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Sams Teach Yourself Active Server Pages in 24 Hours
Authors: Christoph Wille, Christian Koller
Venue:  (1999)

:Sams Teach Yourself Active Server Pages in 24 Hours is a step-by-step tutorial that teaches you how to create dynamic, fully functioning Web applications using Active Server Pages. Detailed coverage is provided for both Microsoft Personal Web Server and Microsoft Internet Information Server. Shows how to make sure your Web server is up and running correctly as well as how to build basic ASP applications. In addition to coverage of the basics of data access, you'll learn to send data, retrieve information, manage user sessions, use components, and work with files. Advanced topics include debugging ASP applications, building components, designing effective sites, adding security, and tuning ASP applications.
Exploiting succinct constraints using FP-trees
Authors: Carson Kai-Sang Leung, Laks V. S. Lakshmanan, Raymond T. Ng
Venue: ACM SIGKDD Explorations Newsletter (2002)

Since its introduction, frequent-set mining has been generalized to many forms, which include constrained data mining. The use of constraints permits user focus and guidance, enables user exploration and control, and leads to effective pruning of the search space and efficient mining of frequent itemsets. In this paper, we focus on the use of succinct constraints. In particular, we propose a novel algorithm called FPS to mine frequent itemsets satisfying succinct constraints. The FPS algorithm avoids the generate-and-test paradigm by exploiting succinctness properties of the constraints in a FP-tree based framework. In terms of functionality, our algorithm is capable of handling not just the succinct aggregate constraint, but any succinct constraint in general. Moreover, it handles multiple succinct constraints. In terms of performance, our algorithm is more efficient and effective than existing FP-tree based constrained frequent-set mining algorithms.
Implementing and Management Oracle DBA
Authors: John R. Colby, Steve Lemme
Venue:  (2000)

:Oracle database administration goes far beyond installation and tuning of the databasetopics covered by the majority of books on the market. As DBAs become more involved in the business process, architecture, and planning, there may be more to do up front, but the end result is less chaotic. To better prepare those who are up to the new eBusiness challenges, the chapters in this book have been organized with information to not only provide IT professionals with information that can be applied for a more challenging and successful career, but also for those companies who are trying to attract and retain them.
Corel WordPerfect 8: Made Easy, 1st edition
Authors: Katie Layman, Lavaughn Hart, Penny G. Smalley
Venue:  (1998)

:All of the Made Easy brief books integrate the learning of word processing with the proper formatting of business documents, language arts reinforcement, vocabulary building, and critical thinking practice. Four levels of business-oriented activities ensure readers get all the practice they need, and the four-color format and plentiful use of screen captures keep readers focused and on track. Covers the creation and editing of business documents such as memorandum and business letters; working with tables, resumes, newspaper and parallel text columns; creating reports and special documents such as form letters, mailing lists, mailing labels, letterhead, fliers, and newsletters; and using desktop publishing.
Visual Information Representation, Communication, and Image Processing
Authors: Ya-Qin Zhang, Chang Wen Chen
Venue:  (1999)

:This reference discusses the most recent advances in representation and communication of visual signals - focusing on the explosive growth of key technologies such as compression algorithms and standards, video conferencing and communication applications, and image processing methodologies and implementations. The new techniques examined here are having a profound impact on multimedia computers, videophones, video-over-Internet, HDTV, digital satellite TV, and interactive computer games.
Scientific and Engineering C++: An Introduction with Advanced Techniques and Examples, 1st edition
Authors: John J. Barton, Lee R. Nackman
Venue:  (1994)

