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ContentsWILEY COMPUTER SCIENCE 2013

Programming Java . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Programming C++ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Programming C# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Programming Python . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Programming Visual Basic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Programming & Software Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Operating Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Software Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Multimedia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Web Programming & Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Data Structures and Algorithms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Application Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Systems Analysis and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Databases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Networks and Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Computer Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Human Computer Interaction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Information Technologies and Information Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Computer Science – General Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

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FEATURES• Increasedcoverageofproblem-solving:ThisEditionadds

practical,step-by-stepillustrationsoftechniquesthatcanhelpstudentsdeviseandevaluationsolutionstoprogrammingproblems.Introducedwithinthechapterswheretheyaremostrelevant,thesestrategiesinclude

• Newauthorvideos:CayHorstmannprovidesmini-lecturesondifficultconceptstohelpstudentsunderstandthematerialmorethoroughly

• Newandreorganizedtopics:Allchapterswererevisedandenhancedtorespondtouserfeedbackandimprovetheflowoftopics.AchapteronGUI(thatwasonlineonlyinthefirstEdition)isnowincludedintheprintedbook,whileachapterondatastructuresthatwasprintedinthefirstEditionisnowanonlinechapter.Newexampletables,photos,andexercisesappearthroughoutthebook

• Additionalprogrammingexamples:Theauthorhasaddedmanynewprogrammingexamplesbothinthebookandonlineonthebookcompanionsite

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction

2 FundamentalDataTypes

3 Decisions

4 Loops

5 Methods

6 ArraysandArrayLists

7 Input/OutputandExceptionHandling

8 ObjectandClasses

9 Inheritance

10 GraphicalUserInterfacesWebchapters

11 AdvancedGraphicalUserInterfaces

12 Object-OrientedDesign

13 Recursion

14 SortingandSearching

15 TheJavaCollectionsFrameworkAppendices

16 APPENDIXATHEBASICLATINANDLATIN-1SUBSETSOFUNICODE

17 APPENDIXBJAVAOPERATORSUMMARY

18 APPENDIXCJAVARESERVEDWORDSUMMAR

19 APPENDIXDTHEJAVALIBRARY

20APPENDIXEJAVASYNTAXSUMMARY(Onlineonly)

21APPENDIXFHTMLSUMMARY(Onlineonly)

22APPENDIXGTOOLSUMMARY(Onlineonly)

23APPENDIXHJAVADOCSUMMARY(Onlineonly)

24APPENDIXINUMBERSYSTEMS(Onlineonly)

25APPENDIXJBITANDSHIFTOPERATIONS(Onlineonly)

26APPENDIXKUMLSUMMARY(Onlineonly)

27 APPENDIXLJAVALANGUAGECODINGGUIDELINES(Onlineonly)

Java For EveryoneCompatible with Java 5, 6, and 72ndEditionCay S. Horstmann 978-1-118-06331-6, October 2012 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

Java For EveryoneisanintroductiontoJava,andjustasimportantly,computerprogramming,thatfocusesontheessentialsandoneffectivelearning.Itisdesignedtoserveawiderangeofstudentinterestsandabilitiesandissuitableforafirstcourseinprogrammingforstudentsincomputerscience,engineering,andotherdisciplines.Nopriorprogrammingexperienceisrequired,andonlyamodestamountofhighschoolalgebraisneeded.

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FEATURES• Presentsfundamentalsfirst

• Takesatraditionalpaththroughthematerial,stressingcontrolstructures,methods,proceduraldecomposition,andarrays.Objectsareusedwhenappropriateintheearlychapters.StudentsstartdesigningandimplementingtheirownclassesinChapter8

• Thetextincludespractical,step-by-stepillustrationsoftechniquesthatcanhelpstudentsdeviseandevaluationsolutionstoprogrammingproblems

• ScreencastVideosshowCayHorstmannexplainingthestepsheistakingandshowinghisworkashesolvesaprogrammingproblem

• Photographspresentvisualanalogiesthatexplainthenatureandbehaviorofcomputerconcepts.Step-by-stepfiguresillustratecomplexprogrammingoperations

• Beginningprogrammersoftenask"HowdoIstart?"and"NowwhatdoIdo?"Whilstanactivityascomplexasprogrammingcannotbereducedtocookbook-styleinstructions,step-by-stepguidanceisimmenselyhelpfulforbuildingconfidenceandprovidinganoutlinefortasksathand

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction 2 FundamentalDataTypes 3 Decisions 4 Loops 5 Methods 6 ArraysandArrayLists 7 Input/OutputandExceptionHandling 8 ObjectsandClasses 9 InheritanceandInterfaces10 GraphicalUserInterfaces11 AdvancedUserInterfaces12 Object-OrientedDesign13 Recursion14 SortingandSearching15 TheJavaCollectionsFramework16 BasicDataStructures17 TreeStructures18 GenericClasses19 StreamsandBinaryInput/OutputWebchapters20Multithreading(Onlineonly)21NetworkProgramming(Onlineonly)22DatabaseProgramming23XML(Onlineonly)24WebApplications(Onlineonly)25Appendices APPENDIXATHEBASICLATINANDLATIN-1SUBSETSOF

UNICODE APPENDIXBJAVAOPERATORSUMMARY APPENDIXCJAVARESERVEDWORDSUMMARY APPENDIXDTHEJAVALIBRARY APPENDIXEJAVASYNTAXSUMMARY APPENDIXFHTMLSUMMARY APPENDIXGTOOLSUMMARY APPENDIXHJAVADOCSUMMARY APPENDIXINUMBERSYSTEMS APPENDIXJBITANDSHIFTOPERATIONS APPENDIXKUMLSUMMARY APPENDIXLJAVALANGUAGECODINGGUIDELINES

Big Java Late Objects1stEditionCay S. Horstmann,SanJoseStateUniversity978-1-118-08788-6, January 2012 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

Big Java: Late ObjectsisacomprehensiveintroductiontoJavaandcomputerprogramming,whichfocusesontheprinciplesofprogramming,softwareengineering,andeffectivelearning.Itisdesignedforatwo-semesterfirstcourseinprogrammingforcomputersciencestudents.

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Introductory Programming with Simple GamesUsing Java and the Freely Available Networked Game Engine1stEditionBrian C. Ladd, SunyCollegeatPotsdam978-0-470-21284-4, March 2010E-Text available

ThisisanexcellentresourceforprogrammerswhoneedtolearnJavabutaren'tinterestedinjustreadingaboutconcepts.IntroductiontoJavaProgrammingwithGamesfollowsaspiralapproachtointroduceconceptsandenablethemtowritegameprogramsassoonastheystart.Itincludescodeexamplesandproblemsthatareeasytounderstandandmotivatesthemtoworkthroughtofindthesolutions.Thisgame-motivatedpresentationwillhelpprogrammersquicklyapplywhatthey'velearnedinordertobuildtheirskills.

TABLE OF CONTENTSGettingStarted:What'sinaGame?;DesigningYourFirstProgram;FANG:ASurveyofClasses;DecidingWhatHappens:if;Components:Names,Types,Expressions;Rules:Methods,Parameters,andDesign;ComponentsMeetRules:Classes;Collections:ArrayListandIteration;MultidimensionalDataStructures;ScannerandString:CharacterInput;ConsoleI/O:GameswithoutFANG;MoreStreams:SeparatingProgramsandData;ListsofListsandCollisionDetection;StringProcessing:InteractiveFiction

Big Java5thEditionInternationalStudentVersionCay S. Horstmann,SanJoseStateUniversity978-1-118-31877-5, March 2013E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

CayHorstmann’sfiftheditionofBigJavaprovidesacomprehensiveandapproachableintroductiontofundamentalprogrammingtechniquesanddesignskills,helpingstudentsmasterbasicconcepts.Theinclusionofadvancedchaptersmakesthetextsuitablefora2-semestercoursesequence,orasacomprehensivereferencetoprogramminginJava.Combininganupdatedandmorevisualdesign,withmajorrewritestomakethecontenteasiertoread,providesstudentswithanextremelyapproachabletext.Filledwithrealisticprogrammingexamples,agreatquantityandvarietyofhomeworkassignments,andlabexercisesthatbuildstudentproblem-solvingabilities,itisnowonderBigJavaisthenumberonetextforearlyobjectsintheJavamarket.

FEATURES• Addedproblemsolvingsections

• ExercisesfromScienceandBusiness

• Morecodeexamplesonline

• Moreonpseudocodeandalgorithms.Algorithmsectionsinarrayshasbeenenhanced

• Majorrewritestoimproveclarityandmakethepresentationmoreaccessible

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction;UsingObjects;ImplementingClasses;FundamentalDataTypes;Decisions;Iteration;ArraysandArrayLists;DesigningClasses;Inheritance;InterfacesandPolymorphism;Input/OutputandExceptionHandling;Object-OrientedDesign;Recursion;SortingandSearching;TheJavaCollectionsFramework;BasicDataStructures;TreeStructures;GenericClasses;GraphicalUserInterfaces;StreamsandBinaryInput/Output;WebChapters(Onlineonly):Multithreading;InternetNetworking;DatabaseProgramming;XML;WebApplications;Appendices:AppendixA:TheBasicLatinandLatin-1SubsetsofUnicode;AppendixB:JavaOperatorSummary;AppendixC:JavaReservedWordSummary;AppendixD:TheJavaLibrary;AppendixE:JavaSyntaxSummary;AppendixF:HTMLSummary;AppendixG:ToolSummary;AppendixH:JavadocSummary;AppendixI:NumberSystems;AppendixJ:BitandShiftOperations;AppendixK:UMLSummary;AppendixL:JavaLanguageCodingGuidelines

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Ivor Horton’s Beginning Java7thEditionIvor Horton 978-0-470-40414-0, September 2011

Beginning JavaisacomprehensiveintroductiontotheJavaprogramminglanguage,updatedthoroughlyforthelatestrelease,JavaSE7.Nopreviousprogrammingexperienceisrequired.IvorHorton’stutorialapproachhasprovedpopularwithmorethan160,000readersofthepreviouseditionsofthisbookwhoregardthisasthemostthoroughandaccessibleintroductiontotheJavalanguage.

FEATURES• Introducesnewfeaturesforbothnovicesandexperienced

programmers

• Coversthebasicsaswellasnewlanguageextensionsandclassesandclassmethods

• NewchapteronSwingApplicationFramework

• Containsnumerousstep-by-stepprogrammingexamples

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroducingJava;Programs,Data,Variables,andCalculation;LoopsandLogic;ArraysandStrings;DefiningClasses;ExtendingClassesandInheritance;Exceptions;UnderstandingStreams;AccessingFilesandDirectories;WritingFiles;ReadingFiles;SerializingObjects;GenericClassTypes;TheCollectionsFramework;ACollectionofUsefulClasses;Threads;CreatingWindows;HandlingEvents;DrawinginaWindow;ExtendingTheGui;FilingandPrintingDocuments;JavaandXml;CreatingandModifyingXMLDocuments

Java Concepts7thEditionInternationalStudentVersionCay S. Horstmann,SanJoseStateUniversity978-1-118-31876-8,March2013E-Text availableWileyPLUS Available

CayHorstmann’sseventheditionofJava Conceptsprovidesacomprehensiveandapproachableintroductiontofundamentalprogrammingtechniquesanddesignskills,helpingstudentsmasterbasicconcepts.Majorrewritesandanupdatedvisualdesignmakethisstudent-friendlytextevenmoreapproachable.Thetextisknownforitsrealisticprogrammingexamples,greatquantityandvarietyofhomeworkassignments,andlabexercisesthatbuildstudentproblem-solvingabilities.Theseventheditionnowincludesproblemsolvingsections,moreexamplecodeonline,andexercisesfromScienceandBusiness.

FEATURES•Addedproblemsolvingsections

•ExercisesfromScienceandBusiness

•Morecodeexamplesonline

•Moreonpseudocodeandalgorithms

•Algorithmsectionsinarrayshasbeenenhanced

•Majorrewritestoimproveclarityandmakethepresentationmoreaccessible

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Programming Java Programming C++

C++ for Everyone2ndEditionCay S. Horstmann,SanJoseStateUniversity978-0-470-92713-7, December 2010E-Text available

ThoroughandupdatedcoverageonalltheessentialC++concepts.Itisthego-toguideforgettingstartedwithC++!

AimedatprovidingasolidfoundationinprogrammingwithC++,thisnewEditionincorporatesprogrammingexerciseswithhelpfulself-checkquestionsthatreinforcetheconceptsdiscussedthroughoutthebook.Studentswillbenefitfromthehow-tosectionsthatshowhowconceptsareappliedandadvancedmaterialsarefeaturedontheaccompanyingwebsitewhenreadersarereadytotaketheirprogrammingskillstothenextlevel.

FEATURES• ShowshowtouseC++toyourbenefit

• Includesadviceforavoidingpitfalls

• Incorporatesself-checkquestionsandprogrammingexercisestoreinforcewhatyoulearn

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction;FundamentalDataTypes;Decisions;Loops;Functions;ArraysandVectors;Pointers;Streams;Classes;Inheritance

Programming C++

Java SE 7 Programming EssentialsMichael Ernest978-1-118-35910-5, October 2012

Thisfull-colorbookcoversfundamentalJavaprogrammingconceptsandskillsforthosenewtosoftwaredevelopmentandprogramming.Takingastraightforwardanddirectapproach,Java SE 7 Programming Essentialsprovidesasolidfoundationalknowledgeofprogrammingtopics.Eachchapterbeginswithalistoftopicareas,andauthorMichaelErnestprovidesclearandconcisediscussionofthesecoreareas.Thechapterscontainreviewquestionsandsuggestedlabs,sothereadercanmeasuretheirunderstandingofthechaptertopics.

FEATURES•CoverstopicssuchasworkingwithJavadatatypes,using

operatorsanddecisionconstructs,creatingandusingarrays,andmuchmore

•Includesadditionallearningtutorialsandtools

•PutsthefocusonOracle'snewOracleCertifiedAssociate(OCA):JavaSE7Programmer(1Z0-803)exam

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroducingtheBasicsofJava;ApplyingDataTypesinJavaProgramming;UsingJavaOperatorsandConditionalLogic;UsingJavaArrays;UsingLoopsinJavaCode;EncapsulatingDataandExposingMethodsinJava;UsingJavaMethodstoCommunicate;UsingJavaConstructors;InheritingCodeandDatainJava;UnderstandingJavaInterfacesandAbstractClasses;ThrowingandCatchingExceptionsinJava

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Programming C++ Programming C#

Beginning Object-Oriented Programming with C# Jack Purdum978-1-118-33692-2, October 2012

Thisbookintroducesbeginnerstoobject-orientedprogrammingusingC#todemonstrateallofthecoreconstructsofthisprogrammingframework.Usingreal-worldsituations,you'lldiscoverhowtocreate,test,anddeliveryourprogramsandhowtoworkwithclasses,arrays,collections,andalltheelementsofobject-orientedprogramming.

• ExplainstheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofC#,andtipsforunderstandingC#syntax

• Exploresproperties,encapsulation,andclasses;valuedatatypes;operandsandoperators;errorsanddebugging;variables;andreferencetypes

• Showshowtousestatementrepetitionandprogramloops,understandarraysandcollections,andwriteyourownclasses

• Alsocoversinheritanceandpolymorphism

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:GettingStarted;IntroducingC#;UnderstandingObjects;PartII:UnderstandingC#Syntax;UnderstandingDataTypes;UnderstandingC#Statements;UnderstandingReferenceDataTypes;MakingDecisionsInCode;StatementRepetitionUsingLoops;UnderstandingArraysandCollections;PartIII:WritingYourOwnClasses;DesigningClasses;DesigningandWritingCustomClasses;ExceptionHandlingAndDebugging;Generics;PartIV:StoringData;UsingDiskDataFiles;UsingDatabases;UsingLinq;PartV:AdvancedTopics;InheritanceandPolymorphism;PrintingandThreading;WebProgramming

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Ivor Horton's Beginning Visual C++ 2012Ivor Horton978-1-118-36808-4, September 2012

There'sareasonwhyIvorHorton'sBeginningVisualC++booksdominatethemarketplace.IvorHortonhasaloyalfollowingwholovehiswinningapproachtoteachingprogramminglanguages,andinthisfullyupdatednewedition,herepeatshissuccessfulformula.OfferingacomprehensiveintroductiontoboththestandardC++languageandtoVisualC++,heoffersstep-by-stepprogrammingexercises,examples,andsolutionstodeftlyguidenoviceprogrammersthroughtheinsandoutsofC++development.

FEATURES• Introducesnoviceprogrammerstothecurrentstandard,

MicrosoftVisualC++2012,asitisimplementedinMicrosoftVisualStudio2012

• CoverstheC++languageandlibraryandtheIDE

• DelvesintonewfeaturesofboththeC++11standardandoftheVisualC++2012programmingenvironment

• FeaturesC++projecttemplates,codesnippets,andmore

TABLE OF CONTENTSProgrammingWithVisualC++;Data,Variables,andCalculations;DecisionsandLoops;Arrays,Strings,andPointers;IntroducingStructureIntoYourPrograms;MoreAboutProgramStructure;DefiningYourOwnDataTypes;MoreonClasses;ClassInheritanceAndVirtualFunctions;TheStandardTemplateLibrary;WindowsProgrammingConcepts;WindowsProgrammingwiththeMicrosoftFoundationClasses(Mfc);WorkingwithMenusandToolbars;DrawinginaWindow;ImprovingtheView;WorkingwithDialogsandControls;StoringandPrintingDocuments;ProgrammingWindows8Apps

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Introduction to Computing Using PythonAn Application Development FocusLjubomir Perkovic 978-0-470-61846-2, December 2011E-Text available

Theauthor’sgoalistoofferanintroductiontoPythonthatisimperative-firstbutdoesn’tshyawayfromdiscussingobjectsearly.User-definedclassesandObject-OrientedProgrammingarecoveredlater,whentheycanbemotivatedandthestudentsareready.Morethanjustanintroductiontoprogramming,thebookisabroadintroductiontoComputerScience,withabenttowardsapplicationdevelopmentandaphilosophyofintroducing“therighttoolattherightmoment.”–Itintroducesstudentstotheoreticalconceptssuchasrecursion,regularexpressions,depth-firstsearch,andMapReduce,aswellastopracticaltoolssuchasGUIwidgets,HTMLparsers,SQL,andmulti-coreprogramming.Thepresentationisproblem-orientedandhands-onwithpracticeproblems(andsolutions)appearingthroughout.

