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[previous article] [next article]Each semester the ECN places books and manuals in the Sigesmund Library in the Potter Engineering Center. This past semester the following books were added to the library's collection.
SAS/STAT Changes and Enhancements
Getting Started With SAS Using SAS/ASSIST
SAS/INSIGHT User's Guide
SAS/QC Software, Vol. 1
SAS/QC Software, Vol. 2
SAS/INSIGHT Changes and Enhancements
MATLAB Statistics Toolbox User's Guide
Mathematica Guide to Standard Packages
LATEX Companion
by F. Mittelbach, A. Samarin, M. Goossens
ISBN: 0-20154-199-8
LATEX
is a tool for typesetting written documents.
The LATEX Companion is a book that expands
on the basic online documentation to make tables, graphics and fonts.
The FAQ Manual Of Style
by Russell Shaw
ISBN: 1-55828-498-2
FAQs are Frequently Asked Questions.
Shaw's FAQ Manual Of Style
provides insight into creating and maintaining these lists.
More Microsoft Office For Windows 95 For Dummies
by Wally Wang
ISBN: 0-76450-009-0
Microsoft Office is a software suite that includes word processing, database,
spreadsheet and presentation programs.
This book contains tips and tactics to use these
programs to their full advantage.
MATLAB Wavelet Toolbox
Wavelets and Filter Banks
by Gilbert Strang, Truong Nguyen
ISBN: 0-96140-887-1
Wavelets are an extension of Fourier analysis, and the
Wavelet Transform is computationally similar in principle to the Fast Fourier
Transform (FFT). The FFT uses cosines, sines and exponentials to represent a
signal and is most useful for representing linear functions. Since many 1-
and 2-D signals display non-linear, chaotic or fractal behavior, Fourier
analysis is less suitable for analyzing such signals. Wavelets offer a new
method to analyze complex signals using a special filter.
Wavelets and Filter Banks explain this method,
while the Wavelet Toolbox explains
how to use them within MATLAB.
Learning The Korn Shell
Encyclopedia Of Graphics File Formats
Linux Configuration & Installation
Oracle PL/SQL Programming
Oracle Networking
Creating Killer Web Sites
Webmaster In A Nutshell
by Bill Rosenblatt
ISBN: 1-56592-054-6
The Korn shell, a program that interprets UNIX commands, contains many
features not found in other shells and is faster than the Bourne and C
shells. Rosenblatt's Learning The Korn Shell explains the shell's
many features.
by James D. Murray, William Van Ryper
ISBN: 1-56592-058-9
The Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats covers the large and growing
number of formats for graphics files. Being an encyclopedia,
it's large and complete, and being from O'Reilly and Associates, it's
easy to read. It also has a site on the Internet where you can search
for more information and newer file formats.
by Patrick Volkerding, Eric F. Johnson, Kevin Reichard
ISBN: 1-55828-492-3
Running Linux
by Lar Kaufman, Matt Welsh
ISBN: 1-56592-151-8
Linux is a complete, UNIX-compatible operating system developed by volunteers
on the Internet, distributed freely in electronic form and for low cost from
many vendors. It includes the X Window system, TCP/IP networking, EMACS, C,
C++ and Perl software development environments.
Running Linux
explains what you need to know to install and run Linux, including system
maintenance, document development and programming tools and network/website
administration.
Linux Configuration & Installation covers the same subjects
and includes two CDROMs containing a version of Linux.
by Steven Feuerstein
ISBN: 1-56592-142-9
PL/SQL is a procedural language that is being used more and more with Oracle,
particularly in client-server applications. This book fills a huge gap in the
Oracle market by providing developers with a single comprehensive guide to
building applications with PL/SQL -- and building them the right way. It's
packed with strategies, code architectures, tips, techniques, and fully
realized code. Includes a disk containing many examples of PL/SQL programs.
by Hugo Toledo
ISBN: 0-07882-165-7
Nowhere else can you find such complete coverage of the
high-level issues of Oracle and enterprise networking.
Within the pages of this book, you'll discover the secrets of building a
heterogeneous networked environment using the full range of Oracle
tools and become a master builder, no matter what your skill level is now.
In Oracle Networking, expert Hugo Toledo, Jr. takes you
on a rich tour of Oracle's many connectivity features and components.
You'll gain a solid understanding of these components and then learn how
to integrate them with other products and environments. Using plain
English and many clear examples, Toledo lays the groundwork and then
explains all the complexities.
by David Siegel
ISBN: 1-56830-289-4
HTML can be used to create great-looking web pages,
but it can also be used to
make horrible-looking pages. This book is filled with advice from an experienced
web designer about how to make your pages look better.
by Valerie Quercia, Stephen Spainhour
ISBN: 1-56592-229-8
Webmaster In A Nutshell takes all the essential reference information
for the Web, like HTML, CGI, Java, Perl, server configuration, and
Server-Side Includes, and pulls it together into one slim volume.
webmaster@ecn.purdue.edu
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