HTML Tags—A Quick 19. Javascript in Advance; 20. Javascript with Animation and Multimedia<;
Reference; Index. 21. E-Commerce; 22. E-Business; 23. Internet Security. Appendix.
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267. Magic with HTML, DHTML and JavaScript 270. FrontPage 2000 for Visual Learners
Dr. Ravinder Singh, Amit Gupta Chris Charuhas
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to WEB; 2. Hyper Text Markup Language; 1. Frontpage Basics; 2. Layout and Navigation; 3. Utilities;
3. Formatting Tags; 4. Creating Web Page Links; 5. Listing 4. Interactivity; 5. Advanced Layout; 6. Additional Resources.
Text on Your Page; 6. Brightening Your Page with Animated
Text and Images; 7. Fun with Colors and Background; 8. Tables ISBN: 81-7008-358-3 EDITION: 2003
in HTML br>9. Frames in HTML; 10. The Form’s in HTML; 1′′
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to JavaScript; 14. Fundamental of JavaScript. 2
Appendix-A: Example of Cascading Style Sheet Appendix-B: Example of HTML
Appendix-C: Example of JavaScript Appendix-D: Examination Question
271. HTML & Javascript for Visual Learners
Appendix-E: HTML Tags Appendix-F: JavaScript Event Attributes
Chris Charuhas
Appendix-G: HTML Colors.
Contents
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4 2
4. Advanced Layout; 5. Practical JavaScript; 6. Additional
Resources.
ISBN: 81-7008-359-1 EDITION: 2008

268. Web Design with Macromedia Studio MX 2004 1′′
SIZE: 8 × 11′′ PAGES: 200
Eric Hunley 2
Contents
1. An Introduction to the Web Server Process and the Design
Cycle; 2. Taking the Macromedia FreeHand MX Tour; 3. Exploring
272. HTML, XHTML, CSS and XML Teodoru Gugoiu
the Object Panel and Looking at More Effects; 4. Designing
Frameworks in FreeHand MX; 5. Introduction to Macromedia Contents
Flash MX 2004; 6. Tweens and Layers; 7. Symbols, Timeline 1. The First Web Page; 2. The Physical Styles of Text; 3. The
Effects, and Interactivity; 8. Introduction to ActionScript and Logical Styles of Text; 4. Fonts; 5. Lists; 6. Tables; 7. Images;
Programming Concepts; 9. Saving Flash Movies and Creating Flash Web Sites; 8. Metadata; 9. Links; 10. Multimedia; 11. Image Maps;
10. Exploring Macromedia Fireworks MX 2004; 11. Creating Content with Fireworks MX 12. Forms; 13. Frames; 14. Introduction to CSS; 15. Fonts in
2004; 12. Exporting, Optimizing and More Effects in Fireworks MX 2004; 13. An HTML CSS; 16. Text in CSS; 17. Boxes in CSS; 18. CSS Positioning;
Primer; 14. Exploring Dreamweaver MX 2004; 15. Creating Pages with Dreamweaver 19. Tables in CSS; 20. Generated Content and Lists in CSS;
MX 2004; 16. Site Management and More Dreamweaver Features; A. Other Resources; 21. XML; 22. DTD; 23. XSL, XSLT and XPath; 24. XHTML;
B. About the CD-ROM; C. Open Source Licenses; Index. Appendix A. HTML 4.01 Elements and Attributes; Appendix B.
CSS2 Properties and Values; Appendix C. Color Names;
Appendix D. Character Entities; Appendix E. References; Index.
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Contents 273. IT Resources—Implementing XML : Managing and
Unit I : Computer System—1. Computer System; 2. Software; Formatting Data Johhny Brochard
3. Microsoft Windows; Contents
Unit II : Web Development—4. Introduction to HTML; 5. More 1. Introduction; 2. XML syntax; 3. DTD (Document Type
on HTML; 6. Cascading Style Sheets; 7. Extensive Markup Declaration); 4. Style sheets; 5. Xpath; 6. Developing; 7. New
Language; 8. Introduction to ASP; 9. More on ASP;
standards. Appendices
Unit III : Multimedia Scripting—10. VB Script; 11. Java Script;
Glossary.
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274. The Internet Handbook for Writers, Students and 277. Dreamweaver 4 for Visual Learners Chris Charuhas
Teachers Mary McGuire, Linda Stilborne
Contents
Contents 1. Dreamweaver Basics; 2. Layout and Navigation; 3. Utilities;
1. Coming to terms with Cyber space; 2. Getting the most out 4. Interactivity; 5. Advanced Layout; 6. Additional Resource.
of the Web; 3. Search Strategies and Techniques; 4. Beyond
Search Engines: The Undiscovered Web; 5. Beyond the Web; ISBN: 81-7008-361-3 EDITION: 2009
6. E-mail; finding Sources; Listserves; Newsgroups, FAQS 1′′
7. Managing and verifying Online Information; 8. Writing for SIZE: 8 × 11′′ PAGES: 200
2
the Web Technology; Beyond the Basis; 9. Appendices.
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278. The Visual Learner’s Guide to Managing Web Projects
Chris Charuhas
Contents
1. Plan; 2. Train; 3. Organize; 4. Build; 5. Maintain; 6. Web Projects
275. Magic of C# with .Net Framework Scenario; 7. Site-Building checklist.
Shibi Panikkar, Kumar Sanjeev ISBN: 81-7008-360-5 EDITION: 2009
Contents 1′′
Part I: C# Basics—1. Introduction; 2. Data Types; 3. Object SIZE: 8 × 11′′ PAGES: 130
2
Oriented Concepts; 4. Object and Classes; 5. Arrays and String; PRICE: ` 95.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
6. System Collections; 7. Delegate and Events; 8. Indexers,
Attributes and Versioning; 9. Statements
Part II: C# Using Libraries—10. NameSpace-System;
11. Input Output; 12. Multithreading; 13. Networking and
Sockets; 14. Data Handling; 15. Windows Forms; 16. C# in 279. Way in–Internet Getting Started
Web Application; 17. Error Handling
Elizabeth Bramire
Part III: C# Advanced Features Using C#—18. Web Services; 19. Windows Services;
Contents
20. Messaging; 21. Reflection; 22. COM and C#; 23. Localization; 24. Distributed
Application in C#; 25. XML and C#; 26. Unsafe Mode; 27. Graphics Device Interface 1. Your Internet Connection; 2. The Web; 3. E-mail; 4. Internet
with C# Discussion and Chat; 5. Downloads/Compression; 6. More
Part IV: Case Study (Messenger Application)—28. Case Study Information.
A. Appendix; B. Appendix; C. Appendix; D. Appendix; Index
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276. Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates

