Resultados da pesquisa - "abstraction"

Abstracting, information retrieval, and the humanities : providing access to historical literature / Por Tibbo, Helen R.

Fully abstract models of programming languages / Por Stoughton, Alley

Data abstraction and problem solving with Java : walls and mirrors / Por Carrano, Frank M.

Automatic indexing and abstracting of document texts / Por Moens, Marie-Francine

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The object of data abstraction and structures using Java / Por Riley, David D.

Précis practice for overseas students Por Bright, John Ambrose and Nicholson, K. F.

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Selected information sources on industrial administration / Por Anderer, Jeanne

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Human-computer interaction Por Olsen, Dan R.

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Community water development

A first course in mathematical analysis Por Somasundaram, D.

Classic data structures in C++ / Por Budd, Timothy

Sumário: “...Analysis, Algorithms, and Abstractions 4. Strings An Example ADT 5. Classification of Collections 6. ...”

Handbook for health care research / Por Chatburn, Robert L.

Sumário: “...-- Ethics and research -- Outcomes research -- The scientific method -- Developing the study idea -- Reviewing the literature -- Designing the experiment -- Steps to implementation -- Making measurements -- Basic statistical concepts -- Statistical methods for nominal measures -- Statistical methods for ordinal measures -- Statistical methods for continuous measures -- The paper -- The abstract -- The case report -- The poster presentation....”

Writing up research : experimental research report writing for students of English / Por Weissberg, Robert

Sumário: “...PREFACE iv (1) To the Teacher v (1) To the Student vi 1 THE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH REPORT 1 (19) 2 THE INTRODUCTION: Establishing a Context 20 (21) 3 THE INTRODUCTION: Reviewing Previous Research 41 (24) 4 THE INTRODUCTION: Advancing to Present Research 65 (25) 5 METHOD 90 (23) 6 MATERIALS 113 (23) 7 RESULTS 136 (24) 8 DISCUSSION 160 (24) 9 ABSTRACT 184 (14) CREDITS 198 (3) INDEX 201...”

The communicator / Por Coffin, Royce A.

Sumário: “...Abstract: People continually violate the fundamental principles of communication through sloppy habits or poor attitudes or laziness. ...”

Data structures with C++ using STL / Por Ford, William H.

Sumário: “...Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 Introduction to Data Structures1 -- Chapter 2 Object Design Techniques53 -- Chapter 3 Introduction to Algorithms113 -- Chapter 4 The Vector Container183 -- Chapter 5 Pointers And Dynamic Memory219 -- Chapter 6 The List Container and Iterators281 -- Chapter 7 Stacks327 -- Chapter 8 Queues and Priority Queues384 -- Chapter 9 Linked Lists436 -- Chapter 10 Binary Trees502 -- Chapter 11 Associative Containers586 -- Chapter 12 AdvancedAssociative Structures646 -- Chapter 13 Inheritance andAbstract Classes727 -- Chapter 14 Heaps, Binary Files and Bit Sets790 -- Chapter 15 Recursive Algorithms861 -- Chapter 16 Graphs939....”
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Fluency with information technology : skills, concepts & capabilities / Por Snyder, Lawrence

Sumário: “...Watching Others".A Basic Principle: Form Follows Function.Searching Text Using Find.Editing Text Using Substitution.Thinking about Information Technology Abstractly.3. Making the Connection: The Basics of Networking. ...”

Data structures & other objects using Java Por Main, Michael

Sumário: “...Specification, Design, Implementation.Running Time Analysis.Testing and Debugging.Abstract Data Types and Java Classes. Classes and Their Members.Using a Class.Packages.Parameters, Equals Methods, and Clones.Collection Classes. ...”

Assessment of village level sugar processing technology in Tanzania / Por Chungu, A. S.

Sumário: “...Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgement -- Abstract -- Abbreviations -- Definitions of Technical Terms -- 1.0 Introduction -- 1.1 Historical Background of the Sugar Industry in Tanzania -- 1.2 Rationale and Objective for Development of IPI Sugar Processing -- Technology -- 1.3 Research Problem -- 1.4 Research Objectives -- 1.5 Hypotheses -- 1.6 Research Methodology and Techniques -- 2.0 Literature Review -- 2.1 Definition of Technological Terms -- 2.2 Processing of Sugar and Project Viability -- 3.0 Analysis of Research Finding and Hypotheses Verification -- 3.1 Hypothesis No. 1: Sugarcane Outgrowers -- 3.2 Hypothesis No. 2: Sugar Recovery Rate -- 3.3 Hypothesis No. 3: Technology Transfer and Dissemination -- 3.3.1 Technology Maturity -- 3.3.2 Economic Performance of the Technology -- 3.3.3 Employment Generation -- 3.3.4 Quality and Price of Sugar -- 3.3.5 Impact on Environment -- 3.3.6 Transfer of the Manufacturing Technology -- 3.4 Hypothesis No. 4: Gender, Ownership Pattern and Political Milieu -- 3.4.1 Gender Relations -- 3.4.2 Socio Economic - Political Aspects -- 3.5 Hypothesis No. 5: Poverty Alleviation -- 3.6 Hypothesis No. 6: Appropriateness of the Technology -- 4.0 Policy Implications of the Findings -- 4.1 Taxation -- 4.2 Technology Transfer and Dissemination -- 4.3 Poverty Alleviation -- 4.4 Extension Services -- 4.5 Energy Supply -- 4.6 Land Ownership -- 4.7 Environmental Pollution -- 5.0 Conclusions -- 6.0 Recommendations for Implementation -- 6.1 Measures that Require the Attention of IPI -- 6.2 Measures for Attention of Government and Associated Organisations -- 6.3 Subjects of Further Research -- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES -- END NOTES -- Appendix I: Process and Instrumentation (P&I) Diagram -- Appendix II: Description of IPI Process and Equipment -- Appendix III: Some of the Areas under Sugarcane Cultivation in Tanzania -- Appendix IV: Equipment, Machinery and Installation Data -- Appendix V: State of Sugar Processing Technology at Each Site -- OTHER PUBLICATIONS BY REPOA....”
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Software engineering : a programming approach / Por Bell, Douglas

