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Encyclopedia of Computers and Computer History 2 volumes
Over
400 articles on the history of computers, from personal computing and
mainframes to robotics and artificial intelligence; from the
theoretical underpinnings of computers to the people and organizations
that translate that theory into reality.
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Call Number: Ref QA76.15 .E53 2001
Location: Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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Encyclopedia of New Media
Explores
digital communications and human-computer interaction from an
interdisciplinary, historical, social, and global perspective. The
articles are balanced between information technology and the social
landscape and provide detailed descriptions and definitions of terms,
pioneers, authors and entertainers, social issues, technologies,
businesses, associations, and laws.
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Call Number: Ref QA76.575 .E5368 2003
Location: Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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Froehlich / Kent Encyclopedia of Telecommunications 18 volumes
Over
500 detailed articles divided into 7 main telecommunications areas:
terminals and interfaces; transmission; switching, routing, and flow
control; networks and network control; communication software and
protocols; network and system management; components and processes.
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Call Number: Ref TK5102 .E646 1991
Location: Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor;
Pleasanton Campus Library
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Wiley Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 24 volumes
The
only multivolume encyclopedia encompassing this field, it contains 1400
articles describing every aspect of electrical and electronics
engineering. It defines the discipline by bringing together the core
knowledge from all subject areas encompassed by the field. Articles can
serve as the starting point for further study with their comprehensive
bibliographies. While they can be used as a reference for facts, the
articles are long enough to provide genuine understanding of a subject.
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Call Number: Ref TK9 .W55 1999
Location: Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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International Biographical Dictionary of Computer Pioneers
Biographical information on significant figures in the history of the computer field.
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Call Number: Ref QA76.2 .A2 L44 1995b
Location: Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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