Clint Eccher
Contents 280. A Hand Book on Visual Basic Language
1. Overview of Web Development Today; 2. Designing for Sangita Sardana
the Past, Present, and Future; 3. What is Needed to Build Contents
Mortised Sites; 4. Understanding Graphics; 5. Things to Con- 1. Introduction to Visual Basic; 2. Data Types in Visual Basic;
sider Before Beginning; 6. Enhancing Usability; 7. Gathering 3. Control Statements in Visual Basic; 4. Standard Library
Requirements and Creating a Comp; 8. Breaking UP the Comp, Functions in Visual Basic; 5. Visual Basic Forms, Procedures
Testing, and Uploading; 9. Tips and Tricks; 10. Case Studies—
and Functions; 6. Applications Using Visual Basic.
Low, Medium & high Content; 11. Designs and Second-Level
Content Templates; 12. Customizing the Designs in this Book.
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281. Programming in VB .Net V. Christy 284. Learn to Program Visual Basic—Databases

John Smiley
Contents Contents
Part-I: .Net Framework—1. .Net Framework Overview 1. The China Shop Revisited; 2. Database Primer; 3. Database
Part-II: Console Application—2. Introduction to VB .Net; Design; 4. Basic Data Access with the Data Control; 5. More
3. Control Structures; 4. Loop Structure; 5. Arrays and Structures; on Data Access: the Recordset; 6. More on the Recordset;
6. Functions and Procedures; 7. Oop Concepts; 8. Exception 7. Updating the Recordset; 8. Completing the Staff Functions;
Handling 9. Enhancing the User Interface; 10. Completing the China
Part-III: Windows Application—9. Textbox, Button, Label and Shop Program; 11. Appendices.
Linklabel; 10. List box, Scroll Bars, Check box and Radio Button;
11. Picture box, Timer, Menu Strip; 12. Rich text book, Dialog Controls and MDI; 13. Month 1′′ 1′′
Calendar, Date Time Picker, Checked List box; 14. Progress bar, Tab control and Drive 4 2
list box, Dirlist box, File list box; 15. Track bar, Tree view, Numeric up down control, PAGES: 670 PRICE: ` 350.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
Marked text box and Tooltip; 16. Image list, List view, Property grid and Toolstrip; 17. Status
strip, splitter, Errorprovider Context Menu Strip; 18. Dialog Controls in Print Operation; 285. Learn to Program Visual Basic—Objects
19. Delegates and events
John Smiley
Part-IV: Class Library—20. Creating our own Class Library; 21. Oop concepts in Library
Part-V: Window Control Library—22. Creating our own windows library Contents
Part-VI: Database, Reports and Graphics—23. Excel application in VB .Net; 1. Return of the China Shop; 2.VB Objects in Action; 3. VB
24. Database in VB .Net; 25. Report Generation; 26. Graphics in VB .Net. System Objects; 4. Objects-the Inside Story; 5. Creating your
own Objects; 6. Adding Methods and Events; 7. Collection
1′′ 1′′ Objects; 8. Excel and Word by Remote Control; 9. Creating
4 2 your own ActiveX Components; 10. Troubleshooting, Testing,
PAGES: 325 PRICE: ` 250.00 IMPRINT: USP and a Ticker-Tape Parade; 11. Appendices.
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Contents
1. Introduction to Visual Programming; 2. Interface Element/ 286. Power of Visual Basic 6.0 Ramesh Bangia
Components; 3. Data and Data Type; 4. Operators and
Operands; 5. Conditional Statement; 6. Built-IN Function; Contents
7. Looping Statement; 8. Miscellaneous Command; 9. Array and 1. Introduction to Visual Basic; 2. Visual Basic Fundamentals;
Array of Control; 10. Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Form; 3. Visual Basic Control Fundamentals; 4. Executing and
11. Finishing the Interface; 12. Database Control (ADO); 13. File Debugging a New Project; 5. Procedures; 6. Arrays; 7. Data
System Controls; 14. An Introduction to Graphics. Access Using ADO; 8. Data Access Using DAO; 9. Printing
