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Encyclopaedia of Computer Engineering
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Rudolf Wright
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Anmol Publications
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US $ 45.45
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This publication entitled "Encyclopaedia of Computer Engineering" provides readers with all the basic informations related to computer engineering. A detailed glossary is provided to help understand the related terms better. Computer engineering as an academic discipline is described in detail, along with details about its select core knowledge areas, such as algorithm, computer architecture, database management system, integrated circuit design and layout, etc. An overview also presented. This publication also presents the readers with a detailed analysis of computer systems engineering, including issues related to routine maintenance, helpdesk, consultancy, installations, full time support, etc. Select specialized programmes of study in computer systems engineering are also given so as to have a useful insight. Other areas which have been covered include control engineering, microprocessor, logic gate, digital signal, speech and image processing, embedded operating systems, firmware, etc. A detailed study of human computer interaction is presented, along with its design principles, role of visualization and user interfaces, social issues. A model curricula is also discussed in this regard to get the contemporary bigger picture about this issue. This encyclopaedia also throws enough light on computer hardware and software engineering with special focus on PC hardware, computer programming, operating systems, languages and relational database management system, etc. An overview of software design and its objective oriented approach. A case study of present day career of and job-outlook of computer software engineers is also given, so as to elaborate upon the scope and future prospects of human resource development in this field. This publication also focuses sufficiently on the relationship between computers and electronics and the areas of cooperation in the electronics industry. All kinds of electronic computer devices are discussed.
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Teacher's Handbook of Information Technology
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Shehzad Ahmed
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Anmol Publications
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Teaching is a noble profession. It involves honour, prestige, knowledge-updated information, money and much more. From primary to higher education, a teacher is looked upon as an ideal for students. Students make all efforts to imitate their teacher in every respect. As for knowledge, students regard teachers as a moving store-house of information and erudition, where every question has an answer.
A teacher (mostly upto 10+2 levels) has to perform a number of duties other than teaching. That’s why he or she finds little time to prepare ‘lesson plans’ and other material to be taught in classroom.
While taking a class, the teacher should seem to be moving in the etherial realm of knowledge. He or she should be well prepared and there should not be even the slightest hint of hesitation or lack of confidence. For this purpose, a thorough preparation is necessary. However, extra-curricular activities do not allow a teacher to make sufficient preparation for classroom teaching.
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