Book <> Modelling The Flying Bird by Colin Pennycuick - Academic.Press - August 10, 2008 Format: PDF - 479 pages - Lang: English - ISBN: 0321555619 - Size: 5.8MB
Book <> Encyclopedia of Info, Communication & Technology by Antonio Cartelli & Marco Palma - IGI Global - July 1, 2008 Format: PDF - 926 pages - Lang: English - ISBN10: 978-1599048451 - Size: 9.3MB
Description: The Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Absolute Beginner's Guide to Wi-Fi is a book for beginners who want to join the Wi-Fi revolution. Using easy-to-understand language, this book teaches you all you need to know about Wi-Fi, from choosing the Wi-Fi system that is right for you to adding a Wi-Fi card and related software to finding hotspots and access points. With the help of this book, you will be able to configure a home network and share internet connections quickly and easily. In addition, the book covers all important security issues so that a user is less exposed to threats, as well as the dos and don'ts of traveling with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop.
Architectural Press (2001) / ISBN 0750648465 / PDF / 232 pages / RS / 16MB
The book is a practical guide to designing circulation spaces. It is extensively detailed with working drawings and photographs. Construction methods using a variety of materials are discussed as well as the influence of new technology on vertical circulation.
The Designer's Workspace presents an extensive resource of distinguished firms' responses to the design of their own offices. Featuring everything from technical detail to interior design, it illustrates what these designers see as the major considerations for modern workplace design.
Pluto Press (2000) / ISBN 0745313493 / 256 pages / PDF / RS / 24MB
This is a really useful text for students trying to get to grips with urban studies. The authors give a challenging but accessible introduction to the ways in which urban theory has met with literary and cultural studies. The book then covers a refreshing range of cities and texts (nice to see more than the usual New York, London, LA) and often the familiar cities (like Paris, New York) are made different through the subjects discussed - Brooklyn and Harlem rather than downtown Manhattan, Parisian banlieues rather than the city of light.