Appendix A : Error Codes and Message; Appendix B : Debugging and Report Designing; 10. Creating and Using Help Files;
Tools; Project : Note Pad; Index. 11. Compiling and Distributing; 12. Packaging and Deploying
the Application; 13. Add-Ins; 14. Running Other Applications
1′′ 1′′ from Visual Basic 6.
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283. Learn to Program Visual Basic—Examples 287. IT Resources—Access 2002 VBA Programming
John Smiley Access Michele Amelot
Contents Contents
1. Understanding Properties, Methods, and Events; 2. How to 1. Overview; 2. Visual Basic Language; 3. Objects and
collections; 4. Data access objects; 5. SQL Language.
Customize your user Interface Using Different Controls and
6. Managing Evenet; 7. Debugging and Managing Errors;
Properties; 3. Changing the Mouse Pointer Icon in your
8. Customizing Forms and Reports; 9. Customizing the user
Program; 4. Learning how to use Visual Basic’s Intrinsic Interface; 10. Communicating with Other Office XP Applications;
Constants to Simplify Programming; 5. Why Errors Occur and 11. Internet Programming; 12. Windows Programming;
what you can do to fix them. 13. Example of Mini-Application.
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288. Visual Basic 6 Gurmeet Singh (Aman) 291. Enabling IP Routing with CISCO Routers
R. Das, K. Chakrabarty
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to IDE; 2. Working with Forms; 3. Visual Basic
Part I: IP Routing—1. Introduction to Routing; 2. The OSI
Controls; 4. Procedures; 5. Menus; 6. Loops and Conditions;
Network Layer; 3. Static and Dynamic Routing; 4. Routing
7. Variables and Arrays; 8. Storing and Retrieving Data;
Information Protocol; 5. Interior Gateway Routing Protocol;
9. Printing and Report Designing; 10. Using Dialog Boxes;
6. Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol; 7. Open Shortest Path
11. Using Mouse; 12. Debugging; 13. Creating and Using Help
First Routing Protocol; 8. Intermediate System to Intermediate
Files; 14. Compiling and Distributing; 15. OOPs Programming;
System; 9. Border Gateway Protocol; 10. Redistribution; 11. On
16. ADD-INS; 17. Activex; 18. Internet Programming;
Demand Routing and Default Routing; 12. Route Maps
19. Running other Applications from Visual Basic 6;
and Filtering;
20. Questions.
Part II: Case Studies—13. BGP Case Study; 14. EIGRP Case
Study; 15. IGRP Case Study; 16. IS_IS Case Study; 17. ODR
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Study; 20. RIP Case Study; 21. Route Maps Case Study.
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ing Techniques V. Anand, K. Chakrabarty
Contents 292. Business Systems Ramesh Bangia
1. Introduction to Troubleshooting; 2. Protocols and Their
Contents
Characteristics; 3. Diagnostic Mechanisms; 4. Troubleshooting
1. Introduction to Business Data Processing; 2. Concept of Files;
Tools; 5. Troubleshooting TCP/IP; 6. Troubleshooting RIP
Environments; 7. Troubleshooting IGRP Routing Environments; 3. Principles and Techniques of Programming; 4. Database
8. Troubleshooting EIGRP Routing Environments; Concepts; 5. Introduction to Visual FoxPro; 6. Working with
9. Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Environments; Tables; 7. Working with Queries; 8. Working with Forms;
10. Troubleshooting IS-IS Routing Environments; 9. Working with Reports; 10. Working with Command Window;
11. Troubleshooting BGP for Routing Environments; 11. Relational Database Concepts of Visual FoxPro; 12. Visual
12. Troubleshooting Redistribution Routing Environments. FoxPro Utilities; 13. Functions in Visual FoxPro; 14. Programming
Appendix. and Developing Applications; 15. Design, Analysis and
Development of Business Applications; 16. Visual FoxPro
1′′ 1′′ Programming Examples; Sample Papers.
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4 2
290. Designing Networks for CISCO

