books by Craig A. Piercy (projects creating learning)

books by Craig A. Piercy

books:

Learning to Program with Visual Basic 6.0, 2nd Edition

6 reviews
Patrick G. McKeown, Craig Piercy

Wiley, 2001

Lots of information, but frustrating
This book probably throws more information at you, page for page, than any other Visual Basic book I've seen. It covers everything from programming basics and general theory, all the way up to programming with databases. In that regard, it's an ideal book for the novice who wishes to explore deeper. Unfortunately, what keeps this from being a truly great textbook is some really sloppy editing. ...

Information Systems
Mark W./ Piercy, Craig A./ McKeown, Patrick G. Huber

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2006

Using Microsoft Office 2003: Tutorials and Projects (Key Card with Modules/Tutorials)
Craig A. Piercy, Mark W. Huber, ...

Wiley, 2006

The primary target with Using Microsoft Office 2003: Tutorials and Projects is to support instruction in the basic use of the most popular group of business productivity software (Microsoft Office with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.) These learning Modules are followed by brief projects that allow students to utilize their skills.

Using Microsoft Office 2003
Craig A./ Huber, Mark W./ McKeown, Patrick G. Piercy

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2006

Using Microsoft Office 2007: Tutorials and Projects
Craig A. Piercy, Mark W. Huber, ...

Wiley, 2008

Using Microsoft Office 2007: Tutorials and Projects supports instruction in the basic use of Microsoft Office 2007 applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.) These learning modules are followed by brief projects that allow students to utilize their skills in a business context. This manual is suitable as a stand-alone text or as a robust supplement for an Information Systems course that wants to include projects and ...

Information Systems: Creating Business Value
Mark W. Huber, Craig A. Piercy, ...

Wiley, 2006

Achieve a higher return on your investment in IS When a business devotes resources to its information systems, it expects a positive return on its investment. So should you. You are about to invest your own time and effort in your Information Systems Course. With Huber, Piercy, and McKeown's Information Systems: Creating Business Value, you can expect to be prepared to succeed in the modern business world. This book shows you ...