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Cisco Certification: Bridges, Routers and Switches for CCIEs
Authors: Bruce Caslow
Venue:  (1998)

From the Book:Preface: "When we think about the future of the world, we always have in mind its being at the place where it would be if it continued to move as we see it moving now. We do not realize that it moves not in a straight line, but in a curve, and that its direction is changing constantly." -Ludwig Wittgenstein Writing this book was a tremendous challenge. The potential topics of CCIE certification are vast, ever expanding and ever changing. In order to cover the wide range of topics covered in this book, assistance from several associates in the Cisco community was required. In particular, I would like to thank Valeriy Pavlichenko (CCIE) for providing technical editing services. Valeriy is one of the most disiplined and systematic internetworking engineers in the business. Without his feedback, much of the work of this book would not have been done. Secondly, special thanks must be given to Brent Baccala, the editor of the Internet Encyclopedia at. Brent provided key contributions to Chapters Nine, Eleven and Fourteen. Brent Baccala is blessed with a tremendous combination of brilliant technical insight and strong writing skills. Brent's ability to explain highly technical topics clearly has been tremendous inspiration to me. Finally, special thanks must be given to fellow Cisco Certified Instructor and CCIE Rajah Chowbay. Rajah assisted in drafting Chapter Seven of this book as well as provided tremendous influence in the structure in each and every chapter of this book. Thanks must also be given to Mr. Albert Spaulding and his company ARS, Ltd. (Alexandria, Virginia) for providing the time and resources to write this book. Thank you Mr Spaulding andARS! Specific contributions to the book came from the following associates: Paul Bourghese (CCIE and Certified Cisco Instructor) for developing Chapter Twenty-Four. James Park (CCIE and Certified Cisco Instructor) for editing Chapters Sixteen, Seventeen and Twenty-Five. Fred Ingham (CCIE and Certified Cisco Instructor) for editing Chapters Twenty-One as well as Chapters Twenty-Three through Twenty-Nine. Summantra Roy (CCIE) for reviewing Chapter Twenty-One. Guillermo The Marine!! Rastelli for providing graphics and logistics support. All ARS Bridges, Routers and Switches for CCIEs students. ARS BRS students are the best and brightest students in the internetworking industry! Remember my students, "Can you spot the issue?" Writing this book also required extensive support of friends and family. Special thanks goes out to my mother, my brothers and sisters, my dear friends Spottie, the Constable of France and the Schwarz Graf. Finally, I must thank my wife Lania and two daughters Andreina and Gabriela for their love and support during the long lonely months of writing this book. For further information on topics covered in this book.
Cisco IOS 12.0 Multiservice Applications
Authors: Cisco Systems Documentation
Venue:  (1999)

:Cisco IOS 12.0 Solutions for Multiservice Applications shows you how to configure your router or access server to support voice, video, and broadband transmission. Cisco's voice and video support are implemented using voice packet technology. In voice packet technology, voice signals are packetized and transported in compliance with ITU-T specification H.323, which is the ITU-T specification for transmitting multimedia (voice, video, and data) across a local-area network (LAN). The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
Managing Projects with Microsoft(R) Project 2000: For Windows, 1st edition
Authors: Gwen Lowery, Teresa Stover
Venue:  (2001)

