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1 1. Design and Analysis of Algorithms Shweta Bajaj Mundra 1. Introduction to Algorithm; 2. Growth Order; 3. Elementary Data Structure; 4. Divide and Conquer Strategy; 5. Greedy Method; 6. Dynamic Programming; 7. NP-Completeness. 4. Analysis and Design of Algorithm Gyanendra Kumar Dwivedi 1. Introduction; 2. Advanced Data Structure; 3. Dynamic Programming; 4. Graph Algorithm; 5. Selected Topic. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 157 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 231 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 2. Design and Analysis of Algorithm Sachin Dev Goyal 1. Role of Algorithm; 2. Growth of Function; 3. Recurrences; 4. Heap Sort; 5. Quick Sort; 6. Sorting in Linear Time; 7. Medians and Order Statistics; 8. Elementary Data Structures; 9. Hash Table; 10. Binary Search Tree (BST); 11. Red-Black Trees; 12. Augmenting Data Structures; 13. Splay Trees; 14. B-Trees; 15. Binomial Heaps; 16. Fibonacci Heaps; 17. Data Structures for Disjoint Sets; 18. Dynamic Programming; 19. Greedy Algorithms; 20. Amortized Analysis; 21. Branch and Bound; 22. Backtracking; 23. Elementary Graph Algorithms; 24. Minimum Spanning Tree; 25. Single-Source Shortest Paths; 26. All Pairs Shortest Paths; 27. Maximum Flow; 28. Sorting Networks; 29. Matrix Operations; 30. Polynomials and the FFT; 31. Number-Theoretic Algorithms; 32. String Matching; 33. Computational Geometry; 34. NP-Completeness; 35. Approximation Algorithm. ISBN: EDITION: First, The Art of Programming Through Flowcharts & Algorithms Anil Bikas Chaudhuri 1. Introducing to Programming; 2. Problems on Selection; 3. Problems on Looping; 4. Problems on Arrays; 5. The Art of File Processing. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 160 PRICE: ` PAGES: 442 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 6. Symbolic Logic and Logic Processing Bindu Bansal 3. Design Analysis and Algorithms Hari Mohan Pandey 1. Introduction; 2. Growth of Functions; 3. Recurrences: Master s Theorem; 4. Sorting and Sorting Methods: Heap Sort; 5. Quick Sort; 6. Divide and Conquer Methods; 7. Sorting in Linear Time; 8. Medians and Order Statistics; 9. Red-Black Trees; 10. Augmenting Data Structures; 11. B-Trees; 12. Binomial Heaps; 13. Fibonacci Heaps; 14. Data Structure for Disjoint Sets; 15. Dynamic Programming; 16. Greedy Algorithms; 17. Amortized Analysis; 18. Back-Tracking; 19. Branch and Bound Technique; 20. Introduction to Assignment Problem; 21. String Matching: Pattern Matching Algorithm; 22. Elementary Graph Algorithms; 23. Minimum Spanning Tree; 24. Single Source Shortest Path Algorithm; 25. All Pairs Shortest Paths Algorithm; 26. Maximum Flow; 27. Randomized Algorithms; 28. NP-Completeness; 29. Approximation Algorithm. 1. Introduction to Logic and Knowledge; 2. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence; 3. The Search Process; 4. Knowledge Representation; 5. KR Using Logic; 6. Other Knowledge Representation Techniques; 7. Programming Languages in Artificial Intelligence; 8. Introduction to Logic Programming and Prolog; 9. Syntax and Semantics of Prolog; 10. Operators, Arithmetics and List Manipulation; 11. Backtracking, Cuts and Negation; 12. Input Output and Built in Predicates; 13. More on Built in Predicates; 14. Logic Foundations of Prolog; 15. Resolution in Prolog (SLD-Resolution); 16. Searching and Sorting in Prolog; 17. Definite Clause Grammars; 18. Coding Standards and Debugging in Prolog; 19. Assessment of Prolog; 20. Fuzzy Logic and Neural Network. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 560 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 360 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 118 ALGORITHM DESIGN/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

2 7. Artificial Intelligence A Systems Approach M. Tim Jones 1. The History of Al; 2. Uninformed Search; 3. Informed Search; 4. Al and Games; 5. Knowledge Representation; 6. Machine Learning; 7. Evolutionary Computation; 8. Neural Networks I; 9. Neural Networks II; 10. Robotics and Al; 11. Intelligent Agents; 12. Biologically Inspired and Hybrid Models; 13. The Languages of Al. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 518 PRICE: ` Elements of Compiler Design Dr. M.Joseph 1. Words, Sentences and Languages; 2. Lexical Analyser; 3. Context Free Grammars; 4. Parsers; 5. LR Parsers; 6. Syntax Directed Translations; 7. Type Checking and Run-time Environments; 8. Symbol Tables and Errors; 9. Intermediate Code Generation; 10. Code Optimization; 11. Code Generation; 12. Interpreters. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 306 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 11. Compiler Design Dr. O.G. Kakde 8. Artificial Intelligence Sharbani Bhattacharya 1. Introduction; 2. Predicate Logics; 3. Structured Knowledge; 4. Object-Oriented Representation; 5. Rule Based Knowledge Representation; 6. Search and Control Strategy; 7. Expert System; 8. Learning. 1. Introduction; 2. Finite Automata and Regular Expressions; 3. Context Free Grammar and Syntax Analysis; 4. Top-Down Parsing; 5. Bottom Up Parsing; 6. Syntax Directed Definitions and Translations; 7. Symbol Table Management; 8. Storage Management; 9. Error Handling; 10. Code Optimization; 11. Code Generation; 12. Lex and Yacc; 13. Exercises; Objective Type Questions. ISBN: EDITION: Fourth, 2008 PAGES: 395 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 251 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 9. Algorithms, Languages, Automata, and Compilers A Practical Approach Maxim Mozgovoy 1. Regular Languages and Regular Expressions; 2. Finite Automata; 3. The Relationship Between Finite Automata and Regular Expressions; 4. Finite-State Machines in Practice; 5. Nonregular Languages and Context-Free Grammars; 6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Parsing; 8. Compiler Generation; 9. The Lindenmayer Systems (L-Systems); 10. Turing Machines; 11. Decidability and Complexity. 12. Theory of Automata and Formal Languages Anand Sharma 1. Introduction; 2. Introduction to Finite Automata; 3. Introduction of Regular Expression; 4. Introduction to Context-Free-Grammar; 5. Push-Down-Automata; 6. Turing- Machine; 7. Functions; 8. Introduction to Production System; 9. Introduction to Post-Machine; 10. Universal- Turing-Machine; Model Papers. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2006 PAGES: 522 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 13. School Computer Awareness Dinesh Maidasani 1. Overview of the Computer; 2. Introduction to Paint; 3. Computer Hardware; 4. Windows XP; 5. Word Processing; 6. Spreadsheets; 7. Advance Spreadsheets; 8. Presentation Tools; 9. Networking; 10. Internet; 11. HTML. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2012 PAGES: 345 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 360 PRICE: ` ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE/AUTOMATA THEORY AND COMPILERS/BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST 119

3 14. Computer Fundamentals and Information Technology Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Computer and Information Technology; 2. Computer Organization and Working; 3. Input Devices; 4. Output Devices; 5. Storage Devices; 6. Computer Virus and Elimination; 7. Computer Software; 8. Operating Systems; 9. Application Software; 10. Number System; 11. Data Communication and Networks; 12. Disk Operating System (DOS); 13. Windows 95/98; 14. Advanced Features of Windows; 15. System Tools; 16. Communication; 17. Multiple Users Features of Windows; 18. Linux Operating System; 19. Windows NT; 20. Word Processing & Microsoft Word; 21. Spread Sheets & Microsoft Excel; 22. Microsoft Power Point; 23. Introduction to Visual Foxpro; 24. Working with Tables; 25. Working with Queries; 26. Working with Forms; 27. Working with Reports; 28. Working with Command Windows; 29. Relational Database Concepts of Visual Foxpro; 30. Visual Foxpro Utilities; 31. Functions in Visual Foxpro; 32. Programming and Developing Applications. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 601 PRICE: ` E-Literacy Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Input, Output and Storage Devices; 3. Windows Operating Systems; 4. Microsoft Word; 5. Microsoft Excel; 6. Microsoft PowerPoint; 7. Web Designing with HTML; 8. Working with Symbols (Flash). ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 SIZE: PAGES: PRICE: ` Call Centers Made Easy Stephen Medcroft 1. Phone Systems; 2. Improving Your Business Telephone System; 3. Telephone Lines; 4. Telemarketing Call Centers; 5. Customer Service Call Centers; 6. Automatic Call Distribution; 7. Handling Voice Calls; 8. Multimedia Call Centers; 9. Keeping Track of Everything; 10. Putting All the Elements Together; 11. A Primer on Purchasing; 12. Managing a Successful cut over, Appendixes. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 SIZE: PAGES: 310 PRICE: ` Computer Organisation Manjeet Kaur Bedi, Vikram Singh, Manish Kumar Jindal 1. Information Representation; 2. Binary Logic; 3. Combinational and Sequential Circuit; 4. Sequential Logic; 5. Memory System; 6. CPU Organisation; 7. I/O Organisation. 18. Popular Metaheuristic Optimization Techniques Manisha Kumari Deep, Rashmi Sahay 1. Metaheuristic Optimization; 2. Genetic Algorithms; 3. Simulated Annealing; 4. Tabu Search (TS); 5. Ant Colony Optimization; 6. Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 72 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 19. MCQs in Computer Science B.L.Shivakumar 1. Computer Organisation and Architecture; 2. C Programming; 3. Data Structures and Algorithms; 4. Software Engineering; 5. Operating System; 6. Object-oriented Programming in C++; 7. Computer Graphics and Multimedia; 8. Microprocessor and Interfacing Devices; 9. Computer Networks; 10. Data Mining and Data Warehouse; 11. Digital Image Processing; 12. J2EE Glossary. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2014 PAGES: 257 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 20. Research Methods of Computer Science Ehtiram Raza Khan, Huma Anwar 1. Objective and Dimensions of Research; 2. Research Problems; 3. Research Methodology; 4. Research Proposal Annexure Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 95 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 21. Computer Architecture Nirmala Sharma 1. Digital Fundamentals; 2. Register Transfer Language; 3. CPU Organisation; 4. Pipelining and Parallel Processing; 5. Computer Arithmetic; 6. Microprogrammed Control Unit; 7. Memory Organisation; 8. Input-Output Organisation. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 125 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 226 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 120 BEGINNERS & GENERAL INTEREST/COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE

4 22. Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal 1. Fundamentals of Computer Architecture; 2. Instruction Level Parallel Processors; 3. Memory Hierarchy Technology; 4. Shared Memory MIMD Architecture. 25. Theory and Practice of E-Commerce Pramod Bhatnagar, Anshum Srivastava 1. Overview of E-Business; 2. Electronic Commerce; 3. Electronic Payment System; 4. Business to Business E-Commerce; 5. Mobile Commerce; 6. Mobile Banking; 7. Internet; 8. Firewall System; 9. Electronic Data Interchange; 10. Supply Chain Management. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 183 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 87 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 26. Website Boosting Mario Fischer 23. Digital Design and Computer Organisation Dr. Nasib S. Gill, J.B. Dixit 1. Number System and Data Representation; 2. Codes and Binary Arithmetic; 3. Boolean Algebra and Simplification Techniques; 4. Digital Logic and Arithmetic Circuits; 5. Combinational Circuits; 6. Flip Flops; 7. Registers and Counters; 8. Memory Organisation and Secondary Storage System; 9. Microprocessor and CPU Design; 10. Basic Computer Design; 11. Microprogrammed Design; 12. Input/ Output Organisation; 13. CISC and RISC Architecture. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 396 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP Part I : Online Marketing: Getting the Customers 1. Traditional Online Marketing; 2. Viral Marketing; 3. Guerilla Marketing; 4. Newsletter; 5. Customer Retention through Weblogs and RSS-Feeds Part II : Search Engines: Be Found by Customers 6. Basics of Search Engines and How Search is Done there; 7. Activating Advertising in Search Engines; 8. Search Engine Optimization for Individual Web Pages; 9. Search Engine Optimization for the Entire Website; 10. Strategic Search Engine Optimization; 11. Releasing the Technical Handbrakes; 12. Pitfalls in Optimization Part III : Usability: Control Flow of Visitors 13. What are the Expectations of Users and Customers; 14. Selecting the Right Words; 15. Design Clear Navigation; 16. Text in the Web: Powerful and Legible; 17. The Impact of Visual Design; 18. The Bias: The Conversion Rates; 19. Testing Usability with Your Own Means Part IV : Optimization: Tools for Checking 20. Tools for Evaluating the Visitor Behaviour; 21. Useful Tools for Optimization; 22. Checklists; 23. What Still Remained at the End of the Day. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 455 PRICE: ` Grid Computing : A Practical Guide to Technology and Applications Ahmar Abbas 1. IT Infrastructure Evolution; 2. Productivity Paradox and Information Technology; 3. Business Value of Grid Computing; 4. Grid Computing Technology An Overview; 5. Desktop Grids; 6. Cluster Grids; 7. HPC Grids; 8. Data Grids; 9. The Open Grid Services Architecture; 10. Creating and Managing Grid Services; 11. Desktop Supercomputing : Native Programming for Grids; 12. Grid-Enabling Software Applications; 13. Application Integration; 14. Grid-Enabling Network Services; 15. Managing Grid Environments; 16. Grid Computing Adoption in Research and Industry; 17. Grids in Life Sciences; 18. Grids in the Telecommunications Sector; 19. Grids in Other Industries; 20. Hive Computing for Transactions Processing Grids. ISBN: EDITION: 2014 PAGES: 408 PRICE: ` E-Commerce Mamta Bhusry Unit 1 : Foundation of E-commerce 1. Foundations of E-commerce; 2. Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Electronic Commerce; 3. Business-to-Business (B2B) Electronic Commerce Unit 2 : Network Infrastructure for E-commerce 4. Network Infrastructure for E-commerce; 5. The Internet Intranets and Extranets as E-commerce Infrastructure Unit 3 : Web Security 6. Web Security; 7. Cryptography; 8. Firewall Unit 4 : Electronic Payment Systems 9. Electronic Payment Systems Unit 5 : Mobile Commerce 10. Mobile Commerce; 11. WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) Unit 6 : Legal Requirements in E-commerce 12. Legal Requirements in E-commerce. ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 215 PRICE: ` COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE/ELECTRONIC COMMERCE 121

5 28. Electronic Commerce Pete Lohsin, John Vacca Part I. Overview of E-Commerce Technology 1. What is Electronic Commerce?; 2. Types of E-Commerce Technology; 3. Types of E-Business Models and Markets; 4. Types of E-Commerce Providers and Vendors; Part II. Designing and Building E-Commerce Web Sites : Hands On 5. E-Commerce Web Site Creation; 6. Managing E-Commerce Web Site Development; 7. Building Shopping Cart Applications; 8. Mobile Electronic Commerce; 9. Enhancing a Web Server with E-Commerce Application Development; Part III. Implementing and Managing E-Commerce Web Sites 10. Strategies, Techniques and Tools; 11. Implementing Merchandising Strategies; 12. Implementing E-Commerce Databases; 13. Applying and Managing E-Business Intelligence Tools for Application Development; Part IV. Designing, Building and Implementing E-Commerce Security 14. Types of Security Technologies; 15. Protocols for the Public Transport of Private Information; 16. Building an E-Commerce Trust Infrastructure; 17. Implementing E-Commerce Enterprise Applications Security Integration; 18. Strong Transaction Security in Multiple Server Environments; 19. Securing and Managing Your Storefront for E-Business; Part V. Electronic Payments Technology 20. Payment Technology Issues; 21. Electronic Payment Methods Through Smart Cards; 22. Electronic Payment Systems; 23. Digital Currencies; Part VI. E-Commerce Solutions and Future Directions 24. International E-Commerce Solution; 25. Business-to-Business and Business-to-Consumer; 26. Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations; Part VII. Appendices ISBN: EDITION: 2006 PAGES: 472 PRICE: ` Data and Computer Communication Rachna Sharma 1. Introduction; 2. Protocol and Architecture; 3. Data Transmission and Transmission Media; 4. Data Encoding and Communication Interfaces; 5. Data Link Control; 6. Multiplexing; 7. Circuit and Packet Switching; 8. ATM and Frame Relay; 9. LANs and Medium Access Control Protocols. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 136 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 32. Elements of Data Communication and Networks S.A. Amutha Jeevakumari 1. Data Communication; 2. Error Detection and Correction; 3. Data Link Control; 4. Data Link Protocols; 5. Internetworking; 6. Routing; 7. Transport Layer; 8. Congestion Control and Qos; 9. Application Layer; 10. Security. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 225 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 29. Marketing in the Cyber Age Kurt Rohner Part I : Paragigms, The Why 1. The Networking Society takes over from the Consumer Society; 2. The Revolution in Marketing: from the Masses to the Individual; 3. Data the terrain of the Information era; Part II : Perspectives, The What 4. Databases Marketing; 5. Electronic Marketing; 6. The Internet; Part III : Practice, The How 7. Marketing Programmes; 8. Implementation Projects; 9. Essentials of Cyber Marketing for Managers. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 PAGES: 250 PRICE: ` Data Communication System Monika Khurana 1. Fundamentals of Data Communication; 2. Transmission Media; 3. Data Modems; 4. Multi Channel Data Communication; 5. Networking Fundamentals; 6. OSI Model and TCP/IP Suite; 7. Data Link Protocol; 8. Local Area Network (LAN); 9. Wide Area Networks; 10. Data Transmission Networks; 11. Wireless Communication; 12. Security and Privacy; Annexures; Model Question Paper. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 239 PRICE: ` Data and Computer Network Communication Shashi Banzal Part 1: Computer Communication and Network Basics 1. Overview of Computer Communication and Networking; 2. Network Models; Part 2: Physical Layer 3. Data Transmission Signals; 4. Multiplexing and Switching; 5. Transmission Media; 6. Telecommunication; 7. Cable Television; 8. High Speed Digital Access SONET; Part 3: Data Link Layer 9. Data Link Layer; 10. Error Control; 11. Data Link Layer Protocols; 12. Channel; Part 4: The Media Access Control Sub-layer (MAC) 13. Medium Access Control (MAC); Part 5: Local Area Network (LAN) 14. Ethernet; 15. Tocken Ring; 16. Blue tooth; 17. Virtual LAN (VLAN); 18. Wireless Transmission; 19. Frame Relay; 20. ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode); 21. Fiber Distributed Data Interface; 22. Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN); 23. Switched Multimegabit Data Service; Part 6: Network Layer 24. Network Layer Overview; 25. Internet Working; 26. Routing Basics; Part 7: Flow and Congestion Control 27. Flow Control Basics; 28. Bridge Basics; Part 8: Transport Layer 29. Transport Layer Protocols; Part 9: Presentation and Application Layer 30. Application Layer. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 766 PRICE: ` ELECTRONIC COMMERCE/DATA/COMPUTER COMMUNICATION