FEATURES• IntroducesasubsetofthePythonlanguageearlysothat

studentsareabletowritesmallfunctionsrightastheybeginthecourse

• Perkovic’sapproachallowsexercisesandhomeworkassignmentstobesetupasapplications,i.e.completefunctions

• Asthebuilt-indatatypes,conditionals,loops,andfunctionalandmodularabstractionsarestudiedinmoredepthinlaterchaptersthefocusofthetextbooknarrativeremainsonproblemsolvingandonpatternsusedtobreakproblemsupanddesignprograms

• Languagefeaturesareintroducedasconstructsthathelpsolveaproblemorachieveadesirableprogramdesign

• Intheprocessofdevelopingapplications,programcomplexityrisestoapointwhenobjectorientedtechniquesarebeeasiertomotivate,andthereforelearn.Chapter8introducesobjectorientedprogramming

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoComputerScience;PythonDataTypes;ImperativeProgramming;Textdata,Files,andExceptions;ExecutionControlStructures;ContainersandRandomness;NamespacesandClasses;ObjectOrientedProgramming;RecursionandSearchAlgorithms

Programming Python Beginning Visual C# 2012Karli Watson, Christian Nagel, Jacob Hammer Pedersen, Jon Reid, Morgan Skinner978-1-118-31441-8, December 2012

Beginning Microsoft Visual C# 2012offersbeginnersaguidetowritingeffectiveprogrammingcodefollowingsimplestep-by-stepmethods,eachfollowedbytheopportunitytotryoutnewlyacquiredskills.Thisbookoffersprogrammingbasicssuchasvariables,flowcontrol,andobjectorientedprogramming.ItthenmovesintowebandWindowsprogramminganddataaccess(databasesandXML).TheauthorsfocusonthetoolthatbeginnersusemostoftentoprogramC#,theVisualC#2012developmentenvironmentinVisualStudio2012.

FEATURES• Usesabasic,step-by-stepapproachtohelpbeginnerslearn

quicklyandeasily

• Coversessentialtopicsincludingflowcontrol,datastructure,writingWindowsapplications,errorhandlinganddebugging,objectsandobjectorientedtechniques,andclasslibraries

• ExplainsWindowsForms,graphicsprogramming,accessingdatabases,webprogrammingusingVisualBasicwithASP.NET,dataaccess,SQLServer,ADO.NET,andXML

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Programming Python Programming Visual Basic

Beginning Visual Basic 2012Bryan Newsome978-1-118-31181-3, August 2012

VisualBasic,usedtowriteWindowsapplicationsandwebappswithASP.NET,isanessentiallanguageforbeginningprogrammers.Usingthetime-testedWroxapproach,thisguideprovidesastep-by-stepformatthatgetsbeginnersupandrunningquicklyandconfidently.EssentialtopicscoveredincludewritingWindowsapplications,workingwithdialogboxesandmenus,objectorientedprogrammingtechniques,programmingforgraphics,usingVisualBasicwithASP.NETforwebapps,anddealingwithdataaccessandSQLServer.

FEATURES • Usesabasic,step-by-stepapproachtohelpbeginnerslearn

quicklyandeasily

• Coversessentialtopicsincludingflowcontrol,datastructure,writingWindowsapplications,errorhandlinganddebugging,objectsandobjectorientedtechniques,andclasslibraries

• ExplainsWindowsForms,graphicsprogramming,accessingdatabases,webprogrammingusingVisualBasicwithASP.NET,dataaccess,SQLServer,ADO.NET,andXML

TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcometoVisualBasic2012;TheMicrosoft.NetFramework;WritingSoftware;ControllingtheFlow;WorkingwithDataStructures;ExtensibleApplicationMarkupLanguage(XAML);BuildingWindowsApplications;DisplayingDialogs;CreatingMenus;DebuggingandErrorHandling;BuildingObjects;AdvancedObject-OrientedTechniques;BuildingClassLibraries;CreatingWindowsFormsUserControls;AccessingDataUsingStructuredQueryLanguage;DatabaseProgrammingwithSqlServerandAdo.Net;DynamicDataWebsite;Asp.Net;DeployingYourApplication;Windows8Apps

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Introduction to Computer Science Using PythonA Computational Problem-Solving FocusCharles Dierbach,TowsonUniversity978-0-470-55515-6, December 2012

Introduction to Computer Science Using Python: A Computational Problem-Solving Focusintroducesstudentstoprogrammingandcomputationalproblem-solvingviaaback-to-basics,step-by-step,objects-lateapproachthatmakesthisbookeasytoteachandlearnfrom.StudentsareprovidedwithathoroughconceptualgroundingincomputationalproblemsolvingbeforeintroducingthemtospecificPythonsyntax,thusgivingthemthebackgroundtobecomesuccessfulprogrammersinanylanguage.

FEATURES• Eachchaptercoversgeneralprogrammingconceptsbefore

introducingspecificPythonsyntax

• Eachsectionisfollowedbypedagogicalelementstoreinforceunderstanding

• Extensiveexamples,programmingassignments,andendofchaptercapstoneassignmentsprovideplentyofpracticeforproblemsolving

• Everychaptercontainsthoroughcoverageoftesting,debugging,andprogrammodification

• Exercisesprogressincomplexitywithineverychapter,easingstudentsfromconceptualunderstandingtowritingsmallchunksofcodetowritingcomplexprograms

• AchaptercontaininganillustratedhistoryoftheCSdisciplineputsprogrammingconceptsintocontext

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction;DataandExpressions;ControlStructures;Lists;Functions;ObjectsandTheirUse;ModularDesign;TextFiles;DictionariesandSets;Object-OrientedProgramming;Recursion;DevelopmentsinComputing

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CodechartsRoadmaps and blueprints for object-oriented programs1stEditionAmnon H. Eden,J. Nicholson 978-0-470-62694-8, March 2011

Popularsoftwaremodelingnotationsvisualizeimplementationminutiaebutfailtoscale,tocapturedesignabstractions,andtodelivereffectivetoolsupport.Tailoredtoovercometheselimitations,CodechartscanelegantlymodelroadmapsandblueprintsforJava,C++,andC#programsofanysizeclearly,precisely,andatanylevelofabstraction.Morepractically,significantproductivitygainsforprogrammersusingtoolssupportingCodechartshavebeendemonstratedincontrolledexperiments.HundredsoffiguresandexamplesinthisbookillustratehowCodechartsareusedto:

• Visualizethebuilding-blocksofobject-orienteddesign

• Createbird's-eyeroadmapsoflargeprogramswithminimalsymbolsandnoclutter

• Modelblueprintsofpatterns,frameworks,andotherdesigndecisions

• Beexactlysurewhatdiagramsclaimaboutprogramsandreasonrigorouslyaboutthem

Thisclassroom-testedbookincludestwomainparts:

Practice(PartI)offersexperiencedprogrammers,softwaredesignersandsoftwareengineeringstudentspracticaltoolsforrepresentingandcommunicatingobject-orienteddesign.Itdemonstrateshowtomodelprograms,patterns,libraries,andframeworksusingexamplesfromJDK,Java3D,JUnit,JDOM,EnterpriseJavaBeans,andtheComposite,Iterator,FactoryMethod,AbstractFactory,andProxydesignpatterns.

Theory(PartII)offersamathematicalfoundationforCodechartstograduatestudentsandresearchersstudyingsoftwaredesign,modeling,specification,andverification.Itdefinesaformalsemanticsandasatisfiesrelationfordesignverification,andusesthemtoreasonabouttherelationsbetweenpatternsandprograms(e.g.,“java.awtimplementsComposite”and“FactoryMethodisanabstractionofIterator”).

Programming & Software Development Programming Language FoundationsAaron Stump,UniversityofIowa978-1-118-00747-1, January 2013

Stump'sProgrammingLanguageFoundationsisashortconcisetextthatcoverssemantics,equallyweightingoperationalanddenotationalsemanticsforseveraldifferentprogrammingparadigms:imperative,concurrent,andfunctional.ProgrammingLanguageFoundationsprovides:anevencoverageofdenotational,operationalanaxiomaticsemantics;extensionstoconcurrentandnon-deterministicversions;operationalsemanticsforuntypedlambdacalculus;functionalprogramming;typesystems;andcoverageofemergingtopicsandmodernresearchdirections.

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Service Oriented ArchitectureSoftware Engineering for Enterprise Applications1stEditionDominic Duggan 978-0-470-56545-2, February 2012

Thisbookprovidesanoverviewofthefieldofserviceorientedarchitecture,whichishavingaprofoundinfluenceonthedesignanddeploymentofenterprisesoftwareapplications,especiallywiththegrowingpredominanceof"virtualorganizations."Fillingagapbetweenhigh-leveloverviewtextsthatareoftentoogeneralandlow-leveldetailorientedtechnicalhandbooksthatlosesightthe"bigpicture",thisbookdiscussesSOAfromthelow-levelperspectiveofmiddleware,variousXML-basedtechnologies,andbasicservicedesign.ItalsoexaminesthebroaderimplicationsofSOA,particularlywhereitintersectswithbusinessprocessmanagementandprocessmodeling.Concreteoverviewsofthemethodologiesinthesefieldsareprovidedtogivestudentsahands-ongraspofhowtheymaybeusedinthecontextofSOA.

FEATURES• ExamplesinJavaEnterpriseEdition,WindowsConcurrency

Framework,andothers

• IncludesguidelinesandbestpracticesfortheuseandapplicationofSOA

• ProvidescoverageofparticulartechnologiesthatareemergingtosupportSOA,includingwebservices,workflow,processmodeling,andtheSemanticWeb

• Emphasisonavailabletools,suchasGlassfish,EMFandYAWL,thatstudentscanuseforhands-onexperimentationiftheyaresoinclined

Practical Database Programming with Java1stEditionYing Bai,JohnsonC.SmithUniversity,Charlotte,NC978-0-470-88940-4, September 2011

ThisbookcoversthepracticalconsiderationsandapplicationsindatabaseprogrammingusingJavaNetBeansIDE,JavaServerPages,JavaServerFaces,andJavaBeans,andcomescompletewithauthenticexamplesanddetailedexplanations.Idealforclassroomandprofessionaltraininguse,thistext

FEATURES• AdetailedintroductiontoNetBeansIntegratedDevelopment

Environment

• Javaweb-baseddatabaseprogrammingtechniques(webapplicationsandwebservices)

• Morethanthirtydetailed,real-lifesampleprojectsanalyzedvialine-by-lineillustrations

• Problemsandsolutionsforeachchapter

• Awealthofsupplementalmaterialavailablefordownloadfromthebook'sftpsite,includingPowerPointslides,solutionmanual,JSPpages,sampleimagefiles,andsampledatabases

• Coverageoftwopopulardatabasesystems:SQLServer2008andOracle

ThisbookprovidesundergraduateandgraduatestudentswiththenecessarytoolstohandlethedatabaseprogrammingissuesintheJavaNetBeansenvironment.Toobtaininstructormaterialspleasesendanemailto:[email protected]


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Operating System Concepts with Java 8thEditionInternationalStudentVersionAbraham Silberschatz,YaleUniversityPeter B. Galvin,CorporateTechnologiesGreg Gagne,WestminsterCollege978-0-470-39879-1, January 2010 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

AnalternativeversionofthebestsellingSilberschatztextofferingacoreversionofthetextforstudents.

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction;SystemStructures;ProcessConcept;MultithreadedProgramming;ProcessScheduling;Synchronization;Deadlocks;Memory-ManagementStrategies;Virtual-MemoryManagement;File-System;ImplementingFile-Systems;Secondary-StorageStructure;I/OSystems;SystemProtection;SystemSecurity;TheLinuxSystem;WindowsXP;InfluentialOperatingSystems;DistributedSystemStructures(online);DistributedFileSystems(online);DistributedSynchronization(online);Real-TimeSystems(online);MultimediaSystems(online)

Operating Systems

Operating System Concepts 9thEditionInternationalStudentVersionAbraham Silberschatz,YaleUniversity978-1-118-09375-7, March 2013 E-Text available WileyPLUS available

OperatingSystemConcepts,nowinitsninthedition,continuestoprovideasolidtheoreticalfoundationforunderstandingoperatingsystems.Thenintheditionhasbeenthoroughlyupdatedtoincludecontemporaryexamplesofhowoperatingsystemsfunction.Thetextincludescontenttobridgethegapbetweenconceptsandactualimplementations.End-of-chapterproblems,exercises,reviewquestions,andprogrammingexerciseshelptofurtherreinforceimportantconcepts.AnewVirtualMachineprovidesinteractiveexercisestohelpengagestudentswiththematerial.

FEATURES• New,updatedcontentthroughoutincludingincreased

coverageofmulticoresystemsandparallelprogramming,newcoverageofmobilesystemsincludingIOSandAndroid,updatedcoverageofMemory,andanupdateoftheLinuxchaptertoincludethe3.4kernel

• NewchaptersonvirtualmachinesandWindows7

• IntegratedcoverageofLinuxandWindowsthroughout

• Streamlinedthesecondhalfofthebookbyconsolidatingthreenetworkingchaptersintoonecompletelyrewrittenchapterandeliminatingthemultimediachapter

• Manynewexercises,programmingproblems,andprogrammingprojects

• OffersamoreinteractiveexperiencewithexercisesusingaLinuxVirtualMachinewithGCCdevelopmentenvironmentandLinuxsourcecodedistribution

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction;Operating-SystemStructures;Processes;Threads;CPUScheduling;ProcessSynchronization;Deadlocks;MainMemory;VirtualMemory;File-SystemInterface;File-SystemImplementation;Mass-StorageStructure;I/OSystems;Protection;Security;DistributedSystemStructures;Real-TimeSystems;TheLinuxSystem;Windows7;InfluentialOperatingSystems

COMING SOON!Operating Systems

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FEATURES• Avarietyofaccompanyingprojectshelpstudentsattainan

intimateunderstandingofhowthemajoroperating-systemscomponentswork

• OrganizationofTableofContentshelpsmakeacomprehensiveprogrammingprojectpossible.Forexample,Chapter2providesafulltutorialonhowtowritemultithreadedprograms,bothusingPOSIXthreadsandWindowsthreads.Thoughthematerialcoverssuchprogrammingfromanapplication-programperspective,boththeconceptsandthepracticeapplytoprogrammingwithinanoperatingsystem

• Threetypesofend-of-chapterexercisesprovideplentyofpractice.Theseincludeunstarred,starred,andtwo-starredproblemsthatrangefromquickandeasyreviewtochallenging,examtypeproblems

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1Introduction

2MultithreadedProgramming

3BasicConcepts

4Operating-SystemDesign

5ProcessorManagement

6FileSystems

7MemoryManagement

8Security

9IntroductiontoNetworking

10 DistributedFileSystems

Operating Systems in DepthDesign and Programming1stEditionThomas W. Doeppner,BrownUniversity978-0-471-68723-8, October 2010 E-Text available

Thegoalofthisbookistobringtogetherandexplaincurrentpracticeinoperatingsystems

Thisincludesmuchofwhatistraditionallycoveredinoperating-systemtextbooks:concurrency,scheduling,linkingandloading,storagemanagement(bothrealandvirtual),filesystems,andsecurity.However,thebookalsocoversissuesthatcomeupeverydayinoperating-systemsdesignandimplementationbutarenotoftentaughtinundergraduatecourses.

Thebookanditsaccompanyingsignificantprogrammingprojectsmakestudentscometogripswithcurrentoperatingsystemsandtheirmajoroperating-systemcomponentsandtoattainanintimateunderstandingofhowtheywork.

Designedforaone-semesteroperating-systemscourseforadvancedundergraduatesandbeginninggraduatestudents.Prerequisitesforthecoursegenerallyincludeanintroductorycourseoncomputerarchitectureandanadvancedprogrammingcourse.

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Software Engineering


FEATURES• Up-to-date:coversagilepracticesanddevelopsopensource

practices

• Twonewopensourcecasestudies

• Severalcasesstudiesareincludedattheendofeachmajorpartofthebook

• Giveshow-toinformationforbuildingapplicationinteamsettings

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:IntroductiontoSoftwareEngineering

1 TheGoalsandTerminologyofSoftwareEngineering

2 IntroductiontoQualityandMetricsinSoftwareEngineering

PartII:SoftwareProcess

3 SoftwareProcess

4 AgileSoftwareProcesses

5 QualityintheSoftwareProcess

6 SoftwareConfigurationManagement

PartIII:ProjectManagement

7 PrinciplesofSoftwareProjectManagementI:Organization,Tools,andRiskManagement

8 PrinciplesofSoftwareProjectManagementII:Estimation,Scheduling,andPlanning

9 QualityandMetricsinProjectManagement

PartIV:RequirementsAnalysis

10 PrinciplesofRequirementsAnalysis

11 AnalyzingHigh-LevelRequirements

12 AnalyzingDetailedRequirements

13 QualityandMetricsinRequirementsAnalysis

14 OnlineChapter–FormalandEmergingMethodsinRequirementsAnalysisasfollows:AnIntroduction

PartV:SoftwareDesign

15 PrinciplesofSoftwareDesign

16 TheUnifiedModelingLanguage

17 SoftwareDesignPatterns

18 SoftwareArchitecture

19 DetailedDesign

20 DesignQualityandMetrics

21 OnlineChapter–AdvancedandEmergingMethodsinSoftwareDesign

PartVI:Implementation

22 PrinciplesofImplementation

23 QualityandMetricsinImplementation

24 Refactoring

PartVII:TestingandMaintenance

25 IntroductiontoSoftwareTesting

26 UnitTesting

27 ModuleandIntegrationTesting

28 TestingattheSystemLevel

29 SoftwareMaintenance

Software EngineeringModern Approaches2ndEditionEric J. Braude,BostonUniversityMichael E. Bernstein,BostonUniversity978-0-471-69208-9, March 2010 E-Text available

Themostcomprehensiveandpracticalintroductiontotheprinciplesofsoftwarethroughabalanceofconceptsandapplications

TheupdatedandexpandedsecondEditionbuildsontheobject-orientedapproachandexplainscontemporarymethodsinsoftwareengineering,includingagileandopensourceapproaches.Writtentocommunicatethecomplexityofsoftwareengineering,thetextcombinespracticalindustrialexperiencewithup-to-dateacademicexperiencetogivestudentsafeelforthecomplexityandimportantissuesofreal-worlddevelopment.