H. Pasricha, D. Jagu 293. IT Tools and Applications Ramesh Bangia
Contents Contents
1. Technology Overview; 2. Design Considerations; 3. Network 1. Computer Appreciation; 2. Central Processing Unit; 3. Input
Architecture Models; 4. Media and Hardware Selection for & Output Devices; 4. Multimedia/Other Software; 5. Disk
Provisioning LAN; 5. Media and Hardware Selection for Operating System (DOS); 6. Windows Operating System;
Provisioning WAN; 6. LAN Segmentation; 7. Designing Third 7. Linux Operating System; 8. Word Processing & Microsoft
Layer Addressing and Naming Convention; 8. Selection of EMS Word; 9. Spreadsheet & Microsoft Excel; 10. Presentation
Software; 11. Integration of Office Constituents; 12. Information
and NMS; 9. Building a Prototype and Pilot.
Technology and Society; Sample Papers.
1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

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294. Programming and Problem Solving through ‘C’ 298. Access 2002 from A to Z
Language Harsha Priya, R. Ranjeet Julia Kelly, Stephen L. Nelson
Contents
1. Overview of programming; 2. Algorithms for problem-solving; ISBN: 81-7008-321-4 PAGES: 185
3. Fundamentals of C Programming, Conditional Statements &
Array; 4. Functions, Structures & Unions; 5. Pointers, Self 1′′ 1′′
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299. Excel 2002 from A to Z Stephen L. Nelson
295. Programming and Problem Solving Through ‘C’

Language Ramesh Bangia
ISBN: 81-7008-322-2 PAGES: 193
Contents
1′′ 1′′
1. Introduction to Programming; 2. Algorithms for Problem EDITION: 2007 SIZE: 5 ×8
2 2
Solving; 3. Introduction to ‘C’ Language; 4. Conditional
Statements and Loops; 5. Arrays; 6. Functions; 7. Storage ECONOMY EDITION PRICE: ` 75.00
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Referential Structure and Linked Lists; 11. File Processing.
1′′ 1′′ 300. FrontPage 2002 from A to Z Heather A. Williamson

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ISBN: 81-7008-323-0 PAGES: 219

296. IT Tools and Business Systems Ramesh Bangia 1′′ 1′′
2 2
Contents ECONOMY EDITION PRICE: ` 85.00
1. Computer Appreciation; 2. Computer Organization; 3. Input
and Output Devices; 4. Multimedia and Other Software;
5. Operating System Microsoft Windows; 6. Linux Operating
system; 7. Word Processing; 8. Spreadsheets; 9. Presentation
Software; 10. Databases; 11. Information Technology and
Society; Glossary; Index. 301. Outlook 2002 from A to Z Stephen L. Nelson
1′′ 1′′
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Contents
1. Introduction to Computers; 2. Introduction to GUI based
Operating Systems; 3. Introduction to Windows; 4. Elements of
302. PageMaker 7.0 from A to Z Marc Campbell
Word Processing; 5. Spreadsheet; 6. Computer Communication
and Internet; 7. WWW and Web Browsers; 8. Communication
and collaboration; 9. Making Small Presentations; Index
ISBN: 81-7008-325-7 PAGES: 203
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303. PowerPoint 2002 from A to Z Stephen L. Nelson 308. Keeping Ahead–Exchange 2000 Server
Philippe Levesque
Contents
ISBN: 81-7008-326-5 PAGES: 202 1. Overview; 2. Concepts and architecture; 3. Installing Exchange
2000 Server; 4. Exchange 2000 Server administration;
1′′ 1′′ 5. Managing recipients; 6. Managing servers; 7. Managing routing
2 2 groups; 8. Communicating over the Internet; 9. Collaborating in
ECONOMY EDITION PRICE: ` 95.00 real-time; 10. Maintaining information stores.
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304. Windows XP from A to Z Pat Coleman PAGES: 285 PRICE: ` 145.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
309. Keeping Ahead–Windows 2000 Professional

ISBN: 81-7008-327-3 PAGES: 249
José Dardoigne
1′′ 1′′
EDITION: 2003 SIZE: 5 ×8 Contents
2 2
1. Introduction; 2. Installing Windows 2000 Professional;
3. Configuring the system; 4. Configuring the network;
IMPRINT: Firewall 5. Managing users and groups; 6. Managing disk resources;
7. Printer management; 8. System monitoring and performance
tuning; 9. Backing-up, Restoring and Troubleshooting.
305. Word 2002 from A to Z Stephen L. Nelson