6 34. Upgrading SAP M.C. Sens 1. Introduction; 2. What Is SAP Software?; 3. SAP Layers and Architecture; 4. SAP Software Logistics; 5. Reason for Upgrading; 6. Difference Between Upgrade and Implementation; 7. Hardware-Related Items; 8. Upgrade Technology; 9. Unicode Conversion; 10. Upgrade Project Management; 11. Third-Party Tools; 12. SAP New Dimensions Products; 13. SAP NetWeaver Java AS; 14. Support Tools; 15. The Direction of SAP. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2010 PAGES: 331 PRICE: ` Introduction to Database Management System Satinder Bal Gupta, Aditya Mittal 1. Introduction to Database Systems; 2. E-R and EER Models; 3. File Organization; 4. Data Models; 5. Relational Algebra and Calculus; 6. Functional Dependency and Normalisation; 7. Query Languages; 8. Transactions and Concurrency Control; 9. Database Security and Authorization; 10. Database Recovery System; 11. Query Processing and Optimization; 12. Parallel and Distributed Databases 13. Data Warehouses and Data Mining 14. Database Design Project 15. Additional Topics. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 288 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 36. Introduction to SQL and PL/SQL Sharad Maheshwari, Ruchin Jain 1. Introduction; 2. Getting Started; 3. Alter, Views and Index; 4. SQL *Plus Functions; 5. Normalization; 6. Relations, Join, Reports; 7. Introduction to PL/SQL; 8. Cursors; 9. Trigger; 10. Subprograms : Procedure and Functions. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 389 PRICE: ` Taxonomy of Database Management System Aditya Kumar Gupta Part I: Basic Concepts 1. Basic Concepts of Database System; 2. Entity-relationship Model; 3. Data Models and its Implementation; 4. Introduction to Relational Model; 5. Oracle: A Relational Database Management System; Part II: Core Topics 6. Structured Query Language: SQL; 7. Procedural Language; 8. Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus; 9. Normalizing Database; 10. Database Design and Tuning; 11. Transaction Processing; 12. Query Procession and Query Optimization; 13. Database Recovery Techniques; 14. Concurrency Control; Part III: Advance Topics 15. Data Warehousing; 16. Data Mining; 17. Object Oriented Database; 18. Distributed Database; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 146 PRICE: ` DBMS Complete Practical Approach Sharad Maheshwari, Ruchin Jain 1. Introduction; 2. Getting Started; 3. Alter, Views and Index; 4. SQL *Plus Functions; 5. Normalization; 6. Relations, Join, Reports; 7. Introduction to PL/SQL; 8. Cursors; 9. Trigger; 10. Subprograms : Procedure and Functions; 11. Packages; 12. Oracle Utilities; 13. Oracle Forms; 14. Oracle Reports; 15. Objects & Basic Database Administration; Lab Assignment 20. FAQ; Competitive Questions; Appendix; Bibliography; Index. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2006 PAGES: 656 PRICE: ` Data Mining and Data Warehousing Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal 1. Introduction to Data Mining; 2. Data Pre-processing; 3. Application and Future Scope of Data Mining; 4. The Knowledge Discovery Process; 5. Data Mining Techniques; 6. Concept Description; 7. Association Rule Mining in Large Databases; 8. Classification and Prediction; 9. Cluster Analysis; 10. Data Warehouse; 11. Multidimensional Data Model; 12. Data Warehouse Architecture; 13. Components of Data Warehouse; 14. On-line Analytical Processing; 15. Decision Support System; 16. Aggregation; 17. Backup and Recovery of Data; 18. Performance Tuning and Testing of Data Warehouse. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 355 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 40. Principles and Implementation of Data Warehousing Rajeev A. Parida 1. Data Warehousing Concepts and Designs; 2. Parallelism and Partitioning in Data Warehouses; 3. Indexes Constraints and Materialized Views; 4. Dimensions; 5. Loading and Transformation; 6. Extraction, Transformation and Loading; 7. Maintaining the Data Warehouse; 8. Change Data Capture; 9. Summary Advisor; 10. SQL for Aggregation in Data Warehouses; 11. Schema Modeling Techniques; 12. SQL for Analysis in Data Warehouses; 13. Online Analytical Processing; 14. Using Parallel Execution; 15. Query Rewrite; 16. Oracle 9i Data Mining; 17. Data Mining Programming Using Oracle. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 487 PRICE: ` Theory of Computation Arun Kumar Patel, Neha Mangla, Mahesh Yadav 1. Finite Automata and Regular Expression; 2. Introduction to Machines; 3. Properties of Regular Set; 4. Grammars; 5. Pushdown Automata; 6. Chomsky Hierarchies; 7. Turing Machines; 8. Computability. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 198 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP DATABASE SYSTEMS FOR MANAGEMENT/DATA WAREHOUSING/DISCRETE MATHEMATICS AND GRAPH THEORY 123

7 42. Theory of Computation Dr. Poonam Sinha, Sunita Gond, Apurva Saxena 1. Introduction of Automata Theory; 2. Automata; 3. Formal Language; 4. Regular Expression; 5. Context Free Grammar; 6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Turing Machine; 8. Types of Turing Machine; 9. Computability; 10. Context Sensitive Language Appendix; Solved Examples; Important University Solved Problems; Objective Type Questions; Question Papers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 216 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 46. Theory of Computation Dr. O. G. Kakde 1. Mathematical Foundations; 2. Finite Automata; 3. Regular Expressions and Pumping Lemma for Regular Sets; 4. Formal Grammar, Chomsky Hierarchy and Regular Grammar; 5. Context-free Grammar; 6. Pushdown Automata; 7. Properties of Context-free Languages; 8. Turing Machines; 9. Undecidability; 10. Rescursive Function Theory. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 211 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 43. Graph Theory Udit Agarwal, Umesh Pal Singh 1. Elementary Combinatorics; 2. Discrete Numeric Functions and Generating Functions; 3. Recurrence Relations; 4. Graphs 5. Euler and Hamiltonian Graphs; 6. Trees; 7. Cut-sets and Network Flows; 8. Planar and Dual Graphs; 9. Vector Spaces of a Graph; 10. Matrix-representation of Graphs; 11. Coloring of Graphs; 12. Directed Graphs; 13. Enumeration of Graphs; 14. Applications of Graph Theory. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 304 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 44. Graph Theory Harish Kumar Taluja, Diwakar Bhardwaj 1. Set Theory; 2. Basics of Counting; 3. Binomial Coefficients; 4. Principles of Inclusion and Exclusion; 5. Counting Principal and Recurrence Relation; 6. Basic Concepts; 7. Trees; 8. Multi Graphs and Euler Circuits; 9. Hamiltonian Graphs; 10. Planar Graphs; 11. Network Flows; 12. Matrix Representation of Graph; 13. Chromatic Numbers; Examination paper. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 207 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 45. Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science Dr. J. Rajendra Prasad, T. Rama Rao, A. Madana Mohana Rao 1. Mathematical Logic; 2. Statement Calculus and Predicate Logic; 3. Set Theory; 4. Algebraic Systems (Algebraic Structures); 5. Elementary Combinatorics; 6. Recurrence Relations; 7. Graph Theory; 8. Graph Thoery and Applications. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 444 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 47. The Game Production Handbook Heather Maxwell Chandler Part I : General Production Overview 1. Game Production Overview; 2. Roles on the Team; 3. Project Management Methods Part II : Business Information 4. Legal Information; 5. Developer and Publisher Relationships; Part III : Managing People 6. Hiring and Retaining Talent; 7. Teams; 8. Effective Communication; Part IV : Technical Production 9. Mussively Maltiplayer Online Games; 10. Voiceover; 11. Music; 12. Motion Capture; 13. Marketing and Public Relations Part V : Pre-production 14. Game Concept; 15. Game Requirements; 16. Game Plan; Part VI : Production 17. Production Cycle; 18. Production Techniques; 19. Making Builds; 20. Software Ratings; 21. Localization; Part VII : Testing 22. Testing; 23. Code Releasing; Part VIII : Post-Production 24. Postmortems; 25. Closing kits; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2010 PAGES: 508 PRICE: ` PC Architecture and Peripherals Dinesh Maidasani, Balvir Singh, Ravi Sharma Part-I 1. Introduction to Hardware and Personal Computers; 2. Personal Computers Motherboards; 3. Storage Devices; 4. Computer Serial Devices; 5. Computer Parallel Devices; 6. USB Devices; Part-II 1. SMPS and Troubleshooting; 2. Monitor and Troubleshooting; 3. PC Assembling; 4. CMOS and Features; 5. OS Installation; 6. System Files; 7. Virus; 8. PC Tools; 9. Linux and Unix. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 141 PRICE: ` DISCRETE MATHEMATICS AND GRAPH THEORY/GAMING/HARDWARE

8 49. Troubleshooting of Electronic Devices Nipun Sharma 1. Overview of PC; 2. Switched-Mode Power Supply Basics; 3. Power Supply Troubleshooting; 4. Motherboards and their Components; 5. Motherboard Troubleshooting; 6. Printers; 7. Printer Troubleshooting; 8. Monitor Basics; 9. Monitor Repair; 10. Uninterrupted Power Supply; 11. UPS Troubleshooting; 12. Cell Phone Technology; 13. Mobile Phone Troubleshooting; Appendix; Sample Papers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 272 PRICE: ` TCP/IP Application Layer Protocols for Embedded Systems M. Tim Jones 1. Introduction to Internetworking; 2. TCP/IP and Embedded Systems; 3. Introduction to Application Layer Protocols; 4. Embedded SMTP Client; 5. Embedded SMTP Server; 6. Embedded POP3 Client; 7. Embedded HTTP Server; 8. Embedded SNMP Agent; 9. Embedded Command-Line- Interface (CLI); 10. Embedded Service Location Protocol (SLP); 11. Embedded NNTP Client; 12. Designing New Application Layer Protocols; 13. Protocols Survey; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 460 PRICE: ` Computer Applications and Hardware Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Computers; 2. Microprocessors; 3. Motherboards; 4. Buses; 5. Memory; 6. HDD; 7. FDD; 8. CD ROM; 9. Input Devices; 10. Power Supply; 11. Output Devices; 12. I/O Interface; 13. Other Peripherals; 14. Computer Installation; 15. BIOS; 16. Operating Systems; 17. Testing and Maintenance; 18. Data Recovery and BIOS Upgrading; 19. Laptop Basics; 20. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 428 PRICE: ` Digital Hardware Design Shamim Akhter 1. Introduction to VHDL; 2. Basic HDL Concepts; 3. Data Flow Modeling; 4. Concurrent and Sequential Statements; 5. A Session with MODEL SIM Simulator; 6. Structural Modeling; 7. Packages and Subprograms; 8. Test Bench; 9. State Machine Modeling; 10. RTL Synthesis; 11. Introduction to State Machines; 12. Finite State Machines; 13. Asynchronous Sequential Circuits; 14. Fault Analysis and Hazards Detection. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 205 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 52. PC Hardware Balvir Singh 1. Fundamentals of PC; 2. Microprocessor; 3. Motherboard and Hard Disk; 4. Assembling the PC; 5. CMOS and BIOS; 6. Partitioning and Formatting; 7. Installation and Troubleshooting; 8. Static Current; 9. Windows Operating Systems; 10. Windows Diagnostic Tools; 11. PC Tools; 12. Linux and Unix. Model Test Papers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 177 PRICE: ` PC Repair and Maintenance: A Practical Guide Joel Rosenthal, Kevin Irwin 1. Overview; 2. System Configuration and Computer Hygiene; 3. Motherboards and Their Components; 4. Cases and Power Supplies; 5. Memory (RAM); 6. Magnetic Disk Drives; 7. CD and DVD Drives; 8. Video Sound, Modems, and Network Adapters; 9. Input Devices; 10. Troubleshooting Internet Connections; 11. Troubleshooting; 12. Things Not to Do with a Computer. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 346 PRICE: ` The A+ Certification and PC Repair Handbook Christopher A. Crayton, Joel Z. Rosenthal, Kevin J. Irwin Part I: PC Repair and Maintenance 1. Overview; 2. System Configuration and Computer Hygiene; 3. Motherboards and their Components; 4. Cases and Power Supplies; 5. Memory (RAM); 6. Magnetic Disk Drives; 7. CD and DVD Drives; 8. Video, Sound, Modems, and Network Adapters; 9. Input Devices; 10. Troubleshooting Internet Connections; 11. Troubleshooting; 12. Things Not to Do with a Computer; 13. Command-line Tutorial : MS-DOS and 32-Bit Commands: A Practical Tutorial and References Part II: The A+ Certification Exams 14. Introduction to the A+ Certification Exams Part II A: A+ Core Hardware Service Technician Study 15. Motherboards, Power, BIOS, and Expansion Buses; 16. Processors and Cache; 17. Understanding Memory; 18. System Resources and Input Devices; 19. Basic Output Devices; 20. Storage Devices and Interfaces; 21. Cables, Connectors, and Ports; 22. Basic Networking, Part II B: A+ Operating Systems Technologies Study (Exam ) 23. Operating System Fundamental and DOS; 24. Window 9x; 25. Window NT; 26. Windows 2000; 27. Windows Me; 28. Windows XP. ISBN: EDITION: 2010 PAGES: 868 PRICE: ` HARDWARE 125

9 56. PC Architecture and Peripherals-I Dinesh Maidasani 1. Introduction to Hardware and Personal Computers; 2. Personal Computer Motherboards; 3. Storage Devices; 4. Computer Serial Devices; 5. Computer Parallel Devices; 6. USB Devices; Model Test Papers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 170 PRICE: ` PC Architecture and Peripherals-II Balvir Singh, Ravi Sharma 1. SMPS and Troubleshooting; 2. Monitor and Troubleshooting; 3. PC Assembling; 4. CMOS and Features; 5. O.S Installation; 6. System Files; 7. Virus; 8. PC Tools; 9. Linux and Unix. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 164 PRICE: ` CD Cracking Uncovered (Protection against unsanctioned CD copying Kris Kaspersky Introduction 1. CD Organization; 2. Power of Reed-Solomon Codes; 3. Practical Advice on Urgent System Recovery; 4. Interfaces for Interaction with the Hardware; 5. Methods of Revealing Protection Mechanims; 6. Anti-Copying Mechanism; 7. Protection Mechanism for Preventing Playback in PC CD-ROM; 8. Protection Against File-By-File Disc Copying; 9. Protection Mechanism Based On Binding To Storage Media; 10. Data Recovery From CDs On the CD Index ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 422 PRICE: ` Computer Peripherals and Interfacing Jyoti Snehi 1. Introduction of Computer Peripherals and Interfacing; 2. Input Devices; 3. Output Devices; 4. Memory Peripherals; 5. Data Transmission and Computer Interfacing. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 136 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: LP 60. Essential Electronics for PC Technicians John W. Farber 1. PC Overview, Safety, and Tools; 2. Basic Concepts of Electricity; 3. Electrical Terms, Notations, and Prefixes; 4. The Electric Circuit and Voltage Generation; 5. Using A Digital Multimeter; 6. Resistors; 7. Series Circuits; 8. Parallel Circuits; 9. Series-Parallel Circuits; 10. Magnetism and Electromagnetism; 11. Inductors and Capacitors; 12. Alternating Current Circuits; 13. Transformers; 14. Power Supplies; 15. Tubes, Transistors, and Integrated Circuits; 16. Communications; 17. Building Power Wiring; 18. Computer Electronics: Review and Final Insights; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 PAGES: 546 PRICE: ` Computer Programming and IT Er. Ashish Sharma 1. Introduction; 2. Basic Computer Organization; 3. Input-output Devices; 4. Processor and Memory; 5. Number Systems; 6. Computer Codes 7. Computer Language; 8. Compiler, Interpreter and Assembler 9. Need of Programming-Defining Problem 10. Planning the Computer Program; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 257 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 62. Information Technology in Business Management Dr. Mukesh Dhunna, J.B. Dixit 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Information Technology; 3. Problem Solving Methodology; 4. Data Representation; 5. Hardware; 6. The Central Processing Unit; 7. Software Concepts; 8. Multimedia; 9. Disk Operating System (DOS); 10. Windows XP; 11. Linux; 12. Word Processing; 13. Spreadsheet Package; 14. Presentation Package; 15. Database Management System (DBMS); 16. Structured Query Language (SQL); 17. MS Access; 18. Networks and Communication; 19. The Internet; 20. Management Information Systems. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 797 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 63. Fundamentals of Computers J.B. Dixit 1. Basics of Computers; 2. Concepts of Hardware; 3. Concepts of Software; 4. Data Processing; 5. MS-Windows; 6. Word Processing. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 255 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 126 HARDWARE/IT FUNDAMENTALS