Software Engineering

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Multimedia


Adobe Photoshop CS6 EssentialsScott Onstott978-1-118-09495-2, July 2012 E-Text available

Createlogos,editimages,anddesignwithoutfearinAdobePhotoshop,onceyoulearntheessentials.Thisclear,task-basedbookcoversthemall,fromnavigatingtheuserinterfacetohowtoidentifydesignelements,paintanddrawinPhotoshop,applylayerstyles,correctandadjustcolor,andmuchmore.Eachchapterprovidesclearstep-by-stepinstructionaswellasillustrative,full-colorimagesandexamples.Beforeyouknowit,you'llhavetheskillstostartadesigncareerwithPhotoshop.

FEATURES• CoversPhotoshopessentialsforbeginnersandassistsACA

candidatespreparingfortheAdobeCertifiedAssociate(ACA)forVisualCommunicationusingPhotoshopcertificationexam

• Exploreshowtoidentifydesignelements,paintanddrawinPhotoshop,applylayerstyles,correctandadjustcolor,andmore

• CoversthefivebasicareasrequiredfortheACAPhotoshopexam,includingsettingprojectrequirements,identifyingdesignelementswhenpreparingelements,understandingAdobePhotoshop,manipulatingimages,andevaluatingdigitalimages

TABLE OF CONTENTSDesignBasics;GettingAcquaintedwithPhotoshop'sUserInterface;DigitalImagingFundamentals;Painting;Drawing;Writing;SelectingPixels;WorkingwithLayersandMasks;UsingLayerStylesandComps;TransformingPaths,Layers,andSmart;AdjustingandFiltering;Developing;RetouchingPhotos;MergingPhotos;WorkingwithColor;CreatingOutput

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Introduction to Adobe Photoshop CS6 with ACA CertificationAGI Creative Team978-1-118-39408-3, December 2012

OneofthefastestgrowingtechnicalcertificationmarketsistheAdobeCertifiedAssociate(ACA)examprogram.IntroductiontoAdobePhotoshopCS6withACACertification,writtenbyexpertinstructors,includesalltheclassroomtoolsneededtoteachanintroductoryPhotoshopcourseandprepareyourstudentsforthecertificationexam.InadditiontolearningAdobePhotoshop,thistextbookpreparesstudentstoearnthisvaluablejob-focusedcertificationhelpingthemjump-starttheircareersinsuchfieldsascommercialdesignandprint/webproduction.StudentswillmastertheskillsneededwhenworkingwithAdobeBridge,CameraRAW,masksandlayers,paintingandretouching,projectmanagementandmuchmore.

ThissinglebookprovidesstudentswithacompleteintroductiontoPhotoshopalongwithacomprehensiveexampreparation.Thiscurriculum,createdbyateamofAdobeexpertswhohavedevelopedtrainingprogramsforAdobeSystems,offersyourstudentstheopportunitytoconfidentlyprovetheirskillsmasteryandgainthisvaluablecertificationtogivethemtheneedededgeontheircareerpath.AdobeCertifiedAssociateexamvouchersareavailableforbundlingforanadditionalfee.

TABLE OF CONTENTSExploringPhotoshopCS6;GettingtoKnowtheWorkspace;TakingAdvantageofAdobeBridge;PhotoshopBasics;MakingtheBestSelections;PaintingandRetouching;CreatingaGoodImage;GettingtoKnowLayers;TakingLayerstotheMax;GettingSmartinPhotoshop;UsingAdobePhotoshopFilters;CreatingImagesforWebandVideo;Introducing3D;PhotoshopCS6NewFeatures

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Advanced Adobe Photoshop CS6 Digital ClassroomJennifer Smith, AGI Creative Team978-1-118-12414-7, November 2012

Thisbook-and-DVDpackagefocusesonusingcurves,levels,blendingmodes,paintinganddrawingtools,andthelatestPhotoshopspecialeffectstocreateprofessional-qualitydesignsandimagesforwebandvideo.

FEATURES• UserswhoarefamiliarwithPhotoshopbasicscandevelop

theirskillsintheprogram'sfinerpoints

• Thebook-and-DVDpackagefeatures13lessonsillustratedwithstep-by-stepinstructionsplusvideotutorialsandlessonfiles

• CoversAdobeBridgeandCameraRAW,thenfocusesonadvancedtechniquesincludingcurves,levels,blendingmodes,paintinganddrawingtools,andthelatestPhotoshopspecialeffects

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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Digital ClassroomJennifer Smith, AGI Creative Team,Wright-PattersonAirForceBase978-1-118-12389-8, May 2012

AdobePhotoshopCS6DigitalClassroomcombinesafull-colorbookwithafull-featuredDVD,resultinginacompletetrainingpackagewrittenbyexperts.Itincludes13self-pacedlessonsthat,withcompletelessonfilesandtutorialsontheDVD.

• Featuresfull-color,step-by-stepinstructionsinthebookplusadditionaltutorialsandlessonfilesontheDVD

• DevelopedbyateamofAdobeCertifiedInstructorsandPhotoshopexpertswhohavecreatedmanyoftheofficialtrainingtitlesforAdobeSystems

• CoversAdobeBridge,CameraRAW,masksandlayers,paintingandretouching,andselectionsandlayers,takingyouthroughbasicandintermediate-leveltopics

TABLE OF CONTENTSExploringPhotoshopCS6;GettingtoKnowtheWorkspace;TakingAdvantageofAdobeBridge;PhotoshopBasics;MakingtheBestSelections;PaintingandRetouching;CreatingaGoodImage;GettingtoKnowLayers;TakingLayerstotheMax;GettingSmartinPhotoshop;UsingAdobePhotoshopFilters;CreatingImagesforWebandVideo;Introducing3D;PhotoshopCS6NewFeatures

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Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium Digital ClassroomJennifer Smith,Jeremy Osborn, AGI Creative Team,Wright-PattersonAirForceBase978-1-118-12405-5, June 2012

Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium Digital ClassroomisaneffectivewaytomasterallthepowerfultoolsinAdobeCreativeSuite6DesignandWebPremium.Morethan25self-pacedlessonsteachyouthebasicsofpagelayout,vectorgraphics,photoediting,documentmanagement,webdesign,animation,filemanagement,andmuchmore.Eachstep-by-steplessonisaccompaniedbyexercisesandvideotutorialstomaketheconceptsandtechniquescrystalclear.

FEATURES• Featuresfull-color,step-by-stepinstructionsthatmakeeven

themostcomplicatedtaskseasytounderstand,whilethevideotrainingenhancesthecontentcoveredinthebook

• Combinesan800+pagefull-colorinstructionalbookalongwithlessonfilesandvideotrainingfromexpertinstructors

• CoverseachcomponentofthecompleteAdobeCreativeSuite6DesignandWebPremiumpackage,includingInDesign,Illustrator,Photoshop,Dreamweaver,Flash,Fireworks,andAdobeBridge

TABLE OF CONTENTSExploringPhotoshopCS6;GettingtoKnowtheWorkspace;PhotoshopBasics;MakingtheBestSelections;PaintingandRetouching;CreatingaGoodImage;DreamweaverCS6Jumpstart;SettingUpaNewSite;AddingTextandImages;StylingYourPageswithCSS;ManagingyourWebsite:Reports,Optimization,andMaintenance

Introduction to Google SketchUp2ndEditionAidan Chopra,Boulder,ColoradoLaura Town,Chris Pichereau978-1-118-07782-5, February 2012E-Text available

Considerablyeasiertousethanother3Dsoftware,GoogleSketchUphasfoundanicheinarchitecture,landscapedesign,realestatedevelopment,furniturebuilding,andotherdesignprofessions.Thisbookprovidesanaccessibleapproachthatassumesnoprevious3Dmodelingexperienceandexplainsthebasicconceptsinvolvedin3Dmodeling.IntroductiontoSketchUpshowsreadershowtobuilda3Dmodel,printit,shareit,exportittoanotherprofessionaldesignpackage,exportittoGoogleEarth,andcreatea3Danimatedtour.ItalsohelpsreadersharnessthepowerofGoogleSketchUpsothattheycanpopulateGoogleEarthwith3Dbuildings,monuments,andothersculptures.

ThiseditionisupdatedwiththelatestversionofGoogleSketchUpsoftware,easy-to-read,andpractical,thistextnotonlyhelpsyoulearnhowtouseGoogleSketchUpatyourownpace;ithelpsyoumasterthecorecompetenciesandskillsyouneedtosucceed.Developedwitharchitects,interiordesigners,landscapersandotherdesigngurusinmind,GoogleSketchUpisthefast,easywaytobuild3Dmodelsofanythingyouwants–buildings,furniture,landscapes,oryourownuniquecreations.

TABLE OF CONTENTSMeetingGoogleSketchUp;EstablishingtheModelingMindset;BuildingSimpleModels;ModelingBuildings;KeepingYourModel’sAppearance;CreatingEverydayObjects;KeepingYourModelOrganized;ModelingwithPhotographs;ChangingYourModel’sAppearance;PresentingYourModelInsideSketchUp;WorkingwithGoogleEarthandthe3DWarehouse;PrintingYourWork;ExportingImagesandAnimations;ExportingtoCAD,Illustration,andOtherModelingSoftware;CreatingPresentationDocumentswithLayOut;TroubleshootingandUsingAdditionalResources

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AutoCAD 2013 and AutoCAD LT 2013 EssentialsScott Onstott978-1-118-24481-4, May 2012E-Text available

ThisAutodeskOfficialTrainingGuidethoroughlycoversthefundamentalsofAutoCAD2013andAutoCADLT2013andteachesyoueverythingyouneedtobecomequicklyproductivewiththesoftware.Learntodrawin2D,shapecomplexcurves,manageobjectswithlayers,organizewithblocksandgroups,adddimensionsandannotation,workwithlayouts,modelin3D,createrealisticrenderings,andmore.

FEATURES• TheperfectguideforAutoCADbeginners,thisAutodesk

OfficialTrainingGuideusesapproachablereal-worldexercisestoexplainAutoCADandAutoCADLT

• Takesaworkflow-basedapproachandpresentsAutoCADtasks,tools,andcorefunctionalityinthecontextofdesigningahouse

• Featureshands-ontutorialsillustratedwithfull-colorscreenshots

TABLE OF CONTENTSGettingStarted;BasicDrawingSkills;UsingDrawingAids;EditingEntities;ShapingCurves;ControllingObjectVisiblityandAppearance;OrganizingObjects;HatchingandGradients;WorkingwithBlocksandXrefs;CreatingandEditingText;Dimensioning;KeepinginControlwithConstraints;WorkingwithLayoutsandAnnotativeObjects;Plotting;Storing,Presenting,andExtractingData;Navigating3DModels;Modelingin3D;PresentingYourDesign;Appendix:Certification

Autodesk 3ds Max 2013 EssentialsDariush Derakhshani,Randi L. Derakhshani978-1-118-13055-1, May 2012 E-Text available

Beginningusersofthispopular3Danimationandeffectssoftwarewillfindeverythingtheyneedforathoroughunderstandingofthesoftware'skeyfeaturesandfunctionsinthiscolorfulguide.Theauthorsbreakdownthecomplexitiesoflearning3Dsoftwareandgetyougoingrightawaywithinteresting,job-relatedprojects.You'lllearnthebasicsofmodeling,texturing,animating,lighting,visualization,andvisualeffectswith3dsMax,exploringthemethodsandwhytheyareusedastheyare.

FEATURES• AnOfficialTrainingGuideendorsedbyAutodeskandidealfor

thosenewto3Dsoftware

• WrittenbyCGprofessionals,featuringhands-on,real-worldprojectsthatofferrealistic,job-relatedprofessionalchallenges

• Coverseverythingabeginnerneedstoknowforasolidfoundationin3dsMax,withillustratedtutorialsandfull-colorscreenshots

TABLE OF CONTENTSThe3dsMaxInterface;YourFirst3dsMaxProject;Modelingin3dsMax:ArchitecturalModelPartI;Modelingin3dsMax:ArchitecturalModelPartII;AnimatingaBouncingBall;AnimatingaThrownKnife;CharacterPolyModeling:PartI;CharacterPolyModeling:PartII;CharacterPolyModeling:PartIII;IntroductiontoMaterials:InteriorsandFurniture;TexturesandUVWorkflow:TheSoldier;CharacterStudio:Rigging;CharacterStudio:Animation;IntroductiontoLighting:InteriorLighting;3dsMaxRendering;mentalrayandHDRI

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3D Animation Essentials1stEditionAndy Beane 978-1-118-14748-1, February 2012 E-Text available

3D Animation Essentialsgivesaspiring3Dartiststheessentialfundamentalsof3Danimationandcomputergraphics(CG).Itisakeyfirststeptounderstandingandpreparingforajobinthisemergingfield.Bringingablendofstudioandclassroomexperiencetoofferthoroughcoverageofthe3Danimationindustry,thismust-havebookshowswhatittakestocreatecompellingandrealistic3Dimagery.

FEATURES • Covers3Danimationbasics:pre-production,modeling,

animation,rendering,andpost-production

• Dissectscore3Dconceptsincludingdesign,film,video,andgames

• Offershelpfulreal-worldscenariosandinformativeinterviewswithkeyeducatorsandstudioandindustryprofessionals

• Presentedinfull-colour

TABLE OF CONTENTS3DAnimationOverview;GettingtoKnowtheProductionPipeline;UnderstandingDigitalImagingandVideo;ExploringAnimation,Story,andPre-visualization;UnderstandingModelingandTexturing;RiggingandAnimation;UnderstandingVisualEffects,Lighting,andRendering;HardwareandSoftwareToolsoftheTrade;IndustryTrends

MultimediaAutodesk Maya 2013 EssentialsPaul Naas978-1-118-16774-8, May 2015 E-Text available

Maya, the industry-leading3Danimationandeffectssoftwareusedinmovies,games,cartoons,andcommercials,ischallengingtolearn.Thisfull-colorguidefeaturesapproachable,hands-onexercisesandadditionaltask-basedtutorialsthatallownewuserstoquicklybecomeproductivewiththeprogramandfamiliarwithitsworkflowinaprofessionalenvironment.You'lllearnthebasicsofmodeling,texturing,animating,andlighting;exploredifferentpartsoftheproductionpipeline;andpractice on some real-world projects.

FEATURES• ThisbookisanAutodeskOfficialTrainingGuide,

recommendedforstudentsplanningtotaketheMayaAssociateexam

• Helpsyoucreatesimpleanimations,modelwithpolygons,andadddetailwithblendshapesandsurfaces

• Startingandendingfilesfortheexercisesandadditionallearningtutorialsareavailableonline

TABLE OF CONTENTSUnderstandingtheMaya;CreatingYourFirstAnimation;ModelingwithPolygons,Part1;ModelingwithPolygons,Part2;ModelingwithPolygons,Part3;ModelingwithSubdivisionSurfaces;SurfacingYourCharacter;GettingBentOutofShape:BlendShapes;DemBones:SettingUpYourJointSystem;WeightingYourJoints;RiggingYourCharacter;MakingItMove:AnimatingYourCharacter;LetThereBeLight:LightingYour;RenderingandCompositingYourScene

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Multimedia Web Programming & Development

Game Design Essentials1stEditionBriar Lee Mitchell 978-1-118-15927-9, February 2012

Game Design Essentialsgivesaspiringdigitalgamedesignersandcreatorstheessentialfundamentalstheyneedtogetstartedinthegrowingfieldofgaming.Thisgeneralbutthoroughoverviewteachesthecoreartandtechnologyfundamentalsofdigitalgamedesignforthe21stcentury.Infull-colour,itteachesbasicskillsetsinthecontextofcurrentsystems,genres,andgame-playstyles.

FEATURES• Demonstrateshowtodesignfordifferentsectorswithin

gamingincludingconsole,PC,handheld,andmobile

• Addressescharacterandpropanimation,lightingandrendering,andenvironmentdesign

• Discussesthepathfromconcepttoproduct,includingpre-andpost-production

• Includesreal-worldscenariosandinterviewswithkeystudioandindustryprofessionals


TABLE OF CONTENTSGameDesignOrigins;GameplayStyles;CoreGameDesignConcepts;VisualDesign;DetailedDevelopmentofVisuals;NavigationandInterfaces;DesigningLevelsandtheGameDesignDocument;Sound;JobDescriptions,GameTracking,andLegalIssues;DistributionandMarketing

MultimediaIntroduction to Adobe Flash Professional CS6 with ACA CertificationAGI Creative Team978-1-118-39407-6, November 2012

Introduction to Adobe Flash Professional CS6 with ACA Certification,writtenbyexpertinstructors,providesalltheclassroomtoolsneededtoteachacompletecertificationprogram.YourstudentslearntodesignandmaintaindynamicwebsitesusingAdobeFlash.Thiscurriculumcoverstopicssuchasusinglayerstobuildanimationsequences,creatinginteractivewebcomponentswithActionScript,projectmanagementandmuchmore.ThroughtheACAcoverage,studentswillalsolearnvaluableinsightintoanimationandwebdesignjobrolesthatuseFlash.

ThissinglebookprovidesstudentswithacompleteintroductiontoFlashalongwithacomprehensiveexampreparation.Thiscompleteclassroomcourse,createdbyateamofAdobeexpertswhohavedevelopedtrainingprogramsforAdobeSystems,offersyourstudentstheopportunitytoconfidentlyprovetheirskillsmasteryandgainthisjob-focusedcertificationtogivethemtheneedededgeontheircareerpath.AdobeCertifiedAssociateexamvouchersareavailableforbundlingforanadditionalfee.

