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Book CD List of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Book CD list of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University S.No Name Of The CD 1 Groundnut Pest Predator Information System. 2 Step Up to Networking. 3 Mind Map 4 Fuzzy Logic for Embedded Systems Applications. 5 AVID Made Easy(Windows/Mas OS). 6 Java EE 5 7 Project Management.(A Managerial Approach)5th edition. 8 Instrumentation in Earthquake Seismology. 9 Intel® LANDesk Server Manager V2.8 with LSC5.1(Setup). 10 Tamil Computer.(etal:01,2007) 11 Earthquake & Engineering Seismology.(Part-B),International Hand book) 12 Biological Abstracts (Volume 2005). 13 Visual Basic 6.0 (learn microsoft) 14 Eureka 15 Guide to International Human Rights Mechanisms . 16 PCQ Linax 2005 17 Report on Trend And Procress of Banking In India 2007-2008.(RBI) 18 RF Engineering For Wireless Networks. 19 Computer Algebra And Symbolic Computation.(Mathematical methods). 20 Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing. 21 Application Development with Oracle & PHP on Linux.(for Beginners)2nd edition. 22 Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping. 23 Visual J++ 24 Avid Editing.(A guide for Beginning and Intermediate Users).3rd editions. 25 Ubuntu Linax for Non-Geeks. 26 Microsoft Office Project 2003(bible) 27 The Norton Anthology of African American Literature. 28 Internet & World Wide Web(How to program)3rd edition. 29 Sociology(9th edition),John J.Macionis. 30 Understanding IPv6(Joseph Davies) 31 MS Office Project Professional 2003.(Version 2003). 32 PHP,My Sql and Apache. 33 DerivaGem Software(Windows 2000,Nt,ME,XP) 34 MCDST Self-Paced Training Kit Exam 70-271. 35 10 Pin Bowling Fever. 36 IBM IT Service Management Managing the Business of IT. 37 Tamil Computer.(etal:13,2007) 38 Biological Abstracts (Volume 2006). 39 PCQ Linax 2005 Service Pack 1. 40 Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers.(2nd edition). 41 Image Compression Fundamentals,Standards and Practice(JPEG 2000). 42 HDL Programming Fundamentals:VHDL and Verilog. 43 Linux Kernel Programming(3rd Edition). 44 CENGAGE Learning(Chip Design for Submiscron VLSI:CMOS Layout and Simulation). 45 Problem Solving with C++(6th Edition) 46 An Introdution to Network Programming with Java. 47 PCQ Linux 2005. 48 Linux Kernel Programming(3rd Edition). 49 Java(From Control Strutures through objects,4th Edition.). 50 Operations Research(8th Edition)An Introduction. 51 Operations Research(8th Edition)An Introduction. 52 Structured Computer Organization(5th Edition). 53 Options,Futures,and Other Derivatives.(7th Edition) 54 Options,Futures,and Other Derivatives.(7th Edition) 55 Java Script. 56 Logitech(MouseWare 9.1(windows)M 3.5USB(mac OS)) 57 Fundamentals of Embedded Software(Daniel W.Lewis). 58 Financial Management(10th Edition) 59 Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE),(CS&IT). 60 Electronic Circuits(Handbook for Design and Application). 61 An Embedded Software Primer. 62 MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit(Exam 70-640)2nd edition.(Windows Server 2008 Active Directory.) 63 Data Disk to accompany Basic Econometrics.(4th Edition) 64 Windows Server 2008,Remote Desktop Services.Resource Kit) 65 Nano Biotechnology Protocols. 66 Introducing Speech and Language Processing. 67 Chemistry(McMurry Fay)4th Edition. 68 Information Theory. 69 SuperVoice(Modem's Driver Included) 70 PCQ Essential(Admin Tools for Windows). 71 Logitech(MouseWare 9.1(windows)M 3.5USB(mac OS)) 72 UGC-INFONET(E-journal Consortia)User Guide,IOP Publishing. 73 International Conference on Computer Communication & Networking. 74 Programming Microsoft Visual C++ (5th Edition). 75 Programming Microsoft Visual C++ (5th Edition). 76 T440BX Server Board(Resource CD) 77 The Complete toolkit for spies and Spy Catchers.(100 tools and doc) 78 Pattern Recognition(Techniques and Application). 79 Digital Image Processing. 80 MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit(Exam 70-640)2nd edition.(Windows Server 2008,Application Infrastructure) 81 Service-Oriented Architecture.(for Enterprise and Cloud Application),2nd edition. 82 Multimedia and Web Design 83 VHDL(Modular Design & Synthesis of Cores &Systems.(3rd Edition). 84 An Embedded Software Primer. 85 Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE),(CS&IT). 86 Financial Management(10th Edition) 87 Structure Determination of Organic Compounds 88 Statistics for Management. 89 MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit(Exam 70-516)Data with MS .NET Framework 4. 90 Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis(5th edition). 91 Principles of Fluoresence Spectroscopy.(3rd edition). 92 Fernsbenny Info System. 93 Options,Futures,and Other Derivatives.(7th Edition) 94 Common Admission Test(CAT) 95 Designing Successful Software through Business Analysis(Enterprise Modeling with UML). 96 Development of VB based cai and computer Animated packages in Zoology. 