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Nanda
Bandyo-Padhyay
ISBN: 020164861X
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Copyright: 2000
Format: Paper; 320 pp
Published: 05/17/2000
Status: Available
Our Price: $69.99 |
About the Book
Computing for Non-Specialists demystifies
the jargon-rich lexicon of an increasingly hi-tech world and gives an invaluable
insight into the global IT revolution that is transforming the way we work,
think and communicate. Assuming no previous knowledge of the field, Computing
for Non-Specialists discusses key computing concepts in a lucid and
accessible manner. 'Further Reading' sections allow the possibility of
extended study in you particular areas of interest, while 'Further Investigation'
questions prompt deeper explorations of the topics covered. Throughout,
articles and information gleaned from contemporary IT publications ensures
that this book is fully up-to-date and at the forefront of modern and approachable
technology writing.
Features
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Provides complete beginners with a thorough
introduction to and understanding of computer science and information technology
without getting bogged down in too much detail.
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Further Reading sections and Further Investigation
questions encourage users to learn more about particular topics presented
in the book.
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Throughout, articles and information taken
from industry publications ensure that the material presented is up-to-date.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Information Technology.
2. How Computers Work.
3. Input, Output and External Storage.
4. Computer Software.
5. Common Business Applications.
6. Computer Programs.
7. Communicating Data.
8. Information Superhighway and the
Internet.
9. Developing a Computer System.
10. Computers and Humans.
11. Security of Computer Systems.
12. Computerization of Our Society. |
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