:Scientific and Engineering C++ brings the power of C++ to science and engineering programming. Highlights: builds on knowledge of both FORTRAN and C, the languages most familiar to scientists and engineers; systematically treats object-oriented programming, templates, and the C++ type system; relates the C++ programming process to expressing commonality in the design and implementation of programs; describes how to use existing FORTRAN and C subroutine libraries to implement C++ classes; introduces advanced techniques coordinating templates, inheritance, virtual function interfaces, and exceptions in substantive examples; provides examples, including an extensive family of array classes, smart pointers, class wrappers for LAPACK, classes for abstract algebra and dimensional analysis, function objects, exploiting existing C and FORTRAN libraries, automatic differentiation, and data analysis via nonlinear least squares using the singular value decomposition; and references key sources of new programming ideas and C++ programming techniques. Scientific and Engineering C++ will help engineers and scientists fluent in FORTRAN or C; professional programmers using C or C++ who are looking for a new, systematic discussion of C++ for object-oriented programming; and advanced programmers who are interested in sophisticated C++ programming techniques.
Freelancing: Using the Internet to Find a Job and Get Hired
Authors: Robert Anthony, Jim Blau
Venue:  (2002)

:“You mean I can decide what projects I take on, make my own hours, and jump from job to job if I get bored? Where do I sign up?” The world of freelancing does offer enticing professional freedoms unlike any other work environment. Whatever your ideal freelance gig might be, this is the book to help you get it.Because the Internet is the only place that can truly encompass the breadth of freelance job opportunities out there, you need to know the best sites for finding what you want--who’s hiring, how to design and post a professional-looking resume, and how to get special benefits even if you’re not a full-time employee. You’ll find all the information you need in this book.• An overview of how freelancing works and how to break into particular fields• Ratings and descriptions of 30 job-related websites• Formatting tips for posting your résumé online• Creating a knockout online portfolio• Personal profiles and success stories from freelancers
UNIX Made Easy, 3rd edition
Authors: John Muster
Venue:  (2002)

:In UNIX Made Easy: The Basics & Beyond, Second Edition, you'll begin working in UNIX immediately with Muster's hands-on tutorials. Then you'll discover how to tailor your environment, communicate with other users and systems, use a network, and surf the Internet with confidence. In no time, you'll be conversant in UNIX and using all its capabilities and latest features, including files and directories, file editing, shells, power utilities, processes and permissions, command-line syntax, the X Window system, internet connectivity options, and current improvements of recent releases. Also included are tons of clear hands-on examples that demonstrate how to use UNIX, tips and suggestions on using UNIX more efficiently for quicker results, and answers to the most common UNIX questions.
FrameMaker 5.5.6 for Dummies
Authors: Sarah O'Keefe, Sarah O'Keffe, John Warnock
Venue:  (1999)

:This indispensable guide covers the FrameMaker features that both technical writers and business people need to produce powerful and effective long documents. It includes text editing and formatting, graphics, page design and layout, and more. The CD-ROM is loaded with templates, plug-ins, and examples from the book.
Foundations of Secure Computation, 1st edition
Authors: R. Steinbrueggen, F. I. Bauer
Venue:  (2000)

:In recent years a global computational infrastructure has been established. This and the advent of programming languages like Java supporting mobile distributed computing has posed a great challenge to the computer science community. The global infrastructure will support commerce, medicine, and government, but it can only do so safely if communication and computing can be secured against catastrophic failure and malicious interference. Several authoritative studies have shown that the global software infrastructure is now at risk and the risk is increasing over time. Additionally the ability to apply software solutions to many pressing problems is blocked by collective inability to produce software in which users and builders have a high degree of confidence.The capability to secure the infrastructure rests on mathematical foundations for programming languages and communications systems. The work on semantics is thus an essential part of the summer school. There is a need to extend the semantics to take into account system performance and responsiveness. Besides constructive type theory, work on linear logic, game semantics, and feasible mathematics are critical disciplines.
How to Use Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
Authors: Susan C. Daffron, Sams Publishing
Venue:  (1999)

:How to Use Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 takes a new approach to covering PowerPoint. It goes further and explores the use of PowerPoint as a business communication tool. You'll get practical advice on giving effective presentations along with the continued strong coverage of the product itself. This attractive four-color book in the popular How to Use series offers new users a comprehensive visual approach. This book moves you to the next level.
eBusiness Essentials, 2nd edition
Authors: Mark Norris, Steve West
Venue:  (2001)