1′′
4
ISBN: 81-7008-328-1 PAGES: 199
1′′ 1′′
EDITION: 2003 SIZE: 5 ×8 310. Keeping Ahead–Windows 2000 Server
2 2
ECONOMY EDITION PRICE: ` 95.00 Phillippe Mathon
IMPRINT: Firewall Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Installing Windows 2000 Advanced Server;
3. Configuring the system; 4. DNS; 5. Active Directory; 6. Group
policies; 7. User and group management; 8. Managing disk
resources; 9. Configuring disks, partitions and volumes;
306. XML from A to Z Heather A. Williamson
10. Security; 11. Network services; 12. Backing up, restoring and
troubleshooting.
ISBN: 81-7008-329-X PAGES: 200 1′′

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311. Keeping Ahead–Linux Administration Kernel Version
2.0 to 2.2 Bruno Guérin
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Booting and halting the system; 3. File
307. Dreamweaver 4 from A to Z Heather A. Williamson
systems; 4. User and group management; 5. Disk management;
6. Archiving and restoring; 7. Resource management;
8. Management of the printing system; 9. Terminal management;
ISBN: 81-7008-330-3 PAGES: 215 10. Time and time zone management; 11. System accounting;
1′′ 1′′
12. Rebuilding the kernel.
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312. Keeping Ahead–Using Linux Kernel Version 2.0 to 2.2 316. Keeping Ahead–C++ Programming Language
Bruno Guérin Bruno Dubois
Contents Contents
1. Overview; 2. Linux File System Hierarchy; 3. Definisng Users 1. Introduction; 2. Differences and similarities between C and
and Groups; 4. Logging in and Entering your First Commands; C++; 3. Classes; 4. Object-oriented programming; 5. Streams;
5. User Owners and Owner Groups; 6. Permission to Access 6. Templates; 7. Exceptions. Appendices
Files and Directories; 7. The Bash Shell; 8. Redirecting Inputs ISBN: 81-7008-473-3 EDITION: 2008
and Outputs; 9. The vi Editor Principal Commands; 10. On-Line 1′′
Help; 11. Printing System; 12. Regular Expressions; 13. Handling SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 234
4
Files and Directories; 14. Principal Linux Commands. PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
1′′
4 317. Keeping Ahead–TCP/IP in the NT Environment
PAGES: 258 PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Bruno Ferec
Contents
313. Keeping Ahead–Java 2 Benjamin Aumaille 1. Overview; 2. Internet Addresses; 3. Subnet Addresses;
4. Routing Under TCP/IP; 5. Installing/Configuring TCP/IP; 6. The
Contents DHCP Server Service; 7. Address Resolution - ARP; 8. NetBIOS
1. The Java story; 2. Language structure; 3. Object oriented Over TCP/IP; 9. The WINS Server Service; 10. The Domain
programming; 4. Applications and Applets; 5. Advanced program- Name System; 11. The SNMP Protocol; 12. TCP/IP Commands
ming; 6. Appendices. and Utilities; 13. The IP Protocol; 14. The ICMP Protocol; 15. The
UDP Protocol; 16. TCP Protocol. Appendices
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PAGES: 284 PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 318. On Your Side–Powerpoint 2002
Andrew Blackburn
314. Keeping Ahead–SQL Server 7 Joelle Mosset ISBN: 81-7008-483-0 EDITION: 2007
Contents 1′′
SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 282
1. Overview; 2. Installation/configuration; 3. Implementing 4
databases; 4. Using databases; 5. Server and database PRICE: ` 185.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
administration; 6. Management of distributed data; 7. Monitoring
databases and servers. Appendices
319. On Your Side–Excel 2002 Adrienne Tommy

1′′
4 ISBN: 81-7008-484-9 EDITION: 2004
1′′
SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 275
4
315. Keeping Ahead–JavaScript and VBScript
Benjamin Aumaille
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. JavaScript, VBScript and the HTML language;
3. Structure of the JavaScript and VBScript languages; 320. On Your Side–Word 2002 Adrienne Tommy
4. Advanced use of JavaScript and of VBScript.
ISBN: 81-7008-485-7 EDITION: 2007
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SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 289
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321. On Your Side–Access 2002 Adrienne Tommy 325. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Access 2010
Ramesh Bangia
Contents
ISBN: 81-7008-486-5 EDITION: 2007
1. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2010; 2. What’s New in
1′′ Microsoft Access 2010; 3. Introduction to Relational Database;
SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 303
4 4. Creating a Database in Microsoft Access 2010; 5. Creating a
PRICE: ` 195.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Table in Microsoft Access 2010; 6. Creating a Form in Microsoft
Access 2010; 7. Creating a Query in Microsoft Access 2010;
8. Creating a Report in Microsoft Access 2010; 9. Expressions
in Microsoft Access 2010; 10. Microsoft Access 2010
Specifications; 11. Keyboard Shortcuts of Microsoft Access 2010.
1′′ 1′′
322. On Your Side–Microsoft Frontpage 2002 ISBN: 978--93-80298-96-2 EDITION: 2015 SIZE: 7 ×9
4 2
Andrew Blackburn PAGES: 200 PRICE: ` 125.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
ISBN: 81-7008-487-3 EDITION: 2007

