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Building a Windows NT Web Server, 1st edition
Authors: Programmers Press
Venue:  (1996)

:Become a Windows NT Web Server Expert! Get up to speed on today's fastest-growing server platform with this authoritative, up-to-the-minute resource. Packed with rigorously tested step-by-step guidance based on the experience of professional Web developers and service providers, Building Windows NT Web Servers is designed to give computer professionals everything they need to turn an NT Server into an NT Web Server, easily and expertly. In addition, learn how to select the appropriate Internet connection, where to situate your server, and how to organize your Web site. The Wisdom of Working Professionals Lets You... Manage HTML documents over time, from routine maintenance to software tools that help keep things current and running smoothly Deliver sophisticated back-end Web services by extending server functionality and accessing vital programming material Make the most of CGI to create and customize your own unique programs and scripts Choose an ISP intelligently, by evaluating equipment, capabilities, and customer service concerns Compare the top seven third-party Web server packages -- and Microsoft's own offerings -- with expert ratings and rankings Save Time and Money with These Valuable Tools on the Bonus CD-ROM... WebQuest 2.1 WebServer for Win NT -- With Server Side Includes Plus (SSI+ 2.0) Sapphire/Web -- For creating production-level applications Purveyor WebServer and Encrypt WebServer for Win NT -- For business-to-business and intra-business environments EMWAC Freeware HTTP Server for Win NT Alibaba SSL WWW Server -- To unlock a treasury of information Open Sesame Proxy Server -- The ultimate gateway to the Internet A complete listing of all the URLs fromt the book 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
Neural, Novel and Hybrid Algorithms for Time Series Prediction, 1st edition
Authors: Timothy Masters
Venue:  (1995)

:Expert Timothy Masters provides you with carefully paced, step-by-step advice and guidance plus the proven tools and techniques you need to develop successful applications for business forecasting, stock market prediction, engineering process control, economic cycle tracking, marketing analysis, and more. CD-ROM includes NPREDICT - both DOS and Windows NT versions - a powerful time series program that can be customized to make accurate predictions in any application area, and much useful source code, including the complex-general multivariate fast Fourier transform in both C++ and Pentium-optimized assembler.
Introduction to Engineering Drawing: The Foundations of Engineering Design and Computer Aided Drafting, 2nd edition
Authors: Warren Jacob Luzadder
Venue:  (1992)

:Written out of the need to develop comprehensive approaches to teaching engineering drawing and modeling concepts with VersaCAD software, this text describes how to make applied use of the software for engineering CAD applications. A complete teaching package with text, exercise disk, and special electronic transparencies disk, it offers a unique look at the integration of both 2D and 3D CAD topics. For those using or teaching VersaCAD software for CAD instruction.
Sociologist's Statistical Tools: Computer Based Data Analysis Using SPSS Windows
Authors: Henry W. Fischer,  III
Venue:  (1996)

:This practical, hands-on guide is designed especially for the social sciences and those interested in identifying and explaining behavior patterns. It trains the beginner to use SPSS Windows to apply the basic statistical procedures used in social sciences. Combined are a conversational writing style (to overcome the usual fear of statistics) with basic training in data analysis and reporting. As a user-friendly guide, it is designed to help the reader master the basics of data analysis using SPSS Windows. The book includes instruction in report writing, code book creation, and data entry. Training in data analysis includes mastering the use of descriptive statistics, chi-square, t-tests, ANOVA, correlation coefficients, and multiple regression. Sample data is included, along with numerous hands-on exercises and lab activites.Author Biography: Henry W. Fisher is Associate Professor of Sociology at Millersville University in Pennsylvania.
The technical writer as software process catalyst
Authors: Kendall V. Scott
Venue: Proceedings of IEEE professional communication society international professional communication conference and Proceedings of the 18th annual ACM international conference on Computer documentation: technology & teamwork (2000)

The emergence of a New Economy, fueled by business-to-business e-commerce and moves toward things like component-based development, and soon to be dominated by browser-based applications, is creating a shift in focus away from user documentation and towards what we might refer to as "systems documentation." This term encompasses includes any kind of documentation that describes the technical aspects of a software system for people like systems analysts, modelers, and software engineers, rather than users. Technical writers need certain specialized skills, such as the ability to analyze Java code, and knowledge, involving subjects like component-based development, to thrive in this new world. Tech writers should able to combine systems documentation skills with their existing communication skills in order to serve as catalysts within software development projects, in contrast to their traditionally less active and visible roles.
New directions for computational science and supercomputing in secondary school
Authors: Donald W. Hyatt, Phyllis T. Rittman
Venue: Proceedings of the 1998 ACM/IEEE conference on Supercomputing (CDROM) (1998)