:eBusiness is growing rapidly and new issues are emerging in this global and real-time activity. This new edition to the hugely successful eBusiness Essentials explores the increasingly important area of mobile data access. In addition, it shows how eBusiness is evolving and how technology can be progressively used to build more sophisticated solutions. Balancing its technical depth with a clear and practical analysis of market models it enables the reader to deploy the available and emerging technology effectively and appropriately. In addition to the established yet equally important features such as security, payment and trust, supply chain integration and customer to supplier trade it includes: ? mBusiness covering key issues such as roving and roaming access and the technologies GPRS, UMTS and WAP ? Help for readers to formulate their own eBusiness strategy by drawing out some general principles ? Virtual mobile network operators: data extensions to the mobile switch, home and visitor location ? Analysis and real world examples of mobile services ? The technical options, impact, integration, mechanics and implications of evolving eBusiness Primarily aimed at planners, engineers, managers and developers in the IT, multimedia and on-line industries. Recommended reading for students in computer science electrical & electronic engineering, IT and telecommunications. Author Biography: MARK NORRIS is an independent consultant with over 20 years experience in software development, computer networks and telecommunications systems. Over this time he has managed dozens of projects to completion, from the small to the multi-million pound,multi-site, and has worked for periods in Australia, Europe and Japan. He has published widely over the last ten years with a number of books on software engineering, computing, project and technology management, communications and network technologies. He lectures on network and computing issues, has contributed to references such as Encarta, is a visiting professor at the University of Ulster, and is a fellow of the IEE. STEVE WEST leads the development of BT's eBusiness products, and has over 15 years experience in communications, software and information technology. He has worked on a variety of projects, including the management of BT's work within the Open group and generation of corporate IT strategy. Steve co-authored one of the existing books in the Wiley/BT series, Media engineering, with Mark Norris.
Experiences applying parallel and interoperable network simulation techniques in on-line simulations of military networks
Authors: Kalyan Perumalla, Richard Fujimoto, Thom McLean, George Riley
Venue: Proceedings of the sixteenth workshop on Parallel and distributed simulation (2002)

We present a case study in which we apply parallel simulation methods and interoperability techniques to network simulations for simulation-based on-line control of military communication networks. The on-line simulations model actual military networks, including wired shipboard sub-networks connected via satellite links, and wireless mobile devices. The modeled scenario depicts the communication requirements of an amphibious landing where a complex network connects troops ashore and naval vessels. The simulations use a heterogeneous set of tools, including ns2 models for shipboard wired networks, and GloMoSim models for the wireless devices. In this paper, we document the challenges we encountered in applying parallel and interoperable simulation methods, and describe our solutions. We describe our experiences in addressing the interoperability problems that naturally arose due to the heterogeneity of scenario models. We also present a preliminary study on the scalability of real-time performance of parallel network simulations, which is crucial for on-line simulations. Salient system characteristics of the subject military network scenarios are described for the benefit of exposure to the modeling and simulation research community. Our exercise not only highlights the relevance of parallel and distributed simulation techniques to an important real-life problem, but also demonstrates the feasibility of applying those techniques in a practical setting.
A TACOMA retrospective
Authors: Dag Johansen, K&#x00E5;re J. Lauvset Robbert van Renesse, Fred B. Schneider, Nils P. Sudmann, Kjetil Jacobsen
Venue: Software&mdash;Practice Experience (2002)

For seven years, the TACOMA project has investigated the design and implementation of software support for mobile agents. A series of prototypes has been developed, with experiences in distributed applications driving the effort. This paper describes the evolution of these TACOMA prototypes, what primitives each supports, and how the primitives are used in building distributed applications.
CCDP: Cisco Internetwork Design Exam Notes
Authors: Patrick Ciccarelli, Robert Padjen, Todd Lammle
Venue:  (2000)

