books about: electronic     books:       Electronic Commerce10 reviews Gary Schneider Course Technology, 2008 The best textbook for MIS majors that I've seen First let me disclose that I have been a programmer for years (and for some of the businesses described in the book). In general the book is good. Pros: It summarizes the business end of ecommerce very well. The book covers most of the technical aspects of ecommerce from a high level. The book is not about abstract, useless business theory that is common in many university business ...             Electronics Projects For Dummies (For Dummies (Math & Science))4 reviews Earl Boysen, Nancy C. Muir For Dummies, 2006 What a great book! Years ago (many, many years...) I was an electronics hobbyist, and I even worked at Radio Shack. Recently, I came across some of my old "toys" and wanted to see what was going on in the world of electronics projects these days. A big fan of the "Dummies" books, I saw this title and took a shot. At first I was a little dismayed to find that there were only ten or so projects, and looking at ...             Electronics For Dummies34 reviews Gordon McComb, Earl Boysen For Dummies, 2005 Great book...period. Very good book. If you are a student, a hobbyist, or an aspiring electrician, this is the book to start with.             Solid State Electronic Devices (6th Edition) (Prentice Hall Series in Solid State Physical Electronics)18 reviews Ben Streetman, Sanjay Banerjee Prentice Hall, 2005 Intensive and extensive If you are an EE sophomore/junior or senior and want to buy a book on semiconductor physics or devices that is both comprehensive in its depth and coverage of topics, I'd highly recommend this book. Its explanation of the working of FETs is very lucid and takes you all the way up to III-V HEMTs; similarly derivation of drift-diffusion/continuity equations for BJTs are explained in great detail ...             The Art of Electronics122 reviews Paul Horowitz, Winfield Hill Cambridge University Press, 1989 Great refresher and then some It is obvious to some that this book would contain material for the design of electronics but everyone who has any interest in the subject could just as easily learn electronics by giving this a read and performing some of the practice problems. I wish this was my text book in college. The book is a very easy read as the authors keep the material light at first and build on the knowledge gained ...             Getting Started in Electronics32 reviews Forrest M. Mims III Master Publishing, Inc., 2003 Saved Me in Navy Electronics Training This was the first book on electronics I ever remember buying. I "discovered" it at the local Radio Shack in the early 80's while attending Navy electronics training. Thankfully this book and its writer, Forrest M. Mims, III made the challenging world of electronics accessible and best yet, fun. With the help of this book, I survived the Navy's training (thank you Forrest!) and it sparked a ...             Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics, Fourth Edition (Teach Yourself)11 reviews Stan Gibilisco McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 2006 Paragon of Electrical Reference Books for Everyone+ I have read many electrical books,over the years.And this one was a pleasure to work through.The only problem that one might have with the book is that there are no explainations for your answers.So,i would recommend referencing this with other electrical trouble-shooting books.Rea's electronic problem solvers book is a great addendum to explore and inquire over.If your guesstimate assumption is ...             Fundamentals of Power Electronics (Second Edition)11 reviews Robert W. Erickson, Dragan Maksimovic Springer, 2001 Excellent, full of examples, easy to follow This book is one of the best, most thorough and well explained textbooks I have encountered in the past 5 years of school. The authors, one of whom is teaching my course, present their explanations in a way that is both thorough and accessible. This is not a cookbook by any means - it is a very solid, detailed foundation for power electronics, and doesn't gloss over the important concepts like ...             All New Electronics Self-Teaching Guide (Wiley Self Teaching Guides)8 reviews Harry Kybett, Earl Boysen Wiley, 2008 Socratic-like format My husband wrote the following evaluation of this book. "As a former scientist (who now reviews theatre), I liked the authors' Socratic-like question-and-answer format for teaching this otherwise terrifying topic. It asks the thousand and one questions that need to be asked, in the right order, gives you a moment or two to come up with something, then instantly shares the right answer for quick ...             