:Learn proven project management strategies as you master the world's #1 project management software Here's a winning combination: a series of successful project management strategies that cover every phase of the process AND an insider's guide to the most powerful and versatile project management software available anywhere. That's what you'll find in Managing Projects with Microsoft(r) Project 2000. A synchronized learning system helps you get with the program Microsoft Project 2000 brings 21st-century power to this already formidable tool. Whether you're an experienced user preparing to upgrade to Microsoft Project 2000 or an aspiring project manager who needs to understand the big picture as you gain control of the details, this remarkable one-stop guide helps you make the most of this outstanding new program. It puts you in control of every new feature and enhanced capability, including how to: * SCHEDULE TASKS AND TRACK PROGRESS using task calendars, deadline dates, estimated durations, baseline and interim plans, and more * MANAGE RESOURCES FOR BETTER TASK SCHEDULING with new methods that let you vary resource availability, specify material resources, and set task priorities for resource leveling * MODEL PROJECTS GRAPHICALLY WITH NETWORK DIAGRAM VIEW, which offers flexible viewing and formatting of program information in a graphical layout of tasks * MANAGE TASKS AND RESOURCES ACROSS A WORKGROUP with Microsoft Project Central-a Web-based companion to Microsoft Project 2000 that allows for task delegation up and down organizational lines, task progress reporting, and narrative status reporting * WORK FASTER AND SMARTER by jump-startingnew products with templates, grouping tasks and resources, creating your own work breakdown structure numbering scheme-and much, much more Author Biography: GWEN LOWERY gained insider's knowledge as an original member of Microsoft Project's software documentation team. A well-known writer of computer hardware and software manuals, she began her career at Hewlett-Packard before joining Microsoft. TERESA STOVER is a technical writing consultant and owner of Stover Writing Services. She has been a key member of the Project team at Microsoft for four versions, including Project 2000. She has authored eight other books on personal computer hardware and software.
Agent-based modelling of ecosystems for sustainable resource managment
Authors: Jim Doran
Venue: Mutli-agents systems and applications (2001)

We present agent-based modelling and social simulation in particular application to ecosystem management. The steps in designing and building an agent-based model are discussed, as are the methodological problems typically encountered. Examples of relevant agent-based models are given. The task of integrated ecosystem management is considered and examples are given of agent-based modelling in this context. As a further illustration, consideration is given to a possible agent-based model of the Fraser River watershed in British Columbia, and to particular difficulties that it presents.
Feature Interactions in Telecommunications Systems, 1st edition
Authors: H. Velthuijsen, L. G. Bouma
Venue:  (1994)

:Features are modifications to the control of telecommunications services. A feature interaction occurs when the behavior of one affects another which can lead to unexpected or undesired results which affect the quality of service. The coordinated research presented in this volume presents a useful combination of techniques generated through protocol engineering, software testing, formal techniques and AI and the applications of such to telecommunication services. Readers: researchers and professionals in telecommunications.
Troubleshooting Microsoft Windows Professional
Authors: Jerry Joyce, Marianne Moon
Venue:  (2001)

:Trouble with your Windows 2000 operating system? Confounded by error messages? With this handy Troubleshooting guide, its easy to pinpoint and solve your own software problems. Fast! Each section opens with a troubleshooting chart to help quickly diagnose the source of the problem. It offers clear, step-by-step solutions to try right away, plus a full chapter of things to do to stay out of trouble or learn a new trick. Continuous support via the Troubleshooting "Latest Solutions" Web site provides monthly updates on additional problem solving information. Books in the Troubleshooting series are colorful, superbly organized, and easy to read, giving even novice users the confidence to fix it themselves without calling tech support or wasting time on futile trial and error. This book shows how to troubleshoot accessing and organizing information, running programs, networking, and more.
Microsoft FrontPage 2002
Authors: Yvonne Johnson, Pamela R. Toliver
Venue:  (2002)

:The Select family of books boasts a lively look and feel that takes a step-by-step approach to teaching Office XP tasks. Not only does the user step through the tasks, but the emphasis on projects in this series gives them practical knowledge of Office XP. The series consists of intro and advanced books for the primary Microsoft Office applications. The Select Series is customizable by project and Microsoft Certified to the EXPERT level. The authors have developed the material to reflect the most recent Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) guidelines and objectivesPrepares users with the skills necessary to be productive in today's job market. Each book consist of 6-8 projects that are intended to be learned as a comprehensive unit, but can also be covered separately. Each book contains an Overview of Windows and File Management32 pages of material covering Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 95, and Windows NT along with lessons on file management. Introduces the Office 2002 teamwork concept through integrated projectsstep-by-step instructions in three projects designed to integrate files and data among Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. This book in the Select Lab Series is certified to basic and expert levels of Microsoft Office XP (includes Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Office XP, and Windows 98 and higher).
C# Developer's Headstart
Authors: Philip Spokas, Mark Michaelis
Venue:  (2001)

