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PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 1 10000 LET US C YASWANT AND KANITKAR A4 258 2 10001 LET US C YASWANT AND KANITKAR A4 258 3 10002 PROGRAMMINIG IN ANSI C E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 310 4 10003 PROGRAMMING IN ANSI C E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 310 5 10004 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN D.M. RITEHIO A4 175 6 10005 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 175 7 10006 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 175 8 10007 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 175 9 10008 C PROGRAMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 10 10009 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 11 10010 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 12 10011 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 13 10012 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 14 10013 C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE B.W. KERNIGHHAN, D.M. RITEHIE A4 95 15 10014 PROGRAMMING IN ANSI E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 310 16 10015 PRAGRAMMING IN ANSI E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 310 17 10016 PROGRAMMING IN ANSI E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 310 18 10017 PROGRAMMING WITH C B.S. GOTTFRIED, J.K. CHHABRA A4 500 19 10018 PROGRAMMING IN C D. RAVICHANDRAN A4 500 20 10019 PROGRAMMING IN C STEPHEN G. KOCHAN A4 500 21 10020 PROGRAMMING IN C E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 500 22 10021 STRUCTURED AND OOP SOLVING WITH C++ ANDREW C. STAUGAARD JR. A4 395 23 10022 STRUCTURED AND OOP SOLVING WITH C++ ANDREW C. STAUGAARD JR. A4 395 24 10023 C++ PRIMER STANELY B. LIPPMAN, JOSEE LAJORE A4 450 Page 1 / 288 PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 25 10024 C / C++ PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE CHRIS H. PAPPAS, WILLIAM H. MURRAY A4 240 26 10025 UNDERSTANDING PROGRAMMING USING C++ SCOTT R. CANNON A4 250 27 10026 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++ E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 500 28 10027 OBJECT ORIENTED CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK HEINZ ZULLIGHOVEN A4 495 29 10028 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING C++ IRA POHL A4 500 30 10029 OBJECT ORIENTATION THROUGH C++ PARINALA N. A4 45 31 10030 PROGRAMMING WITH C BRYON GOTTFRIED A4 500 32 10031 PROGRAMMING WITH C BRYON GOTTFRIED A4 500 33 10032 PROGRAMMING WITH C BRYON GOTTFRIED A4 500 34 10033 ENCYCLOPEDIA C ROBERT A. RADCLIFFE A4 495 35 10034 C++ PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS NIIT A4 295 36 10035 C++ PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS NIIT A4 295 37 10036 C++ NEURAL NETWORKS AND FUZZY LOGIC VALLURU B. RAO, H.V. RAO A4 300 38 10037 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++ E. BALAGURUSWAMY A4 130 39 10038 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING C++ R. RAJARAM A4 160 40 10039 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING C++ R. RAJARAM A4 160 41 10040 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING C++ R. RAJARAM A4 160 42 10041 NEWNES C++ POCKET BOOK CONOR SEXTON A4 120 43 10042 APPLICATION OF NUMERICAL TECH. WITH C++ SURESH CHANDRA A4 500 44 10043 C++ ADVANCED PROGRAMMING NIIT A4 225 45 10044 C++ PROGRAMMING BLACK BOOK STEVEN HOLZNER A4 399 46 10045 NEWNES C++ POCKET BOOK CONOR SEXTON A4 120 47 10046 OBJECT ORIENTATION THROUGH C++ PARIMALA N. A4 145 48 10047 UNIX SYSTEM PROGRAMMING USING C++ TERRENCE CHAN A4 275 Page 2 / 288 PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 49 10048 PROBLEM SOLVING OBJECT OF PROGRAMMING WALTER SAVITCH A4 1000 50 10049 OBJECT ORIENTED DATA STRUCTURE USING C++ K.S. EAGWARAKUMAR A4 200 51 10050 ESSENTIALS C++ NELL DALS A4 95 52 10051 PROGRAMMING WITH C++ D. RAVICHANDRAN A4 160 53 10052 OOP IN TURBO C++ ROBERT LAFORE A4 279 54 10053 OOP IN TURBO C++ ROBERT LAFORE A4 279 55 10054 OOP IN TURBO C++ ROBERT LAFORE A4 279 56 10055 OOP WITH ANSI AND TURBO C++ ASHOK N. KAMTHANE A4 225 57 10056 OBJECT ORIENTED DATA STRUCTURE USING C++ K.S. EASWARA KUMAR A4 200 58 10057 MORE EFFECTIVE C++ SCOTT MEYERS A4 500 59 10058 VISUAL C++ .NET 2003 KICK START A4 500 60 10059 VISUAL C++ G.J. BRONSON A4 500 61 10060 DATA STRUCTURE R.F. GILBERY, B.A. FOROUZAN A4 450 62 10061 DATA STRUCTURE R.F. GILBERG, B.A. FOROUZAN A4 450 63 10062 DATA STRUCTURE R.F. GILBERG, B.A. FOROUZAN A4 450 64 10063 DATA STRUCTURE R.F. GILBERG, B.A. FOROUZAN A4 450 65 10064 INTRO. TO OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING TIMOTHY BUDD A4 1111 66 10065 DATA STRUCTURE, OTHEROBJECTS USING C++ M. MAIN, WALTER SAVITCH A4 350 67 10066 UML AND C++ RICHARD C. LEE, WILLIAM M.TEPFENHAT A4 275 68 10067 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 