The authors discuss educational strategies involving computational science at the secondary school level including scientific visualization using OpenGL graphics and parallel computing using PVM. They share curriculum ideas from a course called Supercomputer Applications including details from a unit on missile trajectory that progresses from a simple computer model to a computationally intensive supercomputer application.
Efficient exponentiation using weakly dual basis
Authors: Huapeng Wu, M. Anwar Hasan
Venue: IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems (2001)

A new architecture for finite field exponentiation using weakly dual bases is presented. An extended bidirectional linear feedback shift register is designed to multiply an arbitrary field element with certain essential multiplicands in weakly dual basis (WDB). Each of these multiplications is done in one single clock cycle. It is shown that a bit parallel implementation of the WDB fourth power has complexities comparable to those of polynomial basis fourth power. The proposed structure can effectively speed up the computation of exponentiation and is expected to reduce the power consumption compared to the conventional square and multiply scheme. Compared to the structure for polynomial basis exponentiation, the new structure is thus advantageous in a system where the WDB is already available.
Softdesk Civil: Using the Power of Softdesk, 1st edition
Authors: Phillip J. Zimmerman
Venue:  (1997)

:A solid foundation in Softdesk Civil/Survey applications is yours with this new book! Beginning with the basic data types, it continues with examples using the design modules. Review of each concept and tool is facilitated by an exercise or a case study. Topics include digital surfaces, earthworks, hydrology, roadway design, piping systems and landscape. 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
Digital Drawing: Print and Web Graphics Using Freehand, 1st edition
Authors: David Bergsland
Venue:  (1999)

:This book can be used in a variety of programs at all levels from high-school to four-year. It is suitable for graphic arts and design courses, as well as multimedia and web page instruction. This volume also functions as a valuable reference for professionals already working in the field. 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
The Database Factory: Active Database for Enterprise Computing, 1st edition
Authors: Stephen G. Schur
Venue:  (1994)

:Focusing on the new generation of distributed client/server information systems, The Database Factory provides the first in-depth treatment of active database design and implementation. This breakthrough work shows how to improve software reliability and lower software development cost using off-the-shelf products. You'll learn important new techniques such as mistake-proofing, state-based behavior, and client/server data warehouse design. The Database Factory demonstrates how to build and deploy active database applications using standard components. Examples and illustrations from real-world applications guide you through all stages of development from initial analysis to final implementation. The Database Factory will help you develop enterprise solutions faster, better, and at lower cost. 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
Mobile Communications Engineering: Theory and Applications
Authors: William C.Y. Lee
Venue:  (1997)

:The first edition of this classic reference work explained the design and development of mobile radio systems for voice and data in rigorous yet clear terms. Now Dr. William Lee has fully updated his guide to cover all the new technologies that are changing the face of mobile communications. Instead of merely describing the various existing and emerging systems, Dr. Lee helps you understand the crucial differences between applications for wireline and wireless communications.
Mobile Computing for Dummies, 1st edition
Authors: Cliff Roth
Venue:  (1997)

:Laptop, notebook, and handheld computers pack all the computing muscle you need and fit under your airplane seat, on a car seat, in a dorm room -- or even in your pocket. With these miniature marvels, you can do your work anywhere and enjoy absolute freedom from the usual confines of an office. On-the-go computing is easy to understand with Mobile Computing For Dummies, the definitive and friendly guide to the high-tech world of portable computers and accessories. Inside, find helpful advice on how to Connect to the Internet and online services from hotel rooms and other remote locations Receive e-mail on both your notebook computer and your desktop machine Choose the smallest, lightest, least expensive computer for your needs Utilize wireless communications for printing, file transfers, and networking Send and receive faxes from anywhere Use remote computing software to connect to and control your desktop computer with your notebook Get the most from your portable computer battery Maximize your computer's effectiveness for displaying portable presentations Pack and protect your portable computer when you go mobile 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
Javascript for Dummies with Cdrom, 3rd edition
Authors: Emily a. Vander Veer
Venue:  (2000)