TABLE OF CONTENTSFlashCS6Jumpstart;GettingStartedwiththeDrawingTools;UsingSymbolsandtheLibrary;AdvancedTools;CreatingBasicAnimation;AdvancedAnimation;CustomizingYourWorkflow;WorkingwithImportedFiles;IntroducingActionScript;CreatingNavigationControls;AddingSoundtoYourMovies;IntroducingMovieClips;WorkingwithVideo;DeliveringYourFinalMovie;What'sNewinAdobeFlashCS6?

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Adobe Flash Professional CS6 Digital ClassroomAGI Creative Team,Wright-PattersonAirForceBase978-1-118-12408-6, June 2012

AdobeFlashProfessionalCS6DigitalClassroomincludes15self-pacedlessonsthatletyoudiscoveressentialskillsandexplorethenewfeaturesandcapabilitiesofFlashProfessional.MakingallaspectsofFlashlessintimidating,thissuperbtrainingtoolcoverstopicssuchasusinglayerstobuildanimationsequences,creatinginteractivewebcomponentswithActionScript,andmuchmore.

• Usesfull-color,step-by-steplessonsinthebookaccompaniedbyvideosontheDVDforaone-twopunchofeffectivetraining

• Featuresfive-minutevideosthatdemonstrateandfurtherexplaintheconceptsinthelessons

• CoversFlashbasics,newfeaturesinthelatestrelease,andtopicsforbeginners,intermediate,andadvancedusers

TABLE OF CONTENTSFlashCS6Jumpstart;GettingStartedwiththeDrawingTools;UsingSymbolsandtheLibrary;AdvancedTools;CreatingBasicAnimation;AdvancedAnimation;CustomizingYourWorkflow;WorkingwithImportedFiles;IntroducingActionScript;CreatingNavigationControls;AddingSoundtoYourMovies;IntroducingMovieClips;WorkingwithVideo;DeliveringYourFinalMovie;What'sNewinAdobeFlashCS6?

Web Programming & DevelopmentAdobe Flash Professional CS6 EssentialsWilliam Heldman978-1-118-12965-4, June 2012E-Text available

TheperfectprimerforlearningAdobeFlash,whetheryou'renewtoFlashorupdatingyourskills

You'llgetquicklyuptospeedontheessentialsofAdobeFlashwiththisclear,task-basedbook.Fromthefundamentalsofrichmediadesigntospecifictechniques,it'sathoroughintroduction.Usingstep-by-stepinstruction,thisbookclearlyshowsyouhowtodrawshapes,usetheTimeline,addvideooraudio,createcomplexanimations, and much more.

FEATURES• CoversFlashessentialsforbeginnersandassistscandidates

preparingfortheAdobeCertifiedAssociate(ACA)forRichMediaCommunicationUsingFlashProfessionalcertification

• IntroducesyoutotheprinciplesandpracticesofrichmediadesignaswellasFlashbasicsandessentialtools

• Delvesintotopicsandtechniques,includingcreatingdesignsusingFlashshapetools,theessentialsoflayersandtheTimeline,usingtextandsymbols,andcreatingsimpleanimations

TABLE OF CONTENTSBeforeJumpingintoFlash:RichMediaDesign;GettingAcquaintedwithFlash;DrawingShapesinFlash;GettingStartedwiththeTimeline;AddingFlashTextandFontstoYourCreations;WorkingwithFlashSymbols;DevelopingSimpleFlashAnimations;UsingTweens;TechniquesforCreatingMoreTechnicalAnimations;CreatingCharacterswithInverseKinematics;WorkingwithAudio;WorkingwithVideo;WorkingwithActionScript


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Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 Digital ClassroomJeremy Osborn, AGI Creative Team, Wright-PattersonAirForceBase978-1-118-12409-3, May 2012

Step-by-stepinstructionsinAdobeDreamweaverCS6DigitalClassroomaresupportedbylessonfilesandvideotutorialsontheDVD,presentingthenewestversionofDreamweaverin16self-pacedlessons.

FEATURES• Newcomerstowebsitedevelopmentwilllearntodesignand

maintainfullyfunctioningsitesusingthenewestversionofDreamweaverwiththisbook-and-DVDpackage

• Thelessonscoverapplyingstylesheets,usingdynamicHTML,addingstylewithimagesandmultimedia,publishingandmaintainingawebsite,andusingdatabasestocreatedynamicwebsites

• ShowshowtousehyperlinkstonavigatethroughoutawebsiteorlinktoothersitesontheInternetandhowtoformatwebpagesandforms

• CreatedbyateamofAdobeexpertswhohavedevelopedtrainingprogramsforAdobeSystems

TABLE OF CONTENTSDreamweaverCS6Jumpstart;SettingUpaNewSite;AddingTextandImages;StylingYourPageswithCSS;CreatingPageLayoutswithCSS;AdvancedPageLayoutStartingup157;CSS3TransitionsandWebFonts;WorkingwithTables;Fine-TuningYourWorkflowStartingup241;AddingFlash,Video,andSoundContent;MaximizingSiteDesign;WorkingwithCode-editingFeatures;BuildingWebForms;AddingInteractivitywiththeSpryFramework;MobileDesignandLayout;ManagingyourWebsite:Reports,Optimization,andMaintenance;DreamweaverCS6NewFeatures


Introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 with ACA CertificationAGI Creative Team978-1-118-39406-9, October 2012

Dreamweaveristheindustrystandardsoftwareforprofessionalwebsitedesign.IntroductiontoAdobeDreamweaverCS6withACACertification,writtenbyexpertinstructors,providesacompleteintroductiontoAdobeDreamweaverandprovidesalltheclassroomtoolsneededtoteachacompletecertificationprogram.

Usingthistextbook,studentsmasterthefoundationalskillsneededwhenworkingwithstylesheets,dynamicHTML,multimedia,databases,projectmanagementandmuchmore.Thistextincludesessentialskillsrequiredfordesigning,developing,andmaintainingwebsitesaswellasprojectmanagement.StudentsgainvaluableskillsthatfurthertheircareersinwebsitedevelopmentbylearningtodesignandmaintainfullyfunctioningsitesusingthenewestversionofDreamweaver.Thiscurriculum,createdbyateamofAdobeexpertswhohavedevelopedtrainingprogramsforAdobeSystems,offersyourstudentstheopportunitytoconfidentlyprovetheirskillsmasteryandgainthisjob-focusedcertificationtogivethemtheneedededgeontheircareerpath.AdobeCertifiedAssociateexamvouchersareavailableforbundlingforanadditionalfee.

TABLE OF CONTENTSDreamweaverCS6Jumpstart;SettingUpaNewSite;AddingTextandImages;StylingYourPageswithCSS;CreatingPageLayoutswithCSS;AdvancedPageLayout;CSS3TransitionsandWebFonts;WorkingwithTables;Fine-TuningYourWorkflow;AddingFlash,Video,andSoundContent;MaximizingSiteDesign;WorkingwithCode-editingFeaturesBuildingWebFormsAddingInteractivitywiththeSpryFramework;MobileDesignandLayout;ManagingyourWebsite:Reports,Optimization,andMaintenance;DreamweaverCS6NewFeatures

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Beginning HTML and CSSRob Larsen978-1-118-34018-9, January 2013

Teachingyoutheverylatestbestpracticesandtechniques,thispracticalreferencewalksyouthroughhowtouseHTML5andCSS3todevelopattractive,modernwebsitesfortoday'smultipledevices.Fromhandlingtext,forms,andvideo,toimplementingpowerfulJavaScriptfunctionality,thisbookcoversitall.

FEATURES• Coversthebasics,includingthedifferentversionsofHTML

andCSSandhowmodernwebsitesusestructureandsemanticstodescribetheircontents

• Explainscoreprocesses,suchasmarkinguptext,images,lists,tables,forms,audio,andvideo

• DelvesintoCSS3,teachingyouhowtocontrolorchangethewayyourpageslookandoffertipsonhowtocreateattractivedesigns

• ExploresthejQuerylibraryandhowtoimplementpowerfulJavaScriptfeatures,suchastabbedcontent,imagecarousels,andmore

NEW! Web Programming & Development

Web Design with HTML and CSS Digital Classroom1stEditionAGI Creative Team,Jennifer Smith,Jeremy Osborn 978-0-470-58360-9, April 2011

Web Design with HTML and CSS Digital Classroom featureslessonstohelpstudentsdiscoveressentialskillsandexplorenewaspectsofandpossibilitiesinWebdesign.Eachlessonincludesstep-by-stepinstructions,lessonfiles,alongwithvideotutorialsthatcomplementthetopicscoveredineachlesson.ThisbookcovershowtoeffectivelyuseallthemajortoolsandcodessuchasDreamweaver,Flash,Silverlight,Illustrator,Photoshop,HTML,andCSStocreateasitethatisbothattractiveandfunctional.

FEATURES• Offersclearinstructionthatmakeslearningcomplicatedtaskslessintimidating

• Demonstrateshowtoapproachsitedesignconceptcreationandbringavisionfromthedrawingboardthroughtofullanddazzlingoperability

• Combinesafullcolourstep-by-stepinstructionalbookalongwithlessonfilesandvideotrainingfromwebdesignexperts

TABLE OF CONTENTSPlanningYourWebsite;FundamentalsoftheWeb;WebDesignTools;FundamentalsofHTML,XHTML,andCSS;Graphics,Color,andTransparency;FormattingTextwithCSS;IntroductiontoCSSLayout;AdvancedCSSLayout;BrowserCompatibility;IntroductiontoInteractivity;MobileDesign;HTML5Essentials


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HTML5 Digital Classroom1stEditionJeremy Osborn,AGI Creative Team978-1-118-01618-3, September 2011

HTML5boastsextensivenewfeaturesthatenablethecreationofdynamicWebpageswhichpresentuserswithamazingmultimediaexperiences.HTML5 Digital Classroomusesafull-colourbookplusvideotutorialsonaDVDtoteachhowtotakefulladvantageofthenewWebstandardforcreatingrichmultimediaexperiences.Thestep-by-stepdirections,lessonfiles,andaninstructionalDVDdemonstratethemanyexcitingfeaturesofHTML5.

FEATURES• Presents15lessonsinfullcolour,supportedbyvideo

tutorialsandlessonfilesontheDVD

• Demonstrateshowtocode,develop,andtestWebsites

• ExploresthemanywaysthenewestversionofHTMLdiffersfrompreviousiterations

TABLE OF CONTENTSSectionOne:EssentialsofHTML,HTML5,andCSS;DefiningHTML5;FundamentalsofHTML,XHTML,andCSS;FormattingTextwithCSS;IntroductiontoCSSLayout;AdvancedCSSLayout;SectionTwo:HTML5withCSS3andJavascript;UsingHTML5Markup;CreatingHTML5Forms;IntroductionToJavascriptandJquery;WorkingwithVideoandAudioElements;WorkingwithCanvas;StylingwithCSS3;CSS3MediaQueriesandtheFutureOfCSS3;OfflineStorageinHTML5;HTML5Geolocation;HTML5DragAndDrop


HTML and CSSDesign and Build WebsitesJon Duckett978-1-118-00818-8, October 2011E-Text available

HTML & CSSteachesreadersthebasicsofHTMLandCSS.Thisbookisuniquebecauseitthrowsawaydulltemplatesandpresentstheinformationinfullcolor,withtheuseofhelpfulinfo-graphics.Thiseducationalbookisonethatyouwillenjoypickingup,reading,thenreferringbackto.Itwillmakeyouwishothertechnicaltopicswerepresentedinsuchasimple,attractiveandengagingway!

Thebookcovers:structure,text,lists,links,images,tables,forms,usefuloptions,addingstylew/CSS,controllingfonts,colors,thinkinginboxes,stylinglists,stylingtables,layouts,usinggrids,andofferspracticaladviceaboutSEO,Googleanalytics,ftp,andHTML5allinbeautifullyrendered4-coloreaseofreading.

FEATURES• Utilizesinformationgraphicsandlifestylephotographyto

explainthetopicsinasimplewaythatisengaging

• Boastsauniquestructurethatallowsreaderstoprogressthroughthechaptersfrombeginningtoendorjustdipintotopicsofparticularinterestatyourleisure

TABLE OF CONTENTSStructure;Text;Lists;Links;Images;Tables;Forms;ExtraMarkup;Flash,Video&Audio;IntroducingCSS;Color;Text;Boxes;Lists,Tables&Forms;Layout;Images;HTML5Layout;Process&Design;PracticalInformation


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Beginning XML5thEditionJoe Fawcett,Danny Ayers, Liam Quin 978-1-118-16213-2, April 2012

TheXMLlanguagehasbecomethestandardforwritingdocumentsontheInternetandisconstantlyimprovingandevolving.ThisneweditioncoversallthemanynewXML-basedtechnologiesthathaveappearedsincethepreviousEdition,providingyouwithanup-to-dateintroductoryguideandreference.Packedwithreal-worldcodeexamples,bestpractices,andin-depthcoverageofthemostimportantandrelevanttopics,thisauthoritativeresourceexploresboththeadvantagesanddisadvantagesofXMLandaddressesthemostcurrentstandardsandusesofXML.

FEATURES• NewchaptersonRELAXNGandSchematron,XML

functionalityindatabases,LINQtoXML,JabberandXMLPP,XHTML,HTML5,andmore

• Offersin-depthcoverageonextractingdatafromXMLandupdatedmaterialonWebServices

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:IntroducingXML;WhatIsXML?;Well-FormedXML;XMLNamespaces;PartII:Validation;DocumentTypeDefinitions;XMLSchemas;RelaxNgAndSchematron;PartIII:Processing;ExtractingDataFromXML;XSLT;PartIV:Databases;Xquery;XmlAndDatabases;PartV:Programming;Event-DrivenProgramming;LinqToXML;PartVI:Communication;Rss,Atom,andContentSyndication;WebServices;SoapandWsdl;Ajax;PartVII:Display;XhtmlandHtml5;ScalableVectorGraphics(Svg);PartVIII:CaseStudy;CaseStudy:XMLInPublishing


HTML5: Your visual blueprint for designing rich Web pages and applicationsAdam McDaniel978-0-470-95222-1, October 2011

Packedwithhundredsofscreenshots,thisvisualguideintroducesyoutothemanynewfeaturesandabilitiesofHTML5andshowsyouthemanyexcitingnewpossibilitiesthatexistfordesigningdynamicWebpages.

FEATURES• OffersvisuallearnersasolidreferenceonHTML5,thelatest

versionofthestandardmarkuplanguagefordesigningWebpages

• DemonstrateshowtouseHTML5tocreateWebpagesthatfeaturethelatestinrichmediacontent

• Provideseasy-to-understandexamplesthatcoveravarietyoftopicstogetyouupandrunningwithHTML5

• FeaturesacompanionWebsitethatcontainsallthecodeneededtolearnHTML5

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroducingHTML5;GettingStartedwithHTML5PageLayout;UsingNewHTML5UserInterfaceTagsandAttributes;StylingwithCSS3;EnhancingYourWebPageVisuallywithCSS3;CreatingBoxesandColumnswithCSS3;CreatingHTML5FormInputs;UsingjQuerywithHTML5;InspectingandDebuggingYourWebsite;DrawingwiththeHTML5Canvas;AddingHTML5Multimedia;UsingDragandDropinHTML5;StoringDataUsingaClient-SideDatabase;ProvidingOfflineAccesstoWebApplications;UsingGeolocation;RunningSecondaryJavaScriptThreadsUsingWebWorkers;CommunicatingwithWebSockets;DisplayingDesktopNotifications


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Beginning ASP .NET 4 .5: in C# and VBImar Spaanjaars978-1-118-31180-6, October 2012

UpdatedforASP.NET4.5,thisintroductorybookisfilledwithhelpfulexamplesandcontainsauser-friendly,step-by-stepformat.ThisbookwalksyouthroughASP.NET,Microsoft'stechnologyforbuildingdynamicallygeneratedwebpages.

FEATURES• Containsthecomprehensiveguidetothelatesttechnology

additionstoASP.NET4.5

• ShowshowtobuildbasicASP.NETwebpagesandconfiguretheirserver

• Includesinformationonhowtoaddfeatureswithpre-builtservercontrols

• Revealshowtodesignpagesandmakethemconsistent

• Containstheinformationneededforgettinguserinputanddisplayingdata

NEW!Web Programming & Development

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Data Structures and Algorithms


Data Structures and Algorithms in Java5thEditionInternationalStudentVersionMichael T. Goodrich,JohnsHopkinsUniversityRoberto Tamassia,BrownUniversity978-0-470-39880-7, March 2010 E-Text available

Accessiblecoverageoffundamentaldatastructuresusingaconsistentobject-orientedframework.

NowrevisedtoreflecttheinnovationsofJava5.0,GoodrichandTamassia’sFifthEditionofData Structures and Algorithms in Javacontinuestoofferaccessiblecoverageoffundamentaldatastructures,usingaconsistentobject-orientedframework.Theauthorsprovideintuition,description,andanalysisoffundamentaldatastructuresandalgorithms.Numerousillustrations,web-basedanimations,andsimplifiedmathematicalanalysesjustifyimportantanalyticalconcepts.

InthisnewEdition,softwareengineerswillfindcoverageoffundamentaldatastructuresusingaconsistentobject-orientedframework.ThediscussionsthroughoutthebooknowfeaturethelatestinformationonJavaJDK1.6.ThisincludesupdatestosectionsonJavaprogrammingbasics,arrays,stacksandqueues,lists,priorityqueues,sortingmethods,maps,andmemory.Thecoverageoftheanalysislanguagehasbeensimplifiedandmoreexamplesofalgorithmanalysisarepresented.Javaimplementationsareprovidedoffundamentalalgorithmsandofsampleapplicationsofdatastructures.Inaddition,softwareengineerswillfindalltheJavasourcecode,Javaanimationsandinteractiveappletsfordatastructuresandalgorithms,andaneducationalversionofthenet.datastructurespackageonthebookswebsite.


