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Agent culture

Robert Trappl, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Sabine Payr et al.

2004

Software evolution with UML and XML

Hongji Yang

2004

MEAN Web Development

Amos Q. Haviv

2014

Android security

Anmol Misra

2013

System level design with .NET technology

Frédéric Rousseau

2010

Introduction to software project management

Adolfo Villafiorita

2014

Realm of Racket

Eric Peterson, Rose DeMaio, David Van Horn et al.

2013

Programming linguistics

David Gelernter

1990

A practical guide to localization

Bert Esselink

2000

Algorithmic Combinatorics on Partial Words

Francine Blanchet-Sadri

2007

Foundations of algorithms

Richard E. Neapolitan

1998

The art of software modeling

Benjamin A. Lieberman

2007

Absolute Beginner's Guide to Programming

Greg Perry

2005

The Software Developer's Guide

Whil Hentzen

2002

Information modeling in the new millennium

Matti Rossi

2001

Learning OpenShift

Grant Shipley

2014

Extreme programming adventures in C [sharp]

Ron Jeffries

2004

Virtual reality

Philippe Fuchs

2011

Advanced object-oriented analysis and design using UML

James J. Odell

1998

Design by numbers

John Maeda

2001

Software metrics

Norman E. Fenton, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, James M. Bieman

1991

Sams teach yourself beginning programming in 24 hours

Greg M. Perry

1998

Program the internet of things with Swift for iOS

Ahmed Bakir

2016

Introduction to Algorithms

Ronald L. Rivest, Charles E. Leiserson, Thomas H. Cormen et al.

1990 ★ 4.2

The Agile team handbook

Jan Beaver

2014

Cucumber cookbook

Shankar Garg

2015

Model checking

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

1999

The simple genetic algorithm

Michael D. Vose

1999

Software Life Cycle Management Standards

IT Governance Publishing

2011

Debugging by thinking

Robert C. Metzger

2004

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