This book addresses concerns over reader attraction to the electronics curricula. To combat the high levels of reader intimidation and frustration caused by many electronics books, these authors present material in small, manageable bites, using everyday metaphors to explain device behavior and using humor to make points.

Electronic Devices and Circuits

Engineering & Transportation

Hassul, Michael

Zimmerman, Donald E.

Engineering

PRENTICE/HALL

These authors present material in small, manageable bites, using everyday metaphors to explain device behavior and using humor to make points. Provides an intuitive approach, using an informal writing style, everyday metaphors and humorous analogies to explain device behavior. Keeps chapter size and number of chapter objectives to a minimum, opting to present concepts in multiple small exposures. For anyone interested in electronic technology or electronics engineering departments.

Electronic Devices and Circuits: Conventional Flow Version

Business & Money

Job Hunting & Careers

The computer age has accelerated the pace of communication and thought in a permanent and global way, altering the way all individuals write and disburse information. Relying on the computer as their primary tool, many writers have optimized the process of writing, editing, and revising documents. Providing clear guidance on the strengths and weaknesses of modern word processors and operating systems, Writing with a Computer emphasizes how computers can help serve the needs of writers This is the first book to emphasize how computers help people write more effectively and efficiently. It recognizes that the majority of word processor users only take advantage of about 10% of the functionality of most modern word processors. The book therefore helps readers explore how other functions of word processors can help them write better and faster. Its primary goal is to explore how technology can support the range of composing and information-gathering processes that writers use to create new documents. It focuses on how computers help writers generate ideas; collect and evaluate information; draft, review, revise, and edit text; and design documents.. For professional and technical writers, instructors of writing, and anyone interested in improving their writing and technological skills.

Writing with a Computer

Computers & Technology

Palmquist, Mike

Software

Pearson/Education

Cover shows some shelf wear, corners and head/foot of spine slightly bumped. O/w a very good copy, text fine and unmarked, looks unread.

The Random House Guide to Technical and Scientific Communication

Clark, David G.

Science & Math

Mcgraw-Hill College

There are many how-to books on scientific and technical writing, and most of them devote a chapter or two to the subject of gathering information. The Elements of Information Gathering is the first to describe in detail the necessary steps in gathering scientific and technical information.Created as a working reference for scientific and technical professionals, as well as a textbook for technical communication courses, the book is organized into four main sections that lead the reader from the basic principles of information gathering to the more sophisticated methods of locating and organizing scientific data.

The Elements of Information Gathering: A Guide for Technical Communicators, Scientists, and Engineers

Muraski, Michel

Reference

Greenwood

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