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Practical Project Management : Restoring Quality to DP Projects and Systems

Page-Jones, Meilir

Computers & Technology

Dorset House

Professional programmers and computer science students alike will appreciate this easy-to-use reference. It provides the vital foundation every computer scientist must have -- how to formulate an algorithm in some mathematical form. To accomplish this, the author uses a layered approach with each successive chapter reinforcing the preceding chapters. Numerous exercises, graded by level of difficulty, are provided to fully convey the material. A proven text for introductory computer science courses, the book includes sections on sets, functions, and relations; algebraic systems; and programming applications.

Fundamental Concepts of Computer Science: Mathematical Foundations of Programming

Levy, Leon S.

Computer Science

Book by Weinberg, Gerald M., Weinberg, Daniela

General Principles of Systems Design

Weinberg, Gerald M.

Weinberg, Daniela

Rethinking Systems Analysis and Design

Discover the one book nobody involved in this dynamic field can afford to miss! 
Weinberg offers readers an insider's view, with suggestions on how to become a better programmer and improve job performance, in a book that's both helpful and a pleasure to read! 
Learn how to 
 * become a professional * get a little respect * survive in a bureaucracy * think more effectively * discover what kind of thinker you are * envision the future of the professional programmer.

Understanding the Professional Programmer

Programming

Software Productivity

1988 DORSET HOUSE PUBLISHING SOFTCOVER

Mills, Harlan D.

A casebook and practical reference for modeling the requirements and architecture of real-time and general systems.

Strategies for Real-Time System Specification

Hatley, Derek J.

Pirbhai, Imtiaz A.

The theme of this practical guide is simple: To make information systems successful, adapt them to people. 
The author argues convincingly that optimizing computers' potential requires first an understanding of people's reaction to computers and the inevitable changes that accompany their introduction into an organization. It also requires a new attitude by both developers and users and special insights into their needs and capabilities. 
Topics include planning the system, designing the human-machine interface, documenting it, training users. Systems engineering is more than just issues of software and hardware selection!

How to Plan, Develop, and Use Information Systems: A Guide to Human Qualities and Productivity

Van Steenis, Hein

TITLE : Exploring Requirements- Quality Before Design AUTHOR : Donald C. Gause &amp; Gerald M. Weinberg FORMAT : Hardback Book PUBLISHER : Dorset House Publishing DATE : 1989 SIZE: About 7" x 10" PAGES: 300

Exploring Requirements: Quality Before Design

Engineering & Transportation

Gause, Donald C.

Engineering

Concerned as we are about information anxiety and about possible deformation of tectonic plates due to the accumulation of unread Datamations and Computerworlds, we decided to search through the tons of software literature published over the last ten years and select the good stuff. Hence this collection, We can't guarantee that it includes every single paper worth reading from the eighties, but we claim it is close. Do yourself a huge favor: Read these thirty-one papers and throw out all the stacks of unread material dating back as far as 1980. You'll feel better immediately. The selected papers have been grouped into four subsets, represented by parts I through IV of the book. The four parts entitled: I Management II Measurement III Methods IV News from Left Field

Software State of the Art: Selected Papers

Tom DeMarco

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