FEATURES• Resourcesincludesmedia-enrichedPowerPointslideswhich

includelinkstointeractiveanimationsofdatastructuresandalgorithms

• Thereare10completeprojectsonlinewhichprovidegraphicaluserinterfacesoftwaretowhichstudentsthenadddatastructureandalgorithmimplementationstocomplete

• AdditionalFigures:Topicsandtheirmathematicalanalysisarepresentedasvisuallyaspossiblewithoutsacrificingtherigororcontent

• IncreasedandUpdatedExamples:Student-motivatingtopicssuchasInternet,Biology,Medicine,ScienceandEngineering,BusinessandFinance,Sports,EntertainmentandCommunityServiceareusedasexamplestodrawstudentsintothematerial

• AdditionalExercises:Theexistingexerciseshavebeenthroughlyupdatedandnewexerciseshavealsobeenadded

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1JavaPrimer

2Object-OrientedDesign

3Indices,Nodes,andRecursion

4AnalysisTools

5Stacks,Queues,andDeques

6ListandIteratorADTs

7Trees

8HeapsandPriorityQueues

9HashTables,Maps,andSkipLists

10 SearchTrees

12 Sorting,Sets,andSelection

13 StringsandDynamicProgramming

14 GraphAlgorithms

15 MemoryManagementandB-Trees.AUsefulMathematicalFacts.Bibliography

16 Index

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Data Structures and the Java Collections Framework3rdEditionWilliam Collins,LafayetteCollege978-0-470-48267-4, December 2010E-Text available

Offeringstudentsandinstructorsapracticalapproachtoprogramdesign,testingandimplementation.UtilizingtheJavaCollectionsFramework,partofthejava.utilpackage,asaplatformtodevelophigher-levelapplications.

Insteadofemphasizingtheunderlyingmathematicstogetprogrammerstobuildtheirowndatastructures,CollinsenablesprogrammerstomanipulateexistingstructuresintheJavaCollectionsLibrary–learningthroughcodingratherthanbydoingproofs.23labprojectsandhundredsofprogrammingexamplesareintegratedthroughoutthepagestobuildtheirintuition.Theapproachthisbooktakeshelpsprogrammersquicklylearntheconceptsthatunderliedatastructures.

FEATURES• Wherenecessary,theauthorincludesapproachesthatdiffer

fromthoseintheFrameworkincludingaseparatesectiononopenaddressing,andadiscussionofthetrade-offsofonedesignovertheother

• Studentshavetheopportunitytodeveloptheirowndatastructuresviaprogrammingprojectsinwhichdatastructuresareeithercreated“fromthegroundup”orextendedfromexamplesinthechapters

• 23WebLabspromoteactivelearningandprovidereinforcementofthetextmaterial.Thelabsencouragetheusethescientificmethod,andeachlabissetupasanexperiment

• Therearehundredsofprogrammingexercisesandmorethan30programmingprojects

TABLE OF CONTENTSObjectOrientedConcepts;AdditionalFeaturesofJava;AnalysisofAlgorithms;TheJavaCollectionsFramework;Recursion;Array-BasedLists;LinkedLists;StacksandQueues;BinaryTrees;BinarySearchTrees;Sorting;TreeMapsandTreeSets;PriorityQueues;Hashing;Graphs,TreesandNetworks


Data Structures: Abstraction and Design Using Java2ndEditionElliot B. Koffman,TempleUniversityPaul A. T. Wolfgang,TempleUniversity978-0-470-12870-1, January 2010 E-Text available

Thisbooklaysthefoundationforprogrammerstobuildtheirskills.

ThefocusofthebookisplacedonhowtoimplementeffectiveprogramsusingtheJCF(JavaCollectionsFramework)insteadofproducingmathematicalproofs.Thecoverageisupdatedandstreamlinedtoprovideamoreaccessibleapproachtoprogramming.Studentswillbeabletodevelopathoroughunderstandingofbasicdatastructuresandalgorithmsthroughanobjects-firstapproach.

Datastructuresarediscussedinthecontextofsoftwareengineeringprinciples.Updatedcasestudiesalsoshowprogrammershowtoapplyessentialdesignskillsandconcepts.

FEATURES• Combinesastrongemphasisonproblemsolvingand

softwaredesignwiththestudyofdatastructures.Afterprovidingthespecification(interface)andtheimplementation(oneormoreJavaclasses)casestudiesarecoveredthatusethedatastructuretosolvesignificantproblems

• FocusesonimplementingeffectiveprogramsusingtheJavaCollectionsFrameworkandtheclassesintheframework.Thecodefortheseclassesfollowscloselythatwhichisprovidedintheframeworkandisnotaconversionofcodeinotherprogramminglanguages

• Over20casestudiesfollowafive-stepprocess(problemspecification,analysis,design,implementation,andtesting).

• Manyproblemshaveextensivediscussionsoftestingandincludeclassesanddrivermethodsfortestingsolutionstocasestudies

• ExtensivepedagogytoassistinexperiencedprogrammersinlearningthematerialincludingboxesonProgrammingPitfalls,Designconcepts,ProgrammingPractice;Syntaxboxesforquickreference;self-checkandend-of-sectionexercisesforimmediatefeedbackandpractice

TABLE OF CONTENTSObject-orientatedProgrammingandClassHierarchies;ListsandtheCollectionInterface;Stacks;Queues;Recursion;Trees;SetsandMaps;Sorting;Self-BalancingSearchTrees;Graphs;AppendixA:IntroductiontoJava;AppendixB:OverviewofUML;AppendixC:Event-OrientatedProgramming;AppendixD:TestingandDebugging


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Data Structures and Algorithms in C++2ndEditionMichael T. Goodrich,JohnsHopkinsUniversityRoberto Tamassia,BrownUniversityDavid M. Mount,UniversityofMaryland978-0-470-38327-8, January 2011

Designedtoprovideanintroductiontodatastructuresandalgorithms,includingtheirdesign,analysis,andimplementation.Theauthorsofferanintroductiontoobject-orienteddesignwithC++anddesignpatterns,includingtheuseofclassinheritanceandgenericprogrammingthroughclassandfunctiontemplates,andretainaconsistentobject-orientedviewpointthroughoutthebook.

FEATURES• Introductiontoobject-orienteddesignwithC++anddesign

patterns,includingtheuseofclassinheritanceandgenericprogrammingthroughclassandfunctiontemplates

• ComprehensivecoverageofallthedatastructurestaughtinatypicalCS2course,includingvectors,lists,heaps,hashtables,andsearchtrees

• Detailedexplanationandvisualizationofsortingalgorithms.

• Coverageofgraphalgorithmsandpattern-matchingalgorithmsformoreadvancedCS2courses

• Visualjustificationswhichmakemathematicalargumentsmoreunderstandableforstudents,appealingtovisuallearners

• MotivationofalgorithmicconceptswithInternet-relatedapplications,suchasWebbrowsersandsearchengines

• ReviewofbasicfeaturesoftheC++programminglanguage.

• AccompanyingWebsitewithaspecialpassword-protectedareaforinstructors

TABLE OF CONTENTSBasicC++Programming;Object-OrientedDesign;AnalysisTools;Stacks,Queues,andRecursion;Vectors,Lists,andSequences;Trees;PriorityQueues;Dictionaries;SearchTrees;Sorting,Sets,andSelection;TextProcessing;Graphs;Appendix:UsefulMathematicalFacts

Data Structures and AlgorithmsData Structures and Algorithms Using Python1stEditionRance D. Necaise,CollegeofWilliamandMary978-0-470-61829-5, December 2010E-Text available

Akeyobjectiveistoprovidea“backtobasics”approachtolearningdatastructuresandalgorithmswithoutoverwhelmingthereaderwithalloftheOOPterminologyandconcepts.Toprovideflexibilityintopiccoverageforawidevarietyofcourses,theauthorfocusesondatastructuresandalgorithms,whiledesigningtheexamplestoallowtheintroductionofobject-orientedprogrammingifsodesired.Thebookalsointroducestheconceptofalgorithmanalysisandexplorestheefficiencyofalgorithmsanddatastructuresthroughoutthetext.

FEATURES• Python(version3)usedtodesignandimplementclassesfor

abstractdatatypesandprogramsandalgorithms

• Flexibleorganizationallowscoverageofclassinheritanceasneededordesired

• Introducesstudentstothebasicarraystructureandthefundamentalsofimplementingandusingmulti-dimensionalarrays

• TheunderlyingmechanismofmanyofPython’sbuilt-indatastructuresandconstructsareexploredinordertoexposethe“magic”andtoevaluatetheirefficiency

• Real-worldapplicationsofvariouschaptertopicsarepresentedthroughoutthetexttohelpengagestudents

• AnumberofADTsandapplicationsarepresentedasthreadsthroughoutthetext(i.e.theSet,Bag,Matrix,SparseMatrix,andMapADTs.)Thisallowsformultipleimplementationsasnewdatastructuresareintroduced,whichprovidestheopportunitytoreinforcetheabstractionconceptandforstudyingalgorithmefficiency

TABLE OF CONTENTSAbstractDataTypes;ArraysandVectors;AlgorithmAnalysis;TheLinkedList;AdvancedLinkedLists;Stacks;Queues;HashTables;Recursion;BinaryTreesandHeaps;AdvancedSearchTrees;SortingAlgorithms;AppendixA:PythonReview;AppendixB:Object-OrientedProgramming



Data Structures and Algorithms Application Development

Beginning Android 4 Application Development1stEditionWei-Meng Lee 978-1-118-19954-1, January 2012

Presentedinfullcolor,Beginning Android 4 Application Developmenttakesahands-onapproachtoteachingaspiringdevelopershowtocreateapplicationsforthelatestAndroidOSandnewestdevices–forthefirsttime,includingbothsmartphonesandtablets.Beginningwiththebasics,thisbookprovideseverythingdeveloperswillneedtoknowtobegintosuccessfullydeveloptheirownAndroidapplications.

FEATURES• Providesclearinstructionsbackedbyreal-world

programmingexamples

• CoverseverythingAndroid4developersneedtoknowforbothsmartphonesandtablets

• Explainshowtocustomizeactivitiesandintents,createrichuserinterfaces,andmanagedata

• HelpsyouworkwithSMSandmessagingAPIs,theAndroidSDK,andusinglocation-basedservices

• DetailshowtopackageandpublishyourapplicationstotheAndroidMarket

TABLE OF CONTENTSGettingStartedwithAndroidProgramming;Activities,Fragments,andIntents;GettingtoKnowtheAndroidUser;DesigningyourUserInterfacewithViews;DisplayingPicturesandMenuswithViews;DataPersistence;ContentProviders;Messaging;Location-BasedServices;Networking;DevelopingAndroidServices;PublishingAndroidApplications

Application DevelopmentData Structures and Algorithms in PythonMichael T. Goodrich978-1-118-29027-9, November 2012

Basedontheauthors’marketleadingdatastructuresbooksinJavaandC++,thistextbookoffersacomprehensive,definitiveintroductiontodatastructuresinPythonbyauthoritativeauthors.Data Structures and Algorithms in Pythonisthefirstauthoritativeobject-orientedbookavailableforthePythondatastructurescourse.Designedtoprovideacomprehensiveintroductiontodatastructuresandalgorithms,includingtheirdesign,analysis,andimplementation,thetextwillmaintainthesamegeneralstructureasDataStructuresandAlgorithmsinJavaandDataStructuresandAlgorithmsinC++.

FEATURES• BeginsbydiscussingPython’sconceptuallysimplesyntax,

whichallowsforagreaterfocusonconcepts

• Employsaconsistentobject-orientedviewpointthroughoutthetext

• Providesathoroughdiscussionontheanalysisanddesignoffundamentaldatastructures

• IncludesmanyhelpfulPythoncodeexamples,withsourcecodeprovidedonthewebsite

• Usesillustrationstopresentdatastructuresandalgorithms,aswellastheiranalysis,inaclear,visualmanner

• Provideshundredsofexercisesthatpromotecreativity,helpreaderslearnhowtothinklikeprogrammers,andreinforceimportantconcepts

• ContainsmanyPython-codeandpseudo-codefragments,andhundredsofexercises,whicharedividedintoroughly40%reinforcementexercises,40%creativityexercises,and20%programmingprojects

TABLE OF CONTENTSPythonProgrammingBasics;Object-OrientedDesign;AnalysisToolsandRecursion;Stacks,Queues,andDeques;SequenceAbstractions;TreeStructures;PriorityQueues;MapsandDictionaries;SearchTreeStructures;Sorting,Sets,andSelection;StringsandDynamicProgramming;GraphAlgorithms;MemoryManagementandB-trees;AppendixA:UsefulMathematicalFacts

DataStructuresandAlgorithmsinPython

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Application Development


Beginning iOS Application Development with HTML and JavaScriptRichard Wagner,Princeton,MA978-1-118-15900-2, January 2012

ThisbookenablesreaderswhoalreadyknowHTMLandJavaScriptandrelatedtechnologiestoapplytheirskillstothewildlypopulariOS.

• Explains how to enable and optimize web sites for the mobile screen, design an effectiveiPadandiPhoneUI,andapplyCSS

• Coversbuildingininteractivity,animation,andspecialeffects,programmingthecanvas,offline,apps,bandwidthperformanceandoptimization,andwebframeworks

• ShowsyouhowtopackageyourappinsideanativeiOSwrapper(noprogrammingrequired) so you can submit your apps to the App Store

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:GettingStarted;IntroducingiOSDevelopmentUsingWebTechnologies;WorkingWithCoreTechnologies;TheDocumentObjectModel;WritingYourFirstHelloWorldApplication65;EnablingAndOptimizingWebSitesForTheiPhoneandiPad;PartII:ApplicationDesign;DesigningTheiPhoneUI;DesigningForiPad;StylingWithCss;PartIII:ApplicationDevelopment;ProgrammingTheInterface;HandlingTouchInteractionsAndEvents;SpecialEffectsandAnimation;IntegratingWithiOSServices;PackagingAppsAsBookmarks:BookmarkletsAndDataUrls;PartIV:AdvancedProgrammingTechniques;ProgrammingTheCanvas;OfflineApplications;BuildingWithWebAppFrameworks;BandwidthAndPerformance;Optimizations;DebugAndDeploy;PartV:NextSteps:DevelopingNativeIosApplicationsWithHtmlAndJavascript;PreparingForNativeIosDevelopment;Phonegap:NativeAppsFromYourHTML,CSS,AndJavascript;SubmittingYourAppToTheAppStore


Beginning iOS 5 Application Development1stEditionWei-Meng Lee978-1-118-14425-1, January 2012

Beginning iOS 5 Application DevelopmentoffersstudentsajumpstarttodevelopingapplicationsiOS5.Thisfull-colorbookshowshowtousethecorebuildingblocksofiPhoneandiPadapplicationdevelopment,includingObjective-CandthexCodetoolset.ThebookthoroughlycoversallthenewiOS5features,includingnewmultitasking,location-basedservices,notificationsystem,cloud-basedfeatures,andmuchmore.

FEATURES• IntroducesiOS5,xCode4,Objective-C,andthebasicsyou

needtocreateyourfirstAppledeviceapp

• CoversahostofnewiOS5capabilities,includingnewmultitasking,newlocation-basedservices,andanewnotificationsystem

• ShowsyouhowtoworkwithiOS5'scloud-basedfeaturesforonlinestorageofmusic,photos,andvideo

TABLE OF CONTENTSGettingStartedwithiOS5Programming;WritingYourFirstHelloWorld!Application;UnderstandingViews,Outlets,andActions;ExploringtheDifferentViewControllers;EnablingMulti-PlatformSupportfortheiPhoneandiPad;HandlingKeyboardInputs;SupportingScreenRotations;DisplayingandPersistingDataUsingtheTableView;UsingApplicationPreferences;FileHandling;DatabaseStorageUsingSQLite;ProgrammingiCloud;PerformingSimpleAnimationsandVideoPlayback;AccessingBuilt-InApplications;AccessingtheSensors;UsingWebServices;BluetoothProgramming;BonjourProgramming;ProgrammingRemoteNotificationsUsingApplePushNotificationServices;DisplayingMaps;ProgrammingBackgroundApplications


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Beginning Windows 8 Application DevelopmentIstván Novák, Zoltán Árvai, György Balássy, David Fulop 978-1-118-01268-0, September 2012

BeginningWindows8ApplicationDevelopmentisperfectforanyonewho'sreadytogetstarteddevelopingappsfortheexcitingnewWindows8OS.Writteninaneasy-to-readstyle,thisbookispackedwithreusableexamplesthatshowcasetheendlesspossibilitiesoftheWindowsSDKandalsointroducesthenewWindows8appstore.

FEATURES• ProvidesacompleteintroductiontotheWindowsSDKand

Windows8,startingwithsettingupthedevelopmentenvironmentandbuildingyourfirstapplication

• Coversuserinterfacedesign,touch-andevent-drivendesignelements,leveragingwindows-basedservices,andofflineapplicationdevelopmentwithHTML5

• ExplorescreatingC#applicationsfortheWindows8system, XNA4andSilverlight5considerations,andtheroleofC++

• Showshowtodebug,certifyanddeployyourapplications

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:IntroductiontoWindows8ApplicationDevelopment;ABriefHistoryofWindowsApplicationDevelopment;UsingWindows8;Windows8ArchitectureFromaDeveloper’sPointofView;GettingtoKnowYourDevelopmentEnvironment;PartII:CreatingWindows8Applications;PrinciplesOfModernWindowsApplicationDevelopment;CreatingWindows8StyleApplicationswithHTML5,CSS,andJavascript;UsingXAMLtoCreateWindows8StyleUserInterfaces;WorkingwithXAMLControls;BuildingWindows8StyleApplications;CreatingMulti-PageApplications;BuildingConnectedApplications;LeveragingTabletFeatures;PartIII:AdvancingToProfessionalWindows8Development;CreatingWindows8StyleApplicationsWithC++;AdvancedProgrammingConcepts;TestingandDebuggingWindows8Applications;IntroducingTheWindowsStore;PartIV:Appendices

NEW!Application Development

Beginning Mobile Application Development in the CloudRichard Rodger978-1-118-03469-9, October 2011

Withthisguide,you'lllearnhowtobuildcross-platformapplicationsformobiledevicesthataresupportedbythepowerofCloud-basedservicessuchasAmazonWebServices.AnintroductiontoCloud-basedapplicationsexplainshowtouseHTML5tocreatecross-platformmobileappsandthenuseCloudservicestoenhancethoseapps.You'lllearnhowtobuildyourfirstappwithHTML5andsetitupintheCloud,whilealsodiscoveringhowtousejQuerytoyouradvantage.