10 64. A Complete Guide to Computer Fundamentals Sudipto Das 1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Evolution of Computers; 3. Computer Organization; 4. Digital Numerical System and Codes; 5. Boolean Algebra and Logic Circuits; 6. Operating Systems; 7. Networking and Internet; 8. The Concept of Data Base Systems; 9. Programming Basics; 10. Programming Languages-A Fact File; 11. System Development; 12. Software Engineering. Appendix, Bibliography, Glossary. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 226 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 65. Dictionary of Information Technology Ramesh Bangia 67. Excel With Information and Communications Technology J.B. Dixit, Saurabh Gupta TERM ONE Section-1: Basic ICT Concepts 1. Information and Communications Technology (ICT); 2. Introduction to Computers. Section-2: Hardware and Software 1. Hardware; 2. Software. Section-3: Typing Speed Development 1. Keyboarding and Mouse Skills Review. TERM TWO Section-1: Word Processing Application 1. Word Processing; 2. Editing Text in Word Processing Document; 3. Formatting Word Processing Document; 4. Inserting Tables and Symbols Word Processing Document; 5. Printing. Section-2: The Internet 1. The Internet; 2. Using the Internet to Communicate; 3. Accessing Information from the Internet. TERM THREE Section-1: Spreadsheet Application 1. Spreadsheet; 2. Application of Selected Formula and Functions; 3. Formatting Worksheet; 4. Editing Worksheet; 5. Printing Worksheet. Section-2: Project Work 1. Project Work-Research Report. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 344 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2010 PAGES: 515 PRICE: ` Computer Science Question Bank Saurabh Gupta 1. Computer Concepts; 2. Systems Software; 3. Data Communications and Networks; 4. Database Management Systems; 5. Systems Development Process; 6. Management Information Systems; 7. Interactive Graphics; 8. Windows Server; 9. Data Structures & C++; 10. Object Oriented Programming; 11. C Language; 12. Oracle Database. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 587 PRICE: ` Impact of Information and Communication Technology on Public Life Prof. Vikram Singh 1. Information Technology in Public Life-An Overview; 2. E-Health Systems; 3. E-Learning: ICT Enabled Education; 4. Impact of ICT on Society and Culture; 5. ICT for Rural Development; 6. Daily Life ICT Applications; 7. ICT in Transport and Logistics; 8. ICT in Travel and Tourism; 9. Farm Applications of ICT; 10. ICT in Judicial System; 11. Information Technology and Crime; 12. Electronic Commerce; 13. Online Journalism; 14. ICT for Women Empowerment; 15. ICT for Crime Control. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 154 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 69. Information and Communication Technologies Rajendra Kumar Unit 1 1. An Overview of Information and Communication Technologies; 2. E-Commerce and E-Business; 3. E-Banking Unit 2 4. E-Learning; 5. E-Governance; 6. E-Tourism and Hospitality Sectors Unit 3 7. E-Health; 8. ICT in Farming and Agriculture; 9. ICT in Transport Sector Unit E-Journalism; 11. Rural Development and Women Employment; Abbreviations. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 401 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP IT FUNDAMENTALS 127

11 70. Learning Computer Fundamentals, MS Office and Internet and Web Technology Dinesh Maidasani Section A : Computer Fundamentals 1. Introduction to Computer and Information Technology; 2. Computer Organization and Working; 3. Input Devices; 4. Output Devices; 5. Storage Devices; 6. Number System; 7. DOS Commands. Section B : MS Office 1. Microsoft Windows Vista; 2. Microsoft Office Word 2007; 3. Working with Documents in Word 2007; 4. Microsoft Office Excel 2007; 5. Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007; 6. Other Software of Microsoft Office Section C : Internet and Web Technology 1. Internet and World Wide Web; 2. ; 3. Introduction to HTML; 4. Hyperlinking Websites; 5. Creating Frames and Tables. ISBN: EDITION: Third, Fundamentals of Information Technology Dr. Durgesh Pant, Mahesh Kumar Sharma 1. Computer Appreciation; 2. Computer Organization; 3. Software and Programming Language Classifications; 4. Digital Fundamentals; 5. Fundamentals of Communications and Networking; 6. Concepts in Operating Systems; 7. MS-Office Tools; 8. Internet and World Wide Web; 9. IT Industry Trends, Careers and Applications in India; 10. Information Representation; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 227 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP PAGES: 278 PRICE: ` Fundamentals of Information Technology Including MS Office Dinesh Maidasani, Jai Narayan Yadav 71. Theory of Information Technology P.K. Yadav 1. Fundamental Concept of Information; 2. Information Representation; 3. Computer Appreciation; 4. Programming Language, Classification and Methodology; 5. Digital Fundamental; 6. Data Communication and Network; 7. Internet and World Wide Web; 8. Web Technologies; 9. Introductory Concepts in Operating System and DBMS; 10. Industry Trends of IT and its Applications in Computer Programming Lab. Notes on C Solved Program on C. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 297 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP Section A: Computer Fundamentals 1. Computer Fundamentals; 2. Classification of Computer; 3. Number System; 4. DOS Commands; 5. Operating Systems. Section B: MS Office 1. Windows Operating System; 2. Introduction to Microsoft Office 2000; 3. Word Processing & Microsoft Word; 4. Spreadsheets & Microsoft Excel; 5. Microsoft Power Point; 6. Microsoft Access; 7. Other Software of Microsoft Office. Section C: Internet and Web Technology 1. Internet & World Wide Web; 2. ; 3. Introduction To HTML; 4. Hyperlinking Websites; 5. Creating Frames and Tables. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 356 PRICE: ` Fundamentals of Computer Akash Saxena, Sunil Chauhan, Kratika Gupta Part A 1. Introduction to Computer System; 2. Computer Organization; 3. Number System; 4. Binary Arithmetic; 5. Algorithms and Flowchart; 6. Computer Languages; 7. Input- Output Devices; 8. Storage Devices; 9. Operating System; 10. Viruses. Part B 1. An Introduction to C; 2. Components of C Language; 3. Input/Output Functions; 4. Conditional Statement; 5. Looping; 6. Arrays in C; 7. Function; 8. Pointer in C; 9. Structure and Union; 10. File Handling in C; 11. Preprocessor. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 242 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 75. Information Technology Bible Ramesh Bangia 1. The Computer System; 2. The Input Output Devices; 3. Computer Languages and Communications; 4. Operating Systems; 5. Microsoft Windows; 6. Windows Accessories; 7. Word Processing and Microsoft Office; 8. Microsoft Word; 9. Microsoft Word continued; 10. Microsoft PowerPoint; 11. Microsoft PowerPoint continued; 12. Microsoft Excel; 13. Functions in Microsoft Excel; 14. Charts in Microsoft Excel; 15. Microsoft Excel Functions; 16. Microsoft Access; 17. Introduction to Internet; 18. Web Browsers; 19. Understanding Telnet; 20. Working with FTP; 21. Search Engines; 22. World Wide Web; 23. Working with ; 24. HTML; 25. Working with Graphics in HTML; 26. Tables in HTML. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 567 PRICE: ` IT FUNDAMENTALS

12 76. Foundations of Computer Science Ashok Arora 1. Evolution of Computers; 2. Applications of Computers; 3. Basic Computers Organisation; 4. Input and Output Devices; 5. Storage Devices; 6. Data Representation and Computer Arithmetic; 7. Computer Architecture; 8. Software; 9. Operating Systems; 10. Programming Concepts and Languages; 11. Information, Database and Processing; 12. Data Communication and Networking; 13. Overview of Internet; 14. Multimedia and Computer Graphics; 15. System and Data Security. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 386 PRICE: ` Fundamentals of Computer Programming and Information Technology J.B. Dixit Part A: 1. Computer Basics; 2. Introduction to Windows; 3. Introduction to MS-WORD; Part B: 1. Introduction to C++ Language; 2. Data Types, Variables and Constants; 3. Operators and Expressions; 4. Control Structures; 5. Arrays and String Handling; 6. Functions in C++; 7. Concepts of Object Oriented Programming; 8. Structures; 9. Classes and Objects; 10. Constructors and Destructors; 11. Operator Overloading Concepts and Type Conversions; 12. Inheritance (Extending Classes); 13. Pointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism; 14. Managing Console I/O Operations; 15. File Handling; 16. Introduction to Information Technology; 17. Introduction to Internet and its Applications. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2005 PAGES: 690 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 79. Computer Graphics Dr. Prabhakar Gupta, Vineet Agarwal, Manish Varshney 1. Introduction; to Computer Graphics; 2. Graphics Primitives; 3. Polygon; 4. Segments; 5. Transformation; 6. Windowing and Clipping; 7. 3-D Transformation; 8. Interaction; 9. Hidden Lines and Surfaces; 10. Introduction to Curve Generation. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 213 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 80. Digital Image Processing Dr. Shashi Kumar Singh 1. Introduction and Fundamentals; 2. Image Enhancement in Spatial Domain; 3. Image Enhancement in Frequency Domain; 4. Image Restoration; 5. Color Image Processing; 6. Morphological Image Processing; 7. Image Registration; 8. Image Segmentation; 9. Feature Extreaction and Representation; 10. Image Description; 11. Pattern Recognition. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 237 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 81. Computer Graphics V.K. Pachghare 1. Introduction to Computer Graphics; 2. Fundamental Algorithms for Line Generation; 3. Polygon; 4. Graphics Primitives; 5. 2-D Transformations; 6. Windowing and Clipping; 7. Segments; 8. Interactive Graphics; 9. Three Dimensions; 10. Hidden Surfaces and Lines; 11. Illumination and Shading; 12. Curves and Fractals; 13. Texture Mapping; 14. Animation; 15. Graphics User Interface; 16. Multimedia. ISBN: EDITION: Third, 2011 PAGES: 394 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 78. Introduction to Multimedia Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Multimedia; 2. Computer Fonts and Hypertext; 3. Audio Fundamentals and Representations; 4. Image Fundamentals and Representations; 5. Video and Animation; 6. Multimedia Authoring; 7. HTML Basics. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 344 PRICE: ` Professional In Multimedia Ramesh Bangia 1. Page Maker 7.0; 2. CorelDRAW 12; 3. Photoshop CS3; 4. Dreamweaver CS3; 5. Flash CS3; 6. Adobe Fireworks; 7. Adobe Premiere Pro; 8. Adobe After Effects; 9. Illustrator CS3; 10. Sound Forge; 11. 3D Max 9.0; 12. Maya. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 422 PRICE: ` IT FUNDAMENTALS/GRAPHICS/MULTIMEDIA/ANIMATION 129

13 83. Digital Image Processing Abhishek Yadav, Poonam Yadav 1. Introduction & Fundamentals; 2. Image Enhancement in Spatial Domain; 3. Image Enhancement in Frequency Domain; 4. Image Restoration; 5. Color Image Processing; 6. Image Compression; 7. Morphological Image Processing; 8. Image Registration; 9. Feature Extraction and Image Segmentation; 10. Object Representation and Description; 11. Pattern/Object Recognition. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 224 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 84. Computer Graphics and Multimedia Ehtiram Raza Khan, Huma Anwar 1. Introduction to Computer Graphics, Graphics Primitives & Devices; 2. Drawing Geometry-Line & Circle Drawing Algorithms; 3. 2-D Transformations & Graphics Operations; 4. 3-D Transformations & Hidden Surfaces; 5. Interaction, Rendering & Illumination; 6. Curves & Animation; 7. Multimedia. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 241 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 87. Human Computer Interaction Rajendra Kumar 1. Introduction; 2. User Interface; 3. WIMP; 4. Designing a User Interface; 5. Development and Evaluation of User Interface; 6. Ergonomics; 7. Usability; 8. Case Study The Macintosh Interface; Question Papers; References. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2008 PRICE: ` PAGES: Multimedia and Web Technology Ramesh Bangia Unit I Computer System 1. Computer System; 2. Software; 3. Microsoft Windows Unit II Web Development 4. Introduction to HTML; 5. More on HTML; 6. Cascading Style Sheets; 7. Extensive Markup Language; 8. Introduction to ASP; 9. More on ASP Unit III Multimedia Scripting 10. VB Script; 11. Java Script Unit IV Multimedia and Authoring Tools 12. Multimedia; 13. Photoshop Image Editing Software; 14. Photoshop Using Selection; 15. Photoshop Working with Sound and Video; 16. Introduction to Flash; 17. Glossary. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 SIZE : 7 1 PAGES: 878 PRICE: ` Photoshop CS Shruti Lal 85. Making Digital Videos Ben Long 1. Introduction; 2. What you Need; 3. Writing; 4. Preproduction; 5. Preparing your Camera; 6. Shooting; 7. Preparing to Edit; 8. Editing; 9. Special Effects; 10. Output; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 284 PRICE: ` Multimedia Applications and Web Designing Dinesh Maidasani 1. Introduction to HTML; 2. Advance HTML; 3. DHTML; 4. Java Script; 5. Flash CS3; 6. DreamWeaver CS3; 7. Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0; 8. Questions. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 SIZE: PAGES: Looking at the Work Area; 2. What s New in Photoshop CS; 3. Getting Images into Photoshop; 4. Selecting Images; 5. Drawing Images; 6. Preparing Graphics for the Web; 7. Painting; 8. Working with Color; 9. Producing Consistent Color; 10. Using Type; 11. Saving and Exporting Images; 12. Using Channels; 13. Using Layers; 14. Applying Filters for Special Effects; 15. Designing Web Pages; 16. Automating Tasks; 17. Printing (Photoshop); 18. Keyboard Shortcuts. ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 434 PRICE: ` DS Max 6 Animation with Character Studio 4 and Plug-INS Boris Kulagin, Dmitry Morozov 1. Model Requirements; 2. Creating a Hair-Do; 3. The Basics of Character Facial Expressions; 4. Creating and Adjusting A Biped Skeleton; 5. Skinning A Biped Skeleton and Character Model; 6. Animating the Character; 7. Creating Clothing with Clothfx; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2006 SIZE: PRICE: ` PAGES: 216 PRICE: ` GRAPHICS/MULTIMEDIA/ANIMATION