Sumário: “...86 (2) Module size 88 (2) Complexity 90 (1) Global data is harmful 91 (1) Information hiding and abstract data types 92 (2) Coupling and cohesion 94 (1) Coupling 95 (3) Cohesion 98 (2) Shaw and Garlan's classification 100 (2) Object-oriented programming 102 (1) Summary 103 (3) Exercises 104 (1) Answer to self test question 105 (1) Further reading 105 (1) Functional decomposition 106 (10) Introduction 106 (1) An example -- a video game 107 (3) More about the method 110 (1) What about data? ...”

Data structures and algorithms with object-oriented design patterns in Java / Por Preiss, Bruno R.

Sumário: “...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 (5) 1.1 What This Book Is About 1 (1) 1.2 Object-Oriented Design 1 (1) 1.3 Object Hierarchies and Design Patterns 2 (1) 1.4 The Features of Java You Need to Know 3 (1) 1.5 How This Book Is Organized 4 (2) CHAPTER 2 Algorithm Analysis 6 (29) 2.1 A Detailed Model of the Computer 7 (15) 2.2 A Simplified Model of the Computer 22 (10) Exercises 32 (1) Programming Projects 33 (2) CHAPTER 3 Asymptotic Notation 35 (32) 3.1 An Asymptotic Upper Bound--Big Oh 35 (12) 3.2 An Asymptotic Lower Bound--Omega 47 (3) 3.3 More Notation--Theta and Little Oh 50 (1) 3.4 Asymptotic Analysis of Algorithms 50 (13) Exercises 63 (3) Programming Projects 66 (1) CHAPTER 4 Foundational Data Structures 67 (28) 4.1 Arrays 67 (7) 4.2 Multi-Dimensional Arrays 74 (7) 4.3 Singly-Linked Lists 81 (11) Exercises 92 (1) Programming Projects 93 (2) CHAPTER 5 Data Types and Abstraction 95 (25) 5.1 Abstract Data Types 95 (2) 5.2 Design Patterns 97 (19) Exercises 116 (2) Programming Projects 118 (2) CHAPTER 6 Stacks, Queues and Deques 120 (35) 6.1 Stacks 120 (15) 6.2 Queues 135 (10) 6.3 Deques 145 (6) Exercises 151 (1) Programming Projects 152 (3) CHAPTER 7 Ordered Lists and Sorted Lists 155 (39) 7.1 Ordered Lists 155 (24) 7.2 Sorted Lists 179 (12) Exercises 191 (2) Programming Projects 193 (1) CHAPTER 8 Hashing, Hash Tables, and Scatter Tables 194 (53) 8.1 Hashing--The Basic Idea 194 (3) 8.2 Hashing Methods 197 (4) 8.3 Hash Function Implementations 201 (10) 8.4 Hash Tables 211 (7) 8.5 Scatter Tables 218 (9) 8.6 Scatter Table Using Open Addressing 227 (14) 8.7 Applications 241 (3) Exercises 244 (2) Programming Projects 246 (1) CHAPTER 9 Trees 247 (45) 9.1 Basics 248 (3) 9.2 N-ary Trees 251 (3) 9.3 Binary Trees 254 (2) 9.4 Tree Traversals 256 (2) 9.5 Expression Trees 258 (3) 9.6 Implementing Trees 261 (27) Exercises 288 (2) Programming Projects 290 (2) CHAPTER 10 Search Trees 292 (55) 10.1 Basics 292 (2) 10.2 Searching a Search Tree 294 (2) 10.3 Average Case Analysis 296 (6) 10.4 Implementing Search Trees 302 (6) 10.5 AVL Search Trees 308 (13) 10.6 M-Way Search Trees 321 (10) 10.7 B-Trees 331 (11) 10.8 Applications 342 (1) Exercises 343 (2) Programming Projects 345 (2) CHAPTER 11 Heaps and Priority Queues 347 (44) 11.1 Basics 348 (1) 11.2 Binary Heaps 349 (10) 11.3 Leftist Heaps 359 (9) 11.4 Binomial Queues 368 (15) 11.5 Applications 383 (4) Exercises 387 (2) Programming Projects 389 (2) CHAPTER 12 Sets, Multisets, and Partitions 391 (36) 12.1 Basics 391 (1) 12.2 Array and Bit-Vector Sets 392 (9) 12.3 Multisets 401 (9) 12.4 Partitions 410 (12) 12.5 Applications 422 (2) Exercises 424 (2) Programming Projects 426 (1) CHAPTER 13 Garbage Collection 427 (19) 13.1 What Is Garbage? ...”
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