:CCDP Exam Notes: Cisco Internetwork Design provides the quick way to review your knowledge and make sure you grasp the material. Objective-by-objective treatment covers all the material you need to know for the exam, singling out critical information, outlining necessary procedures, identifying exam essentials, explaining key terms and concepts, and providing sample questions. It's the perfect companion book to the CCDP: Cisco Internetwork Design Study Guide.
An efficient system for collaboration in tele-immersive environments
Authors: N. Jensen, S. Olbrich, H. Pralle, S. Raasch
Venue: Proceedings of the Fourth Eurographics Workshop on Parallel Graphics and Visualization (2002)

The paper describes the development of a high-performance system for visualizing complex scientific models in real-time. The architecure of the system is a client/server model, in which the simulator generates lists of 3D graphics objects in parallel to the simulation, from where they are sent to a streaming server. The server transfers the 3D objects to viewer clients. Clients communicate over a second connection with each other, which adds the ability to perform collaborative tasks. An application related to computational fluid dynamics is specified where such a tele-immersive system can be used. The approach differs to other solutions because it offers a large set of graphics primitives for visualization, and it is optimized for distributed, heterogenous environments.
CCIEprep.com Study Guide Vol. 1(W/CD Rom, Pre-Pub price)
Authors: Louis D. Rossi, Tom Rossi
Venue:  (1998)

:Cisco Systems' CCIE certification (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) is the hottest thing going in networking today. Trouble is, the exam you have to pass and the two-day lab you have to successfully complete to earn it, will be the toughest such challenges you've ever faced. Over 70 % fail on their first try. This study guide stacks the odds in your favor. This is the first independently-produced CCIE preparation reference to include real-life practice lab scenarios. There are thirty scenarios in all, designed to prepare you for the pressure-packed build-break-restore lab portion of the certification process. It also contains 600 carefully prepared questions that are designed to measure your networking knowledge in the very same way the questions on the actual test will challenge you. But unlike the real test, this reference gives you the answers, including detailed, step-by-step explanations whenever appropriate. And each question is coded by topic and certification tract, so you can use this reference to prepare for Cisco's recently introduced CCNA, CCNP, CCDA, and CCDP certifications as well. In addition to containing all of the questions, explanations, and lab scenarios found in the hard-copy, the accompanying CD-ROM includes software that lets you build your own test by topic, certification track, or both. And when you've completed your personalized test, your score is instantly calculated for you.
HTML 4 Bible, 1st edition
Authors: Bryan Pfaffenberger, Alexis D. Gutzman
Venue:  (1998)

:Whether you're an aspiring Web developer or veteran Webmaster, attain absolute mastery of Web document design with HTML 4! Web experts Pfaffenberger and Gutzman take you from concept to finished product - providing step-by-step guidelines for building a Web page from scratch, enhancing your presentations with cascading style sheets, and incorporating interactive multimedia.
JavaScript Bible, 4th edition
Authors: Danny Goodman, Brendan Eich
Venue:  (2000)

:Create Web Pages That Think! Whether you're a novice Web author wondering what JavaScript can do for you or a seasoned HTML scripter anxious to exploit JavaScript's evolving functionality, this authoritative, all-in-one resource -- by the most experienced computer scripting author in the industry -- lets you create pages so inviting, users will spend more time at your Web site and come back for more! For Cool Web Pages, Master Today's Hottest Scripting Language! Get up to speed FAST with "crash courses" on programming fundamentals and object-oriented basics Key into the lessons you need with clearly labeled beginning, intermediate, and advanced terminology Implement JavaScript into your site with step-by-step how-to's Learn from ready-to-run JavaScript and HTML examples Apply expert script debugging and design tips Get ongoing support at IDG Books Worldwide and Danny Goodman's Web sites
Microsoft Excel 2002: 10 Minute Guide
Authors: Joe Habraken
Venue:  (2001)