1′′
SIZE: 7 ′′ × 8 PAGES: 245
4 326. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Excel 2010
PRICE: ` 175.00 IMPRINT: Firewall Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
1. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2010; 2. What’s New in Microsoft
Excel 2010; 3. Spreadsheet Basics; 4. Creating a Worksheet in
Microsoft Excel 2010; 5. Advanced Techniques of Microsoft Excel
2010; 6. Charts in Microsoft Excel 2010; 7. Web Based Commands
323. On Your Side–Windows XP Adrienne Tommy of Microsoft Excel 2010; 8. Functions in Microsoft Excel 2010;
9. Keyboard Shortcuts of Microsoft Excel 2010.
ISBN: 81-7008-488-1 EDITION: 2004 1′′ 1′′

4 2
1′′
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327. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Word 2010

Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
324. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Office 2010
Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2010; 2. Introduction to
Microsoft Word 2010; 3. Working with a Document in Microsoft
Contents
Word 2010; 4. Working with Longer Documents in Microsoft Word
1. Microsoft Windows7; 2. Microsoft Word 2010; 3. Microsoft 2010; 5. Customizing Microsoft Word 2010; 6. Mail Merge in
Excel 2010; 4. Microsoft Power Point 2010; 5. Microsoft Access
Microsoft Word 2010; 7. Working with Charts and Graphics in
2010; 6. Other Software of Microsoft Office 2010.
Microsoft Word 2010; 8. Working with Tables in Microsoft Word
2010; 9. Additional Commands of Microsoft Word 2010;
10. Keyboard Shortcuts of Microsoft Word 2010.
1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

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328. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Excel 2007 332. Straight to the Point: Illustrator CS5
Dinesh Maidasani Dinesh Maidasani
Contents Contents
1. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007; 2. Spreadsheet Basics; 1. Introduction to Illustrator CS5; 2. Tools of Illustrator CS5;
3. Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007; 4. Creating a Spreadsheet 3. Handling Text in Illustrator CS5; 4. Commands of Illustrator
in Microsoft Excel 2007; 5. Advanced Techniques of Microsoft CS5; 5. Keyboard shortcuts of Illustrator CS5.
Excel 2007; 6. Working with Charts in Microsoft Excel 2007;
7. Validating Data in Microsoft Excel 2007; 8. Accessing Web
with Microsoft Excel 2007; 9. Importing Data in Microsoft Excel
2007; 10. Functions in Microsoft Excel 2007; 11. Keyboard
Shortcuts of Microsoft Excel 2007; 12. Questions; 13. Project 1″ 1′′
Work. 4 2
4 2
PAGES: 198 PRICE: ` 150.00 IMPRINT: Firewall 333. Straight to the Point: Flash CS5
Dinesh Maidasani
329. Straight to the Point: Photoshop CS5 Contents
Dinesh Maidasani 1. Introduction to Flash CS5; 2. Tools of Flash CS5; 3. Working
Contents with Text in Flash CS5; 4. Drawing and Editing objects in Flash
1. Introduction to Photoshop CS5; 2. Tools of Photoshop CS5; CS5; 5. Creating and Editing Artworks in Flash CS5; 6. Working
3. Understanding Colours and Transformations; 4. Using Paints with layers in Flash CS5; 7. Working with Animations in Flash
in Photoshop CS5; 5. Working in Photoshop CS5; 6. Special CS5; 8. Working with sound in Flash CS5; 9. Creating Buttons in
Effects in Photoshop CS5; 7. Creating and Applying Colours; Flash CS5; 10. Using Tweens and Actions in Flash CS5;
8. Filters of Photoshop CS5; 9. Keyboard shortcuts of Photoshop 11. Distributing Flash Movies; 12. Advanced Animations in Flash
CS5. CS5; 13. Filters and Blends in Flash CS5; 14. Creating a Logo in
Flash CS5; 15. Keyboard. Shortcuts of Flash CS5.
1″ 1′′ 1″ 1′′
ISBN: 978-93-80298-70-2 EDITION: First, 2011 SIZE: 7 ×9 ISBN: 978-93-80298-74-0 EDITION: First, 2012 SIZE: 7 × 9
4 2 4 2
330. Straight to the Point: AutoCAD 2010

