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Readworthy Publications (P) Ltd., 2009. Softcover. New. We have `Word for Dummies`.... `Marketing for Idiots`.... and hundreds of `How to Do Books`.... and NOW we have `the undressed ma… Mehr…

Readworthy Publications (P) Ltd., 2009. Softcover. New. We have `Word for Dummies`.... `Marketing for Idiots`.... and hundreds of `How to Do Books`.... and NOW we have `the undressed manager`! Have you ever seen a billion dollars? Can you imagine what a couple hundred billion dollars looks like....or perhaps a better question on what would you spend hundreds of billions of dollars on? The answer is poverty.... HIV and AIDS.... refugees.... starvation, education, electrification. So why do we still have so many poor, uneducated, starving people in the 21st century? Indeed a good question, with several possible answers. The author of `the undressed manager` believes that a big part of the problem lies in poor management practices.... NOT mis-management.... that`s a whole other issue.... just plain old lack of knowing how to identify the ""real"" problems, how to find solutions and how to manage the basic resources of people, equipment and money for undertaking development projects. `the undressed manager` is an attempt.... and hopefully a good one.... that tries to get people back to the BASICS when thinking about, designing, planning and implementing humanitarian type, development programs and projects. This book is a `how to` guide, a reference and management training handbook.... all wrapped up into one.... and with out the `development set jargon` that tends to be confusing to most of us anyway. The handbook starts at the beginning with the necessities of setting up an organization and ends with the handing over of your project. The step by step process, written in a simple, understandable language ....contains all the needed ingredients for managing every aspect of a development project. Enjoy using it.... and most of all enjoy adding your own experiences to the handbook for others use.Table of Contents Part One: Vision, Decision and Supervision Management and Leadership Management `Tips and Tools` Part Two: Organization, Programme and Project Design and Set-Up Getting Started Organizational Design Setting-up an Office Staffing Requirements Organization and Project Part Three: Project Management and Implementation Project Management and Implementation Project Manager Steps to Programme and Project Implementation Financial Planning Printed Pages: 247. Undressed ManagerJim Myers9788189973742, Readworthy Publications (P) Ltd., 2009, Laxmi Publications Pvt. Ltd, 2004. Softcover. New. Object-Oriented Programming From Problem Solving to Java provides a thorough, easy-to-follow reference to master object-oriented programming principles. Throughout the text, problem solving and programming techniques are presented in modeling diagrams, pseudo-code, and flowcharts. Users then learn how to put theory into practice using actual Java code. Unlike "cookbook" guides - where user blindly follow the instructions - this book encourages users to explore their problem solving creativity, and then test their ideas in a real-world environment. By first learning the concepts involved in object-oriented programming, and then learning how to put them into use, readers not only learn Java, but they also learn how to become more efficient programmers. Key features * Encourages users to find creative, practical solutions to programming problems, and allows them to test their ideas with object-oriented programming. * Uses pseudocode to describe a problem`s solution; then uses Java as the implementation language * Organized to follow introductory courses in programming principles; exercise sets and "key terms" are included in reinforce concepts. * Provides a gentle learning curve to those with little or no programming experience, taking novice users to higher level of proficiency * Includes a CD-ROM with all the source code for the projects in the book, with additional programs and case studies at the companion Web site. Contents: Contents: Preface 1. Computer Systems ; 2. Program Development; 3. Objects and Classes; 4. Object-Oriented Programs; 5. Objects and Methods; 6. Data and Algorithms; 7. Selection; 8. Repetition; 9. Arrays; 10. Strings; 11. Basic Object-Oriented Modeling; 12 .Inheritance; 13. Abstract Classes, Interfaces, and Polymorphism; 14. Basic Graphical User Interfaces; 15. Exceptions and I/O; 16. Recursion; 17. Threads Appendix A Appendix B Index Printed Pages: 360., Laxmi Publications Pvt. Ltd, 2004, PHI Learning, 2009. First edition. Softcover. New. Get the fast facts that make learning Microsoft Office 2003 plain and simple! This no-nonsense guide uses easy numbered steps, full-color pages, and jargon-free language to show the simplest ways to perform everyday tasks with Microsoft Office Access, Excel, FrontPage®, InfoPath™, OneNote™, Outlook®, PowerPoint™, Publisher, and Word-all in one volume. Learn how to create professional-quality documents and publications; manage your e-mail, address book, and calendar; build spreadsheets and databases; produce and