14 91. Adobe Audition: Soundtracks for Digital Video Roman Petelin, Yury Petelin 1. Preparing for Work; 2. Working with Files and Waveforms. Audio Playback; 3. Recording Audio with a Microphone; 4. Analyzing the Recording and Elaborating a Signal-Processing Strategy; 5. Getting Rid of Mistakes, Noise, and Distortions; 6. Correcting the Spectrum; 7. Dynamic Processing; 8. Built-In Effects; 9. Using DirectX Plug-Ins; 10. Mixing a Multitrack Project to Stereo; 11. Creating a Soundtrack for a Movie; 12. Mixing a Project to the Surround Panorama; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2006 SIZE: PAGES: 278 PRICE: ` Illustrating with Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Robert Firebaugh 1. Why Illustrate in Macromedia Flash; 2. Getting Started; 3. Illustration Concepts; 4. Illustration Styles; 5. Illustration Approach; 6. Illustration Techniques; 7. Design Techniques; 8. Animation Techniques; 9. Game Techniques; 10. Tutorials; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2005 PAGES: 366 PRICE: ` Building A Digital Human Ken Brilliant 1. Assembling Reference Material; 2. Polygonal Modeling Terms & Techniques; 3. Building A Digital Human; 4. Modeling the Head; 5. Modeling the Arms, Hands and Fingers; 6. Modeling the Legs, Feet and Toes; 7. Modeling the Torso; 8. Texturing the Head; 9. Hair; 10. Signs of Life; 11. Creating New Characters; 12. The Female; 13. Clothing; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2005 PAGES: 380 PRICE: ` Multimedia Basics Technology (Vol. I) Andreas Holzinger 0. Introduction to multimedia Basics : Moduse; 1. Technology, deals with Fundamental Technology of Multimedia Information Systems. The Computer is in the Foreground. The Topics include: Information and Communication; 2. Signals and Coding; 3. Audio Technology; 4. Graphics Technology; 5. Video Technology (with Particular Regard to the Psychophysics of the Senses); 6. Multimedia via the Internet. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 SIZE: PAGES: 312 PRICE: ` Multimedia Basics Learning (Vol. II) Andreas Holzinger 0. Introduction to Multimedia; 1. Information Organization in the Human Brain; 2. Knowledge Organization and Informatics; 3. Learning and Theories of Learning; 4. Learning with Computers; 5. Learning with Software Media Didactics; 6. Working with Software: Influences. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2002 SIZE: PAGES: 326 PRICE: ` Multimedia Basics Design (Vol. III) Andreas Holzinger 0. Introduction to Multimedia; 1. Software Engineering and Project Management; 2. Usability and Software Ergonomy; 3. Typography and Graphics Design; 4. Audio Design; 5. Interaction and Communication; 6. Evaluation of Software. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2004 SIZE: PAGES: 280 PRICE: ` Maya Feature Creature Creations Todd Palamar Part I : In the Beginning 1. Getting Ready; 2. Pre-Production; 3. Biology 101: Imitating Life; Part II : Reference Material 4. Design and Conquer; 5. Sculpting; 6. Scanned Data; Part III : Modelling For Film 7. The Tools; 8. The Polygon Proxy; 9. Modelling the Skeleton; 10. Modeling the Skin; Part IV : Texturing For Film 11. Resolutions; 12. Make it Real; Part V : Anatomically Correct 13. Skeletons; 14. Muscles and Tendons; 15. The Dynamics of Life; 16. Fat; Part VI : Conclusion 17. Wrapping IT UP. Appendix About the CD-ROM ISBN: EDITION: 2003 PAGES: 376 PRICE: ` Sound Forge Power Scott R. Garrigus 1. MIDI and Digital Audio Basics; 2. Getting Started with Sound Forge; 3. Customizing Sound Forge; 4. Working with Audio Files; 5. Getting Around in Sound Forge; 6. Recording and Playback; 7. Editing Basics; 8. Exploring the Processing Functions; 9. Effects: the Really Cool Stuff; 10. Additional Audio Tools; 11. Producing for Multimedia and the Web; 12. Using Sound Forge with MIDI; 13. Sound Forge and Sampling; 14. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2004 PAGES: 344 PRICE: ` GRAPHICS/MULTIMEDIA/ANIMATION 131

15 99. Cryptography and Network Security A Practical Approach K. Haribaskar Part 1: Symmetric Ciphers 1. Introduction to Networking; 2. Classical Encryption Techniques; 3. Block Ciphers and the Data Encryption Standard; 4. Advanced Encryption Standard; Part 2: Asymmetric Ciphers 5. Number Theory; 6. Public-key, Cryptography and RSA; 7. Other Public Key Cryptosystems; Part 3: Cryptographic Data Integrity Algorithms 8. Cryptographic Hash Functions Part 4: Mutual Trust 9. Key Management and Distribution Part 5: Network and Internet Security 10. System Level Security-Appendices ISBN: EDITION: First, 2014 PAGES: 252 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 102. Computer Evidence: Collection and Preservation Christopher L.T. Brown Part I: Computer Forensics and Evidence Dynamics 1. Computer Forensics Essentials; 2. Rules of Evidence, Case Law, and Regulation; 3. Evidence Dynamics Part II: Information Systems 4. Interview, Policy and Audit; 5. Network Topology and Architecture; 6. Volatile Data Part III: Data Storage Systems and Media 7. Physical Disk Technologies; 8. SAN, NAS and RAID; 9. Removable Media Part IV: Artifact Collection 10. Tools, Preparation and Documentation; 11. Collecting Volatile Data; 12. Imaging Methodologies; 13. Large System Collection Part V: Archiving and Maintaining Evidence 14. The Forensics Workstation; 15. The Forensics Lab; 16. What s Next; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2012 PAGES: 394 PRICE: ` Network Security M.V. Arun Kumar Part-I 1. Introduction; 2. Network Components; 3. Network Topologies; 4. Network Technologies; 5. Multiple Access; 6. Flow Control and Sliding Window Protocols; 7. Switching; 8. Routing Part-II 1. Introduction; 2. Cryptography; 3. Public-Key Cryptography and Message Authentication; 4. Authentication Application; 5. Electronic Mail Security; 6. IP Security; 7. Web Security; 8. Network Management Security; 9. Intruders and Viruses; 10. Firewalls. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 203 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 101. Computer Forensics: Computer Crime Scene Investigation John R. Vacca 1. Computer Forensics Fundamentals; 2. Types of Computer Forensics Technology; 3. Types of Vendor and Computer Forensics Services; 4. Computer Forensics Evidence and Capture; 5. Data Recovery; 6. Evidence Collection and Data Seizure; 7. Duplication and Preservation of Digital Evidence; 8. Computer Image Verification and Authentication; 9. Computer Forensics Analysis; 10. Discovery of Electronic Evidence; 11. The Information Warfare Arsenal and Tactics of the Military; 12. The Information Warfare Arsenal and Tactics of Terrorist and Rogues; 13. Identification of Data; 14. Reconstructing Past Events; 15. Networks; 16. Countermeasures: Information Warfare; 17. Fighting Against Macro Threats: Defensive Strategies for Governments and Industry Groups; 18. Information Warfare Arsenal of the Future; 19. Surveillance Tools for Information Warfare of the Future; 20. Civilian Casualties The Victims and Refugees of Information Warfare; 21. The Information Warfare Arsenal and Tactics of Private Companies; 22. Advanced Computer Forensics. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 PAGES: 731 PRICE: ` Homeland Security: Techniques and Technologies Jesus Mena 1. Overview: The Homeland Security (HS) Tasks, Technologies and Processes; 2. Aggregation: How to Leverage the Web, Robots, and Commercial Demographics for Entity Validation; 3. Integration: The Components, Adapters, Middleware, and Web Services for Information Sharing; 4. Collaboration: The Technologies for Communicating Content, Expertise, and Analyses in Real Time; 5. Categorization: The Techniques for the Clustering of Concepts from Unstructured Content; 6. Intelligence: Systems for Detecting Terrorist Crimes; 7. Mining: Pattern Recognition and Agent Technologies for Analyzing Text and Data Remotely. ISBN: EDITION: 2007 PAGES: 331 PRICE: ` Net Spies Andrew Gauntlett 1. Privacy Matters; 2. How Information Slips Through the Net; 3. Who s Watching You?; 4. You ve Got Mail; 5. The Pamela Anderson Problem; 6. Hacking Through the Legal Jungle; 7. Unbreakable Codes; 8. Arresting Control; 9. The Future; 10. Resources and Recommended Reading; 11. Glossary. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2004 SIZE: 6 9 PAGES: 210 PRICE: ` NETWORK SECURITY

16 105. Firewall Architecture for the Enterprise Norbert Pohlmann, Tim Crothers 1. Business Transformation IT Security and Introduction to the Firewall; 2. TCP/IP Technology for the Internet and Intranet; 3. Threats in Networks; 4. Elements of a Firewall System; 5. Concepts of Firewall Systems; 6. Firewall Systems and Encryption; 7. Authentication Procedures; 8. Evaluating Firewall Solutions; 9. Practical use of Firewall Systems; 10. Firewall Security Policy; 11. Special and Secondary Issues Related to Firewall Systems; 12. Theoretical Foundations of Firewall Systems; 13. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 PAGES: 480 PRICE: ` Soft Computing: Concepts and Techniques M.Panda, M.R.Patra 1. Artificial Intelligent System: An Introduction; 2. Fuzzy Logic Systems; 3. Neural Networks; 4. Genetic Algorithms Fundamental of Artificial Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic Rajesh Kumar 1. Artificial Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic: Preliminaries; 2. Fundamental Models of Artificial Neural Network; 3. Associated Models; 4. Applications of Artificial Neural Network; 5. Foundations of Fuzzy Approaches Systems and ITS Applications; 6. Artificial Neural Network Controller. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 154 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 109. Neural Networks T.N. Shankar 1. Introduction; 2. Learning Process; 3. Single Layer Perceptrons; 4. Multi-layer Perceptrons; 5. Back Propagation; 6. Self Organization Maps; 7. Neuro Dynamics; 8. Hopfield Models. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PRICE: ` PAGES: 160 IMPRINT: USP 110. Neuro Fuzzy Systems Lamba, V.K. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2014 PAGES: 107 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 107. Neuroengineering The Future Bruce F. Katz PART I. Foundational Material 1. Introduction; 2. The Brain, as Designed by Evolution: Functional Neuroanatomy; 3. The Brain as Designed by Evolution: Low-and High-Level Cognition; 4. A Framework for Consciousness and Its Role in Neuroengineering; 5. Personal Identity; PART II. Neural Engineering: The State of the Art 6. Brain Machine Interfaces: Principles, Issues, and Examples; 7. Stimulating the Brain; 8. Near-term Trends; PART III. The Future of Neuroengineering 9. From Thinking Caps to Eureka Caps; 10. Happy on Demand; 11. Uploading the Soul: Prospects and Mechanisms; 12. The Mind, Unbound. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 389 PRICE: ` Neural Networks; 2. Introduction to Fuzzy...; 3. Fuzzy Arithmetic; 4. Fuzzy Relations; 5. Membership Functions; 6. Defuzzification; 7. Extension Principle and Logic; 8. Fuzzy Rule Based and Inference...; 9. Introduction to Fuzzy Control; 10. Neuro Fuzzy System; 11. ANFIS: Adaptive-network-based Fuzzy Inference System; 12. Applications to Fuzzy; 13. Case Study of...; ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 158 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 111. A Complete Guide to Computer Networks Dr. Rachna Sharma, Dr. Sudipto Das Section I: Basic Computer Networks 1. Building Applications; 2. Direct Link Network; 3. Internetworking; 4. Internet Protocol; 5. Transport Process; 6. World Wide Web; Section II: Advanced Computer Networks 7. Advanced Computer Networks; 8. IPV6; 9. SCTP; 10. Congestion Control and QOS; 11. Multimedia; 12. Wireless Ad-HOC Networks; 13. Sensor Networks and Related advanced Technologies. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2014 PAGES: 279 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP NETWORK SECURITY/NEURAL NETWORKS/COMPUTER NETWORKING 133

17 112. Computer Network Sumant Raj Chauhan, Er. Punit Soni 1. Basic of Network; 2. Network Architecture; 3. Communication Path; 4. ATM Switching; 5. Security Technologies; 6. Quality of Service Networking; 7. Wireless; 8. Internetworking Basic; 9. Ethernet; 10. X.25 Overview Introduction to Computer Network Madhulika Bhatia, Madhurima Bhatia 1. Introduction to Computer Network; 2. Network Software; 3. Local Area Network; 4. Wide Area Network; 5. Interconnecting Devices; 6. Network Management and Security. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 SIZE: 7 1 PAGES: 251 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 251 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 113. Network Unleashed Sugandha Singh 1. Introduction to Networks; 2. Basics of Network Models; 3. Transmission Media; 4. Physical Layer of OSI Model; 5. Data Link Layer of OSI Model; 6. Medium Access Sub-Layer of OSI Model; 7. Network Layer of OSI Model; 8. Transport Layer of OSI Model; 9. Session Layer and Presentation Layer of OSI Model; 10. Application Layer of OSI Model; 11. Network Access Layer of TCP/IP Model; 12. Internet Layer of TCP/IP Model; 13. Transport Layer of TCP/IP Model; 14. Application Layer of TCP/IP Model; 15. Wireless Networks; 16. Ad HOC Networking. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 SIZE: 7 1 PAGES: 264 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 114. Computer Network Rachna Sharma 1. Introduction; 2. Network Layer; 3. Internetworking; 4. Transport Protocols; 5. Application Layer; 6. Network Security Networking Balvir Singh 1. Introduction to Networking; 2. TCP/IP; 3. Windows 95/98 and 2000 and Windows NT/2003; 4. Networking Under Windows NT; 5. Server Client Network; 6. Interfacing Windows NT; 7. Internet and ; 8. Novell Netware; 9. Linux Administration. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2009 PAGES: 182 PRICE: ` Essentials of TCP/IP G.Shanmugarathinam 1. Introduction; 2. IP Addresses; 3. ARP; 4. RARP; 5. Subnet and Supernet; 6. IP Routing; 7. ICMP; 8. IPV6; 9. TCP and UDP; 10. Socket Programming; 11. Socket Programming Applications. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 121 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 218 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 115. Computer Network Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal 1. Network Concepts; 2. Network Architecture; 3. Data Communication Concept; 4. Framing and Error Control; 5. Data Link Control; 6. Medium Access Control and LAN; 7. Collision Free Protocols; 8. Routing; 9. Congestion Control; 10. TCP/IP; 11. Application Layer. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 246 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 119. Wide Area Network Balvir Singh, Navneet Sharma 1. Bridging, Switching, Routing; 2. Introduction to WAN Equipments; 3. WAN Protocols and Technologies; 4. CISCO Network Design; 5. Internetwork Operating System; 6. Frame Relays; 7. Subnetting and VLSM; 8. Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN); 9. Routing; 10. Access List; 11. Radio Connectivity. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 151 PRICE: ` COMPUTER NETWORKING

18 120. Networking Essentials José Dordoigne 1. Basic Network Concepts; 2. Protocol Standards; 3. Data Transmission Physical Layer; 4. Elements of Communication Software; 5. Network and Interconnection Architecture; 6. Lower Layer Protocols; 7. Medium and Higher Layer Protocols; 8. Extended Networks; 9. Network Administration; 10. Network Troubleshooting; 11. Future Prospects; Exercises; Appendices. ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2007 SIZE: PAGES: 490 PRICE: ` The Real World Network Troubleshooting Manual Alan Sugano 1. An Introduction to Troubleshooting; 2. Network Printing; 3. Workstation Troubleshooting; 4. Windows Server Troubleshooting; 5. SQL Server 2000 Troubleshooting; 6. Exchange Server Troubleshooting; 7. Wide Area Networks and IP Routing; 8. Wireless Networking; 9. Firewall Troubleshooting; 10. Virtual Private Network Troubleshooting. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 396 PRICE: ` TCP/IP and Distributed System Vivek Acharya 1. Introduction to Data Communication; 2. Data Communication Networks and Technologies; 3. Protocol and Protocol Architecture; 4. Model of Internet; 5. Data Communication Basics; 6. Data Link Layer; 7. Network Layer; 8. Transport Layer; 9. Application Layer; 10. Distributed System; 11. Appendices; Glossary; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 474 PRICE: ` Computer Networks Ajit Kumar Singh 1. Introduction; 2. The Physical Layer; 3. The Data Link Layer; 4. The Medium Access Sublayer; 5. The Network Layer; 6. The Transport Layer; 7. Application Layer. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 181 PRICE: ` Data Networking Made Easy Karen Patten 1. Network Basics; 2. Why Do You Need a Data Network; 3. Real World Applications; 4. Planning, Installing and Maintaining a Network; 5. A Changing Telecommunications Industry; 6. Telecommunications and Data Networking Basics; 7. Transmission Media and Signals; 8. Desktop Equipment; 9. Your Work Location: LANs and Telephone Systems; 10. Telecommunications Connection Services; 11. Public High-Speed Digital Networks; 12. An Exploding Internet; 13. Putting It All Together. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2003 SIZE: PAGES: 350 PRICE: ` Digital Convergence Andy Covell 1. Introduction; 2. Conventional Technologies; 3. How Digital Does it Differently; 4. Computing; 5. Digital Communications Technology; 6. Digital Multimedia; 7. Digital Convergence Technologies; 8. Select and Implement. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 SIZE: PAGES: 234 PRICE: ` Telecom & Networking Glossary Robert Mastin ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2003 SIZE: PAGES: 250 PRICE: ` Mastering Tally. ERP 9 Dinesh Maidasani 1. Introduction to Tally. ERP 9; 2. Installation and Licensing of Tally. ERP 9; 3. Data Migration; 4. Creating Masters in Tally. ERP 9; 5. Maintaining Company in Tally. ERP 9; 6. Advance Features of Tally. ERP 9; 7. Accounting Reports of Tally. ERP 9; 8. Inventory Reports of Tally. ERP 9; 9. Other Reports of Tally. ERP 9; 10. Tally.Net; 11. Fundamentals of Accounting and Inventory; 12. Project in Tally. ERP 9; 13. Keyboard Shortcuts. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 492 PRICE: ` COMPUTER NETWORKING/OFFICE AUTOMATION 135