69 10068 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 70 10069 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 71 10070 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 72 10071 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 Page 3 / 288 PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 73 10072 DATA STRUCTURE VIA C++ A. MICHAEL BERMAN A4 250 74 10073 DATA STRUCTURE USING C AND C++ Y. LANGSAM, M.J. AUGENSTEIN A4 275 75 10074 C++ DATABASE DEVELOPMENT AL. STEVENS A4 225 76 10075 PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTING WITH FORTRAN P.S. GROVER A4 33 77 10076 SIMPLIFIED GUIDE TO FORTRAN PROGRAMMING MC CRACKEN A4 600 78 10077 NUMERICAL METHOD IN FORTRAN MC CORMICK A4 19 79 10078 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN V. RAJARAMAN A4 35 80 10079 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN V. RAJARAMAN A4 17 81 10080 FORTRAN IV COMPUTER PROGRAMMING N.N. BISWAS A4 43 82 10081 PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN IV K.D. SHARMA A4 29 83 10082 PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN IV P.S. GROVER A4 15 84 10083 THEO, PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN S. LIPSCHUTZ, A. POE A4 200 85 10084 INTRO TO PROGRAMMING USING FORTRAN G.A. GIBSON, J.R. YOUNG A4 100 86 10085 MICROSOFT FORTRAN REFERENCE MANUAL A4 100 87 10086 UNDERSTANDING POINTERS IN C Y.P. KANETKAR A4 150 88 10087 C BY EXAMPLE NOEL KALIHARAN A4 100 89 10088 APPLICATIONS NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES WITH C SURESH CHANDRA A4 100 90 10089 PRAGRAMMING WITH JAVA BARRY HOLMES A4 150 91 10090 ADVANCED VB 6 PROJECTS IVAN BAYROSS A4 195 92 10091 ADVANCED VB 6 PROJECTS IVAN BAYROSS A4 195 93 10092 ADVANCED VB 6 PROJECTS IVAN BAYROSS A4 195 94 10093 UNDERSTANDING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HENRY C. MISHKOFF A4 99 95 10094 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE STUART RUSSEL. PETER NORVING A4 500 96 10095 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE STUART RUSSELL, PETER NORVING A4 500 Page 4 / 288 PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 97 10096 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE STUART RUSSELL, PETER NORVING A4 500 98 10097 DATA AND COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS WILLIAMS STALLING A4 500 99 10098 DATA AND COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS WILLIAM STALLINGS A4 500 100 10099 DATA AND COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS WILLIAM STALLING A4 500 101 10100 DATA AND COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS WILLIAM STALLING A4 500 102 10101 CRYPOGRAPHY AND NETWORK SECURITY WILLIAM STALLING A4 290 103 10102 CRYPOGRAPHY AND NETWORK SECURITY WILLIAM STALLING A4 290 104 10103 DIGITAL LOGIC AND COMPUTER DESIGN M. MORRIS MANO A4 225 105 10104 DIGITAL LOGIC AND COMPUTER DESIGN M. MORIS MANO A4 225 106 10105 FILE STRUCTURES M.J. FOLK, BILL ZOELLICK A4 225 107 10106 COMPUTER GRAPHICS C. VERSION A4 550 108 10107 COMPUTER GRAPHICS C. VERSION A4 550 109 10108 COMPUTER GRAPHICS DONALD HEARN, M.P. BAKER A4 395 110 10109 COMPUTER GRAPHICS FOLEY , VAN DAM A4 500 111 10110 GRAPHS AN INTRODUCTORY APPROACH R.J. WILSON, J.J. WATKINS A4 100 112 10111 ENER GRAPHICS ENER TRONICS A4 100 113 10112 TURBO GRAPHICS TOOLBOX BORLAND INTERNATIONAL A4 55 114 10113 UNIX FOR PROGRAMMERS AND USERS GRAHAM GLASS, KING ABLES A4 295 115 10114 EXPLORING THE UNIX S.G. KOCHAN, P.H. WOOD A4 140 116 10115 EXLPORING THE UNIX S.G. KOCHAN, P.H. WOOD A4 140 117 10116 UNIX USING LINUX JACK DENT, TONY GODDIS A4 100 118 10117 UNIX NETWORK PROGRAMMING VOL III W.R. STEVENS A4 195 119 10118 UNIX NETWORK PROGRAMMING VOL I STEVENS, FENNER, RUDOFF A4 350 120 10119 LINUX KERNEL PROGRAMMING BECK, BOHME, DZIADZKA A4 100 Page 5 / 288 PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS RANCHI UNIVERSITY TOTAL PRICE LIST S.No Acc no Book Title Author Name R.No Cost 121 10120 DIGITAL COMPUTER ELECTRONICS MALVINO AND BROWN A4 365 122 10121 DIGITAL COMPUTER ELECTRONICS MALVINO AND BROWN A4 365 123 10122 DIGITAL COMPUTER ELECTRONICS MALVINO AND BROWN A4 365 124 10123 DIGITAL COMPUTER ELECTRONICS MALVINO AND BROWN A4 365 125 10124 DIGITAL DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS KENNETH J. BREEDING A4 500 126 10125 DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING D.D. MC CRACKEN A4 500 127 10126 PROGRAMMING FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER J.F. DAVISON A4 45 128 10127 DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN EDWARD L. BROWN A4 900 129 10128 DIGITAL FUNDAMENTALS B. BASAVARAS A4 295 130 10129 FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITALS COMPUTERS MATTHEW MANDL A4 12 131 10130 DIGITAL COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS THOMAS C. 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