deliver great presentations; manage your cross-company relationships; take and manage notes on your computer; implement security features; and more. With PLAIN & SIMPLE, you don`t get every way to complete a task-just the best and quickest way! Target Audience : * Tech-hesitant knowledge workers and general knowledge workers About the Technology : Users of Office 2003 find expanded functionality throughout all applications. In Word 2003, the reading experience has been improved, and in Excel 2003, significant work has been done to leverage the advantages of XML. PowerPoint 2003 offers expanded ease-of-use features as well as increased support for multimedia elements in a presentation, while Outlook 2003 brings innovations in numerous areas with a revitalized user experience in the front end and improved integration with Microsoft Exchange in the back end. Access 2003 offers an expanded ability to work with XML data files, primarily in the form of improved XML export and import capabilities. OneNote 2003 is a new program in the Microsoft Office System that enables you to capture, organize, and reuse your notes on laptop computers, desktop computers, or Tablet PCs. Contents 1. AboutThisBook 2. Office Basics 3. Working in Word 4. Creating Different Types of Documents 5. Enhancing a Document 6. Working inExcel 7. Analyzing Your Data 8. Presenting Your Data 9. Communicating Using Outlook 10. Managing with Outlook 11. Working with a Database 12. Creating a PowerPoint Presentation 13. Creating a Publication in Publisher 14. Creating Web Pages and Web Sites 15. Using Forms with InfoPath 16. Taking Notes with OneNote 17. Exchanging Information Among Programs 18. Working with Graphics and Objects 19. Alternative Ways to Add Content 20. Working with Others 21. Fine-Tuning Your Work 22. Customizing Office 23. Keeping Your Files Secure 24. Index Printed Pages: 400., PHI Learning, 2009, Global Academic Publishers & Distributors, 2015. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. The 2nd edition of Database Management System is a perfect blend of theoretical and practical aspects into six units. From basics to applications, it provides a thorough and up-to-date treatment of the subject. The text, in the beginning, builds a strong foundation of relational database management system and then deals with query language, data manipulation, transaction processing, data warehouse, data mining and application programming. This edition is supported by clear illustrations, sufficient figures and tables and necessary theoretical details to understand the topics with clarity. Besides, numerous solved examples and chapter-end exercises will help students reinforce their problem-solving skills. The book adopts a methodological approach to problem solving. Details of particular database system are discussed in the Case Studies. Salient features of this edition are as follows: Covers wide range of topics with real word examples and appropriate number of figures. Covers important topics like relational algebra, tuple relational calculus, domain relational calculus, normalization SQL in brief. Covers exercises, question papers including multiple choice questions with solutions. Overcome the gap between theory and practical implementation of database concepts with the help of case studies. Primarily intended for both degree and diploma students of computer science and engineering, the book will also be of benefit to the students of computer applications and management. Printed Pages: 328., Global Academic Publishers & Distributors, 2015, Addison-Wesley, 1986. Paperback. Good. Paperback - 1986 - good condition, slight crease back cover, clean inside - - used books, secondhand books, out of print books, hard to find books, for sale, second-hand books, college books, student books, nonfiction, first edition, exlibrary books sold, , non-fiction books delivered world wide. 0-201-14224-4. Isbn 0-201-14224-4. This best-selling guide to Prolog has been fully revised and extended to provide an even greater range of applications, enhancing its value as a stand-alone guide to Prolog, artificial intelligence, or AI programming. Ivan Bratko discusses natural language processing with grammar rules, planning, and machine learning. The coverage of meta-programming includes meta-interpreters and object-oriented programming in Prolog. The new edition includes coverage of: constraint logic programming; qualitative reasoning; inductive logic programming; recently developed algorithms; belief networks for handling uncertainty; and a major update on machine learning. This book is aimed at programmers who need to learn AI programming. Concentrates on using Prolog programming language to solve interesting problems in artificial intelligence, first teaching the language and then implementing it in an interactive way. Previous edition: c1990. Softcover. DLC: Artificial intelligence Data processing., Addison-Wesley, 1986, O'Reilly, 1996. Paperback. Good. Java is a new, simple, portable, secure, elegant programming language that promises to make it possible to write entirely new kinds of applications for the Internet. This handbook is an indispensable