19 128. Presentation Software and Computer Communication J.B. Dixit 1. Presentation Software; 2. Networks and Communications; 3. The Internet. Software Lab. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PRICE: ` PAGES: 202 IMPRINT: USP 129. Professional in Desktop Publishing Dinesh Maidasani 1. Introduction to PageMaker; 2. Introduction to CorelDRAW; 3. Introduction to Photoshop; 4. Introduction to HTML and DHTML; 5. Creating Website Using FrontPage; 6. Question Bank. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 202 PRICE: ` Computer Software and Applications Ramesh Bangia, Ashok Arora, Sunil Jalota 1. The Computer System; 2. The Input Output Devices; 3. keyboarding and Mouse Skills (Review); 4. Operating Systems; 5. Disk Operating System (DOS); 6. Windows 95/98; 7. Introduction to Windows XP; 8. Microsoft Word; 9. Microsoft Word Continued; 10. Microsoft PowerPoint; 11. Microsoft PowerPoint Continued; 12. Microsoft Excel; 13. Functions in Microsoft Excel; 14. Charts in Microsoft Excel; 15. Microsoft Excel Functions; 16. Microsoft Access; 17. Introduction to Internet; 18. Working with ; 19. Algorithms and Flowchart; 20. Tools and Techniques for Modeling; 21. Data Communication and Networking; 22. HTML An Introduction; 23. Using Anchors and Links; 24. HTML Tables; 25. Handling Images in HTML; 26. Frames in HTML; 27. Forms in HTML; 28. DHTML; 29. Front Page. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 465 PRICE: ` Accounting with Tally 9.0 Dinesh Maidasani 1. Starting with Tally 9.0; 2. Creating Accounts Masters; 3. Creating Inventory Masters; 4. Entering Accounts Vouchers; 5. Entering Inventory Vouchers; 6. Value Added Tax (VAT); 7. Tax Deducted at Source (TDS); 8. Service Tax in Tally; 9. Payroll Accounting; 10. Multilingual Features of Tally 9.0; 11. Display/Reports in Tally; 12. Fringe Benefit Tax in Tally; 13. The Collaborative Tally; 14. The Administrative Tally; 15. Keyboard Shortcuts. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 386 PRICE: ` Front Office Management Ramesh Bangia 1. Computer Fundamentals; 2. Classification of Computers; 3. Introduction to DOS; 4. Operating Systems; 5. Microsoft Word; 6. Microsoft Excel; 7. Functions in Microsoft Excel; 8. Charts in Microsoft Excel; 9. Database and Pivot Table; 10. Microsoft PowerPoint; 11. Outlook: Working with ; 12. Let s Learn Typing. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 283 PRICE: ` MS Office Dr. S. S. Srivastava Part 1: PC Package (Windows, Word, Excel, Powerpoint) 1. Windows XP; 2. Word Processing MS Word; 3. Word Processing Advanced Features of MS Word; 4. Worksheet : MS Excel-I; 5. Worksheet : MS Excel-II; 6. Presentation Graphics : MS Power Point. Part 2: MS Access 1. Introduction to Data base; 2. Designing a Database; 3. Tables; 4. Modifying the Table Design; 5. Relationships; 6. Operators, Functions and Query; 7. Form Basics; 8. Report; 9. Macros and Import/Export of Data. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 283 PRICE: ` MS-Word 2000 Thumb-Rules and Details Snigdha Banerjee 1. The Basics; 2. Document Enhancing : Advanced Formatting; 3. Letters; 4. Tables and Charts; 5. Handling Graphics; 6. Miscellaneous. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 390 PRICE: ` Tally 9.0 Dinesh Maidasani 1. Starting with Tally 9.0; 2. Creating Accounts Masters; 3. Creating Inventory Masters; 4. Entering Accounts Vouchers; 5. Entering Inventory Vouchers; 6. Value Added Tax (VAT); 7. Tax Deducted at Source (TDS); 8. Service Tax in Tally; 9. Payroll Accounting; 10. Multilingual Features of Tally 9.0; 11. Display/Reports in Tally; 12. Fringe Benefit Tax in Tally; 13. The Collaborative Tally; 14. The Administrative Tally; 15. Fundamentals of Accounting and Inventory; 16. Keyboard Shortcuts. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 421 PRICE: ` OFFICE AUTOMATION

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23 158. Oracle SQL and PL/SQL Guide Till 10gR2 Asim Chowdhury Part I: SQL 1. Introduction to SQL; 2. SQL Relational Model and Normalization; 3. Database Concept. Part II: PL/SQL Concept 1. PL/SQL Introduction; 2. Exception Handling; 3. Cursors; 4. Cursor Variables; 5. Record; 6. Index by Tables; 7. Nested Table; 8.Varray; 9. Dynamic SQL in PL/SQL and Bulk Binding; 10. Stored Subprogram; 11. Definer and Invoker Right Subprogram and Remote Dependencies; 12. Database Trigger; 13. Conditional Compilation; 14. PL/SQL Performance Tuning; 15. Debugging and Tracing PL/SQL; 16. Object Relational Technology. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 264 PRICE: ` Magic of Oracle ADF and ADF Faces Shibi Pannikar 1. Introduction; 2. ADF Architecture A Glance; 3. Developer and ADF; 4. Creating Business Service Components; 5. ADF Faces; 6. Data Controls; 7. Adding Business Components to the Page; 8. Pageflows and ADF Task Flows; 9. Application State Management; 10. ADF Faces Components; 11. 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24 164. Building Business Intelligence Applications with.net Robert Ericsson 1. Business Intelligence; 2. The.NET Data Warehouse; 3. OLAP Cubes; 4. Analysis Service Clients; 5. XML for Analysis; 6. ADOMD.NET; 7. Reporting; 8. Data Mining; 9. Analytic Applications; A MDX Functions; B MDX Properties; C Standard MDX Operators; D XMLA Rowsets; E OLE DB for OLAP Schemes; F A Statistics Primer; G About the CD- ROM. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 404 PRICE: ` Learning VB.Net Through Applications Clayton E. Crooks 1. Introduction to Visual Basic.Net; 2. Working with VB.Net; 3. Basics of the.net Framework; 4. Introduction to the VB.Net Language; 5. Object-Oriented Programming with VB.Net; 6. Strings, GDI+, and Error Handling in VB.Net; 7. Math and Random Number Functions in VB.Net; 8. Your First Program; 9. Console Application Input/Output; 10. Sorting in VB.Net; 11. Your First Windows Form Application; 12. VB Calculator; 13. Using WMI to Retrieve Information About Your PC; 14. File and Folder Browser; 15. Filewatcher; 16. Sending in.net; 17. MDI Web Browser; 18. Accessing the Registry in VB.Net; 19. Retrieving Web Page Source From the Internet; 20..Net Slots; 21. Word Processor; 22. Encryption and Decryption; 23. Screen Capture; 24. Drawing with VB.Net; 25. Drag and Drop Image Conversions; 26. Creating an MP3 Player; 27. Form Effects; 28. Finding Prime Numbers; 29. Printing in VB.Net; 30. Getting Started with Microsoft Agent; 31. More Microsoft Agent; 32. DirectX Graphics in VB.Net Handbook on C++ Language Sangita Sardana 1. Introduction to C++; 2. Data Types in C++; 3. Operators and Expressions in C++; 4. Decision-Making and Flow of Control; 5. Console I/O Functions; 6. Standard Library Functions and Header Files; 7. Functions; 8. Classes and Objects; 9. Pointers; 10. Constructors and Destructors; 11. Inheritance; 12. Data Structure: Arrays; 13. File Handling in C++. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2012 PAGES: 228 PRICE: ` Handbook on C Language Sangita Sardana 1. Introduction to C; 2. Input and output Functions in C; 3. Data Types in C; 4. Operators and Expressions in C; 5. I/O Functions; 6. Flow of Control, Decision Making and Loops; 7. Functions in C; 8. Arrays in C; 9. Pointers; 10. Structures; 11. File Processing in C; 12. Data Structures: Linked Lists; 13. Data Structures: Stacks; 14. Data Structures: Queue ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 221 PRICE: ` C Programs with Solutions S. Anandamurugan 1. C Concepts; 2. Introduction C Programs; 3. Fundamentals C Programs; 4. C Debugging; 5. Sample Questions; 6. Short Questions and Answers; 7. Questions. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 469 PRICE: ` ASP.Net Interview Questions and Answers J. Rajaram ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 286 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 170. Basics of C Programming J. B. Dixit 1. Algorithms and Flowcharts; 2. C Language Preliminaries; 3. Numeric Constants and Variables; 4. Input and Output Functions; 5. Operators in C; 6. Control Statements; 7. Loop Control Structures; 8. Arrays; 9. Functions; 10. Strings; 11. Pointers; 12. Structures; 13. File Formatting. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 175 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 454 PRICE: ` NET/C, C++, C#, PROGRAMMING 141

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26 177. Computer Concepts and Programming in C J.B. Dixit 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Introduction to Operating System and Programming Environment; 3. Problem Solving Methodology; 4. Number Systems and Conversion Methods; 5. Overview of C; 6. Operators and Expressions; 7. Input and Output Functions; 8. Control Statements; 9. Modular Programming using Functions; 10. Arrays; 11. Structures and Unions; 12. Pointers; 13. Linked Lists, Stacks and Queues; 14. Strings 15. File Handling; 16. The Standard C Preprocessor. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2010 PAGES: 701 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 181. Programming in C Language Dr. Jagadish Pal 1. Introduction to C Programming; 2. Data Tyes 3. Operators; 4. Program Control Environments; 5. Inputs and Outputs; 6. Functions; 7. Arrays; 8. The C Preprocessor; 9. Pointers; 10. Data File Handling; 11. Command-line Arguments; 12. Structures; 13. Unions; 14. Dynamic Memory Allocation. Appendices ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 457 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 178. Object Oriented Programming Using C++ J.B. Dixit 1. Principles of Object-Oriented Programming; 2. Beginning with C++; 3. Data Types, Variables and Constants; 4. Operators and Expressions; 5. Control Structures; 6. The Standard Library Functions 7. User Defined Functions 8. Arrays and Strings 9. Structure and Unions 10. Classes and Objects 11. Constructors and Destructors 12. Operators Overloading Concepts and Type Conversions; 13. Inheritance (Extending Classes); 14. Pointers, Virtual Functions and Polymorphism; 15. Managing Console I/O Operations 16. File Handling; 17. Templates; 18. Exception Handling. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 770 PRICE: ` Concept of Computer and C Programming Dr. M.K. Sharma, Dr. M.P. Thapliyal 1. Introduction to Computer; 2. Computer Organization; 3. Operating System and Internet Basics; 4. Introduction to C Programming; 5. Structure of C ; 6. Operators and Control Statements; 7. Arrays in C; 8. Input and Output; 9. Function in C ; 10. Structure and Union; 11. Pointer in C; 12. Dynamic Memory Allocation and File Handling. Appendix. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 316 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 180. Problem Solving and Computer Programming Using C Binu A. 1. Introduction to Programming; 2. C Fundamentals; 3. Variables and Expressions; 4. Library Functions; 5. Loops and Control Statements; 6. Functions; 7. Storage Classes; 8. Arrays; 9. Structure and Unions; 10. Pointers; 11. Files; 12. Advanced Concepts. University Questions Fundamentals of Computers and Programming in C J.B. Dixit 1. Evolution of Computers; 2. Hardware; 3. The Central Processing Unit; 4. Operating System Basics; 5. Disk Operating System (DOS); 6. Unix; 7. Linux; 8. Windows XP; 9. System Software and Programs; 10. Computer Networks and Internet; 11. Introduction in C; 12. Operators and Expressions; 13. Input and Output Functions; 14. Control Statements; 15. User Defined Functions; 16. The C Preprocessor; 17. Arrays; 18. Strings; 19. Structures and Unions; 20. Pointers; 21. File Handling. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2010 PAGES: 747 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 183. Introduction to Computing J.B. Dixit Unit-I: An Overview of Computer System 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Number Systems; Unit-II: Operating System Basics 3. Introduction to DOS; 4. Introduction to Windows XP; Unit-III: Introduction to MS-Office 5. Introduction to MS-Word; 6. Introduction to MS-Excel; 7. Introduction to MS-PowerPoint; Unit-IV: Introduction to Computer Networks and Data Communication 8. Networks and Data Communication; 9. The Internet; Unit-V: Programming Languages 10. Problem Solving; 11. Overview of C; 12. Operators and Expressions; 13. Input and Output Functions; 14. Control Statements; 15. Functions; 16. Preprocessors; 17. Arrays; 18. Strings; 19. Structures and Unions; 20. File Handling. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 158 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 893 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP C, C++, C#, PROGRAMMING 143

27 184. Fundamentals of Computing and Programming J.B. Dixit 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Number Systems; 3. Computer Software; 4. The Internet; 5. Problem Solving; 6. Office Automation; 7. Overview of C; 8. Operators and Expressions; 9. Input and Output Functions; 10. Control Statements; 11. Functions; 12. Preprocessors; 13. Arrays; 14. Strings; 15. Pointers; 16. Structures and Unions; 17. File Handling. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 629 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 185. Basics of C++ Programming Nishant Kundalia, Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction; 2. Using Turbo C++ ; 3. C++ Basics; 4. Loops and Decisions; 5. Structures; 6. Functions; 7. Classes and Objects; 8. Arrays; 9. Pointers; 10. Polymorphism; 11. Inheritance; 12. Virtual and Friend Functions; 13. File Management ; 14. Graphics; 15. Large Programs; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: Third, 2009 PAGES: 233 PRICE: C Programming Salim Y. Amdani 1. Computer Fundamentals; 2. Programming Language; 3. Control Structures; 4. Functions; 5. Storage Classes; 6. Arrays; 7. Pointers; 8. Structures and Unions; 9. Files. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 426 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 187. Trouble Free C Hari Mohan Pandey 1. Setting the Base for C Programming; 2. Introduction to C - Basics; 3. Introduction to Operators and Expressions in C ; 4. Decision Making and Branching in C ; 5. Introduction to Looping Structure in C ; 6. Working with Arrays in C ; 7. Introduction to Functions in C ; 8. Working with String in C ; 9. Introduction to Pointers in C ; 10. Introduction to Structures and Union; 11. Introduction to Storages Classes; 12. Introduction to File Handling in C ; 13. Dynamic Memory Allocation; 14. Introduction to C Preprocessor; 15. Miscellaneous Built-in Function of C ; 16. Introduction to Data Modifier and Math Functions in C ; 17. Introduction to Top C Secrets. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 736 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 188. Object-Oriented C++ Programming Hirday Narayan Yadav 1. Introduction; 2. Object Modeling; 3. Dynamic Modeling; 4. Functional Modeling; 5. Introduction of C++; 6. Control Flow; 7. Function; 8. Arrays and String; 9. Structure and Unions; 10. Classes and Object; 11. Constructor and Destructor; 12. Inheritance; 13. Operator Overloading; 14. Pointer in C++; 15. Polymorphism, Virtual Function and Friend Function; 16. Files and Streams; 17. Object-oriented Programming and Software Development Systems. 18. Solved papers of UP Technical University. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 452 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 189. Fundamentals of Computers & Programming in C J.B. Dixit Unit 1: An Overview of Computer System 1. Computer Basics; 2. Radix Number Systems Unit 2: Operating System Basics 3. The Operating System; 4. Unix; 5. Linux; 6. Disk Operating System (DOS); 7. Windows 2000 Unit 3: Internet Basics 8. Communication and Network Concepts Unit 4: Programming Languages 9. Computer Languages and Programming Fundamentals Unit 5 & 6: C Programming Language 10. C Fundamentals; 11. Numeric Constants and Variables; 12. Input and Output Functions; 13. Operators in C; 14. Control Statements; 15. Loop Control Structures; 16. Arrays; 17. Functions; 18. Strings; 19. Pointers; 20. Structures and Unions; 21. Program Design and Low Level Programming Unit 7: Standard Library 22. File Formatting. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 826 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: LP 190. C++ & Introduction to C# T. D. Malhotra, Rajeev A. Parida, A. Rajesh UNIT I : Introduction and Programming in C++ 1. Object Oriented Programming and C++ An Introduction; 2. General Concepts; 3. Data Types, Variables and Constants; 4. Operators and Expression in C++; 5. Flow of Control; 6. Console I/O Functions; 7. Functions; 8. Standard Library Functions and Header Files; 9. Programming Methodology; 10. Structured Data Type : Array; 11. Advanced Study in Arrays; 12. Structures; 13. Classes and Objects; 14. Inheritance; 15. Pointers; 16. Functions Overloading; 17. Constructors and Destructors. UNIT II : Advanced C++ Programming Using Data Structures 18. Linked Lists; 19. File Handling in C++. UNIT III : Introduction To C# 20. Getting Started with C#; 21. Introduction to Classes and Inheritance; 22. Namespace and Interface Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 435 PRICE: ` C, C++, C#, PROGRAMMING