FEATURES• Highlightstheskillsandknowledgeyouneedtocreate

successfulappsformobiledeviceswithHTML5

• TakesyouthroughthestepsforbuildingwebapplicationsfortheiPhoneandAndroid

• Detailshowtoenhanceyourappthroughfasterlaunching,touchvs.click,storagecapabilities,andacache

• LooksathowbesttouseJSON,FourSquare,jQuery,AJAX,andmore

• Sharestipsforcreatinghybridappsthatrunnatively

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroducingCloud-BasedMobile;MobilizingYourApp;BuildingMobileWebApps;EnhancingYourApp;BuildingAppsInTheCloud;UseTheCloud!;EnhancingTheUserExperience;WorkingWithTheCloud;CreatingHybridAppsThatRunNatively;BuildingAPhoto-BloggingApp;WorkingWithCloudDevelopmentServices;GoingSocial!;AppStores;SellingYourApp


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Systems Analysis and Design


Systems Analysis and Design 5thEditionInternationalStudentVersionAlan Dennis,TheUniversityofGeorgia978-1-118-09374-0, March 2012 E-Text available

The5thEditionofSystems Analysis and Designcontinuestoofferahands-onapproachtoSA&Dwhilefocusingonthecoresetofskillsthatallanalystsmustpossess.Buildingontheirexperienceasprofessionalsystemsanalystsandaward-winningteachers,authorsDennis,Wixom,andRothcapturetheexperienceofdevelopingandanalyzingsystemsinawaythatstudentscanunderstandandapply.

WithSystemsAnalysisandDesign,5thEdition,studentswillleavethecoursewithexperiencethatisarichfoundationforfurtherworkasasystemsanalyst.

FEATURES• AmorerigorousandthoroughtreatmentofRequirements

DeterminationandUseCaseAnalysis

• Anewcontinuingexampleintegratedinchapters4,5,and6introduceshowtoreadusecases,processmodels,anddatamodelsinasimple,focusedway

• NewSpotlightonEthicsfeaturesprovidetimelyandrealethicaldilemmasthatconfrontsystemsanalysts.

• ManynewConceptsinActionboxesprovideupdated,real-worldillustrationsofthetextbookcontent

TABLE OF CONTENTSTheSystemsAnalystandInformationSystemDevelopment;ProjectSelectionandManagement;RequirementsDetermination;UseCaseAnalysis;ProcessModeling;DataModeling;TheDesignPhase,DesignStrategy,andArchitectureDesign;UserInterfaceDesign;ProgramDesign;DataStorageDesign;MovingIntoImplementation;TransitiontotheNewSystem;TheMovementtoObjects

Systems Analysis and DesignSystems Analysis and Design with UML4thEditionInternationalStudentVersionAlan Dennis,TheUniversityofGeorgia978-1-118-09236-1, March 2012 E-Text available

Youcan’ttrulyunderstandSystemsAnalysisandDesignbyonlyreadingaboutit;youhavetodoit.InSystemsAnalysisandDesign,4thEdition,Tegarden,Dennis,andWixomofferahands-onapproachtoactuallydoingSAD.Buildingontheirexperienceasprofessionalsystemsanalystsandaward-winningteachers,thesethreeauthorscapturetheexperienceofactuallydevelopingandanalyzingsystems.Theyfocusonthecoresetofskillsthatallanalystsmustpossess–fromgatheringrequirementsandmodelingbusinessneeds,tocreatingblueprintsforhowthesystemshouldbebuilt.

FEATURES• Addedmorebasiccoverageofobjectorientedsystemsto

chapter1byincorporatingthepriorEdition’sappendixon“BasicCharacteristicsofObject-OrientedSystems”

• Thoroughlyrewrotetheprojectmanagementmaterialtoreflectmoreofanobject-orientedflavor.(Netpresentvalueandreturnoninvestment,break-evenpoint,workbreakdownstructures,Ganttcharts,networkdiagramsandPERTanalysisareallstillincluded.)

• Increasedthefocusonbusinessprocessesbyreorganizingandexpandingthefunctionalmodelingmaterial

• Expandedcoverageofnon-functionalrequirementsthroughoutthedesignmodelingchapters

• Expandedmaterialthataddressesglobalconcernsincludinganewsectiononinternationalandculturalissueswithregardtouserinterfacedesignandexpandedcoverageofculturalissueswithregardstoconstructionandtheinstallationandoperationsofinformationsystems

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoObject-OrientedSystemsAnalysisandDesign;ProjectManagement;RequirementsDetermination;BusinessProcessandFunctionalModeling;StructuralModeling;BehavioralModeling;MovingontoDesign;ClassandMethodDesign;DataManagementLayerDesign;HumanComputerInteractionLayerDesign;PhysicalArchitectureLayerDesign;Construction;InstallationandOperations

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Databases


Discovering SQLA Hands-On Guide for Beginners1stEditionAlex Kriegel 978-1-118-00267-4, April 2011

Discovering SQLwillclearlyandconciselyexplainSQLstatements,showingstudentshowtowriteSQLcodethatgetsthedesiredresultswiththegreatestspeedandefficiency.Coveringthebasicsthroughintermediatetopicswithclearexplanations,hands-onexercises,andhelpfulsolutions,thisbookistheperfectintroductiontoSQL.TopicsincludeboththeSQL:2008andSQL:2011standards,andalsohowtouseSQLagainstcurrentreleasesofthemostpopularcommercialSQLdatabases,suchasOracle,SQLServer,andMySQL.

FEATURES • Usesahands-onstyleandasampledatabasethat

incorporatesallSQLconceptstaughtinthebook;thisdatabasewillbeenhancedthroughthebookaskeypointsandlessonsarecovered

• Coversrecentdevelopments,includingdynamicSQL,XML/SQL,andNoSQL

• Includesappendiceswithprimersondatabasenormalization,settheoryandbolleanalgebra,RDBMSsoftwarestep-by-stepsetupguides,anddatabaseconnectivity

TABLE OF CONTENTSDrowninginData,DyingofThirstforKnowledge;BreakingandEntering:StructuredInformation;AThingYouCanRelateTo–DesigningARelationalDatabase;OvercomingtheLimitationsofSQL;GroupingandAggregation;WhenOneisNotEnough:AQueryWithinaQuery;YouBrokeIt;YouFixIt:CombiningDataSets;WhatElseisThere,andWhy?;OptimizingPerformance;MultiuserEnvironment;WorkingWithUnstructuredandSemistructuredData;NotbySQLAlone

Databases

Fundamentals of Database Management Systems2ndEditionMark L. Gillenson,UniversityofMemphis978-0-470-62470-8, October 2012 E-Text available

Thislean,focusedtextconcentratesongivingstudentsaclearunderstandingofdatabasefundamentalswhileprovidingabroadsurveyofallthemajortopicsofthefield.Theresultisatextthatiseasilycoveredinonesemester,andthatonlyincludestopicsrelevanttothedatabasecourse.

FEATURES• Newpedagogicalstructureforeachchapter,startingwithan

explanationoftheconcept,thenanexample,andfinallya“YourTurn”boxwherestudentsapplytheconcepttotheirownprojects

• Moreemphasisonapracticalapproach,withnew“ConceptsinAction”boxescontainingexamplesofconceptsusedinpractice,aseparatesupplementonhowtoimplementdatabaseswithAccess,andmultiple“YourTurn”boxesineverychapter

• Theentity-relationshipdiagramshavebeenconvertedtotoday’sstandardpracticeformatthatiscompatiblewithMSVisio,amongothersoftwaretools

• Anew”mobilechapter”ondataretrievalwithSQLthatcanbecoveredearlyinthebook,whereitappearsasChapter4,orlaterinthebookafterthechaptersondatabasedesign

• Internet-accessibledatabasesthatmatchthefourmainexamplesthatrunthroughthebook’schaptersforhands-onstudentpracticeindataretrievalwithSQL,plusadditionalhands-onmaterial

• Revisedandupdatedcontentincludesmorecoverageondatabasecontrolissuesandnewcoverageondataqualityissues

TABLE OF CONTENTSData:TheNewCorporateResource;DataModeling;TheDatabaseManagementSystemConcept;RelationalDataRetrieval:SQL;TheRelationalDatabaseModel:Introduction;TheRelationalDatabaseModel:AdditionalConcepts;LogicalDatabaseDesign;PhysicalDatabaseDesign;Object-OrientedDatabaseManagement;DataAdministration,DatabaseAdministration,andDataDictionaries;DatabaseControlIssues:Security,BackupandRecovery,Concurrency;Client/ServerDatabaseandDistributedDatabase;TheDataWarehouse;DatabaseandtheInternet

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Databases


Data MiningConcepts, Models, Methods, and Algorithms2ndEditionMehmed Kantardzic 978-0-470-89045-5, July 2011

Thisbookreviewsstate-of-the-artmethodologiesandtechniquesforanalyzingenormousquantitiesofrawdatainhigh-dimensionaldataspaces,toextractnewinformationfordecisionmaking.Thegoalofthisbookistoprovideasingleintroductorysource,organizedinasystematicway,inwhichwecoulddirectthereadersinanalysisoflargedatasets,throughtheexplanationofbasicconcepts,modelsandmethodologiesdevelopedinrecentdecades.

Databases

Information Storage and ManagementStoring, Managing, and Protecting Digital Information 1stEditionEMC Education Services 978-1-118-09483-9, June 2012

Thisauthoritativeguideisessentialforgettinguptospeedonthenewestadvancesininformationstorageandmanagement.Itcoversthecomponentsofastoragesystemandthedifferentstoragesystemmodelswhilealsoofferingessentialnewmaterialthatexplorestheadvancesinexistingtechnologiesandtheemergenceofthe"Cloud"aswellasupdatesandvitalinformationonnewtechnologies.

FEATURES • Sectiononemergingareaofcloudcomputing

• Coversnewtechnologiessuchas:datade-duplication,unifiedstorage,continuousdataprotectiontechnology,virtualprovisioning,FCoE,flashdrives,storagetiering,bigdata,andmore

• ExploresBusinessContinuityandSecurityinphysicalandvirtualizedenvironment

TABLE OF CONTENTSSectionIStorageSystem;IntroductiontoInformationStorage;DataCenterEnvironment;DataProtection:RAID;IntelligentStorageSystems;SectionIIStorageNetworkingTechnologies;FibreChannelStorageAreaNetworks;IPSANandFCoE;Network-AttachedStorage;Object-BasedandUnifiedStorage;SectionIIIBackup,Archive,andReplication;IntroductiontoBusinessContinuity;BackupandArchive;LocalReplication;RemoteReplication;SectionIVCloudComputing;CloudComputing;SectionVSecuringandManagingStorageInfrastructure;SecuringtheStorageInfrastructure;ManagingtheStorageInfrastructure

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Networks and Communications


Introduction to Networking with Network+Timothy Pintello978-0-470-48732-7, March 2012E-Text available

Description:IntroductiontoNetworkingwithNetwork+isthecornerstoneforyournetworkingcurriculum.ItisbuiltaroundthenewNetwork+2012framework.ItisbasedupontheCompTIANetwork+certificationandcoversthemostrecentexamobjectives.

Areyoutiredofbooksthatcovernewtechnologiesandexamtopicsinafleetingfashion,andareboggeddownwithlegacytechnologycoveragethatisnowout-dated?ThisbookbyTimothyPintelloisup-to-dateandcoversonlyrelevantandcurrenttechnologies.ThisbookalsoincludeshisrevolutionarymethodformakingSubnettingeasilyunderstoodbynewITstudents.

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoNetworks;TheOSIandTCP/IPModels;Media;NetworkAddressing;NetworkProtocols;NetworkingDevices;LANTechnologies;WANTechnologies;BasicNetworkSecurity;NetworkAccessSecurity;NetworkManagement;NetworkTroubleshooting


Introduction to Networking Basics2ndEditionPatrick Ciccarelli, Christina Faulkner, Jerry FitzGerald, JerryFitzGerald&Associates, Alan Dennis, TheUniversityofGeorgia, David Groth, Toby Skandier, Frank Miller978-1-118-07780-1, February 2012 E-Text available

Finallythere'saresourceforthenetworkingnovice!NetworkingBasicsprovidesanaccessibleintroductiontonetworkconceptsfromtheunderlyingstandards,throughlocalandwide-areanetworkconfigurations,uptoconfigurationsfoundinmassiveenterprisenetworks.Readerswilllearnhowtodesignandconstructbothwiredandwirelessnetworks,gaininginsightintobothhardwareandsoftwarerequirements.They'llalsofindouthowtomatchnetworkcapabilitiestoorganizationalneeds

FEATURES• Chapter3includesnewIntheRealWorldfeatureon802.16

WirelessMAN.ContentonlegacytechnologyIPX/SPXwasremoved

• Chapter4introducescloudnetworkingandvirtualhosting.Thereisalsoanewsectiononchoosingnetworkarchitecturewithlistofadvantagesanddisadvantages

• Chapter5hasbeenrevisedtoincludelessinformationonringtopologyandmoreinformationonwirelessnetworktopologies

• Chapter7nowincludesafurtherexplanationofIPv6conceptandenhancements,withparameters

• 8hasbeenupdatedwithWindowsServer2008and2008R2information.Newsectionsonunderstandinggrouppolicy,virtualizationandsectiononNetWareNovellhasbeencutdown

• Chapter10includesanewsectiononaccessingwirelessnetworksandcloudcomputing

• Chapter11wasrevisedtoincludeasectiononVPNsecurity

TABLE OF CONTENTSNetworkingFundamentals;NetworkStandardsandModels;NetworkProtocols;NetworkArchitectures;NetworkTopologies;NetworkMediaandDevices;TransmissionControlProtocol/InternetProtocol(TCP/IP);NetworkServersandServicesFundamentals;EnterpriseNetworkingServices;Wireless,Remote,andWideAreaNetworking;NetworkSecurity;NetworkManagement


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Fundamentals of Business Data Communications11thEditionInternationalStudentVersionAlan Dennis,TheUniversityofGeorgiaAlexandra Durcikova978-1-118-09792-2, November 2011E-Text available

Overthepastfewyears,manyfundamentalchangeshaveoccurredindatacommunicationsandnetworkingthatwillshapethefuturefordecadestocome.

Updatedwiththelatestadvancesinthefield,JerryFitzGeraldandAlanDennis’11thEditionofBusinessDataCommunicationsandNetworkingcontinuestoprovidethefundamentalconceptsandcutting-edgecoverageofapplicationsthatstudentsneedtosucceedinthisfast-movingfield.

FEATURES• CombinedwirelessandwiredLANsintoonechapterand

thusreducingthenumberofchaptersfrom13to12

• Expandedandaddednewhands-onactivitieswithdeliverablestoeachchapter

• Chapter5hasbeensignificantlyupdated.ThisadditionalmaterialshouldmakeiteasierforthestudentstounderstandTCP/IP

• Chapteronnetworksecuritynowhasanewhand-onassignmentthatasksthestudentstousePGPtoencryptanddecryptane-mailmessageusingpublickeyencryption

• Reducedcomplexityandbulkbyremovingoldertechnologiesthatarefadingfromuse

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoDataCommunications;NetworkApplications;CircuitsandTransmission;DataLinkLayer;TCP/IP;WiredandWirelessLocalAreaNetworks;Backbones;WideAreaNetworks;TheInternet;Security;DesigningNetworks;NetworkAdministration


Business Data Communications1stEditionManish Agrawal978-0-470-48336-7, December 2010E-Text available

Thisnewtextbookisdesignedforaone-semesterundergraduatecourseinBusinessDataCommunicationsforInformationSystemsstudents.Accordingly,itfocusesonprovidingworkingknowledgeofthedatacommunicationsconceptsandtechnologiesthatmoststudentsarelikelytoencounteraftergraduationinsteadoftryingtocovereverypossibletopicandtechnologyinthisvastfield.

Theauthorpresentstheminimalsetoftechnologiesthatareabsolutelynecessarytoenablecomputernetworkinginorganizations–includingEthernet,TCP/IS,ARP,NAT,DNS,DHCP,routing,subnettingandsecurity–andfocusesonshowingwhateachofthetechnologiesdoes,whyeachisnecessary,andhoweachoneworks

FEATURES• Integratesaunifyingthemethroughoutthebookefficiencyof

networkresourceutilizationtoreinforcetheimportantstrategicorganizationalpurposeofdatacommunication

• Acaseineachchaptershowsstudentsthebusinessuseforthetechnologiescoveredinthechapter

• Anetworkdesigncaseisintegratedthroughoutthetexttohelpstudentsseehowallthetechnologiesintegratewitheachotherinanenterprisenetwork.Studentsmakedesignchoicestomeetuserrequirementsforthetechnologycoveredineachchapter

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductionandlayering;Physicallayer;DataLinkLayer;NetworkLayer;TransportLayer;Applications;Supportservices;Subnetting;Routing;WANtechnologies;Wirelessnetworks;Telephonyandcellphones;Networksecurity;Standardsandlegalissues


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Cisco Networking Essentials1stEditionTroy McMillan 978-1-118-09759-5, November 2011 E-Text available

Cisco Networking EssentialsprovidesasolidfoundationontheCisconetworkingproductsandserviceswiththoroughcoverageoffundamentalnetworkingconcepts.AuthorTroyMcMillanapplieshisyearsofclassroominstructiontoeffectivelypresenthigh-leveltopicsineasy-to-understandtermsforbeginners.Withthisindispensablefull-colourresource,studentscanquicklylearntheconcepts,processes,andskillsthatareessentialtoadministerCiscoroutersandswitches.

