Simon M. H. Collin Livres

With over 11,000 entries providing clear, up-to-date explanations of computing terms, this fully revised edition of the bestselling Dictionary of Computing provides comprehensive coverage of the terms used in computing, including hardware, software, prorgramming languages, networks and applications, e-commerce and the Internet. Its definitions in clear, simple English are easy to understand for readers without a background in computing and for native and non-native English speakers alike. On the recommended reading list for several A-level Computer Studies courses, it is ideal for students, whether studying GCSE, A Level, Higher, GNVQ, degree level or for professional qualifications in computing. Useful supplements include tables of codes and programming languages.

This dictionary offers over 17,000 terms covering all aspects of science and technology, including chemistry, physics and biology, civil, electrical and automobile engineering, astronomy, architecture, broadcasting, electronics and computing. ""

A simple and entertaining tutorial and reference guide for beginners explains multimedia technology, how it works, and how to create multimedia projects, offering realistic examples from fields such as education, entertainment, and business. Original. (All Users).

A comprehensive reference guide for those involved in English language teaching, this book provides information on qualifications, courses and course-providers in over 100 countries, together with paths for career development from initial certificate through to masters and PhDs.

This comprehensive dictionary covers a wide range of topics related to accountancy, including personal finance, investments and company accounts. Ideal for students of accountancy, users without a background in accounting and those working in company accounts departments. 'Clear as day... This dictionary provides an extremely thoroughguide to the terms we use in accounting... For students beginning theAAT qualification and people from a non-accounting background, thisbook will be extremely useful.' - Accounting Technician

The vocabulary of personal computing and the Internet continues to explode as new hardware and software become available. This revised and updated edition with 12,500 terms defined goes far beyond the standard personal computing terms, with coverage given to such specialized subject areas as database design and programming, networks, desktop publishing, multimedia, video, graphic design, and telecommunications. Encyclopedic comments expand on the definitions and sample sentences are provided for each entry to illustrate how each term is used. Special supplements for ASCII coding, signaling, and circuits are included.