Digital Design for Computer Data Acquisition

Software engineering: (a lifecycle approach)

How computers work

Description:
Having sold more than 2 million copies over its lifetime, How Computers Work is the definitive illustrated guide to the world of PCs and technology. In this new edition, you’ll find detailed information not just about every last component of hardware found inside your PC, but also in-depth explanations about home networking, the Internet, PC security, and even how cell phone networks operate.

Real resumes for computer jobs

Description:
There are hot new jobs in the exploding computer field, but how do you get to them? This book shows how to "talk the talk" of the computer industry. You will learn how to create a resume that will blow doors open for you in this exciting field.

GRE - ETS - computer science test practise book

Description:
This practice book contains
One actual full - length GRE Computer Science Test
Test taking strategies
Become familiar with
Test structure and content

Information technology

Description:
The Workshop series gives lower-intermediate students a practical foundation for the English they need in the real world.
You can use the 25-30 self-contained lessons in the classroom or at home. They include the authentic texts, skills practice, functional language, and vocabulary needed for all the important topics on a vocational school syllabus.

Dictionary of Information science and technology

Description:
The Dictionary of Information Science and Technology is the premier, comprehensive reference source compiled of the latest terms and definitions related to all aspects of the information science and technology field.

English for information technology

Description:
This new edition contains updated material to keep users up to speed in this fast-moving industry. All four language skills are consolidated and developed through a variety of authentic and visual materials related to the topic.

Offshoring information technology: sourcing and outsourcing to a global workforce

Description:
The decision to source software development to an overseas firm (offshoring) is looked at frequently in simple economic terms - it's cheaper, and skilled labor is easier to find. In practice, however, offshoring is fraught with difficulties. As well as the considerable challenge of controlling projects at a distance, there are differences in culture, language, business methods, politics, and many other issues to contend with.