quick reference designed to lie flat and wait faithfully by the side of every Java programmer's keyboard. It contains an accelerated introduction to Java for C and C++ programmers who want to learn the language fast. Java in a Nutshell is a complete quick-reference guide to Java, the hot new programming language from Sun Microsystems. This comprehensive volume contains descriptions of all of the classes in the Java 1.0 API, with a definitive listing of all methods and variables. It also contains an accelerated introduction to Java for C and C++ programmers who want to learn the language fast. Java in a Nutshell introduces the Java programming language and contains many practical examples that show programmers how to write Java applications and applets. It is also an indispensable quick reference designed to wait faithfully by the side of every Java programmer's keyboard. It puts all the information Java programmers need right at their fingertips. An advanced introduction to Java. The first three chapters will teach C and C++ programmers everything they need to know to start programming with Java right away. Practical, real-world examples that show programmers how to write applets; implement smooth animation; create graphical user interfaces; write client and server programs that communicate over the network; use threads; and more A compact reference to the 211 classes, 1828 methods and 235 variables in the Java 1.0 API. Descriptions of each class. A Java keyword and concept glossary. Quick-reference tables of operators, primitives, escape characters, visibility modifiers, doc comment syntax, events, keysyms, fonts, colors, cursors, system properties, Unicode and Java-related HTML syntax Documentation for the Java compiler, interpreter, and other tools in the Java Developer's Kit. Paperback - 1996 - good condition, 1565921836 - - used books, secondhand books, out of print books, hard to find books, for sale, second-hand books, college books, student books, nonfiction, first edition, , non-fiction books delivered world wide. Isbn 1-56592-183-6., O'Reilly, 1996, Shroff Publishers/Packt, 2008. Softcover. New. 18 x 22 cm. A Concise and Practical Guide to Installation, Administration, and Customization A fast-paced and practical developer`s road map to working with Windows WF, from compilation to the base activity library to runtime services. Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is a technology for defining, executing, and managing workflows. It is part of the NET Framework 3.0 and will be available natively in the Windows Vista operating system. Windows Workflow Foundation might be the most significant piece of middleware to arrive on the Windows platform since COM+ and the Distributed Transaction Coordinator. The difference is, not every application needs a distributed transaction, but nearly every application does have a workflow encoded inside it. In this book, K Scott Allen, author of renowned NET articles , provides you with all the information needed to develop successful products with Windows Workflow. From the basics of how Windows Workflow can solve the difficult problems inherent in workflow solutions, through authoring workflows in code, learning about the base activity library in Windows Workflow and the different types of workflow provided, and on to building event-driven workflows using state machines, workflow communications, and finally rules and conditions in Windows Workflow, this book will give you the in-depth information you need. Throughout the book, an example "bug reporting" workflow system is developed, showcasing the technology and techniques used. What you will learn from this book Create an example "bug reporting" workflow solution using the techniques and skills gained from each chapter Understand what Windows WF is, and what it can do for you Learn about the runtime services available in Windows WF Author workflows with C#, and with XAML, the extensible application markup language Use the workflow compiler to better understand how WF uses code generation to produce classes from workflow markup Combine generated workflow code with our hand-written code to produce a workflow type Learn about the events fired by the workflow runtime during the life of a workflow instance Build workflows that accept parameters and communicate with a host process by invoking methods and listening for events Learn about each activity in the Windows WF base activity library; the control flow activities, communication activities, and transaction-oriented activities Learn about web service activities, rule-centric activities, and state activities Creating custom activities using both a compositional approach and a derivation approach Master the execution context, a vital ingredient for creating any robust activity Learn about the workflow runtime, workflow diagnostics, and the out-of-the-box services provided for WF by Microsoft. Using scheduling services, persistence services, and tracking services Select and configure the services needed for a wide variety of scenarios and environments Use local services for communication with a host process, and web service activities for