334. Straight to the Point: Excel 2007
Dinesh Maidasani
Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to AutoCAD 2010; 2. Menu Commands of
1. Spreadsheet Basics; 2. Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007;
AutoCAD 2010; 3. Customizing AutoCAD 2010; 4. Starting with
3. Creating a Spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2007; 4. Advanced
AutoCAD 2010; 5. Working with AutoCAD 2010; 6. More
Techniques of Microsoft Excel 2007; 5. Working with Charts in
Commands of AutoCAD 2010; 7. System variables of AutoCAD
Microsoft Excel 2007; 6. Validating Data in Microsoft Excel 2007;
2010; 8. Keyboard shortcuts of AutoCAD 2010.
7. Accessing Web with Microsoft Excel 2007; 8. Importing Data
in Microsoft Excel 2007; 9. Functions in Microsoft Excel 2007;
10. Keyboard Shortcuts of Microsoft 2007.
1″ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′
4 2 4 2
331. Straight to the Point: Dreamweaver CS5

335. Straight to the Point: Microsoft Windows 7
Dinesh Maidasani
Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to Dreamweaver CS5; 2. Creating a New Page in
Dreamweaver CS5; 3. Working with Tables and Forms 1. Introduction to Microsoft Windows7; 2. Desktop of Mircrosoft
in Dreamweaver CS5; 4. Working with Frames and Stylesheets Windows7; 3. Control Panel of Microsoft Windows7;
in Dreamweaver CS5; 5. Creating and Applying Themes in 4. Accessories of Microsoft Windows7; 5. Maintaining your
Dreamweaver CS5; 6. More Commands of Dreamweaver CS5; system; 6. Additional Commands of Windows7; 7. Keyboard
7. Integrating with other Software; 8. Keyboard Shortcuts of Shortcuts of Windows7; 8. Questions.
Dreamweaver CS5.
1″ 1′′ 1″ 1′′
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336. Straight to the Point: CorelDRAW X4 339. Straight to the Point: Illustrator CS4
Dinesh Maidasani Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
Contents
1. Introduction to CorelDRAW X4; 2. Tools of CorelDraw X4;
1. Introduction to Illustrator CS4; 2. Tools of Illustrator CS4;
3. Working with Text and Lines in CorelDRAW X4; 4. Working
3. Handling Text in Illustrator CS4; 4. More Commands of
with Shapes and Objects in CorelDRAW X4; 5. Working with
Illustrator CS4; 5. What’s New in Illustrator CS4; 6. Keyboard
Curves in CorelDRAW X4; 6. Special Effects of CorelDRAW X4;
Shortcuts of Illustrator CS4; 7. Questions.
7. Working with Colours and Bitmaps in CorelDRAW
X4; 8. Working with Tables in CorelDRAW X4; 9. CorelDRAW X4
and Web; 10. Customizing CorelDRAW X4; 11. Command
Summary of CorelDRAW X4; 12. What’s New in CorelDRAW X4; 13. Keyboard Shortcuts 1′′ 1′′
of CorelDRAW X4; 14. Questions. 4 2
1′′ 1′′ 340. Straight to the Point: Photoshop CS4

4 2 Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
1. Introduction to Photoshop CS4; 2. Tools of Photoshop CS4;
3. Using Paints and Colours in Photoshop CS4; 4. Working with
Masks and Layers in Photoshop CS4; 5. Using Transformations
in Photoshop CS4 6. Working with Text in Photoshop CS4;
337. Straight to the Point: Dreamweaver CS4 7. Working with Images in Photoshop CS4; 8. Applying Special
Dinesh Maidasani Effects in Photoshop CS4; 9. 3D Applications in Photoshop CS4;
10. Filters of Photoshop CS4; 11. Creating and Applying Colours
Contents
in Photoshop CS4; 12. Keyboard Shortcuts of Photoshop CS4;
1. Introduction to Dreamweaver CS4; 2. Creating a New Page in
13. Questions.
Dreamweaver CS4; 3. Adding Graphics and Multimedia;
4. Working with Tables in Dreamweaver CS4; 5. Working with 1′′ 1′′
Forms in Dreamweaver CS4; 6. Working with Frames in 4 2
Dreamweaver CS4; 7. Working with Stylesheets in Dreamweaver PAGES: 194 PRICE: ` 150.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
CS4; 8. Creating and Applying Templates; 9. More Commands
of Dreamweaver CS4; 10. Integrating with Other Software;
11. Keyboard Shortcuts of Dreamweaver CS4; 12. Questions. 341. Straight to the Point: Tally.ERP 9
Dinesh Maidasani
Contents
1′′ 1′′ 1. Introduction to Tally.ERP 9; 2. Maintaining a Company in
4 2 Tally.ERP 9; 3. Advanced Features of Tally.ERP 9; 4. Reports
PAGES: 188 PRICE: ` 150.00 IMPRINT: Firewall of Tally.ERP 9; 5. Data Migration; 6.Tally. Net.
338. Straight to the Point: Flash CS4 1′′ 1′′

