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Interfacing microcomputers to the real world

Murray Sargent

1981

Microcomputers for library decision making

Peter Hernon, Charles R. McClure

1988

Microcomputer quantum mechanics

J. P. Killingbeck

1983

Software interpreters for microcomputers

Thomas C. McIntire

1978

Microcomputer electronics

Daniel L. Metzger

1989

Microtechnology in special education

Andrew Roston

1983

What every engineer should know about microcomputers

Bennett, William S.

1980

The neuter computer

Jo Shuchat Sanders

1986

Microcomputers in large organizations

Thomas William Madron

1983

Interfacing

Stephen E. Derenzo

1990

Educational computing

Eileen Scanlon, Tim O'Shea

1987

Microcomputers in building appraisal

Peter S. Brandon

1983

Scholars and personal computers

George M. Kren

1988

The design of operating systems for small computer systems

Stephen H. Kaisler

1983

Architecture and the microprocessor

Paterson, John

1980

Microcomputers for engineers and scientists

Glenn A. Gibson

1980

Computer organization and programming

C. William Gear

1969

Computers and education

Charles Stitham White

1988

Quantum mechanics on the personal computer

Siegmund Brandt

1989

Cost estimating with microcomputers

Rodney D. Stewart

1986

RUN, computer education

Dennis O. Harper

1986

Beyond the Gutenberg galaxy

Eugene F. Provenzo

1986

The architecture of microcomputers

S. E. Greenfield

1980

Small business computer systems

Peter J. Best

1980

The musical microcomputer

Craig Lister

1988

Introduction to microcomputing

Sydney B. Newell

1982

Microcomputers in education

I. C. Smith

1982

Teaching children to use computers

Stephen D. Savas

1985

Effective scientific problem solving with small computers

John C. Nash

1984

Computers in Education

Valdemar Setzer

1990

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