M. Morris Mano, Charles Kime - Logic and Computer Design Fundamentals [Third Edition]
Prentice Hall | 2003 | ISBN: 013140539X | 650 pages | PDF | 61.6 MB

Providing weighty digital system design fundamentals while accomplishing a gradual, bottom-up progress to maturity of these fundamentals, this book focuses on the ever-evolving applications of basic computer design concepts. Tr

TCPIP and Networking Fundamentals Training Videos | ISO | 903MB
The bonus course is full of the basic concepts you need to sincerely understand TCP/ IP – an integral part of networking. We command help you gain a general comfort level for what TCP/ IP is and for what reason to configure it on a basic network computer.

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Explore the powerful Unity Engine in this module. You'll create your own outdoor terrain with Unity's powerful Terrain Editor and learn about thegame production tools Unity has to offer. In addition to an extensive tour of the interface, learn about design paradigms and tools like GameObjects, Components, Cameras, Lights, and Particle Systems.

Finally Geometry Wars heads to the PC! Now Windows gamers can download the official Retro Evolved game, and experience a pixel-perfect conversion of the Xbox 360 fan favourite. All of the original enemy and weapon types are present, complete with local leaderboards to track your high scores. With support for keyboard only, keyboard & mouse, and remappable joypad (dual or single stick), all gamers should be able to find a control method they are at home with. Likewise, you can run Geometry Wars in full screen mode, or in a resizable window, making it as versatile as you like. Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved for Windows Vista (and XP) was made entirely in-house by Bizarre Creations, with extensive input from the original Geometry Wars author Stephen Cakebread.

Java is a strong type checking language. There are two concepts regarding types and objects. One is the object type and the other the template/class the object was created from. When an object is created, the template/class is assigned to that object which can not be changed. Types of an object however can be changed by type casting. Types of an object is associated with the object reference that referencing the object and determines what operation can be performed on the object through that object reference. Assigning the value of one object reference to a different type of object reference is called type casting.