These
books are located in the Reference Department on the third
floor of the library.
Association
for Computing Machineery.ACM Guide to Computing Literature
Association
for Computing Machineery.New York:1992
QA 75.5.A75a
Reference
Provides thorough coverage of the literature, systematically
including papers from both ACM-sponsored journals and
from the major journals on computing and related disciplines
of all publishers. It contains special features, such
as indexes, glossaries, suggested reading, graphs and
charts.
Stair,
Lila B. Careers in Computers
Lincolnwood,III.:
VGM Career Horizons,c1996
QA76.25.S67
Reference
Includes bibilographical references and an index. Also
includes occupational information about computer science
and electronic data processing careers.
South,
David W. The computer and information science and
technology abbreviations and acronyms dictionary.Title
of Resource ,
Boca Raton:CRCPress, c1994.
QA76.15.S63
1994
Reference
Includes
bibiliographical references, abbreviations and dictionary
of acronyms..
Spenser,
Donald D. The Computer Dictionary
Ormond
Beach, Fla:Camelot Publishing,1993.
QA 76.15.S64 1993
Reference
Include the most common terms currently used by computer
scientists, information processing personnel, and other
computer users. Also includes brief descriptions of important
calculating machines and pictures of famous computer pioneers.
Dodd,A.(Anthony)
Computing: The Technology of Information.
New
York: Oxford University Press,1995
QA 76.5.T5575 1995 OVSZ
Reference
Includes bibilographical references and index.
Cotton,
Bob The Cyberspace lexicon:an illustrated
dictionary of terms from multimedia to virtual Reality/Bob
Cooton and Richard Oliver
New
York:Oxford University Press, 1995
QA 76.76.I59 C675 1994x
Reference
Covers interactive multimedia, virtual reality, human-computer
interaction, telematics, computer networks, computer science,
information technology, computer literacy, software, and
information systems.
Anthony
Ralston, Edwin D. Reilly Encyclopedia of computer
science
London:New
York: International Thomson Computer Press, c1995
QA 76.15.E48 1995x OVSZ
Reference
Includes bibliographical references and indexes for computer
science and information science. Also contain explanatory
information for each articles. Also includes timelines
of significant computing milestones.
Lyu,Michael
R. Handbook of Software Realiability Engineering
Computer
Society Press,1996
QA 76.76.R44 H36 1996text
Reference
Contains comprehensive material on fault prevention, fault
removal, fault tolerance, and failure forecasting. Also
presents theory, models,processes, analysis, and estimation
techniques.
George
McDanial IBM Dictionary of Computing,
New
York :McGraw-Hill,1994
QA76.15.I23 1994
Reference
Provides comprehensive reference about information processing
systems, communication products and facilities, personal
computers and office systems. Also includes terms and
definitions from ANSI, ANSI/EIA standard and IBM products.
Longely,Dennis
Information Security: dictionary of concepts, standards
and terms
New
York:Stockton Press, 1992
QA76.9.A25L665 1992bx
Reference
Includes bibliographical references and an index. Also
contain important topics in depth, such as: risk analysis,
database security, network security, personal computers,
viruses etc.
Lee,
Jan International biographical dictionary of computer
pioneers/editor, J.A.N Lee
Chicago:
Fitzroy Dearborn, 1995
QA76.2.A2 L44 1995bx
Reference
Includes bibliographical references and an index. Lists
computer pioneers and their biographies. Each biography
is accompanied by a list of publications.
Gibilisco,
Stan McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Personal Computing
New
York: McGraw-Hill, 1995
QA 76.15.G53 1995 OVSZ
Reference
Contains general reference for personal-computer users.
Also contains cross-referenced articles about robotics,
artificial intelligence, super computers and virtual reality.
Peterson's
job opportunities for engineering and computer science
majors
Princeton,N.J.:
Peterson's, c 1997
TA157.P445.
Reference
Covers employment for engineers, computer scientists,
and corporations in the United States.