28 191. C for U Including (C and C Graphics) Veerana VK, Jankidevi SJ 1. Computer Basics; 2. Introduction to C Language; 3. Lexical Elements of C; 4. Console I/O in C; 5. Operators; 6. C Control Structures; 7. C Looping Constructs; 8. Arrays; 9. Structures and Unions; 10. Functions; 11. Pointers; 12. Preprocessor Directives; 13. Files in C; 14. Graphics with C; 15. Memory Management in C. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 343 PRICE: ` Computer Fundamentals and Programming in C J. B. Dixit Unit-I 1. Computer Basics; 2. Number Systems and Boolean Algebra; Unit-II 3. Input/Output Devices; 4. Memory and Mass Storage Devices; Unit-III 5. Software Concepts; 6. Computer Networks; Unit-IV 7. Programming Methodology; 8. Elements of C; Unit-V 9. Operators and Expressions; 10. Data Input/Output; 11. Control Statements; Unit-VI 12. Functions; 13. Preprocessors; 14. Arrays; 15. Strings; 16. Structure and Unions; 17. Data Files; 18. Pointers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 548 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 192. Object-Oriented Systems in C++ Dr. Durgesh Pant, Mahesh Kumar Sharma, K.S. Vaisla Part A: Object-Oriented Systems 1. Object Modeling; 2. Dynamic Modeling; 3. Functional Modeling; 4. OMT Methodologies. Part B: C++ 1. Object-oriented Model; 2. A Quick Start with C++; 3. Variables, Data Types and Tokens; 4. Statements, Expressions and Operators; 5. Decision Making in C++; 6. Program Flow Controls in C++; 7. Functions in C++; 8. Fundamentals of Classes and Objects; 9. Arrays and Pointers; 10. Inheritance; 11. Polymorphism; 12. Streams and Files; 13. Friend Classes, Friend Functions and Inline Functions; 14. Exceptions and Error Handling; 15. Templates; 16. Preprocessor Derivatives in C++; 17. Graphics Programming in C++. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 237 PRICE: ` OOPs with C++ M. Jaya Prasad 1. Object oriented Programming; 2. Introduction to C++; 3. C++ Data Types; 4. Function; 5. Overloaded Functions; 6. Generic Programming; 7. Classes and Objects; 8. Inheritance; 9. Operator Overloading; 10. Polymorphism; 11. Streams. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 317 PRICE: ` C++ Programming Fundamentals Chuck Easttom Section I : C++ Fundamentals; 1. C++ Basics; 2. Console Input and Output; 3. Arrays, Strings, and Bitwise Operations; 4. Functions; 5. Decision Structures and Loops; 6. File Input and Output; 7. Exception Handling; 8. User-Defined Data Types; 9. Pointers. Section II : Object-Oriented Programming; 10. Classes; 11. Inheritance; 12. Advanced Object-Oriented Concepts. Section III : Advanced Topics in C++; 13. Basic Data Structures and Algorithms; 14. Build your Own Game in C++. Section IV : Visual C++; 15. Introduction to Visual C++; 16. More Windows Applications with Visual C++; Appendices. ISBN: X EDITION: 2010 PAGES: 417 PRICE: ` C++ Made Easy T.D. Malhotra Unit I: Introduction and Programming in C++ 1. Introduction to C++; 2. General Concepts; 3. Data Types, Variables and Constants; 4. Operators and Expressions in C++; 5. Flow of Control; 6. Console I/O Functions; 7. Functions; 8. Standard Library Functions and Header Files; 9. Programming Methodology; 10. Structured Data Type: Array; 11. Advanced Study in Arrays; 12. Structure; 13. Classes and Objects; 14. Inheritance; 15. Pointers; 16. Function Overloading; 17. Constructors and Destructors. Unit II: Advanced C++ Programming Using Data Structures 18. Linked Lists; 19. Stacks; 20. Queues; 21. File Handling in C++; 22. Graphics in C++; 23. Simple Projects; Appendices; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 450 PRICE: ` C, C++, C#, PROGRAMMING 145

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30 203. Unix and C Programming Ashok Arora, Shefali Bansal 1. Concepts of Hardware; 2. Concepts of Software; 3. Operating System Concepts and File Organisation; 4. Getting to Know MS DOS; 5. Familiarising with Windows Environment; 6. Getting Started with UNIX; 7. Advanced UNIX; 8. Introduction to Internet; 9. Browsers; 10. Electronic Mail; 11. Introduction to PINE and ELM; 12. Programming Languages; 13. Programming Concepts; 14. Introduction to C Programming Language; 15. Basic C Features; 16. Conditional Statements and Loops; 17. Functions; 18. Arrays; 19. Pointers; 20. Structures; Glossary; Appendices; Examination Papers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 606 PRICE: ` The Power of C# Rajeev A. Parida 1. Getting Started with C#; 2. Data types and Operators; 3. Control Statements, Array and Functions; 4. Introduction to Classes and Inheritance; 5. Namespace and Interface; 6. Delegates and Events; 7. Attributes, Structure and Enums; 8. Exception Handling; 9. Multithreading; 10. Properties and Indexers; 11. Streams and Files; 12. String Handling; 13. Using Collections; 14. Component, Cross Language Interoperability and Versioning; 15. Operator Overloading and Using to Pointers; 16. Networking in C#; 17. Database Connectivity Using ADO.NET. 18. Window Programming in C#; 19. Graphical Device Interface (GDI)+; 20. Web Services; 21. Garbage Collection; 22. XML in C#; 23. Introduction to Assemblies; 24. XML Documentation in C#; 25. Security Features in.net and C#. ISBN: EDITION: New, 2009 PAGES: 576 PRICE: ` Mastering C++ Programs J.B. Dixit 204. Mastering Graphics Programming in C Sudhir Dawra 1. Still Images; 2. Animal Images; 3. Game Development. 1. Elementary Programs; 2. Functions; 3. Structures; 4. Classes and Objects; 5. Recursion; 6. Polymorphism; 7. Inheritance; 8. Pointers; 9. Virtual and Friend Functions; 10. File Handling in C++; 11. Templates; 12. Arrays; 13. Strings; 14. Linked list; 15. Stacks; 16. Queues; 17. Trees; 18. Graphs; 19. Searching and Sorting; 20. Graphics. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2003 PAGES: 598 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2004 PAGES: 286 PRICE: ` Comprehensive C++ Programming Nishant Kundalia 1. Introduction; 2. Using Turbo C++; 3. C++ Basics; 4. Loops and Decisions; 5. Structures; 6. Functions; 7. Classes and Objects; 8. Arrays; 9. Pointers; 10. Polymorphism; 11. Inheritance; 12. Virtual and Friend Functions; 13. File Management; 14. Graphics; 15. Large Programs. Appendices Pragmatic C R.K. Jangda 1. Introduction to C and Data Type; 2. Operators, Expressions and Assignment; 3. Control Flow; 4. Input and Output; 5. Pointer-I; 6. Functions; 7. Arrays; 8. Multidimensional Arrays; 9. Pointer-II; 10. Structures and Unions; 11. Files; 12. Preprocessing and Standard Libraries; 13. Linked List; Assignment; Answers; Index. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2009 PAGES: 258 PRICE: ` C# Interview Questions and Answers J. Rajaram ISBN: EDITION: First, 2004 PAGES: 163 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: LP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 108 PRICE: ` C, C++, C#, PROGRAMMING 147

31 210. C Interview Questions and Answers J.Rajaram ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2006 PRICE: ` PAGES: Data Structure and Algorithm Prof. Hari Mohan Pandey 1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks; 4. Queues; 5. Linked List; 6. Tree; 7. Elementary Graph Algorithms; 8. Sorting and Searching; 9. File Structure. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 353 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 214. Software Development Techniques Using Data Structure Based on C Dr. Anand K. Tripathi, Monica Tripathi Unit-I 1. Introduction: Data Structure; 2. Algorithms Techniques; 3. Cost-benefit Analysis; 4. Security Measures; 5. Methodology; Unit-II 6. Electric Power Distribution; 7. Inventory Control Package; 8. Library Control System; 9. Railway Reservation System; 10. Payroll System; 11. Water Distribution System; 12. Telephone Billing System. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 101 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 215. C Programming and Data Structures K. Venkateshwara Rao, K. Srujan Raju, Bathini Ravinder 1. Introduction to Programming Language; 2. Introduction to C; 3. Structure of a C Program; 4. Operators; 5. Loops; 6. Preprocessor Directives; 7. Arrays; 8. Functions; 9. Strings; 10. Pointers; 11. Structures; 12. Files; 13. User Defined Data Types; Appendix; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2014 PAGES: 260 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 212. Practical Approach to Data Structures M. Hanumanthappa 1. Introduction to Data Structures; 2. Queues and Lists; 3. Trees; 4. Sorting; 5. Searching. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 131 PRICE: ` Mastering Data Structures Through C Language J.B. Dixit 1. Basic Concepts of Data Representation; 2. Introduction to Algorithm Design and Data Structures; 3. Arrays; 4. String Representation and Manipulation; 5. Linked Lists; 6. Stacks; 7. Queues; 8. Trees; 9. Graphs; 10. Searching, Sorting and Complexity; 11. File Organization Introduction to Data Structures Using C Venkatesh N. Baitipuli Part A: C Language Features Unit-I 1. Introduction to C; 2. Pointers; Unit-II 3. Strings; 4. Derived Types Enumerated, Structures and Union; 5. Binary Files; Part B Unit-III 6. The Stack; Unit-IV 7. Recursion; 8. Queues; Unit-V 9. Linked Lists; Unit-VI 10. Other List Structures; Unit-VII 11. Trees ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2011 PAGES: 654 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 217. Data Structure Using C Dr. Prabhakar Gupta, Vineet Agarwal, Manish Varshney 1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks; 4. Recursion; 5. Queues; 6. Linked List; 7. Tree; 8. Searching; 9. Sorting; 10. Binary Search Tree; 11. Graph; 12. Files. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 624 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 339 PRICE: ` C, C++, C# PROGRAMMING/DATA STRUCTURES/DATA STRUCTURES USING C

32 218. Data Structure for C Programming Ajay Kumar 1. Basic Concepts of Data Representation; 2. Introduction to Algorithm Design and Data Structure; 3. Arrays; 4. Application of Arrays; 5. C Structures; 6. Lists; 7. Stack and Queues; 8. Graphs; 9. Tree; 10. File System; 11. Sorting and Searching & Hashing and Collision Core Java Programming A Practical Approach Tushar B. Kute 1. Introduction to Java; 2. Classes, Objects and Methods; 3. Arrays, Strings and Vectors; 4. Packages and Interfaces; 5. Exceptions and Multithreading; 6. Applets and Graphics Programming; 7. Streams of File I/O; Appendix; Index. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2004 PAGES: 290 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 353 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 219. Data Structures Using C ++ N. Kasiviswanath 1. Introduction to Data Structures; 2. Introduction to C++; 3. Data Structures and their Representation; 4. Stacks; 5. Queues; 6. Trees; 7. Graphs; 8. Sorting Techniques; 9. Hashing Techniques; 10. Advanced Data Structures. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 219 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 220. Data Structure Using C++ M. Jayalakshmi 1. Introduction; 2. Arrays; 3. Stacks and Queues; 4. Linked List; 5. Trees; 6. Graph; 7. Sorting and Searching; 8. Search Trees. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 126 PRICE: ` Object-Oriented Programming in java Er. Ashish Sharma 1. The Object-Oriented Programming Approach; 2. Introduction to Jave; 3. Fundamentals of Java; 4. Classes and Objects; 5. Relationships Between Classes; 6. Exception-Handling; 7. Applets and Applications; 8. Threads; 9. Packages; 10. Java Architecture. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 185 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 223. Java Enterprise Edition: A Practical Approach B. Mohamed Ibrahim 1. J2EE: An Introduction; 2. Working with Oracle Database; 3. JDBC; 4. Understanding HTML form Elements; 5. Java Servlets; 6. Java Servler Pages (JSP); 7. JSTL; 8. Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services; 9. Message Oriented Middleware and Java Messaging Service (JMS); 10. Project Management with Apache Maven. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 301 PRICE: ` Mastering Java Programs J.B. Dixit 1. Elementary Programs; 2. Methods; 3. Recursion; 4. Classes and Objects; 5. Array, String and Vectors; 6. Interfaces (Multiple Inheritance); 7. Packages (Putting Classes Together); 8. Multithreaded Programming; 9. Exception Handling; 10. Applets; 11. Graphics; 12. Searching and Sorting; 13. Managing Input Output Files in Java. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 339 PRICE: ` Secrets of Java Er. R. Kabilan 1. Introduction; 2. World Wide Web (WWW); 3. Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML); 4. Fundamentals of JAVA; 5. Inheritance; 6. Interface; 7. Packages; 8. Exceptions; 9. IO Streams; 10. AWT; 11. Applet; 12. Swings; 13. Networking; 14. Threads; 15. JDBC (Java Database Connectivity); 16. The JAVA. UTIL. * Package. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 87 PRICE: ` DATA STRUCTURE USING C/DATA STRUCTURE USING C++ /JAVA PROGRAMMING 149

33 226. Advance Java Gajendra Gupta 1. Java 2 Standard Edition Overview; 2. Cyber Crime-An Overview; 3. Core Java; 4. Software Development Using Java; 5. JDBC Objects; 6. JDBC and Embedded SQL; 7. Understanding XML; 8. Java and XML; 9. Java Servlet; 10. Java Server Pages; 11. Java Beans; 12. Introduction to J2EE. Appendices ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 305 PRICE: ` Internet and Java Programming Harish Kumar Taluja 1. The Internet; 2. Clients and Server; 3. Object Oriented Programming; 4. Introduction to Java; 5. Beginning of Java Programming; 6. Data Type Variables and Array; 7. Operators; 8. Control Statement and Keywords; 9. Classes and Object; 10. Exploring Method and Inheritance; 11. Packages and Interfaces; 12. Managing Errors and Exceptions; 13. String Handling 14. Multithreading; 15. Managing Input and Output Files in Java; 16. Applets; 17. AWT and Swing. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 254 PRICE: ` Programming Engineering Computations in Java Dr. Raja Subramanian 1. Introduction; 2. Numerical Computations; 3. Processing Strings in Java; 4. Control Statements in Java; 5. Files Processing in Java; 6. Matrix Computations in Java; 7. Exceptions in Numerical Computations in Java; 8. Classes in Java; 9. Inheritance and Polymorphism in Java; 10. Graphics User Interface; 11. Graphics in Java; 12. Java Applet Programming; 13. Programming Threads in Java. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 490 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: LP 229. Simply Java: An Introduction to Java Programming James R. Levenick 1. Programming is Like Juggling; 2. Programming the Simplest Java Programs; 3. Class Design and Implementation; 4. Graphics and Inheritance; 5. Toward Consistent Classes; 6. Software Reuse; 7. Conditional Statements; 8. Interactive Statements and Strings; 9. Simulation and Animation; 10. Reading and Writing Files; 11. Data Structures; 12. Interfaces and Writing a List Class; 13. Abstract Classes and Sorting Lists; 14. Lighting Review. Appendices ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 394 PRICE: ` Java: J2SE 5 A Practical Approach B. Mohamed Ibrahim 1. The Prelims; 2. Class Fundamentals; 3. Inheritance, Interfaces, Packages; 4. Exception Handling, Multithreading; 5. Core Classes, Utility Classes; 6. IO Streams Networking; 7. Applets, AWT, Image Handling; 8. JDBC; 9. Java Swing; 10. Java 2D; Appendix; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 332 PRICE: ` Object-Oriented Programming: From Problem Solving to Java José M. Garrido 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. Recussion; 17. Threads; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2004 PAGES: 360 PRICE: ` Principles of Programming Languages Er. Anil Panghal, Sharda Panghal 1. Introduction; 2. Data Types; 3. Elementary Data Types; 4. Syntax and Semantics; 5. Structured Data Types; 6. Subprograms; 7. Sequence Control; 8. Data Control; 9. Storage Management; 10. Programming Languages. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 177 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 233. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Through Unified Modeling Language Gandharba Swain 1. Introduction to Object Technology; 2. OOP and OOAD; 3. Modeling; 4. An Overview of UML; 5. Classes and Relationships; 6. Common Mechanisms and Diagrams; 7. Advanced Classes and Advanced Relationships; 8. Interfaces, Types Roles and Packages; 9. Class Diagram and Object Diagram; 10. Interaction and interaction Diagram; 11. Use Case use Case Diagram; 12. Activity Diagram; 13. Events and Signals; 14. State Machine; 15. Time and Space; 16. State Chart Diagram; 17. Component and Component Diagram; 18. Depolyment and Deployment Diagram; 19. Object-Oriented Analysis; 20. Object-Oriented Design. Appendix A: Uml Notation, Appendix B: Unified Process Model. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 225 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 150 JAVA PROGRAMMING / PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