communication across a network Uncover the queuing service used behind the scenes of a workflow to coordinate and deliver messages Create rules and conditions in Windows Workflow Foundation Understand the role of business rules in software development and see examples of how Windows WF`s rules engine can take away some of the burden of rule development Who this book is written for This book is for NET developers who want to enhance their applications with flexible workflow capabilities using Microsoft Windows Workflow Foundation. The author assumes that you have read other texts on the overall architecture of WF and on WF application design strategies, and instead focuses on real-work implementation issues for C# developers. Printed Pages: 256., Shroff Publishers/Packt, 2008, Shroff Publishers & Distributors Pvt. Ltd., 2014. Softcover. New. If you have an imperative (and probably object-oriented) programming background, this hands-on book will guide you through the alien world of functional programming. Author Joshua Backfield begins slowly by showing you how to apply the most useful implementation concepts before taking you further into functional-style concepts and practices. In each chapter, you’ll learn a functional concept and then use it to refactor the fictional XXY company’s imperative-style legacy code, writing and testing the functional code yourself. As you progress through the book, you’ll migrate from Java 7 to Groovy and finally to Scala as the need for better functional language support gradually increases. Learn why today’s finely tuned applications work better with functional code Transform imperative-style patterns into functional code, following basic steps Get up to speed with Groovy and Scala through examples Understand how first-class functions are passed and returned from other functions Convert existing methods into pure functions, and loops into recursive methods Change mutable variables into immutable variables Get hands-on experience with statements and nonstrict evaluations Use functional programming alongside object-oriented design Printed Pages: 176., Shroff Publishers & Distributors Pvt. Ltd., 2014, Shroff Publishers/Rampant, 2006. Softcover. New. 15 x 23 cm. Written by a distinguished graduate of West Point, Garmany leverages his 20+ years of experience into an indispensable guide for any Oracle professional who must quickly implement Oracle reporting. A noted instructor, author and lecturer, John Garmany leverages his ability to explain complex issues in Plain English into a one-of-a-kind book. John Garmany targets his decades of SQL*Plus experience into this must-have book. Intended for anyone who need to extract Oracle data and format reports, John reveals the secrets of quickly and easily producing stunning reports from Oracle. Easy Oracle PL/SQL provides you with the tools you need to create, debug and execute PL/SQL code. The example driven methodology will have you coding basic PL/SQL blocks by the end of the first chapter. Each chapter will build on previous concepts, introducing you to increasingly more complex PL/SQL coding, while always focusing on readability and manageability. Each concept is introduced using multiple examples and each chapter has exercises to test you knowledge. With Easy Oracle PL/SQL you will be able to put the incredible power of the Oracle Database to use with your application. Key Features Learn PL/SQL basics, anonymous blocks, stored procedures and functions. Implement Best Practices to make your code readable and maintainable. Understand PL/SQL variable including user defined and abstract datatypes. Learn PL/SQL language structures including if/then/else and loops. Become skilled at handling exceptions. Learn to effectively use Cursors and Ref Cursors. Begin working with Collections, Arrays, and PL/SQL Tables. Improve performance with Bulk Collects and Loads. See the power of packages including creating and using packages. Call PL/SQL procedures and functions from applications. Run PL/SQL from a script or database job. Learn how to use triggers to react to database events. Printed Pages: 200., Shroff Publishers/Rampant, 2006, 2016. Paper Back. New. ABOUT THE BOOK:- Structured Query language for all RDBMS and PL/SQL (SQL, PL/SQL) book is in-depth treatment of the SQL language for both technical and non-technical users, programmers, IT Professionals or engineering students, who wants to do Oracle certification and want to understand the impact of SQL in computer market. This book offers a conceptual framework for understanding of PL/SQL. It will show you, step-by-step, how to use SQL and PL/SQL features, with many illustrations and realistic examples to clarify SQL and PL/SQL concepts. The book also compares SQL products from leading RDBMS vendors describing their advantages, benefits to help you select the right query (SQL Statement) for your application. So user can try them for themselves and gain actual experience in using major database products like Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, My SQL, SQLLite, and MS Access. It has a chapter on some important questions and answers which will really help users to increase their knowledge and implement on Data base and also to face interviews. It has also a chapter on Practice Set doing Oracle certification which will really help user to increase their knowledge to do Oracle certification. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Kriti Sinha is an Oracle certified DBA and IT Professional with 8+ years of work experience on Oracle, Microsoft SQL server and PL/SQL along with over 10 + years of experience in Teaching and training to IT professionals for SQL and PL/SQL. She is having Masters of Computer Application along with Oracle Certification for DBA and advanced PL/SQL programming. She is working on database SQL Server and Oracle since last 14 years"". She likes reading books and keeps herself busy. CONTENTS:- ?Acknowledgment and Dedications 11 Chapter 1- Introduction of RDBMS What is RDBMS? 13 1.1 RDBMS 1.2 Table 1.2.1 Max limit for number of column for single table 1.2.2 Properties of the Relational Tables 1.3 Field 1.4 Rows 1.5 Column Chapter 2- Normalization 17 2.1 Types of Normalization 2.1.1 First Normalization form 2.1.2 Second Normalization 2.1.3 Third Normalization 2.1.4 Boyce Codd Normal form 2.2 Benefit Of normalization 2.3 Drawbacks of Normalization 2.4 Relational Types Chapter 3- Introduction of Structured Query Language (SQL) 27 3.1 SQL revisions 3.2 SQL Process 3.3 Type of SQL 3.3.1 Data definition language 3.3.2 Data Manipulation language 3.3.3 Data control language 3.3.4 Transaction Control Language 3.3.5 Data Query Language Chapter 4- Data Types for Various RDBMS 33 4.1 Microsoft Access Data Types 4.2 MY SQL data Types 4.3 SQL server Data Types 4.4 Oracle Data Types Chapter 5- Data Definition Language 45 5.1 Create Table, 5.1.1 Syntax for My SQL 5.1.2 Syntax for SQL Server 5.1.3 Syntax for Microsoft Access 5.1.4 Syntax for Oracle 5.1.5 Creating table from an existing table 5.2 Alter 5.2.1 Alter Table, Column, Data Type and constraints 5.3 Drop 5.3.1 Drop table 5.3.2 Drop a Default constraint 5.4 Truncate Chapter 6- Integrity Constraints 59 6.1 Types of Integrity Constraints 6.2 Default Constraints Chapter 7- Data Manipulation Language 65 7.1 Insert 7.1.1 Insert Into 7.1.2 Insert Data only in specific Columns 7.1.3 Insert into remote data base 7.2 Update 7.3 Delete 7.3.1 Delete specific Data 7.3.2 Delete all data 7.3.3 Modifier for My SQL Delete statement 7.4 Merge Chapter 8- Synonymous 77 8.1 Types of synonyms Chapter 9- Data Control Language 81 9.1 Grant and Revoke. Chapter 10- Transaction Control Language 85 10.1 commit 10.2 Savepoint 10.3 Rollback Chapter 11- Data Query Language 89 11.1 Select 11.2 Order by 11.3 Group By 11.4 Having 11.5 Subquery 11.6 Subqueries with the insert statement 11.7 Subqueries with the Update statement 11.8 Subqueries with the Delete statement 11.9 Subqueries with EXISTS and NOT EXISTS 11.10 Correlated Sub Query Chapter 12- Functions 113 12.1 Aggregate functions 12.2 Built-In scalar functions 12.3 Numeric Functions 12.4 EXTRACT Function 12.5 MY SQL Date Parts Functions 12.6 String Functions 12.7 Vacuum 12.8 Rank 12.9 Dense Rank 12.10 ROW Number 12.11 NULL functions 12.12 Server Supported Functions 12.11.1 Microsoft SQL Server- Server Supported Functions 12.11.2 MY SQL - Server Supported Functions 12.11.3 Oracle Server- Server Supported Functions Chapter 13- Joins 157 13.1 Join Conditions 13.2 Types of Join 13.2.1 Inner Join 13.2.1.1 Equi Join 13.2.1.2 Natural Join 13.2.1.3 Cross Join 13.2.2 Outer Join 13.2.2.1 Left Outer Join 13.2.2.2 Right Outer Join 13.2.2.3 Full Outer Join 13.2.3 Self Join 13.2.4 Anti Join 13.2.5 Semi Join Chapter 14- Wild Cards Character 183 14.1 SQL supported wildcard operators in conjunction with the LIKE operator Chapter 15- Operators 187 15.1 Unary 15.2 Arithmetic Operators 15.3 Concatenation Operator 15.4 Combining AND & OR 15.5 Distinct Chapter 16- Aliases & Dot Notation 195 Chapter 17- Conditional (CASE) Expressions 199 17.1 Searched CASE expression 17.2 Select statement with CASE expression 17.3 Update Statement with CASE expression 17.4 ORDER BY clause with CASE expression 17.5 Having Clause with CASE expression 17.6 DECODE Chapter 18- View 205 18.1 View-Some Important point to keep in mind while creating view 18.2 Types of View 18.2.1 Read only View 18.2.2 Updateable View 18.3 SQL Dropping View 18.4 materialized View 18.4.1 Types of Materialized View Chapter 19- Introduction of PL/SQL 215 19.1Data Types 19.2 Variables or Scalar Variable 19.3 Constants 19.4 Operators 19.5 Conditions 19.6 Loops statement 19.6.1 Simple LOOP 19.6.2 FOR LOOP 19.6.3 REVERSE LOOP 19.6.4 WHILE LOOP Chapter 20- Stored Procedures 221 20.1 Parameters Modes 20.1.1 Parameter IN 20.1.2 Parameter OUT 20.1.3 Parameter IN OUT 20.2 Drop Stored Procedure Chapter 21- Cursor 231 21.1 Types of Cursors 21.1.1 IMPLICIT Cursor 21.1.2 EXPLICIT Cursor 21.2 Attributes of cursor 21.3 Cursor Declaration, Opening, Fetching and closing Chapter 22- Function 235 22.1 Function creation 22.2 Calling function 22.3 Dropping Function Chapter 23- Trigger 237 23.1 Types of Trigger 23.1.1 Statement level Trigger 23.1.2 Row level Trigger 23.1.3 Column level Trigger 23.1.4 For each Row Type Trigger 23.1.5 For each statement