:This 10 Minute Guide focuses on the most often used features, covering them in lessons designed to take 10 minutes or less to complete. In addition, this guide teaches the user how to use Excel without relying on technical jargon. It provides straightforward, easy-to-follow explanations and lists of numbered steps that tell the user which options to select.
Far Field Boundary Conditions for Black--Scholes Equations
Authors: Raul Kangro, Roy Nicolaides
Venue: SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis (2000)

In this paper we consider the partial differential equations approach for valuing European-style options. In order to solve the equations numerically by finite difference or finite element methods it is necessary to introduce an artificial boundary in order to make the computational domain bounded. We derive pointwise bounds for the error caused by various boundary conditions imposed on the artificial boundary. The error estimates can be used to determine a priori a suitable location for the artificial boundary in terms of a given error tolerance.
Apache Administrator's Handbook
Authors: Rich Bowen, Daniel Lopez, Allan Liska
Venue:  (2002)

:Apache Administrator's Handbook is a comprehensive manual on the Apache Web server. Designed to be a hands-on, comprehensive desk reference, it covers everything from installation to configuration, performance tuning, security, logging, and dynamic content. The book covers Apache 2.0 and also provides information on migrating from Apache 1.3 and earlier.
Windows 98 Made Easy
Authors: Thomas Sheldon, Dan Logan
Venue:  (1998)

:Jump-start your Windows skills with books that give you more for yourmoney! For the price of a beginner book,this comprehensive hands-on guide is packed with ways to master basic skills quickly and move ahead to take full advantage of Windows 98! Brief,no-nonsense chapters focus on real-life solutions rather than feature lists. How-to steps,detailed explanations,and practical Putting It To Work sections make each Made Easy book a complete learning system that provides an easy-to-use tutorial and skill-building reference. Invest your time and money wiselystart learning the Made Easy way today. Windows experts Tom Sheldon and Dan Logan teach you the basics and beyond in this engaging,real-world tutorial: end hard-drive clutter and effectively manage your gigabytes of valuable data with Windows 98 file system's built-in utilities; customize your Active Desktop with automatic postings from web site subscriptions,web style folders for network share,and more! integrate the Internet into your daily activities with online research,application sharing,video and audio conferencing,shared clipboards,and whiteboards; create and publish web pages; learn essential "road-warrior" tips and techniques to protect your portable and keep in touch with your office's network while you are on the road; work with the latest PC technologies such as ISDN support,DVD players,high-speed Internet access lines,and multi-monitor desktops; protect and maintain your system with essential configuration,optimization,and troubleshooting advice If you are looking for a Windows 98 road map,Windows 98 Made Easy's unique blend of gentle,go-at-your-own-pace tutorial,expert advice,and in-depth explanations ofoperating system concepts will put you in the driver's seat
Problems and Techniques
Authors: Joe Flaherty
Venue: SIAM Review (2002)

Solving linear algebraic systems is certainly the most ubiquitous task in scientific computing. However, a likely second is determining the roots of a transcendental function. This installment of Problems and Techniques, by Rogelio Luck and James Stevens, features a simple explicit representation for the roots of an analytic transcendental function. The trick is to locate the singularities of the reciprocal function using Cauchy's theorem. Having the explicit representation for a root, the formula may be evaluated by several means, including numerical integration and Fourier transforms. The result may also be differentiated to find, e.g., the behavior of the root with respect to a parameter. Three examples illustrate some possibilities. Have fun reading this nice article.
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Networking
Authors: Deve Alpha, Dan Bobola
Venue:  (1995)

:Millions of offices are now equipped with network systems-and millions of users are confused by network jargon and tasks. Finally, there's a book that makes sense of it all and provides lighthearted steps to getting a network up and running and using it effectively.Provides straightforward instructions on configurations, software issues, interconnectivity, security, and moreHumorous, friendly approach makes an intimidating topic easy-and even funIncludes Oops! notes, Techno Nerd Teaches tips, and Speak Like a Geek definitions