FEATURES• Beginswithaclearbreakdownofwhatyoucanexpectto

learnineachchapter,followedbyastraightforwarddiscussionofconceptsoncoretopics

• Includessuggestedlabsandreviewquestionsattheconclusionofeachchapter


TABLE OF CONTENTSNetworks;TheOSIModel;TCP/IP;Protocols;PhysicalandLogicalTopologies;NumberingSystems;ClassfulIPAddressing;ClasslessIPAddressing;Media;NetworkDevices;LANOperations;ManagingtheCiscoIOS;ConfiguringRouters;ConfiguringSwitches;ConfiguringStaticRouting;ConfiguringDynamicRouting;Appendix:AnswerstoReviewQuestions;Index


CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study GuideExam 640-8027thEditionTodd Lammle978-0-470-90107-6, March 2011 E-Text available

WrittenbyCisconetworkingauthorityToddLammle,thiscomprehensiveguidehasbeencompletelyupdatedtoreflectthelatestCCNA640-802exam.Itprovidesin-depthcoverageofeveryexamobjective,plusupdatesthatreflecttechnologydevelopmentsthathaveoccurredsincethelastEdition.Itaddition,itoffersexpandedcoverageonkeytopicsreflectedinthecurrentversionoftheexam.Finally,theenhancedCDcontainsoveranhourofusefulvideoandaudiofiles,aswellastheSybexTestEngineandFlashcards.

FEATURES• WrittenbyLeadingAuthorityToddLammle–Author,speaker,

andtrainer,Lammleisconsiderdtheauthorityonallthingsnetworking.Todate,he’ssoldover600,000ofhisbest-sellingCCNAStudyGuide

• ExclusiveCD-onlybonusmaterial,includingtheCCNASimulationExamPracticeGuide

• AllnewAudioandVideoInstructionfromauthor

TABLE OF CONTENTSInternetworking;ReviewofEthernetNetworkingandDataEncapsulation;IntroductiontoTCP/IP;EasySubnetting;VariableLengthSubnetMasks(VLSMs),Summarization,andTroubleshootingTCP/IP;Cisco'sInternetworkingOperatingSystem(IOS);ManagingaCiscoInternetwork;IPRouting;EnhancedIGRP(EIGRP)andOpenShortestPathFirst(OSPF);Layer2SwitchingandSpanningTreeProtocol(STP);VirtualLANs(VLANs);Security7;NetworkAddressTranslation(NAT);Cisco'sWirelessTechnologies;InternetProtocolVersion6(IPv6);WideAreaNetworks


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Cloud Essentials(CompTIA Authorized Courseware for Exam CLO-001)Kalani Kirk Hausman978-1-118-40873-5, February 2013

Cloud Essentialscoversthebasicsofcloudcomputinganditsplaceinthemodernenterprise.ThebookcoverstheexamobjectivesfortheCompTIACloudEssentialscertificationexam(ExamCLO-001)andincludeshands-onexercisesandreviewquestionstoreinforceyourlearning.

FEATURES • GetsyouuptospeedonthehottesttrendinIT—cloud

computing

• PreparesITprofessionalsandthosenewtothecloudforandcoverallofthetheCompTIACloudEssentials(CLO-001)examobjectives

• ServesasCompTIAAuthorizedcoursewarefortheexam

• Examinesvariousmodelsforcloudcomputingimplementation,includingpublicandprivateclouds

• Contrasts"asaservice"modelsforplatform(PaaS),software(SaaS),infrastructure(IaaS),andothertechnologies(XaaS)

NEW!Networks and Communications

CompTIA Network+ Study GuideExam N10-0052ndEditionTodd Lammle 978-1-118-13755-0, January 2012 E-Text available

ThenewNetwork+2011Editionvalidatesskillsequivalenttoninemonthspracticalnetworkingexperience,andthoseearningtheNetwork+certificatewillhavetheskillsneededtoinstall,configure,andtroubleshoottoday’sbasicnetworkinghardwareperipheralsandprotocols.BuildingonthepopularSybexStudyGuideapproach,CompTIA Network+ Study Guide,willprovide100%coverageoftheNetwork+examobjectives.

FEATURES • NetworkingguruandexpertauthorToddLammleoffers

invaluableinsightsandtipsdrawnfromreal-worldexperience

• Clearandconciseinformationoncrucialnetworkingtopicsincludingpracticalexamplesandinsightsdrawnfromreal-worldexperience

• Containsleading-edgeexampreparationsoftware,includingatestengineandelectronicflashcards

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoNetworks;TheOpenSystemsInterconnectionSpecifications;NetworkingTopologies,Connectors,andWiringStandards;TheCurrentEthernetSpecifications;NetworkingDevices;IntroductiontotheInternetProtocol;IPAddressing;IPSubnetting,TroubleshootingIP,andIntroductiontoNAT;IntroductiontoIPRouting;RoutingProtocols;SwitchingandVirtualLANs;WirelessNetworking;AuthenticationandAccessControl;NetworkThreatsandMitigation;PhysicalandHardwareSecurity;WideAreaNetworks;TroubleshootingTools;SoftwareandHardwareTools;NetworkTroubleshooting;Management,Monitoring,andOptimization



Networks and Communications Computer Security

Computer Security3rdEditionDieter Gollmann,TechnicalUniversityofHamburg-Harburg978-0-470-74115-3, December 2010 E-Text available

Completelyupdatedandup-to-the-minutetextbookforcoursesoncomputerscience

Includesnewadvancesinsoftwareandtechnologyoverthelastfewyears.ProvidessectionsonWindowsNT,CORBAandJavawhicharenotexaminedincomparabletitles.

NoactivepreviousexperienceofsecurityissuesisnecessarymakingthisaccessibletoSoftwareDevelopersandManagerswhoseresponsibilitiesspananytechnicalaspectsofITsecurity.Writtenforself-studyandcourseuse,thisbookwillsuitavarietyofintroductoryandmoreadvancedsecurityprogrammesforstudentsofcomputerscience,engineeringandrelateddisciplines.Technicalandprojectmanagerswillalsofindthatthebroadcoverageoffersagreatstartingpointfordiscoveringunderlyingissuesandprovidesameansoforientationinaworldpopulatedbyabewilderingarrayofcompetingsecuritysystems.

TABLE OF CONTENTSHistoryofComputerSecurity;ManagingSecurity;FoundationsofComputerSecurity;IdentificationandAuthentication;AccessControl;ReferenceMonitors;UnixSecurity97;WindowsSecurity;DatabaseSecurity;SoftwareSecurity;Bell-LaPadulaModel;SecurityModels;SecurityEvaluation;Cryptography;AuthenticationinDistributedSystems;CommunicationsSecurity;NetworkSecurity;WebSecurity;Mobility;NewAccessControlParadigms

Computer SecurityVirtualization Essentials1stEditionMatthew Portnoy 978-1-118-17671-9, April 2012E-Text available

Virtualization Essentialsprovidesasolidfoundationinvirtualizationbyteachingfundamentalconceptsandskillstoworkinginavirtualenvironment.Presentedinfull-colour,thispracticalbooktakesonalearning-by-doingapproachtogainingacoreunderstandingofvirtualization.Eachchapterclearlyoutlineswhatiscovered,thoroughlydiscussestheconcepts,andengagesreaderswithhands-ontutorials.Thebookcovershowvirtualizationsoftwareoperates;hypervisorproducts;howtomanageCPU,memory,storage,andnetworking;andmuchmore

FEATURES • Coversthefundamentalconceptsandskills,includinghow

virtualizationsoftwareoperateswithinacomputingenvironment

• DistinguishbetweenType1andType2hypervisorsandcomparehypervisorproductsinthemarkettoday.

• Tellshowtomanagethebasicsandhowtoconfiguresupportingdevicesforavirtualmachine


TABLE OF CONTENTSUnderstandingVirtualization;UnderstandingHypervisors;UnderstandingVirtualMachines;CreatingaVirtualMachine;InstallingWindowsonaVirtualMachine;InstallingLinuxonaVirtualMachine;ManagingCPUsforaVM;ManagingMemoryforaVirtualMachine;ManagingStorageforaVirtualMachine;ManagingNetworkingforaVirtualMachine;CopyingaVirtualMachine;ManagingAdditionalDevicesinVirtualMachines;UnderstandingAvailability;UnderstandingApplicationsinaVirtualMachine


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Computer Security


Cryptography EngineeringDesign Principles and Practical Applications1stEditionNiels Ferguson,Bruce Schneier, Tadayoshi Kohno 978-0-470-47424-2, February 2010

Thisessentialguideisthedefinitiveintroductiontoallmajorareasofcryptography.You’lldiscovertechniquesforbuildingcryptographyintoproductsfromthestartandyou’llexaminethemanytechnicalchangesinthefield.

FEATURES• Recognizedcryptographyexpertsupdatesyouonvitaltopics

inthefieldofcryptography

• Includescoverageonkeyservers,messagesecurity,authenticationcodes,newstandards,blockciphers,messageauthenticationcodes,andmore

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:Introduction;TheContextofCryptography;IntroductiontoCryptography;PartII:MessageSecurity;BlockCiphers;BlockCipherModes;HashFunctions;MessageAuthenticationCodes;TheSecureChannel;ImplementationIssues(I);PartIII:KeyNegotiation;GeneratingRandomness;Primes;Diffie-Hellman;RSA;IntroductiontoCryptographicProtocols;KeyNegotiation;ImplementationIssues(II);PartIV:KeyManagement;TheClock;KeyServers;TheDreamofPKI;PKIReality;PKIPracticalities;StoringSecrets;PartV:Miscellaneous;StandardsandPatents;InvolvingExperts

NEW!

CompTIA Security+ Study GuideExam SY0-3015thEditionEmmett Dulaney 978-1-118-01473-8, June 2011 E-Text available

BuildingonthepopularSybexStudyGuideapproach,CompTIA Security+ Study Guidewillprovide100%coverageoftheSecurity+examobjectives.Thebookwillcontainclearandconciseinformationoncrucialsecuritytopics.Itwillincludepracticalexamplesandinsightsdrawnfromreal-worldexperience.Itwillalsoincludeleading-edgeexampreparationsoftware,includingatestengineandelectronicflashcards.

FEATURES• CoverageofallexamobjectivesforthenewCompTIA

Security+examSY0-301

• Coverskeytopicssuchasgeneralsecurityconcepts,communicationandinfrastructuresecurity,thebasicsofcryptography,operationalsecurity,andmore

• IncludesaCDwithtwopracticeexams,allchapterreviewquestions,electronicflashcards,andmore

TABLE OF CONTENTSMeasuringandWeighingRisk;InfrastructureandConnectivity;ProtectingNetworks;ThreatsandVulnerabilities;AccessControlandIdentityManagement;EducatingandProtectingtheUser;OperatingSystemandApplicationSecurity;CryptographyBasics;CryptographyImplementation;PhysicalandHardware-BasedSecurity;SecurityandVulnerabilityintheNetwork;WirelessNetworkingSecurity;DisasterRecoveryandIncidentResponse;Security-RelatedPoliciesandProcedures;SecurityAdministration

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Computer Security


Microsoft Windows Security Essentials1stEditionDarril Gibson 978-1-118-01684-8, June 2011

Thisfull-colourbookcoversfundamentalsecurityconceptsandskillsforindivualsbrandnewtoIT.Takingastraightforwardanddirectapproach,thisbookprovidesreaderswithasolidfoundationalknowledgeofITsecurityissuesandtopics.Eachchapterbeginswithalistoftopicareasthatwillbediscussed,followedbyclearandconsisediscussionofthecoresecurityconceptsandskillsnecessaryforthereadertogainastrongunderstandingofthechaptertopicareas.Thechapterswillconcludewithreviewquestionsandsuggestedlabs,sothereadercanmeasuretheirunderstandingofthechaptertopics.

FEATURES•Offersastraightforwardanddirectapproachtosecuritybasicsandcoversanti-malware

softwareproducts,firewalls,networktopologiesanddevices,networkports,andmore

•ReviewsallthetopicsfortheMTA98-367exam

•Providesanoverviewofsecuritycomponents,looksatsecuringaccesswithpermissions,addressesauditpoliciesandnetworkauditing,andexaminesprotectingclientsandservers

•Presentedinfull-colour

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 UnderstandingCoreSecurityPrinciples

2 UnderstandingMalwareandSocialEngineering

3 UnderstandingUserAuthentication

4 SecuringAccesswithPermissions

5 UsingAuditPoliciesandNetworkAuditing

6 ProtectingClientsandServers

7 ProtectingaNetwork

8 UnderstandingWirelessSecurity

9 UnderstandingPhysicalSecurity

11EnforcingConfidentialitywithEncryption

12UnderstandingCertificatesandaPKI

13UnderstandingInternetExplorerSecurity

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Human Computer Interaction


Interaction Design offersacross-disciplinary,practicalandprocess-orientedapproachtoHumanComputerInteraction,showingnotjustwhatprinciplesoughttoapplytoInteractionDesign,butcruciallyhowtheycanbeapplied.Thebookfocusesonhowtodesigninteractiveproductsthatenhanceandextendthewaypeoplecommunicate,interactandwork.Motivatingexamplesareincludedtoillustratebothtechnical,butalsosocialandethicalissues,makingthebookapproachableandadaptableforbothComputerScienceandnon-ComputerScienceusers.

FEATURES• InterviewswithkeyHCIluminariesareincludedandprovide

aninsightintocurrentandfuturetrends

• Clearmarketleaderglobally,withunrivalledauthorreputation

• Offersacross-disciplinary,practicalandprocess-orientedapproachtoHumanComputerInteraction,showingnotjustwhatprincipalsoughttoapplytoInteractionDesign,butcruciallyhowtheycanbeapplied

• Publishedinfullcolourwithanattractiveandpedagogically-soundlayout

NEW TO EDITION• Newcases,examplesandquestions.Totallyredesignedtobe

lighterandslimmer

• Completelyrevisedwebsite,containingarichsetofresourcesincludinghands-oninteractivedesignandevaluationactivities,annotatedlinkstoothersites,extendedcasestudiesandadditionalteachingandlearningmaterials

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Foreword

2 Preface

3 WhatisInteractionDesign?

4 UnderstandingandConceptualizingInteraction

5 UnderstandingUsers

6 DesigningforCollaborationandCommunication

7 AffectiveAspects

8 InterfacesandInteractions

9 DataGathering

10 DataAnalysis,Interpretation,andPresentation

11 TheProcessofInteractionDesign

12 IdentifyingNeedsandEstablishingRequirements

13 Design,Prototyping,andConstruction

14 IntroducingEvaluation

15 AnEvaluationFramework

16 UsabilityTestingandFieldStudies

17 AnalyticalEvaluation

Interaction DesignBeyond Human - Computer Interaction3rdEditionYvonne Rogers,OpenUniversityHelen Sharp,OpenUniversity978-0-470-66576-3, April 2011E-Text available

ThenumberonetextintheHumanComputerInteractionfield.Anidealresourceforlearningtheinterdisciplinaryskillsneededforinteractiondesign,human-computerinteraction,informationdesign,webdesignandubiquitouscomputing.

Theauthorsareacknowledgedleadersandeducatorsintheirfield,withastrongglobalreputation.ThenewEdition,encompassesthelatesttechnologiesanddevicesincludingsocialnetworking,web2.0andmobiledevices.ThethirdEditionalsoadds,developsandupdatescases,examplesandquestionstobringthebookinlinewiththestate-of-the-artinHCI.

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Information Technologies and Information Systems


Strategic Management of Information Systems5thEditionInternationalStudentVersionKeri E. Pearlson,ResearchBoardCarol S. Saunders,UniveristyofCentralFlorida978-1-118-32254-3, October 2012 E-Text available

PearlsonandSaunders'Strategic Management of Information Systems,FifthEdition,conveystheinsightsandknowledgeMBAstudentsneedtobecomeknowledgeableandactiveparticipantsininformationsystemsdecisions.Thistextiswrittentohelpmanagersbegintoformapointofviewofhowinformationsystemswillhelp,hinder,andcreateopportunitiesfortheirorganizations.Itisintendedtoprovideasolidfoundationofbasicconceptsrelevanttousingandmanaginginformation.

TABLE OF CONTENTSTheInformationSystemsStrategyTriangle;StrategicUseofInformationResources;OrganizationalStrategyandInformationSystems;InformationSystemsandtheDesignofWork;InformationSystemsandManagingBusinessProcesses;ArchitectureandInfrastructure;TheBusinessofIT;GovernanceoftheInformationSystemsOrganization;InformationSystemsSourcing;ManagingITProjects;Knowledge,Management,BusinessIntelligenceandAnalytics;UsingInformationEthically

NEW!

MIS CasesSolving Small Business Scenarios Using Application Software2ndEditionCynthia Gardner,UniversityofSanDiegoEugene Rathswohl,UniversityofSanDiego978-1-118-29161-0, September 2012

Writtentoprovidehands-oncasesforuseinconjunctionwithanIntroductiontoIS/MIStext,Gardner/RathswohlprovidesopportunityforbusinessstudentstoapplyMicrosoftOfficeskillsaspartoftheIntroIS/MIScourse.Gardner/Rathswohlisabriefcasebookcontainingtwenty-twosmallbusinesscasescenariosthatteachstudentsproblem-solvingandhands-onskillsinExcel,Access,andwebsitedesign.

FEATURES • Discussionquestionsattheendofeachcasechallenge

students'criticalthinkingskillsandencourageahigherlevelofanalyticalreasoning

• CasesexplicitlycorrelatewithkeyconceptsfoundinWiley'sbest-sellingIntrotoISandIntrotoMIStextsbyKellyRainer

TABLE OF CONTENTSBeginningAccess;IntermediateAccess;AdvancedAccess;BeginningExcel;IntermediateExcel;AdvancedExcel;WEBDesign

NEW!


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Business Intelligence1stEditionRajiv Sabherwal,Irma Becerra-Fernandez 978-0-470-46170-9, February 2010 E-Text available

Business Intelligence: Practices, Technologies, & Management, 1E presentsaconcisecoverageofbusinessintelligenceforawidelyemergingMIScourseatgraduateandundergraduatelevels.Thetextprovidesafoundationforthebusinessintelligencecoursebysupplyinganunderstandingofthebasicconceptsandtechnologythatcomprisebusinessintelligence.Authorsuggestedreadingsandcasescomplimentthebooktoappealtoavarietyofcourses.