34 234. Open Source Technology Kailash Vadera, Bhavyesh Gandhi 1. Introduction to Open Source; 2. Principles and Open Source Methodology; 3. Case Studies; 4. Open Source Project; 5. Open Source Ethics. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 173 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 237. Statistics of Programming Languages Anurag Malik, Avdhesh Gupta 1. Foundation of Programming Languages; 2. Fundamentals of Programming Languages Processors; 3. Programming Languages Processing Time; 4. Data Types: An Introductory Approach; 5. Data Types: Organizing the Data Types; 6. Structured Data Types; 7. Abstract Data Type; 8. Classification and Handling of Sequence Control; 9. Procedure Handling; 10. Scope and Parameter Passing; 11. Evolution of Object Oriented Languages; 12. Object Oriented Language; 13. Managing the Memory; 14. Functional Language; 15. Logic Programming Language; 16. Data Flow Language. ISBN: EDITION: First, Preventative Programming Techniques: Avoid and Correct Common Mistakes Brian Hawkins Part I : Major illnesses 1. Premature Optimization; 2. CAP Epidemic; 3. NIH Syndrome; Part II : Major illnesses 4. Complexification; 5. Over Simplification; 6. Docuphobia; 7. i; 8. Hardcode; 9. Brittle Bones; 10. Requirement Deficiency; 11. Myopia; 12. Conclusion; Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 PAGES: 322 PRICE: ` Assembly Language Programming for Intel Processors Family Vasile Lungu Part I : A Brief History; 1. Computer Architecture; 2. Virtual Addressing and Protection Mechanism; 3. Paging and Cache Memory Management; 4. Superscalar Processors; 5. INTEL Processor Family Architecture; 6. The Interrupt System Part II : 7. Instruction Format; 8. Assembly Language; 9. Segment Definition and Use; 10. The Instruction Set; 11. Assembly Language Procedures; 12. Programs Composed of Several Modules; 13. Macroinstruction Definition and Use; 14. Conditional Assembly Directives; 15. Data Structures in Assembly Language; 16. BIOS and DOS Interrupts; 17. Memory Resident Programs (TSR); 18. Mixing 16-Bit and 32-Bit Code; 19. MMX Technology; 20. The Floating-Point Unit; References; Index. PAGES: 464 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 238. Computer Programming J. B. Dixit Unit-I 1. Basics of Computer; 2. Software Concepts; 3. Computer Networks; 4. Problem Solving Methodology. Unit-II 5. Elements of C; 6. Operators and Expressions; 7. Input and Output Functions; 8. Control Statements. Unit-III 9. Functions; 10. Preprocessors; 11. Arrays; 12. Strings. Unit-IV 13. Pointers; 14. Structure and Unions; 15. File Handling. Unit-V 16. Linked Lists. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2007 PAGES: 540 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: LP 239. Programming Languages Design and Constructs Sharad Chauhan 1. Introduction; 2. Elementary Data Type; 3. Syntax and Semantics; 4. Structured Data Objects; 5. Subprograms and Programmar Defined Data Types; 6. Sequence Control; 7. Concurrency; 8. Data Control; 9. Storage Management; 10. Programming Languages. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 577 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2013 PAGES: 280 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 151

35 240. Object Oriented Programming-Concepts and Implementation A. Rajesh 1. Object Oriented Programming-An Introduction; 2. C++ Fundamentals; 3. Control Flow; 4. Arrays and Strings in C++; 5. Functions and Pointers; 6. Classes and Objects in C++; 7. Inheritance; 8. Virtual Functions; 9. Friend Functions; 10. File Handling; 11. Exception Handling; 12. Function Templates; 13. Namespaces; 14. Overview of Java; 15. Variables and Primitive Data Types; 16. Operators; 17. Control Statements; 18. Arrays in Java; 19. Classes, Objects and Methods; 20. Inheritance; 21. Interfaces and Packages; 22. Exceptions Handling; 23. Multithreading; 24. Strings; 25. Input and Output. ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2006 PAGES: 182 PRICE: ` Software Project Management Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Shivangi Dhall, Sumit Prakash Tayal 1. Introduction to Software Project Management; 2. Software Development Life Cycle Models; 3. Software Project Planning; 4. Work Breakdown Structure; 5. Project Scheduling and its Techniques; 6. Project Monitoring and Control; 7. Earned value Analyisis; 8. Software Reviews; 9. Software Testing; 10. Software Quality; 11. Software Configuration Management; 12. Software Risk Management; 13. Computer Aided Software Engineering. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 247 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 241. The Assembly Programming Master Book Vlad Pirogov 1. Windows Programming Tools; 2. Windows Programming Basics; 3. Simple Programs Written in Assembly Language; Bit Programming Overview; 5. MASM and TASM Assemblers; 6. Text Encoding in Windows; 7. Examples of Simple Programs; 8. Console Applications; 9. The Concept of Resource Resource Editors and Compilers; 10. Examples of Programs That Use Resources; 11. Working with Files; 12. Assembly Language Macro Tools and Directives; 13. More about File Management; 14. Examples of Programs Using the Timer; 15. Multitasking; 16. Creating Dynamic Link Libraries; 17. Network Programming; 18. Solving Some Problems with Windows Programming; 19. System Programming in Windows; 20. Using Assembly Language with High-Level Languages; 21. Programming Services; 22. Overview of Debuggers and Disassemblers; 23. Introduction to Turbo Debugger; 24. Working with the W32Dasm Disassembler and SoftIce Debugger; 25. Code Analysis Basics; 26. Correcting Executable Modules; 27. Driver Structure and Development. ISBN: EDITION: 2006 PAGES: 726 PRICE: ` Learning Computer Programming: It s not About Languages Mary Farrell 1. First Things First; 2. Variables; 3. Everything you Ever Wanted to Know About Operators; 4. Programming; 5. True or False: the Basis for All Decisions; 6. Loops or how to Spin Effectively; 7. Function Calls; 8. Using Functions in Graphics; 9. Running out of Holders? It s Time for the Array; 10. But What if Things are Different? Structures/Records and Fields; 11. Dealing with the Outside World: Files.; 12. Pointers: Who is Looking at Whom?; 13. Searching: did you Find it Yet?; 14. Let s put Things in Order: Sorting; 15. Recursion: Calling Yourself Over and Over Again; 16. HTML: High Level Languages and Why They are so Easy!; 17. C++: Objects First, Classes Later!; 18. Java: It Sounds Great but what does it do? ISBN: EDITION: 2004 PAGES: 374 PRICE: ` Software Engineering D. Sundar 1. Introduction; 2. Planning for a Software Project; 3. Software Requirement Specifications; 4. Software Cost Estimation; 5. Software Design; 6. Implementation; 7. Software Testing; 8. Risk Management; 9. Maintenance. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 116 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 245. Software Engineering and Testing (An Introduction) B.B. Agarwal, S.P. Tayal, M. Gupta PART I: Software Engineering And Testing 1. Introduction to Software Engineering; 2. Software Development Life-cycle Models; 3. Introduction to Software Requirements-specification; 4. Software Reliability and Quality Assurance; 5. System Design; 6. Software Measurement and Metrics; 7. Software Testing; 8. Software Testing Strategies; 9. Software Maintenance and Project Management; 10. Computer-aided Software Engineering; 11. Coding PART II: Software Development and Applications 12. Introduction to Software Development; 13. Visual Basic 6.0; 14. Control in visual Basic; 15. Variables and Operators in Visual Basic; 16. Functions in Visual Basic; 17. Introduction to Databases; 18. MS Access 2000; 19. Oracle; 20. SQL Server 2000; 21. Programming in Visual Basic With MS Access 2000; 22. Programming with oracle and SQL Server 2000; 23. Graphs; 24. Oats Reports; 25. Crystal Report; 26. Error Handling; 27. Creating the Setup Packages. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 528 PRICE: ` PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES/SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

36 246. Software Engineering Bharat Bhushan Agarwal, Sumit Prakash Tayal 1. Introduction to Software Engineering; 2. Software Development Life-cycle Models; 3. Introduction to Software Requirement Specification; 4. Software Reliability and Quality Assurance; 5. System Design; 6. Software Measurement and Metrics; 7. Software Testing; 8. Software Testing Strategies; 9. Software Maintenance and Project Management; 10. Computer Aided Software Engineering; 11. Coding. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2009 PAGES: 272 PRICE: ` Software Development: A Practical Approach Mahesh Gupta Section 1: Basic Concepts 1. Introduction. Section 2: Programming Language 2. Visual Basic 6.0; 3. Controls in VB; 4. Variables & Operations in VB; 5. Function in VB Section 3: Database 6. Introduction; 7. MS Access 2000; 8. Oracle 8; 9. SQL Server Section 4: Programming 10. Programming in VB With MS Access 2000; 11. Programming with Oracle & SQL Server 2000; 12. Graph. Section 5: Reporting 13. Data Report; 14. Crystal Report. Section 6: Miscellaneous 15. Error Handling; 16. Making Setup Package. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 232 PRICE: ` Human Aspects of Software Engineering James E. Tomayko, Orit Hazzan Part I : Software Development Environments 1. The Nature of Software Engineering; 2. Software Engineering Methods; 3. Working in Teams; 4. Software as a Product Part II : The World of Software Engineering 5. Code of Ethics of Software Engineering; 6. International Perspective on Software Engineering; 7. Different Perspectives on Software Engineering; 8. The History of Software Engineering. Part III : Software-Human Interaction 9. Program Comprehension, Code Inspections, and Refactoring; 10. Learning Processes in Software Engineering; 11. Abstraction and Other Heuristics of Software Development; 12. The Characteristics of Software and the Human Aspects of Software Engineering. Part IV : Business Analysis of Software Engineering 13. Software Project Estimation and Tracking; 14. Software as a Business; 15. The Internet and the Human Aspects of Software Engineering. Part V : Software Engineering Education 16. Case Studies in Software Engineering; 17. Students Summary Projects and Presentations; 18. Remarks about Software Engineering Education; 19. Additional Information on Resources Used in This Book; Appendix. ISBN: X EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 338 PRICE: ` Global Outsourcing with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System Jamil Azher 1. The Business of Outsourcing; 2. Development Process- What Really Works; 3. Leveraging VSTS and Customizing MSF Agile; 4. Integrating MS Project 2003; 5. Integrating Microsoft Outlook 2003; 6. Facilitating Real-Time Communication; 7. Version Control and Team Build; 8. Unit Testing with Team Test; 9. Enterprise Reporting; 10. Using the Project Portal. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 396 PRICE: ` Software Testing Dinesh Maidasani 1. Software Testing-Principles and Concepts; 2. Building Test Environment; 3. Managing the Test Project; 4. Test Planning; 5. Executing the Test Plan; 6. Test Reporting Process; 7. User Acceptance Testing; 8. Testing Software Developed by Others; 9. Testing Interval Control; 10. Testing New Technology; 11. Questions. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 392 PRICE: ` Structured System Analysis and Design J.B.Dixit, Raj Kumar 1. System Concepts and the Information System Environment; 2. The System Development Life Cycle; 3. Role of the System Analyst; 4. Automated Tools for System Development; 5. Feasibility Study; 6. Requirement Determination and Specification; 7. Process Modeling; 8. Logic Modeling; 9. Conceptual Data Modeling; 10. Designing Form and Reports; 11. Designing Interfaces and Dialogues; 12. Designing Databases; 13. Process Design; 14. Output and Input Design; 15. System Development; 16. Implementation; 17. Maintenance and Review. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 447 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 252. System Software M. Joseph 1. Introduction to System Software; 2. Architecture; 3. Operating System; 4. Compilers; 5. Assemblers; 6. Macros and Macro Processors; 7. Loaders and Linkers; 8. Interpreters, Editors and Debuggers. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PRICE: ` PAGES: 185 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 153

37 253. The Software Vulnerability Guide Herbert H.Thompson, Scott G. Chase 1. A Call to Action; 2. Security Background; 3. Some Useful Tools; 4. Problems with Permissions; 5. Permitting Default or Weak Passwords; 6. Shells, Scripts, and Macros; 7. Dynamic Linking and Loading; 8. Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities; 9. Proprietary Formats and Protocols; 10. Format String Vulnerabilities; 11. Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities; 12. Storing Passwords in Plain Text; 13. Creating Temporary Files; 14. Leaving Things in Memory; 15. The Swap File and Incomplete Deletes; 16. Spoofing and Man-in-the Middle Attacks; 17. Volunteering Too Much Information; 18. Cross-site Scripting; 19. Forceful Browsing; 20. Parameter Tampering, Cookie Poisoning, and Hidden Field Manipulation; 21. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities; 22. Additional Browser Security Issues; 23. Conclusion. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2007 PAGES: 354 PRICE: ` Structured System Analysis and Design Preeti Gupta 1. Overview of System Analysis and Design; 2. System Development Life Cycle; 3. The System Analyst; 4. System Planning and Analysis; 5. Tools and Techniques for Modeling; 6. System Design and Modeling; 7. Input and Output Design Control; 8. Modular and Structured Design; 9. System Development, Implementation and Maintenance; 10. System Audit and Security; 11. Object Oriented Analysis and Modeling; 12. Management Information System. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2005 PAGES: 192 PRICE: ` A Textbook of Simulation and Modeling Manjeet Kaur Bedi, Prof Vikram Singh Unit I: Introduction to Modeling and Simulation 1. Introduction to System and Modeling; 2. Simulation Concepts; Unit II: System Simulation Queueing System 3. System Simulation; 4. Simulation of Queueing System; Unit III: Inventory System Simulation Experiments 5. Inventory System; 6. Design and Evaluation of Simulation Experiments; Unit IV: Introduction to Simulation Software 7. Simulation Languages. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 101 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 256. Modeling and Simulation Concepts Rajendra Kumar, Anil Kumar Kapil, Vikesh Kumar, Chandra Shekhar Yadav 1. Systems Concepts and Modeling; 2. Simulation Concepts; 3. System Simulation; 4. Queueing System; 5. Inventory System; 6. Design and Evaluation of Simulation Experiments; 7. PERT and CPM; 8. Simulation Languages. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 344 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 257. Internet Technology and Web Design Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Internet; 2. TCP/IP Internet Technology and Protocols; 3. Interconnectivity; 4. Internet Network; 5. Services on Internet; 6. ; 7. Current Trends on Internet; 8. Web Publishing and Browsing; 9. HTML Programming Basics; 10. Interactivity Tools; 11. Internet Security Management Concepts; 12. Sample Paper-1; 13. Sample Paper-2; 14. Sample Paper Sample Paper-4; 16. Sample Paper-5. ISBN: EDITION: Third, 2011 PAGES: 378 PRICE: ` Programming Engineering Computations in JavaScript Dr. Raja Subramanian 1. Introduction to JavaScript; 2. Data Types in JavaScript; 3. Numerical Computations in JavaScript; 4. Control Statements in JavaScript; 5. Links in JavaScript; 6. Functions in JavaScript; 7. Strings in JavaScript; 8. Timers in JavaScript; 9. Matrix Computations in JavaScript; 10. Images in JavaScript; 11. Example Applications in JavaScript; 12. Web Sites. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 491 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 259. Web Technology with Advanced Java Soumadip Ghosh 1. The Basics of Web Technology; 2. Static Web Pages with HTML; 3. Active Web Pages with Applet; 4. Dynamic Web Pages with DHTML; 5. JavaScript; 6. Cascadings Style Sheets (CSS); 7. Extensible Markup Language (XML); 8. Java Servlets; 9. Java Server Pages (JSP); 10. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC); 11. RMI, JNI, LDAP and JNDI; 12. Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB); 13. Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX); 14. MVC Architecture and Struts; 15. JavaServer Faces Spring and Hibernate. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 718 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 154 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING/SYSTEM SIMULATION/INTERNET/WEB PROGRAMMING

38 260. PHP, MYSQL and Apache Server Shashi Banzal 1. Installation; 2. Basic Language; 3. Building Blocks; 4. Control Structure; 5. Arrays; 6. Function; 7. String; 8. Managing Date and Time; 9. Objects; 10. Object Oriented Programming; 11. Forms; 12. Working with Files; 13. Using MYSQL to Create Database; 14. Connecting to Databases within PHP; 15. Cookies and Session; 16. Validating User Input; 17. Error Handling; 18. Working with XML within PHP; 19. Regular Expression; 20. Building Content Management System; 21. Using Pear; 22. Managing a Simple Mailing List; 23. Creating an Address Book Online; 24. Creating a Shopping Cart Mechanism; 25. PHP Scrip; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 950 PRICE: ` Web Technology A.Rajesh, S.Sheik Faritha Bequm, K. Lokeshwaran 1. Introduction; 2. Dynamic HTML; 3. Multimedia; 4. Database- ASP-XML; 5. Servlets and JSP; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PRICE: ` PAGES: 351 IMPRINT: USP 262. Introduction to Web Technology Anuranjan Mishra, Arjun Kumar Singh 1. Introduction; 2. Introduction to Cyber Laws in India; 3. Introduction to International Cyber Laws; 4. Web Projects and Web Team; 5. Web Development Strategies; 6. Quality Assurance and Testing; 7. HTML; 8. DHTML; 9. JavaScript; 10. VBScript; 11. XML; 12. Active Server Pages; 13. Introduction to Perl; 14. RMI and COM/DCOM; 15. JavaBeans and EJB; 16. Servlets; 17. Java Server Pages; 18. Database Connectivity; 19. Introduction to Web Services Management; Appendix I; Appendix II; Appendix III; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2011 PAGES: 400 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 263. Design Your Web World Sunil Jalota 1. The Internet; 2. Elements of Internet; 3. Web Publishing; 4. HTML An Introduction; 5. Using Anchors and Links; 6. Tables in HTML; 7. Handling Images in HTML; 8. Frames in HTML; 9. Forms in HTML; 10. Using Dynamic HTML; 11. Introduction to JavaScript; 12. Introduction to FrontPage; 13. Introduction to Java; Web Directory; HTML Tags A Quick Reference; Index. ISBN: EDITION: Third, 2010 PAGES: 177 PRICE: ` Magic of ASP.Net with C# Shibi Panikkar, Kumar Sanjeev 1. Introduction to.net; 2. Glimpse of C# Magic; 3. Glimpse of ASP.Net Magic; 4. Exploring Magic of Web Forms; 5. Exploring the Magic of Server Controls 6. Exploring Validation Controls Magic; 7. A Journey through ADO.NET; 8. Exploring the Listbound Controls Magic; 9. Exploring the Magic of User Controls; 10. Exploring ASP.Net Configuration File; 11. Bits and Bytes of Global File; 12. Experiencing Some Advanced Magic; 13. Controlling the Magic with State Management; 14. Experience to Playing with Cache; 15. Web Services- A Magic of Futures Technology; 16. Managing Security in ASP.Net; 17. Transferring Data in Web; 18. Globalize your Application; 19. Exploring Magic of MSMQ in ASP.Net; 20. How to Switch from ASP; 21. Some Tips for Web Application; 22. Case Study-An Auction Application; Appendices, Index ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2010 PAGES: 828 PRICE: ` Creating Websites in Engineering Dr. Raja Subramanian 1. Beginning Web Page Design; 2. Introduction to HTML; 3. Text Formatting in Web Pages; 4. Links in Web Pages; 5. Tables in Web Pages; 6. Frames in Web Pages; 7. Forms in Web Pages; 8. Javascript in Web Pages; 9. Java Applets in Web Pages; 10. Images in Web Pages; 11. Example Applications of HTML in web Pages; 12. Web Sites; 13. Sounds and Videos in Web Pages; 14. Uploading Web Pages. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 1007 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 266. Internet and its Applications with HTML and VB- Script Shashi Banzal 1. Introduction to Internet; 2. DNS : The Domain Name System; 3. Uniform Resource Locators (URLs); 4. Internet Service Provider; 5. Electronic Mail; 6. List Servers; 7. Search Engines; 8. File Transfer Protocol; 9. Telnet; 10. Web Publishing; 11. Website Design Fundamentals; 12. Publishing on the Web; 13. HTML; 14. Advance HTML; 15. DHTML and CSS; 16. XML; 17. ASP, Activex and VB-Script; 18. Introduction to Javascript; 19. Javascript in Advance; 20. Javascript with Animation and Multimedia<; 21. E-Commerce; 22. E-Business; 23. Internet Security. Appendix. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 1284 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP INTERNET/WEB PROGRAMMING 155