:Learn to quickly build powerful Internet applications with C#--Microsoft's newest innovative programming language--using this up-to-date e-book. You'll discover valuable tips for integrating C# into legacy code, learn migration strategies, and get details on the transition from COM to .NET--and much more. Written by expert authors and packed with real-world development solutions, this ground-breaking guide to C# is the only book you need.
Redefining reduction along an empty axis
Authors: Zeke Hoskin
Venue: ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad (1981)

This note presents a consistent approach to evaluating the reduction of an array along an empty axis, giving results which agree with accepted values where these exist and also giving unique and consistent results for the Nand and Nor functions.Note: For clarity, the body of this paper deals only with vectors; the extension to higher-rank arrays is straightforward.
The Art of Information Warfare: Insight into the Knowledge Warrior Philosophy, 1st edition
Authors: Richard Forno, Ronald Baklarz
Venue:  (1999)

:Information is a two edged sword that can both help and hinder modern society. The Art of Information Warfare is the first common-sense primer on the subject written for those interested in or requiring a practical orientation to the threats and issues associated with today's Information Society from military, corporate, and technical perspectives. Unlike many other publications and reports on the subject, The Art of Information Warfare is written in plain, simple English and avoids sensationalizing an already "hot" topic in the media today by accurately presenting the facts and issues that affect everyone... not just the technoratti or power users.
Teaching software engineering early: experiences and results
Authors: Renée McCauley, Ursula Jackson
Venue: ACM SIGCSE Bulletin (1999)

In the fall of 1994, we reorganized the content of our three-course computer science introductory sequence in order to introduce software engineering concepts early and provide a consistent software engineering focus from one course to the next. We also established documentation and design standards that would serve as a framework for teaching the software engineering principles and techniques that we considered appropriate and essential to novice software developers. In an attempt to assess the impact of this new teaching process, we compared the performances in upper-level project-oriented courses of students who had been exposed to the new introductory sequence to those of students who had not.This paper describes the documentation and design standards established in 1994, their evolution over the past four years, and how these standards can be used as a framework for teaching software engineering concepts early in the curriculum. It also reports on what we have learned through tracking our students. We found that, in three upper-level courses, project grades for students exposed to software engineering concepts early averaged as much as half a letter grade higher than those of other students.
Java Web Services Programming
Authors: Rashim Mogha, V. V. Preetham
Venue:  (2002)

:The Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) gives you all the tools you need to start creating Web services. Packed with lucid explanations and lots of code examples, this valuable guide covers the Web services framework and the open standards that support it, including XML, WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI. Learn to implement these standards using the WSDP, from working with the Java Web services architecture and developing JavaServer Pages and servlets to making the most of JAXP, JAXB, JAX-RPC, JAXR, and the rest of the Java XML toolset.
Using PhotoShop 5
Authors: Chris Denschikoff, Daniel Giordan
Venue:  (1998)

:By offering clear, concise information, step-by-step instructions, and numerous, detailed figures, Using Photoshop X shows the reader how to use Photoshop from the ground up. Strong author-created examples will show readers how to put the product to use right away. Topics covered will include: Changing Canvas Size, Color Mode, and Resolution Picking and Selecting Color Copying Parts of an Image with the Rubber Stamp Working with Selections, Paths, and Masks Adjusting Layers and Manipulating Channels Creating Special Effects with Filters Working with Type Correcting Image Color Using Light and Shadow Creating vignettes, Borders, and Backgrounds Adding or Removing Image Elements Repairing Creases and Missing Areas in PhotosPractical task-based reference covering the fundamental tasks of image manipulation in Photoshop XPhotoshop X is a significant update over previous versions and readers of all levels will need books to quickly take advantage of the new features and toolsReal-world solutions and easy to find answers will help the beginning user get up and running quickly, and the intermediate user become more efficient
Feminist Cyberscapes: Mapping Gendered Academic Spaces, 1st edition
Authors: Kristine Blair, Pamela Takayoshi
Venue:  (1999)