97 Visual Basic 6 Programming. 98 Encyclopedia Britannica 2013 99 Nature(plasmodium genome Scientific achievement and medical opportunity. 100 Sun Java Studio Creator(Game Zone) 101 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Process and value chain 102 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Process and value chain 103 .NET PROGRAMMING 104 Computer organization and design 105 CLIENT SERVER PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA & CORBA 106 ASP.NET 2.0 PROJECTS 107 DATA DISK to accompany BASIC ECONOMETRICS 108 3D Animation and flimmaking using game engines 109 IMPLEMENTING 802.11 with MICROCONTROLLERS: 110 Emotional literacy at the heart of the school ethos 111 INSIDE COM microsoft's component object model 112 oracle database 10g express edition PHP WEB PROGRAMMING 113 COMPUTER PROCESSING OF REMOTELY-SENSED IMAGES 114 PROGRAMMING THE PIC MICROCONTROLLER with MBASIC 115 ASP.NET 2.0 Include VB 2005 AND C# 2005 CODES 116 SOFTWARE to ACCOMPANY FUNDAMENTALS OF EMBEDDED SOFTWARE 117 DEVELOPING ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS IN JAVA AND EJP 118 GRID COMPUTING 119 JAVA WEB SERVICES ARCHITECTURE 120 MY SQL 5 For professionals 121 STUDENT TOOLBOX CD-ROM For use with educational psychology 122 FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL DESIGN 123 INTRODUCING MAYA 8 3D FOR BEGINNERS 124 PROGRAMMING Microsoft VISUAL C++ 125 VISUAL BASIC 2005 For beginners 126 linux bible 127 NUMERICAL METHODS with COMPUTER PROGRAMS IN C++ 128 INTRODUCING TO NETWORK SECURITY 129 GATE 130 Modeling and designing accounting systems 131 GATE 132 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 133 Visual BASIC 6 PROGRAMMING 134 OPTIONS, FUTURE, AND OTHER DERIVATIVES 135 OPERATIONS RESEARCH 136 RURAL MARKETTING 137 Financial management 138 Financial management 139 Financial management 140 Problem solving with c++ 141 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 142 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 143 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 144 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 145 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 146 INTERNET& WORLD WIDE WEB 147 INTERNET& WORLD WIDE WEB 148 INTERNET& WORLD WIDE WEB 149 INTERNET& WORLD WIDE WEB 150 INTERNET& WORLD WIDE WEB 151 Motion graphic deseign and fine art animation 152 Britannica Concise Encyclopedia 153 Britannica Concise Encyclopedia 154 Structure computer organization 155 Gate 156 Gate 157 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 158 A guide to MATLAB OBJECT-Oriented programming 159 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 160 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 161 Gate 162 Structure computer organization 163 Structure computer organization 164 Operating system 165 Operating system 166 Operating system 167 Visual basic 6 168 Data mining A Tutorial - based primer 169 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database design and implementation 170 ASP. NET 171 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 System Administration 172 Microsoft windows 2000 Advanced server clustering services 173 Embedded Media Processing 174 The windows serial port programming Handbook 175 Microsoft Visual basic .NET 176 Optimized Bayesian Dynamic Advising theory and algorithm 177 Speech recognition 178 Management information System for the information AGE 179 Digital animation Bible 180 Network security 181 Introduction to logic deseign 182 Organic chemistry 183 MISOURCE 184 Multimedia making It work 185 ORACEL9I Database server and client 186 SPORTS MEDIA reporting, Producing and Plannning 187 Discovering Statistics Using SPSS 188 Implementing 802.11, 802.16, and 802.20 Wireless Network 189 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS ANALYSIS 190 Numerical Methods and Linear control system 191 Switching Basics and intermediate Routing 192 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 193 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 194 Research Methodology 195 Research Methodology 196 Operating system 197 Programming Microsoft VISUAL C++ 198 Programming Microsoft VISUAL C++ 199 Programming Microsoft VISUAL C++ 200 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 201 Tamil computer live billards 202 GNU C++ FOR linux 203 Tamil computer celtx 204 Maya 8 The complete reference 205 Britannica Ready reference 206 Britannica Concise Encyclopedia 207 Data DISK to accompany BASIC ECONOMETRICS 208 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 209 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 210 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 211 Questions-answers in anatomy and videos on Osteology HUMAN ANATOMY 212 Structure computer organization 213 University of HUDDERSFIELD 214 Microprocessor architecture, Programming, and applications with the 8085 215 Finance Management
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