:A practical guide for would-be Web page builders who want to use JavaScript to create dynamic Web pages without having to master a difficult programming language! JavaScript For Dummies, 3rd edition, explains how to use JavaScript in clear, conversational style. This book gives users and understanding of how to use JavaScript to create interactive Web pages that give users instant feedback. Users will soon be able to grasp JavaScript basics and write, test, and debug code. This book covers the latest JavaScript version and how it works with Microsoft and Netscape software. New material in this edition includes coverage of JavaScript 1.3, Internet Explorer 5.5 and Netscape Communicator 5, console (a new browser features), ECMA compliance, JavaScript-enabled DHTML, JavaScript exception handling, and the difference between JavaScript-accessible DOMs in the browsers. Explains JavaScript and how it differs from java, HTML, and other Web programming tools Describes what users can do with JavaScript that they can't do with HTML Outlines how JavaScript, the platform-independent scripting language, works with the latest versions of Netscape Navigator 5 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 Includes an important overview of Object-Oriented Concepts and the JavaScript language Shows users how to "team up" JavaScript with Java, C++, OpenDoc, and Common Gateway Interface (CGI) to create powerful multimedia applications Describes how to build a quickie Web page using HTML tags Shows users how to create a Java applet and run the applet from the Web page Covers JavaScript's forms so users can easily enter data and receive feedback Guides users as they write and debug their own JavaScript programs BONUS CD-ROM INCLUDES: Hot utility and sample programs, including Dreamweaver demo version, SurfMap JavaScript, Joust, NetObjects ScriptBuilder 3 trial version, Allaire HomeSite 4.5 trial version, Ant Tools Demo 3, ArtBeats Web Tools, BBEdit 4.5.1, HTML WebWeaver Lite, Paint Shop Pro 5 demo, and more! About the Author: Emily Vander Veer is an author, consultant, and president of Music2U, an Austin-based firm that specializes in designing interactive multimedia web sites for musicians. Before leaping into the Internet start-up fray, Emily learned the ropes of the computer industry from some of the best in the business: Andersen Consulting and IBM. Her musings on all things Internet have appeared in The Austin American-Statesman, Byte, Christian Science Monitor, CNET, Patricia Seybold Group's Distributed Computing Monitor, and WEBTechniques. Emily makes her home in the Silicon Hills of Austin, Texas.
Windows 3.1 Visual Pocketguide, 1st edition
Authors: CORPORATE Ruth Staff Maran
Venue:  (1994)

:For all the effort Microsoft put into making Windows 3.1 as user-friendly and intuitive as possible, learning to use it can still be a pain. Fortunately, with Windows 3.1 Visual Pocket Guide you have a constant companion to help you master this operating system quickly -- and enjoy doing it. Thanks to full-color illustrations and simple, step-by-step instructions, this compact guide is always ready to show you all the basics -- from how to format disks and install applications to how to manage directories and customize Windows 3.1 using Control Panels. 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
PCs 6-In-1
Authors: Lisa A. Bucki
Venue:  (1997)

:Get productive with your PC in as little time as possible with Que's PCs 6-in-1. Using short, easy-to-understand tutorials, cautions, and definition sidebars, you'll master all the tips, techniques, and procedures you need to save you time, money, and frustration. You'll learn how to maintain and upgrade your PC, effectively use your operating system and applications, install and configure peripherals, as well as get connected to the Internet. In addition, a "where to go for help" section and a buyer's guide with a pre-shopping checklist are included. PC's 6-in-1 has all the information you need to enhance your skills and improve your productivity.
Anomaly Detection in Embedded Systems
Authors: Roy A. Maxion, Kymie M.C. Tan
Venue: IEEE Transactions on Computers (2002)

By employing fault tolerance, embedded systems can withstand both intentional and unintentional faults. Many fault-tolerance mechanisms are invoked only after a fault has been detected by whatever fault-detection mechanism is used, hence, the process of fault detection must itself be dependable if the system is expected to be fault tolerant. Many faults are detectable only indirectly as a result of performance disorders that manifest as anomalies in monitored system or sensor data. Anomaly detection, therefore, is often the primary means of providing early indications of faults. As with any other kind of detector, one seeks full coverage of the detection space with the anomaly detector being used. Even if coverage of a particular anomaly detector falls short of 100 percent, detectors can be composed to effect broader coverage, once their respective sweet spots and blind regions are known. This paper provides a framework and a fault-injection methodology for mapping an anomaly detector's effective operating space and shows that two detectors, each designed to detect the same phenomenon, may not perform similarly, even when the event to be detected is unequivocally anomalous and should be detected by either detector. Both synthetic and real-world data are used.
Job Shock: Four New Principles Transforming Our Work and Business
Authors: Harry S. Dent,  Jr.
Venue:  (1999)