:In addition to 13 essays exploring the varying virtual, physical, cultural, and institutional contexts influencing the nature of electronic space for women, Feminist Cyberscapes contains individual interviews with Gail Hawisher, Cynthia Selfe, Helen Schwartz, a joint interview with Mary Lay and Elizabeth Tebeaux, and a MOO dialogue among the contributors. This collection helps to historicize not only the development of computers and composition as a field but also the impact of technology on the professional lives of women teachers and scholars.
A fast correlation attack on LILI-128
Authors: Fredrik J&#x00F6;nsson Thomas Johansson
Venue: Information Processing Letters (2002)

In this paper we demonstrate a fast correlation attack on the recently proposed stream cipher LILI-128. The attack has complexity around 271 bit operations assuming a received sequence of length around 230 bits and a precomputation phase of complexity 279 table lookups. This complexity is significantly lower than 2112, which was conjectured by the inventors of LILI-128 to be a lower bound on the complexity of any attack.
Business Math Using Calculators, 2nd edition
Authors: Sharon Burton, Nelda Shelton
Venue:  (1990)

:With this new text and a calculator, students can develop math skills they'll need on the job and in their daily lives. This text shows students how to use calculators to solve real-world problems. Math and Workplace Skills Projects are at the end of each chapter. Students can use the text long after they have completed the course.
Troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook 2002
Authors: Don Gilbert, Julia Kelly
Venue:  (2002)

:Troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook Version 2002 provides fast answers to problems that can arise when using the latest version of Outlook. Vivid, easy-to-follow diagnostic charts enable users to identify the problemand the solution to itquickly and easily. Each chapter begins with a flowchart to aid the user in pinpointing a solution to the problem. Each flowchart contains quick fixes for simple problems. Solution pages give step-by-step procedures with screen images that illustrate what users see on their computer screens. When users of Outlook get stuck, Troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook Version 2002 helps them pinpoint the problem and identify a solutionfast! Easy-to-use book delivers fast solutions so users can fix their own software problemsno phone calls, no fruitless trial and error! Key Book Benefits: * Designed expressly to help beginning and intermediate users solve problems, Troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook Version 2002 quickly pinpoints the source of the problem and recommends a solution. * With a choice of several ways to access informationTop 20 Problems, quick-reference and detailed tables of contents, and flowchartsusers can solve their problem without a lot of work and without having to call technical support. Sidebars explain why the problem might have occurred and help users avoid the problem in the future. * Readers of other Troubleshooting titles have praised how easy this approach makes it to find the information they need, because the books lay out a clear path from problem to solution.
A hemodynamic analysis for determining critical hematocrit in transfusions for sickle cell patients
Authors: Z. C. Zheng
Venue: Technology and Health Care (2001)

Because of complicated rheological issues related with sickle cell blood, there exists a practical need to rationally determine critical hematocrit in transfusions for sickle cell patients. In this research, two major effects, i.e. oxygen concentration and hematocrit, are considered in a theoretical hydrodynamic model incorporating oxygen transport and lubrication theory. The pressure drop depends on the compliance of red blood cells, which changes with oxygen concentration in sickle red cells. Under the assumption that after transfusion, the upper limit of the local resistance of a capillary should not surpass that in the same capillary of normal blood flow, critical hematocrit values with different exchange percentage rates are determined. The current clinical ceiling value of 35 percent for total hematocrit after the transfusion, for the first time, finds its analytical reasoning through mathematical modeling. Plots of critical hematocrit values versus the transfusion exchange percentage are provided in the paper.
Microsoft FrontPage 98, with CD-ROM (Mastering)
Authors: Daniel A. Tauber, Brenda Kienan
Venue:  (1997)