39 267. Magic with HTML, DHTML and JavaScript Dr. Ravinder Singh, Amit Gupta 1. Introduction to WEB; 2. Hyper Text Markup Language; 3. Formatting Tags; 4. Creating Web Page Links; 5. Listing Text on Your Page; 6. Brightening Your Page with Animated Text and Images; 7. Fun with Colors and Background; 8. Tables in HTML br>9. Frames in HTML; 10. The Form s in HTML; 11. DHTML; 12. Cascading Style Sheet (CSS); 13. Introduction to JavaScript; 14. Fundamental of JavaScript. Appendix-A: Example of Cascading Style Sheet Appendix-B: Example of HTML Appendix-C: Example of JavaScript Appendix-D: Examination Question Appendix-E: HTML Tags Appendix-F: JavaScript Event Attributes Appendix-G: HTML Colors. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 PAGES: 220 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 268. Web Design with Macromedia Studio MX 2004 Eric Hunley 1. An Introduction to the Web Server Process and the Design Cycle; 2. Taking the Macromedia FreeHand MX Tour; 3. Exploring the Object Panel and Looking at More Effects; 4. Designing Frameworks in FreeHand MX; 5. Introduction to Macromedia Flash MX 2004; 6. Tweens and Layers; 7. Symbols, Timeline Effects, and Interactivity; 8. Introduction to ActionScript and Programming Concepts; 9. Saving Flash Movies and Creating Flash Web Sites; 10. Exploring Macromedia Fireworks MX 2004; 11. Creating Content with Fireworks MX 2004; 12. Exporting, Optimizing and More Effects in Fireworks MX 2004; 13. An HTML Primer; 14. Exploring Dreamweaver MX 2004; 15. Creating Pages with Dreamweaver MX 2004; 16. Site Management and More Dreamweaver Features; A. Other Resources; B. About the CD-ROM; C. Open Source Licenses; Index. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 SIZE: PAGES: 558 PRICE: ` FrontPage 2000 for Visual Learners Chris Charuhas 1. Frontpage Basics; 2. Layout and Navigation; 3. Utilities; 4. Interactivity; 5. Advanced Layout; 6. Additional Resources. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 SIZE: PAGES: 200 PRICE: ` HTML & Javascript for Visual Learners Chris Charuhas 1. HTML Basics; 2. Layout and Navigation; 3. Interactivity; 4. Advanced Layout; 5. Practical JavaScript; 6. Additional Resources. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 SIZE: PAGES: 200 PRICE: ` HTML, XHTML, CSS and XML Teodoru Gugoiu 1. The First Web Page; 2. The Physical Styles of Text; 3. The Logical Styles of Text; 4. Fonts; 5. Lists; 6. Tables; 7. Images; 8. Metadata; 9. Links; 10. Multimedia; 11. Image Maps; 12. Forms; 13. Frames; 14. Introduction to CSS; 15. Fonts in CSS; 16. Text in CSS; 17. Boxes in CSS; 18. CSS Positioning; 19. Tables in CSS; 20. Generated Content and Lists in CSS; 21. XML; 22. DTD; 23. XSL, XSLT and XPath; 24. XHTML; Appendix A. HTML 4.01 Elements and Attributes; Appendix B. CSS2 Properties and Values; Appendix C. Color Names; Appendix D. Character Entities; Appendix E. References; Index. ISBN: EDITION: 2007 SIZE: PAGES: 355 PRICE: ` Web Technology Ramesh Bangia Unit I : Computer System 1. Computer System; 2. Software; 3. Microsoft Windows; Unit II : Web Development 4. Introduction to HTML; 5. More on HTML; 6. Cascading Style Sheets; 7. Extensive Markup Language; 8. Introduction to ASP; 9. More on ASP; Unit III : Multimedia Scripting 10. VB Script; 11. Java Script; Glossary IT Resources Implementing XML : Managing and Formatting Data Johhny Brochard 1. Introduction; 2. XML syntax; 3. DTD (Document Type Declaration); 4. Style sheets; 5. Xpath; 6. Developing; 7. New standards. Appendices ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 560 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: 2008 SIZE: PAGES: 279 PRICE: ` INTERNET/WEB PROGRAMMING

40 274. The Internet Handbook for Writers, Students and Teachers Mary McGuire, Linda Stilborne 1. Coming to terms with Cyber space; 2. Getting the most out of the Web; 3. Search Strategies and Techniques; 4. Beyond Search Engines: The Undiscovered Web; 5. Beyond the Web; 6. ; finding Sources; Listserves; Newsgroups, FAQS 7. Managing and verifying Online Information; 8. Writing for the Web Technology; Beyond the Basis; 9. Appendices Dreamweaver 4 for Visual Learners Chris Charuhas 1. Dreamweaver Basics; 2. Layout and Navigation; 3. Utilities; 4. Interactivity; 5. Advanced Layout; 6. Additional Resource. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 SIZE: PAGES: 200 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 276 PRICE: ` Magic of C# with.net Framework Shibi Panikkar, Kumar Sanjeev Part I: C# Basics 1. Introduction; 2. Data Types; 3. Object Oriented Concepts; 4. Object and Classes; 5. Arrays and String; 6. System Collections; 7. Delegate and Events; 8. Indexers, Attributes and Versioning; 9. Statements Part II: C# Using Libraries 10. NameSpace-System; 11. Input Output; 12. Multithreading; 13. Networking and Sockets; 14. Data Handling; 15. Windows Forms; 16. C# in Web Application; 17. Error Handling Part III: C# Advanced Features Using C# 18. Web Services; 19. Windows Services; 20. Messaging; 21. Reflection; 22. COM and C#; 23. Localization; 24. Distributed Application in C#; 25. XML and C#; 26. Unsafe Mode; 27. Graphics Device Interface with C# Part IV: Case Study (Messenger Application) 28. Case Study A. Appendix; B. Appendix; C. Appendix; D. Appendix; Index 278. The Visual Learner s Guide to Managing Web Projects Chris Charuhas 1. Plan; 2. Train; 3. Organize; 4. Build; 5. Maintain; 6. Web Projects Scenario; 7. Site-Building checklist. ISBN: EDITION: 2009 SIZE: PAGES: PRICE: ` Way in Internet Getting Started Elizabeth Bramire 1. Your Internet Connection; 2. The Web; 3. ; 4. Internet Discussion and Chat; 5. Downloads/Compression; 6. More Information. ISBN: EDITION: Second, 2007 PAGES: 950 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: 2009 SIZE: PAGES: 165 PRICE: ` Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates Clint Eccher 1. Overview of Web Development Today; 2. Designing for the Past, Present, and Future; 3. What is Needed to Build Mortised Sites; 4. Understanding Graphics; 5. Things to Consider Before Beginning; 6. Enhancing Usability; 7. Gathering Requirements and Creating a Comp; 8. Breaking UP the Comp, Testing, and Uploading; 9. Tips and Tricks; 10. Case Studies Low, Medium & high Content; 11. Designs and Second-Level Content Templates; 12. Customizing the Designs in this Book A Hand Book on Visual Basic Language Sangita Sardana 1. Introduction to Visual Basic; 2. Data Types in Visual Basic; 3. Control Statements in Visual Basic; 4. Standard Library Functions in Visual Basic; 5. Visual Basic Forms, Procedures and Functions; 6. Applications Using Visual Basic. ISBN: EDITION: 2004 PAGES: 425 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 171 PRICE: ` INTERNET/WEB PROGRAMMING/VISUAL PROGRAMMING 157

41 281. Programming in VB.Net V. Christy Part-I:.Net Framework 1..Net Framework Overview Part-II: Console Application 2. Introduction to VB.Net; 3. Control Structures; 4. Loop Structure; 5. Arrays and Structures; 6. Functions and Procedures; 7. Oop Concepts; 8. Exception Handling Part-III: Windows Application 9. Textbox, Button, Label and Linklabel; 10. List box, Scroll Bars, Check box and Radio Button; 11. Picture box, Timer, Menu Strip; 12. Rich text book, Dialog Controls and MDI; 13. Month Calendar, Date Time Picker, Checked List box; 14. Progress bar, Tab control and Drive list box, Dirlist box, File list box; 15. Track bar, Tree view, Numeric up down control, Marked text box and Tooltip; 16. Image list, List view, Property grid and Toolstrip; 17. Status strip, splitter, Errorprovider Context Menu Strip; 18. Dialog Controls in Print Operation; 19. Delegates and events Part-IV: Class Library 20. Creating our own Class Library; 21. Oop concepts in Library Part-V: Window Control Library 22. Creating our own windows library Part-VI: Database, Reports and Graphics 23. Excel application in VB.Net; 24. Database in VB.Net; 25. Report Generation; 26. Graphics in VB.Net. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2015 PAGES: 325 PRICE: ` IMPRINT: USP 282. Programming with Visual Basic Mohit Mathur 1. Introduction to Visual Programming; 2. Interface Element/ Components; 3. Data and Data Type; 4. Operators and Operands; 5. Conditional Statement; 6. Built-IN Function; 7. Looping Statement; 8. Miscellaneous Command; 9. Array and Array of Control; 10. Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Form; 11. Finishing the Interface; 12. Database Control (ADO); 13. File System Controls; 14. An Introduction to Graphics. Appendix A : Error Codes and Message; Appendix B : Debugging Tools; Project : Note Pad; Index. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2010 PAGES: 127 PRICE: ` Learn to Program Visual Basic Databases John Smiley 1. The China Shop Revisited; 2. Database Primer; 3. Database Design; 4. Basic Data Access with the Data Control; 5. More on Data Access: the Recordset; 6. More on the Recordset; 7. Updating the Recordset; 8. Completing the Staff Functions; 9. Enhancing the User Interface; 10. Completing the China Shop Program; 11. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 PAGES: 670 PRICE: ` Learn to Program Visual Basic Objects John Smiley 1. Return of the China Shop; 2.VB Objects in Action; 3. VB System Objects; 4. Objects-the Inside Story; 5. Creating your own Objects; 6. Adding Methods and Events; 7. Collection Objects; 8. Excel and Word by Remote Control; 9. Creating your own ActiveX Components; 10. Troubleshooting, Testing, and a Ticker-Tape Parade; 11. Appendices. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 670 PRICE: ` Power of Visual Basic 6.0 Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Visual Basic; 2. Visual Basic Fundamentals; 3. Visual Basic Control Fundamentals; 4. Executing and Debugging a New Project; 5. Procedures; 6. Arrays; 7. Data Access Using ADO; 8. Data Access Using DAO; 9. Printing and Report Designing; 10. Creating and Using Help Files; 11. Compiling and Distributing; 12. Packaging and Deploying the Application; 13. Add-Ins; 14. Running Other Applications from Visual Basic 6. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2009 PAGES: 427 PRICE: ` Learn to Program Visual Basic Examples John Smiley 1. Understanding Properties, Methods, and Events; 2. How to Customize your user Interface Using Different Controls and Properties; 3. Changing the Mouse Pointer Icon in your Program; 4. Learning how to use Visual Basic s Intrinsic Constants to Simplify Programming; 5. Why Errors Occur and what you can do to fix them. ISBN: EDITION: 2003 PAGES: 482 PRICE: ` IT Resources Access 2002 VBA Programming Access Michele Amelot 1. Overview; 2. Visual Basic Language; 3. Objects and collections; 4. Data access objects; 5. SQL Language. 6. Managing Evenet; 7. Debugging and Managing Errors; 8. Customizing Forms and Reports; 9. Customizing the user Interface; 10. Communicating with Other Office XP Applications; 11. Internet Programming; 12. Windows Programming; 13. Example of Mini-Application. ISBN: X EDITION: 2008 SIZE: PAGES: 424 PRICE: ` VISUAL PROGRAMMING

42 288. Visual Basic 6 Gurmeet Singh (Aman) 1. Introduction to IDE; 2. Working with Forms; 3. Visual Basic Controls; 4. Procedures; 5. Menus; 6. Loops and Conditions; 7. Variables and Arrays; 8. Storing and Retrieving Data; 9. Printing and Report Designing; 10. Using Dialog Boxes; 11. Using Mouse; 12. Debugging; 13. Creating and Using Help Files; 14. Compiling and Distributing; 15. OOPs Programming; 16. ADD-INS; 17. Activex; 18. Internet Programming; 19. Running other Applications from Visual Basic 6; 20. Questions. ISBN: EDITION: First, 2008 PAGES: 566 PRICE: ` Enabling IP Routing with CISCO Routers R. Das, K. Chakrabarty Part I: IP Routing 1. Introduction to Routing; 2. The OSI Network Layer; 3. Static and Dynamic Routing; 4. Routing Information Protocol; 5. Interior Gateway Routing Protocol; 6. Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol; 7. Open Shortest Path First Routing Protocol; 8. Intermediate System to Intermediate System; 9. Border Gateway Protocol; 10. Redistribution; 11. On Demand Routing and Default Routing; 12. Route Maps and Filtering; Part II: Case Studies 13. BGP Case Study; 14. EIGRP Case Study; 15. IGRP Case Study; 16. IS_IS Case Study; 17. ODR Case Study; 18. OSPF Case Study; 19. Redistribution Case Study; 20. RIP Case Study; 21. Route Maps Case Study. ISBN: EDITION: 2006 PAGES: 486 PRICE: ` CISCO IP Routing Protocols: Troubleshooting Techniques V. Anand, K. Chakrabarty 1. Introduction to Troubleshooting; 2. Protocols and Their Characteristics; 3. Diagnostic Mechanisms; 4. Troubleshooting Tools; 5. Troubleshooting TCP/IP; 6. Troubleshooting RIP Environments; 7. Troubleshooting IGRP Routing Environments; 8. Troubleshooting EIGRP Routing Environments; 9. Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Environments; 10. Troubleshooting IS-IS Routing Environments; 11. Troubleshooting BGP for Routing Environments; 12. Troubleshooting Redistribution Routing Environments. Appendix. ISBN: EDITION: 2006 PAGES: 409 PRICE: ` Business Systems Ramesh Bangia 1. Introduction to Business Data Processing; 2. Concept of Files; 3. Principles and Techniques of Programming; 4. Database Concepts; 5. Introduction to Visual FoxPro; 6. Working with Tables; 7. Working with Queries; 8. Working with Forms; 9. Working with Reports; 10. Working with Command Window; 11. Relational Database Concepts of Visual FoxPro; 12. Visual FoxPro Utilities; 13. Functions in Visual FoxPro; 14. Programming and Developing Applications; 15. Design, Analysis and Development of Business Applications; 16. Visual FoxPro Programming Examples; Sample Papers. ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 452 PRICE: ` Designing Networks for CISCO H. Pasricha, D. Jagu 1. Technology Overview; 2. Design Considerations; 3. Network Architecture Models; 4. Media and Hardware Selection for Provisioning LAN; 5. Media and Hardware Selection for Provisioning WAN; 6. LAN Segmentation; 7. Designing Third Layer Addressing and Naming Convention; 8. Selection of EMS and NMS; 9. Building a Prototype and Pilot IT Tools and Applications Ramesh Bangia 1. Computer Appreciation; 2. Central Processing Unit; 3. Input & Output Devices; 4. Multimedia/Other Software; 5. Disk Operating System (DOS); 6. Windows Operating System; 7. Linux Operating System; 8. Word Processing & Microsoft Word; 9. Spreadsheet & Microsoft Excel; 10. Presentation Software; 11. Integration of Office Constituents; 12. Information Technology and Society; Sample Papers. ISBN: X EDITION: 2006 PAGES: 316 PRICE: ` ISBN: EDITION: 2008 PAGES: 370 PRICE: ` VISUAL PROGRAMMING/CISCO/DOEACC O LEVEL 159

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