Dinesh Maidasani 4 2
Contents PAGES: 212 PRICE: ` 150.00 IMPRINT: Firewall
1. Introduction to Flash CS4; 2. What’s New in Flash CS4;
3. Tools of Flash CS4; 4. Working with Text in Flash CS4;
5. Drawing and Editing Objects in Flash CS4; 6. Working with 342. Straight to the Point: CorelDRAW 12
Animation and Sound in Flash CS4; 7. Using Filters, Blends and
Layers in Flash CS4; 8. Creating Buttons in Flash CS4; Contents
9. Advanced Animations in Flash CS4; 10. Creating and Editing 1. Introduction to CorelDRAW 12; 2. Tools of CorelDRAW 12;
Artworks in Flash CS4; 11. Distributing Flash Movies in Flash 3. Colours in CorelDRAW 12; 4. Curves and Text in CorelDRAW
CS4; 12. Using Tween and Actions in Flash CS4; 13. Keyboard 12; 5. Keyboard Shortcuts and Command Reference;
Shortcuts of Flash CS4; 14. Questions. 6. Questions.
1′′ 1′′
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1. Design and Analysis of Algorithms 4. Analysis and Design of Algorithm

2. Design and Analysis of Algorithm Sachin Dev Goyal

6. Symbolic Logic and Logic Processing Bindu Bansal

3. Design Analysis and Algorithms Hari Mohan Pandey

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

118 ALGORITHM DESIGN/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

11. Compiler Design Dr. O.G. Kakde

12. Theory of Automata and Formal Languages

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE/AUTOMATA THEORY AND COMPILERS/BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST 119

17. Computer Organisation 21. Computer Architecture Nirmala Sharma

120 BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST/COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

26. Website Boosting Mario Fischer

27. E-Commerce Mamta Bhusry

COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE/ELECTRONIC COMMERCE 121

29. Marketing in the Cyber Age Kurt Rohner

122 ELECTRONIC COMMERCE/DATA/COMPUTER COMMUNICATION

34. Upgrading SAP M.C. Sens 38. DBMS—Complete Practical Approach

42. Theory of Computation 46. Theory of Computation Dr. O. G. Kakde

43. Graph Theory Udit Agarwal, Umesh Pal Singh

Contents 47. The Game Production Handbook

124 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS AND GRAPH THEORY/GAMING/HARDWARE

50. Computer Applications and Hardware Ramesh Bangia

Contents 54. PC Repair and Maintenance: A Practical Guide

126 HARDWARE/IT FUNDAMENTALS

68. Impact of Information and Communication Technology

Contents 69. Information and Communication Technologies

74. Fundamentals of Information Technology Including MS

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

72. Fundamentals of Computer 75. Information Technology Bible Ramesh Bangia

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

78. Introduction to Multimedia Ramesh Bangia

Contents 82. Professional In Multimedia Ramesh Bangia

89. Photoshop CS Shruti Lal

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

90. 3DS Max 6 Animation with Character Studio 4 and

1′′ 1′′ PAGES: 394 PRICE: ` 350.00 IMPRINT: Firewall

132 NETWORK SECURITY

110. Neuro Fuzzy Systems Lamba, V.K.

NETWORK SECURITY/NEURAL NETWORKS/COMPUTER NETWORKING 133

113. Network Unleashed Sugandha Singh 117. Networking Balvir Singh

118. Essentials of TCP/IP G.Shanmugarathinam

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

134 COMPUTER NETWORKING

122. TCP/IP and Distributed System Vivek Acharya

127. Mastering Tally. ERP 9 Dinesh Maidasani

COMPUTER NETWORKING/OFFICE AUTOMATION 135

135. Tally 9.0 Dinesh Maidasani

136 OFFICE AUTOMATION

1′′ 1′′ 1′′ 1′′

OFFICE AUTOMATION/OPERATING SYSTEMS 137

144. Operating Systems Made Easy

145. 100 Shell Programs in Unix Sarika Jain, Shivani Jain

Contents 149. Operating Systems and Software Diagnostics

146. Red Hat Linux–The Complete Bible Vijay Shekhar

150. Unix and Shell Programming Archana Verma

138 OPERATING SYSTEMS

OPERATING SYSTEMS/ORACLE 139