Practical Electronics for Inventors58 reviews Paul Scherz McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 2006 Great for inventors 30 years ago I was an electronics tech. Then programmer. now inventor. I checked out the first edition at the library and was so impressed with it that I got online and bought the second edition. It is absolutely great! I'm looking for breadth, not some full-of-himself-professors rambling about some nit pick point. This book delivers. The only omissions I have found so far (not errors) ...             Basic Electronics5 reviews Gene McWhorter, Alvis J. Evans Master Publishing, Inc., 2004 Good book, to the point. A good book for beginners, and to the point. The title says it all "Basic Electronics", and will give anyone new a good foundation about things from what it is, how it works, from the very electrons and atoms to circuits and basic theory.             Electronic Commerce 2008 (Electronic Commerce)2 reviews Efraim Turban, Jae Kyu Lee, ... Prentice Hall, 2007 Electronic Commerce 2008 Electronic Commerce 2008 (Electronic Commerce) This book is good if you are doing a business degree like me. It is very detailed and contain relevant information. If anything, it is a little too detailed and could have been more concised.             Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age3 reviews Diana Hacker Bedford/St Martins, 1999 A must-have reference for any student or scholar Ever wonder how to document a web page in Chicago style? Or how about an instant message in MLA style? This book covers it all. It's an indispensable reference for any student or scholar who needs tips on performing electornic research and how to cite electronic references in MLA, APA, Chicago or CBE style.             Electronic Commerce: A Managerial Perspective 2006 (4th Edition) (Pie)3 reviews Efraim Turban, Dave King, ... Prentice Hall, 2005 A GOOD BOOK Managerial Orientation Interdisciplinary Approach Real-World Orientation Solid Theoretical Background Most Current ......             Power Electronics: Converters, Applications, and Design2 reviews Ned Mohan, Tore M. Undeland, ... Wiley, 2002 Had What I needed. Although a little light on full converter schematics, this textbook contained excellent descriptions of converter building blocks and semiconductor device physics. It is excellent that it came with a simulator program too.             Electronic Devices (Conventional Current Version) (8th Edition)10 reviews Thomas L. Floyd Prentice Hall, 2007 Good practical guide to electronics I am an instructor and find all of Floyd's books to be excellent...the problem is that many students like the ones in this forum are ill prepared in algebra, trig, basic calculus and just plain old problem solving, plus some don't read English well enough. Let's face it, a lot of [people] are trying to become technicians and engineers when they should be preparing themselves for fast food ...             How to Test Almost Everything Electronic3 reviews Delton T. Horn McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 1993 One Great Idea is Worth the Book My goal is circuit troubleshooting communication gear. There is one terrific idea in this book that is worth far more than what I paid. There is a very simple circuit to use in conjunction with an oscilloscope that proves to be a super way to test components. Buy this book one for that alone.             Tab Electronics Guide to Understanding Electricity and Electronics22 reviews G. Randy Slone McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 2000 What I've been looking for In an attempt to begin a new hobby I've been buying books on this subject. Most have left me guessing. This book gives you hands on plus the theory and equations to understand why it works the way it does. Though I have not finished (I am building the project)I understand more about electronics than after completing several projects from other books I've read. If you want to know why, and how, ...             Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius : 28 Build-It-Yourself19 reviews Robert Iannini McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 2004 Definitely worth buying This do it yourself book is great for anyone looking to gain greater knowledge of the very interesting world of electronics. the project are usually within budget, and always worth every penny.             Digital Electronics: A Practical Approach (8th Edition) William Kleitz Prentice Hall, 2007 This easy-to-understand book illustrates practical applications using circuits the user will face in the design engineer field. Electronics Workbench CD-ROM included contains Electronics Workbench Version 5 and EWB Multisim Version 6 circuit data files, as well as solutions to the in-text Altera and Xilinx examples–providing users with additional reinforcement and feedback concerning exercises and problems. 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