Most Popular Books by Harry Henderson

Learn about the development and interconnection of scientific ideas (ex. electromagnetism, leading to the telegraph and telephone; Maxwells wave theory, leading to radio and television), as well as the inventors themselves.

Identifies eleven individuals and their contributions to and discoveries in computer science and engineering.

Profiles more than 100 scientists from around the world who made important contributions to the study of computer science, including Howard Aiken, Steve Case, Steve Jobs, and Ted Nelson.

Provides timely and up-to-date facts, context, perspectives, and tools to make informed decisions about nuclear energy. In the 21st century, nuclear power has been identified as a viable alternative to traditional energy sources to stem global climate change, and condemned as risky to human health and environmentally irresponsible. Do the advantages of nuclear energy outweigh the risks, especially in light of the meltdown at the Fukushima plant in 2011? This guide provides both a comprehensive overview of this critical and controversial technology, presenting reference tools that include important facts and statistics, biographical profiles, a chronology, and a glossary. It covers major controversies and proposed solutions in detail and contains contributions by experts and important stakeholders that provide invaluable perspective on the topic.

Discusses mathematics and how it plans an intricate part of daily life rather than an isolated science.

In one volume, all the essential tools: Overview of the topic, chronology of important events, glossary of terms, biographical listing, complete index, plus a fully annotated bibliography.

Presents an illustrated A-Z encyclopedia containing approximately 600 entries on computer and technology related topics.

Profiles 12 men and women whose contributions to the field of mathematics revolutionised modern thought and technology

Profiles eleven notable scientists in the field of robotics, discussing their research, accomplishments, ethical and professional obstacles, and contributions. Includes photographs, illustrations, chronology of notable events, and a list of resources.

Tailored for the latest advnaces in UNIX mail, file transfer (UUCP), and news (USENET), this book is the perfect companion for both new and experienced UNIX users. Using the Waite Group''s popular hands-on approach, the book focuses on domain addressing, elm, and mush, the mail user''s shell. This reference guide also discusses practical use of the HoneyDanBer UUCP, as well as the nn news reader.

If there''s a single piece of software nearly every PC user wrestles with, it''s MS-DOS. This second edition of "Understanding MS-DOS" gives easy-to-follow explanation for MS-DOS fundamentals to get users up and running. There is advanced material on special topics like using batch files and filters, and complete instructions on using the features of MS-DOS version 4.

No background in C is required to learn to program in C++ with this innovative computer-based training system. -- Covers everything needed for writing OOP programs -- Goes over the fundamentals of C that are common to C++ -- Monitors progress like a patient teacher -- Teaches object-oriented programming and the C++ language syntax quickly and efficiently

Surveys the development of the Internet and includes an explanation of what it is, how it can be used, and what it means for the future.

Describes scientific discoveries that took place between 1550 and 1900, examines the development of the scientific method, and discusses the impact of science on people''s views of their world.