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Structured Computer Organization

Andrew S. Tanenbaum

1979 ★ 4.0

CATIA V5-6R2015 for Designers

Sham Tickoo

2016

Secrets of the iPod

Christopher Breen

2004

Introduction to Secondary Data Analysis with IBM SPSS Statistics

John MacInnes

2017

Spreadsheet modeling and decision analysis

Cliff T. Ragsdale

1995

Microsoft Project 2000 bible

Elaine Marmel

2000

Getting permission

Richard Stim

2007

Retouching photos in Photoshop Elements 4

Nolan Hester, Hester

2006

Office 2003 Simplified

Sherry Kinkoph

2005

Guide to computer forensics and investigations

Christopher Steuart, Bill Nelson, Amelia Phillips et al.

2015

Introduction to bioinformatics

David D. Womble, Stephen A. Krawetz

2002

Pro Active Record

Kevin Marshall

2007

Linux Network toolkit

Paul G. Sery

1998

FLUME

Albert J. Clemmens

1987

PC accounting solutions

1988

Microsoft Office XP

Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Misty E. Vermaat

2001

Microsoft project for dummies

Martin Doucette

1997

Statistical techniques for analytical review in auditing

Kenneth W. Stringer

1986

Black holes

Clifford A. Pickover

1996

WordPress For Dummies

Lisa Sabin-Wilson

2009

Understanding and using Lotus 1-2-3

Steven C. Ross

1986

Build Your Own Wicked Wordpress Themes

Allan Cole

2010

Real-time software for control

David M. Auslander

1990

The CAC economic and manpower forecasting model

Roger H. Bezdek

1971

Computer programs for demographic analysis

Eduardo E. Arriaga

1976

The hidden power of Lotus 1-2-3

Richard W. Ridington

1985

Project management with Microsoft project 2002

Nancy Stevenson

2004

Excel Best Practices for Business

Loren Abdulezer

2003

The Go Programming Language

Brian W. Kernighan, Alan A. A. Donovan

2015 ★ 4.3

Discover SAP SCM

Shaun Snapp

2010

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