books by Steven R. Gordon (scientists technology solutions)

books by Steven R. Gordon

books:

1 review
R. Paul Stevens

Regent College Publishing, 1997

Married for Good
An excellent book, appropriate for married or engaged couples, as well as individuals who may someday consider getting married. Well written, educational and enlightening, I can't imagine anyone not benefiting from its common sense wisdom. Each chapter is followed by a fun section of questions or exercises, providing further opportunity for interactive learning, enhanced Biblical knowledge and ...

Information Systems: A Management Approach

1 review
Steven R. Gordon, Judith R. Gordon

Wiley, 2003

Need More Information
The title of book seems pretty interesting. However, overall is not great. There should be more content especially the E-commerce topic.

Information Systems: Management Approach
Judith R. Gordon, Steven R. Gordon

Harcourt, 1996

Physics for Scientists & Engineers: Study guide and Student Solutions Manual - Volume 1

37 reviews
Raymond A. Serway, Steven Van Wyk, ...

Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1995

Great for self instruction and very clear.
I am not sure whether this text is worthwile having in conjunction with a physics course. It is, however, wonderful for self instruction. The author often shows several different ways you can see the same concept, which defefinately helps you gain a deep understanding of physics. The prose is clear and organized. The author is constantly showing you phenomena related to whatever Serway may be ...

Rothman-Simeone The Spine: 2-Volume Set

2 reviews
Harry N. Herkowitz, Steven R. Garfin, ...

Saunders, 2006

good text for the spine
I found this text easier to read than the Frymoyer. Probably the best one out there now.

Computing Information Technology: The Human Side

2 reviews
Steven R. Gordon

Idea Group Pub, 2003

The Human Side of Technology
The human side of technology is crucial but has not received the dedicated attention it warrants. The field has been dominated by the "under the hood" types who are comfortable with the technology, and assume everyone else is as well. However the people who use the technology for business advantage are the "above the hood" types who require ease of use. This publication focuses on the all ...