:American companies are experiencing a fundamental change. Massive layoffs, plant closings, cost cutting, and benefit slashing have created a climate of fear. From CEOs to middle managers to salespeople to factory workers to order-entry processors, employees at every level wonder, What will happen to my job? Do I have any security? Where have all the old rules gone? Job Shock describes the brave new world of work - a full-scale revolution that is changing the American economy from top to bottom. The early symptoms of this revolution maybe unsettling, but the future is overwhelmingly positive: a world where technologies empower the individual worker, bringing exciting opportunities and creativity to every career and destroying the rigid corporate structure that has ruled for more than a century. In this book, economic forecaster and best-selling author Harry Dent offers bold predictions about the next ten years and sound advice on how you can prepare.
Analytical signal integrity verification models for inductance-dominant multi-coupled VLSI interconnects
Authors: Seongkyun Shin, Yungseon Eo, William R. Eisenstadt, Jongin Shim
Venue: Proceedings of the 2002 international workshop on System-level interconnect prediction (2002)

Novel signal integrity verification models for inductance-dominant RLC interconnect lines are developed by using a traveling-wave-based waveform approximation (TWA) technique. The multi-coupled line responses are decoupled into the eigenmodes of the system in order to exploit the TWA technique. Then, the response signals are mathematically represented by the linear combination of each eigenmode response based on TWA, followed by reporting the signal integrity models for the multi-coupled lines. The signal integrity of VLSI circuit interconnects has a strong correlation with input signal switching-patterns in the multiple lines. With the proposed analytic signal integrity models, the switching-dependent signal delay, crosstalk, ringing, and glitches of the inductance-dominant RLC interconnect lines can be accurately as well as efficiently determined. It is shown that the models have excellent agreement with SPICE simulations.
Polishing Windows: How to Create Toolboxes, Status Bars, Excel Style Dialogs, and Other Professional User Interface Ele, 1st edition
Authors: Dave Jewell
Venue:  (1994)

:To be successful, today's Windows applications need to look good and be innovative, easy to use and reliable. If you've ever wondered how programs like Word for Windows and Visual Basic implement features such as 3D dialog effects, toolbars, tiny caption bars, status bars and so on, then this book is for you. Polishing Windows uses a unique, step-by-step approach to show you how to build a professional-quality user interface into your own applications. Polishing Windows will demonstrate how to make your programs stand out from the crowd and look just as good as those from companies like Microsoft and Borland. Not only that, but the modular approach to software design used in this book will enable you to add such features with little or no change to your existing code. Discover how to create popular Windows user interface elements including spin buttons, toolbox palettes, toolbars and dialog boxes with 3D effects. You can even have professional-looking 'tiny' caption bars like those used by the Visual Basic toolbox. Add polish to your programs with a treasure chest of modular, re-usable program code that you can use again and again to develop new software. 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
Bridging the communications gap with new students: partnerships are the key
Authors: Susan West Klein
Venue: Proceedings of the 29th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services (2001)

As each crop of new students arrives at North Carolina (NC) State University, there is a tremendous amount of information about computing that needs to be delivered. There are few opportunities at NC State for university staff to communicate directly with students before classes begin. The only "live" opportunity is during New Student Orientation, held in June before the student enters the university in August.This poster session describes the Information Technology component of NC State University's orientation programs, and discusses a number of our successes as well as some areas for improvement. It discusses the partnerships that are used to deliver information to students and the advantages and disadvantages of these methods of communication. This poster session is intended for academic computing staff who are responsible for supporting students, particularly new students, who often need help getting started with their computing resources.
An evaluation of PL/I for scientific applications
Authors: R. D. McCulloch, M. H. Noojin
Venue: Proceedings of the 6th annual Southeastern regional meeting of the Association for Computing Machinery and national meeting of Biomedical Computing - Volume 1 (1967)

In an attempt to determine if the IBM PL/I (F) programming language could be used effectively in the solution of scientific problems the following questions were raised. Is the compiler relatively error free? Are there great difficulties in training? Will the programmer who is knowledgeable in other higher languages use PL/I? Will PL/I eliminate the need for assembler language? What are the relative efficiencies of PL/I in compile and execution times as compared with Fortran IV (II)?The answers to these questions were quite favorable to PL/I except the last. It was found that PL/I compilation times were roughly twice the Fortran compilation times. The PL/I execution times of various applications ranged from 1.3 to 4.0 times the corresponding Fortran execution times. For the present, applications which use special features of PL/I will be done in PL/I but most problem solving will still be done in Fortran.
Intranets, with CD-ROM (Mastering)
Authors: Peter John Dyson
Venue:  (1997)

:With Mastering Intranets, and its accompanying CD, you have everything you need to set up an intranet for your organization - whether it's a school, a small town, or a multinational corporation. This comprehensive, nuts-and-bolts guide gives you practical advice and step-by-step instructions for creating the perfect intranet. Learn how to plan your intranet, implement it, and use it to publish your content. Written especially for business people and network/Web consultants, this book is a must-read for anyone involved in the real-world work of intranet decision-making or development.