level Trigger 23.2 Triggering a Trigger Chapter 24- Collections 241 24.1 Types of Collections 24.1.1 Nested Table 24.1.2 Variables-Size Array or VArray 24.1.3 Index By tables/Associative Array 24.2 Collection Methods 24.2.1 FIRST and LAST 24.2.2 EXISTS 24.2.3 COUNT 24.2.4 LIMIT 24.2.5 EXTEND 24.2.6 TRIM 24.2.7 DELETE Chapter 25- Exceptions 251 25.1 Syntax of Exception handing 25.2 Raising Exceptions 25.3 User Defined Exception 25.4 Pre-Defined Exceptions Chapter 26- Packages 255 26.1 Advantages of package 26.2 Package specification 26.3 Package body 26.4 Using Package elements Chapter 27- DBMS-Output 259 27.1 DBMS_OUTPUT Subprograms Chapter 28- Practice set for Oracle Certification 261 Chapter 29- Some Important questions and answers for SQL and PL/SQL 287 Chapter 30- Glossary 309 The Title 'Structured Query Language For All Rdbms and Pl/Sql written/authored/edited by Kriti Sinha', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789351282013 is assigned to the PaperBack version of this title. This book has total of pp. 320 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Database / Computer & Technology / Information Technology. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms, 2016, Oxford University Press, 1999-03-25. Hardcover. Good. Underlining in pencil on a few pages., Oxford University Press, 1999-03-25<

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New York: Prentice-Hall, 1984. Second Edition edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 24.5 cm. No Jacket--as Issued Hardcover, very good condition, with lightly rubbed boards. Lightly … Mehr…

New York: Prentice-Hall, 1984. Second Edition edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 24.5 cm. No Jacket--as Issued Hardcover, very good condition, with lightly rubbed boards. Lightly compressed, lightly slanted spine, lightly bumped corners. Lt soil at fr inside hinge. O/w clean, tight, unmarked. Boards . ISBN: 013730580x. Catalogs: Computer Science., Prentice-Hall, 1984, New York: Prentice-Hall, 1975. Reprint edition. Hardcover. Good/Good. 23.5 cm. . Hardcover, good condition. Badly bumped spine top, torn at edges. Bumped spine base, bottom corners, rubbed board bottoms. Ltly bumped top corners, v. lt spots on page tops. Ownership sig. and stamp. O/w clean, tight, unmarked. Dj good, rubbed, edgwr t Boards . ISBN: 0137304323. Catalogs: Computer Science., Prentice-Hall, 1975, New York: Prentice-Hall, 1984. Reprint edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 24.25 Cm. No Jacket--as Issued Hardcover, very good condition, with ltly rubbed boards. Ltly slanted, ltly compresse spine. ltly bumped corners. Clean, tight, unmarked. Boards . ISBN: 013730580x. Catalogs: Computer Science., Prentice-Hall, 1984, Springer, 1990-09-07. Paperback. Good. Ex-library paperback in good condition with the usual markings and attachments., Springer, 1990-09-07, Springer, 1992-09-10. Paperback. Good. Ex-library paperback in good condition with the usual markings and attachments., Springer, 1992-09-10, Springer, 1989-04-14. Paperback. Good. Ex-library paperback in good condition with the usual markings and attachments., Springer, 1989-04-14, 2009. Paper Back. New. This book presents the intricacies of business communication as no other book in the market does. It introduces the subject in an absorbing way, is stimulating and motivates readers. This book gives the foundation for practical and effective business communication. It covers in detail-letters, brief messages, memos, e-mail, reports and oral presentations. This is a must-have book for everyone engaged in business communication. About The Author:- Madhukant Jha has served at various senior managerial positions in a variety of companies. Beginning in 2003, he came into the field of management education. He has taught in diverse settings, such as universities, management schools, and has given lectures to management professionals. Contents:- CONTENTS:- # Preface ix.: 1. Communication Strategy 1.: Driving Changes in Business Communication.: Benchmarking and.: Teamwork.: Companywide.: Team.: and Individual Perspectives.: Deciding Communication Strategy.: Company-Level Decisions.: Team-.: Level Decisions.: Individual Decisions.: Implementing Communications.: Strategy.: Developing Intraorganizational Effective Business.: Communication.: Company-Level Business Communication Trends.: E-mail.: Document Management Systems.: Developing Individual.: Business Communication Skills.: Integrated Supply Chains and.: Resource Management.: Supply-Chain Linkages in Non-manufacturing.: Environments.: Management Styles and Communication Strategies.: Effecting Change.: Summary.: 2. Management of Documentation in Electronic Era 13.: Document Life Cycles.: Training.: Security.: Summary.: 3. Writing and Editing Process 19.: Using Writing and Editing Processes.: Make the Process a Habit.: Clarify.: Your Goals.: Prewriting.: Avoiding Writers Block.: Key Differences.: between Editing and Drafting.: Editing.: Summary.: 4. Logic and Structure of Documents 31.: Think First.: Create an Organizational Plan.: Direct and Indirect.: Organizational Plans.: Building Strong Arguments.: Using Figures and.: Tables.: Designing Effective Tables and Figures.: Summary.: 5. Document Layout and Design 39.: Layout and Design During the Prewriting Step.: Templates and Style.: Sheets.: Using Style Sheets from Word Processing and Presentation.: Programs.: Layout and Design During the Drafting and Editing Steps.: Applying Layout and Design Concepts in Sample Documents.: Clear.: Sections.: Subject Lines.: Tables.: and Heads.: Layout and Design.: Concepts with Other Documents.: Using Layout and Design Ideas.: with Resumes.: Summary.: vi Business Communication.: 6. Successfully Using E-mail 47.: Lack of Common Standards and Expectations.: Maximizing E-mail.: Communication.: Subject Lines.: Weak Structure or Organization.: Too.: Much Information.: Sloppy Work.: Visual Cues.: Creating a Fancy.: Document.: Emoticons.: Wrong Email Address.: Forwarding E-mail.: and Copying the World.: Nonstandard for Johnng Features.: Security.: Concerns.: Document Life Cycle of E-mail.: Summary.: 7. Memos 55.: Qualities of a Good Memo.: Creating Good Memos.: Distinction.: between Memos and E-Mail.: Sample Memos.: Summary.: 8. Business Letters 59.: Content of Business Letters.: Valuable Letter-Writing Resources.: Organization.: Tone and Phrasing.: Negative Phrasing.: Other Phrasing.: Concerns.: Eight Cover Letter Mistakes.: Summary.: 9. Reports and Executive Summaries 65.: Using Writing and Editing Process with Reports.: Step 1: Prewriting.: Step 2: Research and Drafting.: Steps 3: Editing.: Step 4: Postwriting.: Structuring Reports to Get Read.: Problems and Pitfalls.: Integrating.: Tables and Figures.: Developing Argument.: Using Executive.: Summaries and Keeping Reports Short.: Constituents of a Useful.: Executive Summary.: Summary.: 10. Requests for Proposals 75.: The Relationship between Proposals and RFPs.: A Focus on Proposals.: Formal Versus Informal Proposals.: Simple or Complex Documents.: To Bid or Not to Bid?.: Caveats for Potential Bidders.: Writing Proposals.: and RFPs.: Write and Edit with Care.: What Should you Request in.: your RFP?.: Improving the Logic and Organization of Proposals and.: RFPs.: Building Electronic Templates.: Evaluating Proposals.: Useful.: Criteria for Evaluating Proposals.: Summary.: 11. Presentations 83.: Defining Your Purpose.: Defining Your General Purpose.: Determining.: Your Specific Purpose.: Defining Your Desired Results.: Summary.: 12. Knowing Your Audience 89.: Audience.: What Does the Audience Know about Me?.: What Does.: My Audience Know about the Topic?.: Audience Opinions on the.: Topic.: Audience Motivation.: Audience Knowledge Needs.: Audience.: Response.: Summary.: CONTENTS:- vii.: 13. Support Materials for Presentations 95.: Quantity of Supporting Material.: Types of Supporting Materials.: Statistics.: Definitions.: Examples.: Contrasts and Comparisons.: Testimony and Quotes.: Guidelines for Using Supporting Materials.: Summary.: 14. Organizing Ideas 101.: Introductions.: Creating the Thesis Statement.: Developing the Body.: Organizing Ideas.: Outlining with Software.: Transitions.: Summary.: 15. Planning Visual Support 111.: Reasons for Using Visual Aids.: Types of Visual Aids.: Presentations.: Magazine.: A Good Visual Aid is Visible.: A Good Visual Aid is Errorless.: A Good Visual Aid is Easy to Use.: A Good Visual Aid is Attractive.: Good Visual Aids are Directly Relevant.: Guidelines for Using the.: Visual Aids.: Show your Visual Aids Only at the Right Time.: Maintain.: Maximum Eye and Voice Contact with the Audience.: Summary.: 16. Delivery Skills 121.: Types of Delivery.: Reading from a Manuscript.: Speaking from.: Memory.: Impromptu Speaking.: Speaking Extemporaneously.: Avoiding Distractions.: Using Voice Effectively.: Practice.: Getting Rid.: of those Vocal Fillers.: Using Posture and Gestures to Enhance.: Message.: Make Eye Contact.: Using Appropriate Posture.: Making.: Gestures Work.: Practicing for Presentation.: Presentation Disasters.: Summary.: 17. Handling Questions and Answers 133.: Preparing for Questions.: Taking Questions in a Business Presentation.: Listening Effectively to Questions.: Responding When you dont Know.: the Answer.: Maintaining Control of the Q&A Session.: Ending the.: Q&A.: Summary.: 18. Speech Anxiety 137.: Why are we Afraid of Public Speaking?.: Fear of the Unknown.: A.: Bad Past Experience.: A Social Norm.: Is Speech Anxiety Really a Bad.: Thing?.: Reducing or Controlling Speech Anxiety?.: Summary.: 19. Assessing Your Presentation 143.: Did you Achieve your Purpose?.: Audience Analysis.: Delivery.: Summary.: 20. Writing and Presenting as a Team 147.: Step 1:Evaluate the Team Process.: Step 2: Evaluate Your Team.: Step 3: Evaluate Written Materials.: Summary.: viii Business Communication.: 21. Presenting As a Team 153.: Team Presentation with Written Documents.: Team Presentation.: without Written Document.: General Presentation Guidelines for a.: Team.: Guidelines for Special-Occasion Presentations.: Summary.: 22. International Business Communication 161.: Mission Statements.: Corporate Initiatives.: Working Rhythms.: Communication Styles.: Summary.: 23. Knowing Your Place 175.: Handling the Hierarchy.: Taking Responsibility.: Monitoring.: Performance.: Getting People to Play Ball.: Summary.: 24. Knowing the Limits 197.: Gifts.: Favours and Bribes.: Nepotism.: Discretion Versus Dishonesty.: Summary.: 25. Knowing the Form 217.: Greeting People.: Making Small Talk.: Playing the Conversation Game.: Choosing What to Say and How to Say it.: Trying to be Funny.: Avoiding.: Hidden Dangers.: Summary.: 26. Making Presentations 235.: Choosing the Right Style.: Finding a Concrete Context.: Speaking with.: Impact.: Summary.: 27. Making Deals 257.: Picking the Right People.: Your Team.: Their Team.: Thinking About.: Pace and Place.: Pace.: Place.: Playing the Game to Win.: Understanding.: their Beliefs.: Using the Right Language.: SOPHOP.: Keep Everything.: Conditional.: Talk About How you Feel.: Summary.: 28. Knowing Yourself 281.: Relationships.: Communication.: Time.: Truth.: The Meaning of Life.: Presentation Style.: Bibliography 299.: Index 307 The Title 'Business Communication (Pb) written/authored/edited by Madhukant Jha', published in the year 2009. The ISBN 9789380222165 is assigned to the PaperBack version of this title. This book has total of pp. 311 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Management Paper Back. 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Completely revised and updated, the third edition of Principles of Programming Languages: Design, Evaluation, and Implementation teaches key design and implementation skills essential for… Mehr…

Completely revised and updated, the third edition of Principles of Programming Languages: Design, Evaluation, and Implementation teaches key design and implementation skills essential for language designers, compiler writers, and other computer scientists. It also covers descriptive tools and historical precedents so that students can understand design issues in their historical context. Ideal for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in programming languages and comparative languages, this text uses a unique horizontal organization that analyzes individual languages in their entirety, facilitating discussion of the interrelationships between the parts of a language. It teaches design skills by emphasizing basic principles more than details, focuses on methods of implementation over specific techniques, and presents concepts inductively. In-depth case studies of representative languages from five generations of programming language design (Fortran, Algol-60, Pascal, Ada, LISP, Smalltalk, and Prolog) are used to illustrate larger themes. This third edition adds discussions of the phenomenology of programming languages, the role of conceptual models in language design, language size and complexity, and system implementation languages (with an emphasis on C). It covers programming environments (as illustrated by the Interlisp system) and recent developments in object-oriented programming (including C++, Ada 95, CLOS, and Java), and expands the discussion of multiple inheritance. Historical information has been updated to reflect new developments in the industry and many new exercises have been added as well. Principles of Programming Languages: Design, Evaluation, and Implementation MacLennan, Bruce J., Oxford University Press, USA<

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Completely revised and updated, the third edition of Principles of Programming Languages: Design, Evaluation, and Implementation teaches key design and implementation skills essential for… Mehr…

Completely revised and updated, the third edition of Principles of Programming Languages: Design, Evaluation, and Implementation teaches key design and implementation skills essential for language designers, compiler writers, and other computer scientists. It also covers descriptive tools and historical precedents so that students can understand design issues in their historical context. Ideal for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in programming languages and comparative languages, this text uses a unique horizontal organization that analyzes individual languages in their entirety, facilitating discussion of the interrelationships between the parts of a language. It teaches design skills by emphasizing basic principles more than details, focuses on methods of implementation over specific techniques, and presents concepts inductively. In-depth case studies of representative languages from five generations of programming language design (Fortran, Algol-60, Pascal, Ada, LISP, Smalltalk, and Prolog) are used to illustrate larger themes. This third edition adds discussions of the phenomenology of programming languages, the role of conceptual models in language design, language size and complexity, and system implementation languages (with an emphasis on C). It covers programming environments (as illustrated by the Interlisp system) and recent developments in object-oriented programming (including C++, Ada 95, CLOS, and Java), and expands the discussion of multiple inheritance. Historical information has been updated to reflect new developments in the industry and many new exercises have been added as well. Media > Book, [PU: Oxford University Press]<