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Computer Systems

Sebastian Coope, Neil Willis, John Cowley

2002

Introduction to bioinformatics

David D. Womble, Stephen A. Krawetz

2002

Smartphone safety

Eric Minton

2014

High performance computing systems and applications

Douglas J. K. Mewhort

2000

Hypertext and hypermedia

Jakob Nielsen

1990

Digital biology

Bentley, Peter

2001

Software systems and their development

Open University

2003

Networking

Marlyn Kemper

1987

Responsibility and dependable systems

John Dobson

2007

Windows 95

James M. Blakely

1996

Guide to human genome computing

M. J. Bishop

1994

Virtual Reality

National Research Council (US)

1994

Deployment Guide Series

IBM Redbooks

2006

Strategic IT management

S. A. Kelkar

2010

A practical guide to enterprise architecture

Elias K. Jo, James Linn, Vikas Sharan et al.

2003

User-centered design of systems

Chris Baber, Jan Noyes, Janet M. Noyes

1999

Peter Norton's guide to Unix

Harley Hahn, Peter Norton

1991

Computer systems

J. Stanley Warford

1998

EDP cost accounting

Terence A. Quinlan

1989

SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP system administration

Frank Föse

2012

Embedded Systems

James K. Peckol

2007

Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (3rd Edition)

Randal E. Bryant, David R. O'Hallaron

2015

BTEC National for IT Practitioners

Sharon Yull

2009

Systems architecture

Stephen D. Burd

2001

Conductor

Mark D. Yarvis, Peter Reiher, Gerald J. Popek

2002

Computer presentation of data in science

Doig Simmonds, L. Reynolds, D. Simmonds

1989

Model checking

Doron A. Peled, Orna Grumberg, Edmund M. Clarke Jr.

1999

Programming massively parallel processors hands-on with CUDA

Kirk, David

2010

Principles of network and system administration

Burgess, Mark

2000

Using PC tools deluxe

Walter R. Bruce

1990

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