The Internet is no longer a minority interest, accessible to only a few computer enthusiasts. It is now widely available to Macintosh, PC, and Unix users throughout the world, providing a unique, freely available, information and communication service. Yet even after this unprecedented growth, the "net" is still a mystery to many potential users. This guide provides a concise introduction to the world's largest computer network. The author shows you what is needed to get "online" using today's software for Windows, Unix, and Macintosh computers, including hardware and software requirements, and other essential tools. It explains the basics of e-mail, Telnet, FTP, and the World Wide Web. Also included are over 200 pages of online resources covering the sciences, engineering, and medicine.

The Internet for Scientists and Engineers: Online Tools and Resources

Reference

Thomas, Brian J.

Words, Language & Grammar

Oxford University Press

This 1997-1998 edition of "The Internet for Scientists and Engineers" has been updated extensively and includes an extended preface describing the state of the Internet in 1997 and the outlook going into 1998, as well as a resources section that provides updated URLs for assessing the science and engineering sites. "The Internet for Scientists and Engineers" was written to guide the novice Internet user and to give the new and experienced user alike a comprehensive guide to resources in science and technology. The book covers Internet resources in 21 technical fields, including aeronautics and astronautics, astronomy and astrophysics, biology and biotechnology, chemistry, computer science, electronics, mathematics, optics and physics.

Computers & Technology

Computer Science

OUP Oxford

The World Wide Web for Scientists & Engineers: A Complete Reference for Navigating, Researching & Publishing Online

Science & Math

Society of Automotive Engineers

This lively, readable book combines the "how to" of log-on and navigation with the "where to" of comprehensive Net resources for technical professionals--in areas from aeronautics and aerospace to virtual reality. A concise, thorough, and clearly written guide, The Internet for Scientists and Engineers will show you how to get on line today using software for UNIX, Windows, and Macintosh computers.

The Internet for Scientists and Engineers: Online Tools and Resources/1996

Networking & Cloud Computing

IEEE

The Internet for Scientists and Engineers: 1996 : Online Tools and Resources

Society of Photo Optical

Web Development & Design

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