| # | 16777251 | 16777232 | General principles relating to 4GLs are described.
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| 1 | 16777252 | 16777233 | Example 4GLs are described. |
| 2 | 16777253 | 16777234 | Factors affecting the reliability of software and techniques |
| 3 | 16777254 | 16777234 | for producing reliable software are described. Standard software |
| 4 | 16777255 | 16777234 | development lifecycle methods form the foundation for building |
| 5 | 16777256 | 16777234 | software with a minimum of errors. |
| 6 | 16777257 | 16777235 | A thorough treatment of all aspects of database design. |
| 7 | 16777258 | 16777236 | Information modeling is a form of systems analysis which is |
| 8 | 16777259 | 16777236 | particularly important for the database designer. Key semantic |
| 9 | 16777260 | 16777236 | concepts of information modeling, decision rules, and heuristics |
| 10 | 16777261 | 16777236 | and modeling strategies to assist in formulation of a systematic |
| 11 | 16777262 | 16777236 | approach to model development are presented. |
| 12 | 16777263 | 16777237 | An excellent presentation of current technology used in the |
| 13 | 16777264 | 16777237 | implementation of database management systems. Topics discussed |
| 14 | 16777265 | 16777237 | include: physical data organization, database models, query |
| 15 | 16777266 | 16777237 | languages and optimization, design techniques, security, |
| 16 | 16777267 | 16777237 | concurrency, and distributed databases. |
| 17 | 16777268 | 16777238 | A thorough treatment of database management systems technology. |
| 18 | 16777269 | 16777238 | Covers a multiplicity of file organization techniques which can |
| 19 | 16777270 | 16777238 | be used by a DBMS. Also describes major database structures and |
| 20 | 16777271 | 16777238 | query language concepts. Good information is provided on |
| 21 | 16777272 | 16777238 | database concurrency and security. |
| 22 | 16777273 | 16777239 | Provides a wealth of information about managment and planning |
| 23 | 16777274 | 16777239 | issues, database administration, and database design. As its |
| 24 | 16777275 | 16777239 | name indicates this is a very practical book. |
| 25 | 16777276 | 16777240 | This classic text presents basic computer science concepts and |
| 26 | 16777277 | 16777240 | algorithms which implement standard data structures such as |
| 27 | 16777278 | 16777240 | stacks, queues, linked lists, and trees. |
| 28 | 16777279 | 16777241 | Classic text which includes everything you need to know about |
| 29 | 16777280 | 16777241 | generating good random numbers. Algorithms for performing |
| 30 | 16777281 | 16777241 | computations on arbitrarily large numbers, floating point, |
| 31 | 16777282 | 16777241 | polynomials, etc. are also presented. |
| 32 | 16777283 | 16777242 | Classic text presenting the major algorithms for performing both |
| 33 | 16777284 | 16777242 | internal and external sorts and searches. |
| 34 | 16777285 | 16777243 | A very readable text presenting the fundamentals of compiler |
| 35 | 16777286 | 16777243 | construction. |
| 36 | 16777287 | 16777244 | Presents the basic techniques relating to most of the aspects |
| 37 | 16777288 | 16777244 | of compiler construction. Does not skimp on his presentation |
| 38 | 16777289 | 16777244 | of techniques for symbol table management, memory usage, and |
| 39 | 16777290 | 16777244 | code generation. Other texts overemphasize parsing (the easy |
| 40 | 16777291 | 16777244 | part). |
| 41 | 16777292 | 16777245 | A classic text which describes the process of algorithm design |
| 42 | 16777293 | 16777245 | and analysis and then presents algorithms for many of the |
| 43 | 16777294 | 16777245 | standard computer science techniques. |
| 44 | 16777295 | 16777246 | A collection of essays from three of the great pioneers of |
| 45 | 16777296 | 16777246 | computer science. |
| 46 | 16777297 | 16777247 | A presentation of a program development technique based upon |
| 47 | 16777298 | 16777247 | the application of methods of proving programs correct. |
| 48 | 16777299 | 16777248 | Formal analytical methods are used to present standard operating |
| 49 | 16777300 | 16777248 | systems technology including: concurrency control, scheduling, |
| 50 | 16777301 | 16777248 | and demand paging. |
| 51 | 16777302 | 16777249 | An excellent survey article about the B-tree indexing method. |
| 52 | 16777303 | 16777250 | An overview of the standard data models is presented by an |
| 53 | 16777304 | 16777250 | MDBS consultant. |
| 54 | 16777307 | 16777306 | An excellent guide to a variety of database management systems |
| 55 | 16777308 | 16777306 | available on microcomputers. |
| 56 | 16777310 | 16777309 | An article which describes the benefits of the network database |
| 57 | 16777311 | 16777309 | model featurigng db_VISTA. |
| 58 | 16777314 | 16777313 | An excellent survey of the majors issues in database technology |
| 59 | 16777315 | 16777313 | in 1976. It's interesting that not really very much has changed |
| 60 | 16777316 | 16777313 | since then except that now there are production relational |
| 61 | 16777317 | 16777313 | systems available. Good reading for those who have no database |
| 62 | 16777318 | 16777313 | background. |
| 63 | 16777320 | 16777319 | One of the definitive texts on all aspects of database |
| 64 | 16777321 | 16777319 | management systems.
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