:Mastering Microsoft FrontPage 98 is the comprehensive guide to Microsoft's all-in-one Web authoring, HTML editing, and site management application. Written for both new and experienced users, with clear, step-by-step instructions that simplify complex tasks, this book demonstrates the basic creation of simple pages; assigning and tracking tasks; handling images, sound, and video; using dynamic HTML; and advanced building of entire Web sites with all of the bells and whistles! It also offers expert advice from Internet professionals on how to plan, produce, and promote a successful Web site.
Clifford algebra and flows
Authors: Hans Hagen, Gerik Scheuermann
Venue: Mathematical Methods for Curves and Surfaces: Oslo 2000 (2001)

Clifford algebra is an extension of the usual vector space description for geometric spaces. It combines Grassmann's inner and outer products into a single associative product. The resulting algebra allows a description of projections and rotations without matrices and has other nice properties. With this new model for geometric spaces, an analysis can be introduced that uses the additional properties compared to conventional vector spaces. After an introduction to the subject, some advantages of this model with respect to planar vector fields are discussed. For three dimensional vector fields, we derive flow surfaces in piecewise linear vector fields. It is assumed that the flow surfaces are defined by linear splines. It can be shown that these stream surfaces can be calculated with the same precision as stream lines. The computation of stream surfaces enables a better understanding of tridimensional fluid flows than stream lines, since they contain information about rotation and divergence.
Hypergraphs, quasi-randomness, and conditions for regularity
Authors: Yoshiharu Kohayakawa, Vojtech Rödl, Jozef Skokan
Venue: Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2002)

Haviland and Thomason and Chung and Graham were the first to investigate systematically some properties of quasi-random hypergraphs. In particular, in a series of articles, Chung and Graham considered several quite disparate properties of random-like hypergraphs of density 1/2 and proved that they are in fact equivalent. The central concept in their work turned out to be the so called deviation of a hypergraph. They proved that having small deviation is equivalent to a variety of other properties that describe quasi-randomness. In this paper, we consider the concept of discrepancy for k-uniform hypergraphs with an arbitrary constant density d (0 < d < 1) and prove that the condition of having asymptotically vanishing discrepancy is equivalent to several other quasi-random properties of H, similar to the ones introduced by Chung and Graham. In particular, we prove that the correct "spectrum" of the s-vertex subhypergraphs is equivalent to quasi-randomness for any s ≥ 2k. Our work may be viewed as a continuation of the work of Chung and Graham, although our proof techniques are different in certain important parts.
Focus: keeping track of the big event
Authors: David I. Lewin
Venue: Computing in Science and Engineering (2001)

Everything about high-energy physics is large: the accelerators used to smash streams of particles; the detectors used to find particle interactions; the systems used to search for a particular class of particle behavior; and the international research teams that design, build, and operate the detector.
Solution Architectures; Covers Exam: 70-100
Authors: Brian Matsik, Duncan MacKenzie
Venue:  (1999)

:This book has two parts. Learn it quick inPart I gets you ready for the test FAST, covering just what you need to know to pass the test, assuming you have a working knowledge of the technology to begin with. Review it even quicker in Part II takes you through the test and into the real-world use of the technology and methodology, with chapters on: Fast Facts Review Section: Digest of each chapter from Part I; Hotlists of Exam-Critical Concepts; Sample Test Questions: One question per key point made in the book; Insider's Spin (on taking the exam): What Microsoft doesn't necessarily want you to know; and Did You Know?: Invaluable real-world applications for the technology covered in the exam, taken from the author's training and consulting files.
Excel 2000 Essentials Basics, 1st edition
Authors: Marianne B. Fox, Lawrence C. Metzelaar
Venue:  (1999)

:The Essentials series is conceived as a learning system that combines graphics, instructions, experience, reinforcement, and problem solving. It consists of modular lessons that are built around a series of numbered, step-by-step procedures that are clear, concise, and easy to review. Explanatory material is interwoven before each lesson and between the steps. For anyone interested in learning Microsoft Office 2000.