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All links courtesy Realm of Erudition
UNIX Fundamentals
Expert Systems
An excellent guide of Internet
Tutorials is maintained by Laura Cohen. Given below are few of the links . Go to their
site >>>Internet Tutorials<<<
for more....
Comments to lcohen@cnsvax.albany.edu
Basic Internet
- A Basic Guide to the
Internet
- How to Connect to the
Internet
- Internet From the VAX Prompt
- Telnet, FTP, Listservs, Usenet News
- Understanding the World Wide
Web
Research Guides
- Checklist of Internet
Research Tips
- Conducting Research on
the Internet
- Evaluating Internet
Resources
Search Engines & Subject Directories
- Boolean Searching on the
Internet
- The principles of search logic and the different manifestations of this logic on
Internet search engines
- How to Choose a Search
Engine or Research Database
- A chart listing numerous features and the search engines & databases that support
them
- Quick Reference Guide to
Search Engine Syntax
- A chart of search rules organized into categories
- Searching the Internet:
Recommended Sites and Search Techniques
- An extensive tutorial on the use of subject directories and search engines
- The Finer Points of Web
Search Engines
- Tips on precision searching using both well known and newer search engines
- Navigating the
World Wide Web with Netscape Communicator
Software Training
- Guide to Using Lynx
- How to use this text-only Web browser
- How to Capture a Graphic
on the Internet to a Diskette
- A quick guide on saving Web graphics for your own use
- How to Use WS_FTP
- Tips for using this Windows-based freeware that transfers files between a local and a
remote computer
- Using the RN Newsreader from
the VAX
- A chart of commands for the mainframe-based reader of Usenet News supported by the
University at Albany
The Links below are from an excellent site for Tutorials. These are just a
few of the links. Visit their site for more...>>>.FREE Tutorials<<<
- assembly tutor, this text have
several explanations about the requisites to work with the assembly language. A must read
before go to more advanced texts.
- Assembly Tutorial for
Beginners, The same tutor but in HTML format.
- NGasm, the famous Peter
Norton guide do assembly language, some programming teachers refer to this document. Is a
reference guide useful for any assembly programmer. Be sure also to download the Norton Guide to Turbo Assembler
version 4.0 (Ideal mode), with proposal is turn as easier as possible the switch of
MASM to TASM ideal mode syntax.
- Assembly
Language Tutorial. culture and Entertainment Web, a very good assembly tutorial and
more, is an online school of assembly programming, only visiting the site you can
recognize the high quality.
- Adams tutorial, These tutorials
remember an e-zine or some other kind of monthly publication, they are written in a very
informative speech and make the learning of assembly a pleasure. More, have source codes
and assembly programs.
- CSYS1001 Teaching
Material, is a course of assembler, in ten weeks, step by step. This is the most easy
to use material that I found.
- asm VLA, The tutorial of VLA
is dedicated for those who wish start to explore the assembly language; according them:
- Dreaden made these files for the Kabal and myself when we were just learning. These
files go over some of the basic concepts of assembler. Bonus of bonuses. These files also
have programs imbedded in them. Most of them have a ton of comments so even beginners
should be able to figure them out.
- Revolutionary
Guide to Assembly Language, a must have book for the diligent assembly student, it
cover the basics, but, a few programming background will be extremely welcome in order to
understand the examples.
- Windows
Assembly Language & Systems Programming : 16- And 32-Bit Low-Level Programming for the
PC and Windows , this book was written by a programmer that makes all of your windows
95 programs in assembly, and teach the readers how to do this.
- The 80X86 IBM PC
& Compatible Computers : Assembly Language, Design, and Interfacing Vol 1
- 68000 Assembly
Language Programming and Interfacing : A Unique Approach for the Beginner
- Database
Resources, teach several aspects regarding the database design, extremely on topic
regarding CGI programming, these tutorials focuses Microsoft Access, but you can use this
knowledge to other's database applications. Remember that a good database design make a
big difference in speed and in facilities to your clients.
- Databases, a
massive collection of links to databases tutorials, these focuses the WEB.
- Introduction to Structured Query
Language, SQL allows users to access data in relational database management systems
- HTTP Cookie info, information
regarding the use of cookie technology, since the basics until examples about how to use
this feature that can add more personalisation to your website.
- Crispy JavaScript
Cookies HTTP Cookie Headers, one more tutorial talking about cookies, it explains how
to organize a cookie feature in your site trought javascript, with examples.
- Connected An internet Encyclopedia,
presents information about the technical operation of the internet, with this knowledge
you can write your CGI's knowing exactly what you are doing
- C tutorial on-line. Learn c in 5
hours., The most easy to understand text and very fast to read. It cover the main
aspects of C and allow the reader to understand more advanced tutorials.
- Chris Bill's C++ Instructional Site,
excellent tutorial entirely for beginners
- ANSI C for programmers on
UNIX Systems a 73 page book in Post Script format, You will need an post script viewer
maybe.gsview
- C Tutorial - Updated version 2.8 -
September 8, 1996, Is a good starting point to learn C, with example programs and a
good explanation about the aspects of coding and working with the C language.
- C++ Tutorial - Updated version
2.61 - September 22, 1996, the same as the first but about C++
- C-LESSON.ZIP A
complete source to you learn C. This tutorial is generated focusing the UNIX platform but
is believed that can be used in any platform.
- comp.lang.c Frequently Asked
Questions, have the answers to the most common questions of people starting at C
language. Anyway a good consulting material.
- GNA - Introduction
to Object-Oriented Programming, one more site dedicated to object oriented
programming, the concepts, of course, use the C++ language.