FEATURES• UtilizesawidevarietyofexamplestoillustrateBI

capabilities,technologies,andimpacts

• EachchapterwillincludeasetofReviewExercisesandasetofApplicationsExercises

• Includesanaccompanyingwebsitewhichprovidesaccesstodemonstrationsoftwarethatstudentscanfurtherexploreviahands-onexerciseshowthetechnologycanenabletoday'smanagertoimprovetheirdecision-makingability

TABLE OF CONTENTSBusinessIntelligenceanditsImpacts;BusinessIntelligenceCapabilities;TechnologiesEnablingOrganizationalMemory;TechnologiesEnablingInformationIntegration;TechnologiesEnablingInsightsandDecisions;TechnologiesEnablingPresentation;PlanningforBusinessIntelligence;DevelopmentofBusinessIntelligence;ManagementofBusinessIntelligence;TheFutureofBusinessIntelligence

Essentials of Information Systems for ManagersText OnlyGabe Piccoli978-1-118-05711-7, January 2012 E-Text available

WileynowoffersthispaperbackversionofPiccoli'sInformationSystemsforManagerstextinwhichthecaseshavebeenremovedtoallowforcustomizationofcontent–adirectresponsetoinstructorfeedbackrequestingagreaterlevelofflexibilityincoursematerial.

FEATURES• Materialfocusesonthestrategicpotentialandapplicationsof

informationsystems–coveragethatisuniquetoagraduatetext

• Appliedandpracticalapproachtoconcepts

• Conciseformatforgreaterflexibilityandcontentcustomization

• Mini-casesbegineachchaptertoprovideasimplevehicleforinstructorsBELANGERtojump-startdiscussion

TABLE OF CONTENTSInformationSystemsandtheRoleofGeneralandFunctionalManagers;InformationSystemsDefined;OrganizationalInformationSystemsandTheirImpact;TheChangingCompetitiveEnvironment;ElectronicCommerce:NewWaysofDoingBusiness;StrategicInformationSystemsPlanning;ValueCreationandStrategicInformationSystems;ValueCreationwithInformationSystems;AppropriatingIT-EnabledValueOverTime;FundingandGovernanceofInformationSystems;CreatingInformationSystems;InformationSystemsTrends;Security,Privacy,andEthics

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Information Systems for BusinessAn Experiential Approach1stEditionFrance Belanger,Craig Van Slyke,UniversityofCentralFlorida978-0-470-90372-8, November 2011 E-Text available

Information Systems: An Experiential Approachisabrief,inexpensive,paperbackalternativeforprofessorswhowantanexperientialapproachfortheundergraduateorfirstyeargraduatelevelIntrotoIScourse.Offeringalearner-centeredapproachandusingalearn-do-reflectmodel,Bélanger/VanSlykeprovidesafocusedtreatmentoftopicsandengagingactivities.Theauthorshaveusedthismodelintheirclassestogreatsuccess.Theauthorsfoundthatstudentsperformedbetteronexams,classdiscussionsbecamemoreanimatedandattendanceimprovedasengagementwiththematerialincreased.

TABLE OF CONTENTS IntroductiontoInformation;IntroductiontoInformationSystems;EvaluatingInformation;Databases:StoringandOrganizingInformation;RetrievingInformation;AnalyzingInformation;TransmittingInformation;SecuringInformation;ProtectingthePrivacyofInformation;Information-BasedProcesses;EnterpriseInformation;InformationforDecision-MakingandKnowledgeManagement;StrategicUseofInformation;InformationforElectronicBusiness;DevelopingInformationSystems;InformationandTrendsinInformationSystems

Information Systems for ManagersText and Cases2ndEditionGabe Piccoli 978-1-118-05761-2, October 2012 E-Text available

Information Systems for Managers 2eisatextforMBAandothermanagerially-orientedcoursesonInformationSystems.AswiththefirstEdition,themainfocusofthebookisonthestrategicroleofinformationsystemsinthemodernfirmandthedesignandimplementationofIT-dependentstrategicinitiatives.ItisNOTaboutITandhowITworks.Rather,thisbookisabouttheinformationsystemandinformationtechnologyresourceandhowitshouldbeoptimallydeployedtoachievetheobjectivesofanorganization.Chapteropeningmini-casesandmanyexamplesandquoteshelpkeepstudentsengaged,andfull-lengthend-of-chaptercasesweredesignedtoenablestudentstousetheframeworksanddebatetheissuescoveredinthechapters.

FEATURES• Updatedfacts,figures,examples,andmini-casesinevery

chapter

• Everychapterafterchapter1nowhasafullend-of-chaptercase

• Chapter3onOrganizationalInformationSystemsnowincludesupdatedcoverageonERP,SCM,andCRM,previouslyintroducedinthefirstEdition'strendschapter.ThiscoverageenablesamorecohesivediscussionofintegrationandanexpandeddiscussionofBRP

• Chapter5onElectronicCommercefullyupdatedtoincludeWeb2.0

• Chapter12onTrendsthoroughlyupdatedtoincludeSoftwareasaService,virtualization,CloudComputing,GreenIS,andmobilecomputing

TABLE OF CONTENTSInformationSystemsandtheRoleofGeneralandFunctionalManagers;InformationSystemsDefined;OrganizationalInformationSystemsandheirImpact;TheChangingCompetitiveEnvironment;ElectronicCommerce:NewWaysofDoingBusiness;StrategicInformationSystemsPlanning;ValueCreationandStrategicInformationSystems;ValueCreationwithInformationSystems;AppropriatingIT-EnabledValueOverTime;FundingInformationSystems;CratingInformationSystems;InformationSystemTrends;Security,Privacy,andEthics

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FEATURES• Thoroughlyrewrittenandstreamlinedtext–Thenew

co-authorhasdramaticallystreamlinedandsmoothedtheflowthroughoutthetext,reducingthedensityofthecoverageandthenumberoftopicscovered

• NEWcoverageof“howtodo”thingsandexplanationatboththeoperationalandstrategiclevelssostudentsareexposedtobothsides

• NEWAnalysisUsingSpreadsheetsactivityineverychapterrequiresstudentstodointriguingandchallenginghands-onwork;forexample,gatheringandanalyzinginformationfromwebsites

• NEWNonprofitCaseineverychapterprovidesawiderangeofissuesforstudentstoaddress

• NEWin-depthcoverageofcuttingedgetopicslikeITgovernance,connectivityblurringpublicandprivatelives,sustainability,enterprisesocialmedia,andviralandsocialmarketing

TABLE OF CONTENTSPartI:UnderstandingInformationSystemsthatSupportOrganizationalPerformance

1 InformationSystemsinthe2010s

2 ITInfrastructureandSupportSystems

PartII:DataandNetworkInfrastructure

3 Data,Text,andDocumentManagement

4 NetworkManagementandMobility

5 ITSecurity,Crime,Compliance,andContinuity

PartIII.Web,Wireless,andSocialMediaStrategies

6 E-BusinessandE-Commerce

7 MobileComputingandCommerce

8 Web2.0andSocialMediaPartIVOperationalandEnterpriseSystemsandProcesses

9 OperationalPlanningandControlSystems

10 EnterpriseInformationSystems

PartV.ManagingIT,BusinessProcesses,andSocial/EcologyResponsibility

11 ITStrategicPlanning

12 BusinessProcessManagementandSystemsDevelopment

13 GlobalEthics,Ecology,andSocialResponsibility

ONLINETECHGUIDES

TechGuide1:Hardware

TechGuide2:Software

TechGuide3:DataandDatabases

TechGuide4:Telecommunications

TechGuide5:ATechnicalViewofSystemsAnalysisandDesign

Information Technology Management8thEditionInternationalStudentVersionEfraim Turban,CaliforniaStateUniversityatLongBeachLinda Volonino,CanisiusCollege978-1-118-09225-5, October 2011 E-Text available

ThisbookteachesthatthemajorroleofITistoprovideenterpriseswithstrategicadvantagebyfacilitatingproblemsolving,increasingproductivityandquality,improvingcustomerservice,enhancingcommunicationandcollaboration,andenablingbusinessprocessrestructuring.

Bytakingapractical,managerial-orientedapproach,thebookdemonstrateshowITisacriticalsuccessfactorinenterpriseoperationsandcriticaltotheirsurvival.Designedforallbusinessmajors,thisbookcoversthebasictoolsandtechnologies,aswellasemphasizinginnovativeusesoftechnology.IntegratedthroughoutishowIT,includingtheuseofsocialcomputing,mobilecomputing,theWeb,intranets,etc,changeshowbusinessisdoneinalmostallenterprises.

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Introduction to Information Systems 4thEditionInternationalStudentVersionR. Kelly Rainer,AuburnUniversity,Casey G. Cegielski,AuburnUniversity978-1-118-09230-9, March 2012 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

ThegoalofRainer,IntroIS4e,istoteachallbusinessmajors,especiallyundergraduateones,howtouseinformationtechnologytomastertheircurrentorfuturejobsandtohelpensurethesuccessoftheirorganization.Toaccomplishthisgoal,thistexthelpsstudentstobecomeinformedusers;thatis,personsknowledgeableaboutinformationsystemsandinformationtechnology.ThefocusisnotonmerelylearningtheconceptsofITbutratheronapplyingthoseconceptstofacilitatebusinessprocesses.Thecontentconcentrateonplacinginformationsystemsinthecontextofbusiness,sothatstudentswillmorereadilygrasptheconceptspresentedinthetext.

FEATURES• Nowtwoseparate,comprehensivechaptersonEthics&

Privacy(chapter3)andInformationSecurity(chapter4.)

• AnewchapteronWeb2.0andSocialNetworks(Chapter9)

• AnewTechGuide(TechGuide3)onEmergingTypesofEnterpriseComputingwhichincludesaathoroughdiscussionofCloudComputing

• NEWTechGuide(TechGuide4)onIntelligentSystems.

• Allnew"IT'sAboutBusiness"boxesplusanew"IT'saboutSmallBusiness"ineverychapter

• NewandupdatedPowerPointslides,createdbyKellyRainer,incorporatingextensiveimagesandvideo

• NewandupdatedTestBankwithquestionslabeledaccordingtodifficulty:easy,medium,andhardandnewmachine-gradable"ApplytheConcepts"questions

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoInformationSystems;OrganizationalStrategy,CompetitiveAdvantage,andInformationSystems;EthicsandPrivacy;InformationSecurity;DataandKnowledgeManagement;Networks;E-BusinessandE-Commerce;Wireless,MobileComputing,andMobileCommerce;Web2.0andSocialNetworks;InformationSystemswithintheOrganization;CustomerRelationshipManagementandSupplyChainManagement;BusinessIntelligence;AcquiringInformationSystemsandApplications;TechnologyGuide1Hardware;TechnologyGuide2Software;TechnologyGuide3EmergingTypesofEnterpriseComputing;TechnologyGuide4IntelligentSystems;TechnologyGuide5ProtectingYourInformationAssets

Integrated Business Processes with ERP Systems1stEditionSimha R. Magal,GrandValleyStateUniversityJeffrey Word978-0-470-47844-8, March 2011 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

Integrated Business Processes with ERP SystemscoversthekeyprocessessupportedbymodernERPsystems.ThistextbookandtheWileyPLUSonlinecourseisdesignedforuseasbothareferenceguideandaconceptualresourceforstudentstakingERP-focusedcoursesusingSAP.ItexaminesindepththecoreconceptsapplicabletoallERPenvironments,anditexplainshowthoseconceptscanbeutilizedtoimplementbusinessprocessesinSAPsystems.

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductiontoBusinessProcesses;IntroductiontoEnterpriseSystems;IntroductiontoAccounting;TheProcurementProcess;TheFulfillmentProcess;TheProductionProcess;InventoryandWarehouseManagement;MaterialPlanning;IntegratedprocessOnline-only;EnterpriseAssetManagementandCustomerService;ManagementAccounting;HumanCapitalManagement;LifeCycleDataManagement;ProjectManagement;BI/Analytics

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Management Information Systems1stEditionR. Kelly Rainer,AuburnUniversityHugh J. Watson,UniversityofGeorgia978-0-470-88919-0, December 2011 E-Text availableWileyPLUS available

ThisnewfirstEditionfrombest-sellingauthorKellyRainer,andhighlyrespectedcoauthor,HughWatson,supportsyourteachinggoalsbyallowingformaximumflexibilityofcoverage,andbyengagingstudentswithatestedpedagogicalstructure.UtilizingflexibleLearningUnitscomprisedoftightlycoupledconceptsandStudentActivities,RainertransportsthestudentfrompassivelylearningaboutIStodoingISinarealisticcontext.PlugITInlearningextensionsenableinstructorstointroducematerialofinterestattheirdiscretion.PlugITIn'scoversuchtopicsasprojectmanagement,businessprocesses,andinformationassetprotection.

FEATURES• Studentactivitiesincludelinkstoonlinevideosandarticles

andExcelandAccessexercisesallwithautomaticallygradedassessment

• What'sinITforMe?–Thisinstructor-praisedfeaturedemonstrateshowITtopicsrelatetostudentsineachbusinessmajorincludingAccounting,Finance,Marketing,OperationsManagement,MIS,andHumanResourceManagement

• Superiorsupplementsincludeauthor-createdMedia-enhancedSlidesandaTestbankthatincludes"ApplytheConcept"questionstosupporttheapplied,activeapproachofthetext

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 IntroductiontoInformationSystemsandTheirImportance

toIndividuals,Organizations,andSociety

2 OrganizationalStrategy,CompetitiveAdvantage,andInformationSystems

3 DataManagement

4 TelecommunicationsandNetworking

5 BusinessIntelligence:WhatInformationSystemsProvideforMe

6 EthicsandPrivacy

7 InformationSecurity

8 SocialNetworks

9 E-BusinessandE-Commerce

10 Wireless,MobileComputing,andMobileCommerce

11 InformationSystemswithintheOrganization

12 ExtendingtheOrganizationtoCustomers

13 ExtendingtheOrganizationAlongtheSupplyChain

14 AcquiringInformationSystemsandApplications

15 PlugITIn1 BusinessProcessesandBusinessProcessManagement

16 PlugITIn2 HardwareandSoftware

17 PlugITIn3 EnterpriseInformationTechnologyArchitectures

18 PlugITIn4 IntelligentSystems

19 PlugITIn5 ProjectManagement

20 PlugITIn6 ProtectingYourInformationAssets

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Information SecurityPrinciples and Practice2ndEditionMark Stamp978-0-470-62639-9, April 2011

Minimizingtheorywhileprovidingclear,accessiblecontent,Information Securityisthepremiertextforstudentsandinstructorsininformationtechnology,computerscience,andengineering.Takingapracticalapproach,thebookfocusesonreal-worldexamplesandisorganizedaroundfourmajorthemes:

• Cryptography:classiccryptosystems,symmetrickeycryptography,publickeycryptography,hashfunctions,randomnumbers,informationhiding,andcryptanalysis

• Accesscontrol:authenticationandauthorization,password-basedsecurity,ACLsandcapabilities,multilevelsecurityandcompartments,covertchannelsandinferencecontrol,securitymodelssuchasBLPandBiba'smodel,firewalls,andintrusiondetectionsystems

• Protocols:simpleauthenticationprotocols,sessionkeys,perfectforwardsecrecy,timestamps,SSH,SSL,IPSec,Kerberos,WEP,andGSM

• Software:flawsandmalware,bufferoverflows,virusesandworms,malwaredetection,softwarereverseengineering,digitalrightsmanagement,securesoftwaredevelopment,andoperatingsystemssecurity

TherevisedEditionfeaturesnewdiscussionsofrelevantsecuritytopicssuchastheSSHandWEPprotocols,practicalRSAtimingattacks,botnets,andsecuritycertification.Newbackgroundmaterialhasbeenadded,includingasectionontheEnigmacipherandcoverageoftheclassic"orangebook"viewofsecurity.Alsofeaturedareagreatlyexpandedandupgradedsetofhomeworkproblemsandmanynewfigures,tables,andgraphstoillustrateandclarifycomplextopicsandproblems.Acomprehensivesetofclassroom-testedPowerPointslidesandasolutionsmanualareavailabletoassistincoursedevelopment.

Elements of Information Theory2ndEditionThomas M. Cover,StanfordUniversity,CaliforniaJoy A. Thomas,IBMT.J.WatsonResearchCenter,YorktownHeights,NewYork978-0-471-24195-9, June 2006

ThesecondEditionofthisfundamentaltextbookmaintainsthebook’straditionofclear,thought-provokinginstruction.Readersareprovidedwithaninstructivemixofmathematics,physics,statistics,andinformationtheory.Alltheessentialtopicsininformationtheoryarecoveredindetail,includingentropy,datacompression,channelcapacity,ratedistortion,networkinformationtheory,andhypothesistesting.Theauthorsprovidereaderswithasolidunderstandingoftheunderlyingtheoryandapplicationsthroughproblemsetsandatelegraphicsummaryattheendofeachchapter.Thehistoricalnotesthatfolloweachchapterrecapthemainpoints.Thisbookistheidealtextforupper-levelundergraduateandgraduatecoursesinelectricalengineering,statistics,andtelecommunications.

FEATURES • Over100newproblemsets

• Updatedreferencesandhistoricalnotesonnewareasofresearch

• Accompaniedbyasolutionsmanual

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Anentertainingandcaptivatingwaytolearnthefundamentalsofusingalgorithmstosolveproblems

Thealgorithmicapproachtosolvingproblemsincomputertechnologyisanessentialtool.Withthisuniquebook,algorithmguruRolandBackhouseshareshisfourdecadesofexperiencetoteachthefundamentalprinciplesofusingalgorithmstosolveproblems.Usingfunandwell-knownpuzzlestograduallyintroducedifferentaspectsofalgorithmsinmathematicsandcomputing.Backhousepresentsyouwithareadable,entertaining,andenergeticbookthatwillmotivateandchallengeyoutoopenyourmindtothealgorithmicnatureofproblemsolving.

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