- C : The
Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series), Is the reference book that I use a
lot. In other words, if you can have only one Book relative to C in your house, this book
is recommended. order this book
- Borland C++ :
The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series), from the same author but much more
complete it explains C and C++, content of interest for beginners and wizards. How
to write programs for the Windows95 interface. The book also have and chapter
about how to use Borland C++ for java but I did'nt read it, yet. order this book
- Database
Developer's Guide With Borland C++5 (Sams Developers Guide), this book explain how to
work with databases in C++. There are a lot of e-mail here asking how to work with
databases in C, this book explain with real life examples. order this book
- CS350 - labs, this
page is for people that installed C++ Builder but are still just skidding with the
program, and want to go ahead. It explains the first steps for you start to explore your
C++ Builder with programs and easy to understand examples.
- Borland C++
Builder programming explorer, this book teaches how to use C++
Builder, it have an CD Rom with lots of examples and step by step explanations.
Game
codes, this site have a lot of codes of games, not all of them in C but is a good way
to maintain your programming skills.
command2
a joke program that adulterates the normal DOS commands and simulates a crazy environment.
- Moonbas a great routine,
especially for those interested in 3d gaming, you must drive an spaceship in a planet and
have that controls over direction and altitude, there's also a satellite view option. The
file comes with the source codes, in C++.
- abedemo not a game, but e
very nice collection of tutorials, with source codes in C visit their page at http://www.mds.mdh.se/~dat94avi/.
comp.lang.c++, this group discuss all
aspects, relative of programming in C++, and relative to programs and questions about
development industry.
- comp.lang.c, one of the less polluted groups that I
known, the majority of questions are relative to coding. Personally pleasant.
- Ada 83 Tutorial - version
2.0 - July 1, 1991 The Ada 83 tutorial teaches you the entire Ada 83
language, which was developed by the Department of Defense for mission critical software.
This tutorial will be available as long as there is a continued need by users for Ada 83.
- Ada 95 Tutorial - version
2.5 - February 1, 1998 The Ada 95 tutorial teaches you the entire Ada 95
language. This tutorial represents a complete rewrite of the Ada 83 tutorial to bring it
up to the level of Ada 95. This newest version improves the wording in a few areas and
makes a few minor corrections over the previous version.
- C Tutorial - Updated version
2.8 - September 8, 1996 The C tutorial assumes you know nothing about C and
teaches the entire C programming language including the usually intimidating topics of
pointers and dynamic allocation. Good programming practices are emphasized and the ANSI-C
standard is reflected throughout the tutorial.
- C++ Tutorial - Updated
version 2.61 - September 22, 1996 The C++ tutorial teaches you the dialect
of C++ that is currently in the draft standards process.
- Pascal Tutorial - Updated
version 2.61 - September 29, 1996 The Pascal tutorial teaches you Borland's
dialect of Pascal known as Turbo Pascal
- Additional Topics and Code There
are a few programming topics that have proven to be difficult for a student to fully
understand. This is a collection of documents intended to help the student over some of
the rough spots of programming.
Microprocessors
- CPU Info Center
- central location for getting technical info, press releases, product
information, performance summaries, and other data related to the
microprocessor industry.
- Alpha
Microprocessors
- Chip Directory
- Numerically ordered
- Chip Shots -
photomicrographs of the surface of some of today's hottest
microprocessors
- Chiplist
by Aad Offerman - lists the various chips used in the IBM PC, IBM
PC/XT, IBM PC/AT, IBM PS/2 and compatibles. Very extensive!
- CPU Site, The - everything
you always wanted to know about CPUs. News, benchmarks, articles and
much more.
- Great
Microprocessors of the Past and Present
- Microprocessor
instruction set cards
- Motorola 68hc12 -
information resource from Wayne State University's Division of
Engineering Technology.
- Number
Crunching Page, The - summary of the amazing progress in floating
point calculations over the last 20 years.
- PIC microcontrollers
- a small network of devices with PIC microcontrollers.
- Processor
Madness - A page dedicated to processors and chipsets from all the
current makers like Intel, AMD , Cyrix, IDT and many others.
- Silicon
Zoo - gallery of creatures, doodles and other things etched on
microprocessors, as revealed by photomicography.
- Web Directory:
Giant Internet IC - pinouts and descriptions of more than a
thousand mostly digital integrated circuits a.k.a. GIICM.
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Ada
- Ada Home of the Brave Ada programmer
- Home of the brave Ada programmers. Pointers to many resources for Ada programmers.
- Ada Information Clearinghouse
- A rich library of Ada information. For more than a decade, the AdaIC has provided
software professionals with information about the Ada programming language.
- Lovelace Ada
Tutorial
- An Ada 95 tutorial. This tutorial explains the basics of the Ada 95 programming
language.
- SIGAda Home Page
- World wide web home page for SIGAda -- the Special Interest Group on Ada.
C and C++
Pascal
Michael Metcalf's Fortran 90 CNL Articles
- ELEMENTS
- Language Elements
- EXPRESSION
- Expressions and assigments
- CONTROL
- Control statements, units and procedures
- PROCEDURES
- Arguments, interface blocks and recursion
- ARRAY
- Array handling
- POINTER
- Pointers
- SPECIFICATIONS
- Specification statements
- INTRINSICS
- Intrinsic procedures
- I/O
- Input-output
Fuller details of all these items can be found in Fortran 90/95 Explained, M. Metcalf
and J. Reid, (Oxford, 1996), the book upon which these tutorials are based. Version
August 1995 M.G. (October 19th
1995)
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