ISBN
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9788131792117
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Title
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The Feynman
Lectures on Physics: Volume I
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Subtitle
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The New
Millennium Edition: Mainly Mechanics,
Radiation, and Heat
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Edition
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Third Party Reprint
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Cover
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Attached
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Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NIL
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List Price
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INR 399/-
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Page Count
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560 pp
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Copyright Year
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2012
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Author (s)
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Richard P. Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
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Introduction Date
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August 2012
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Supplements (Yes/No)
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Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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Science and Mathematics
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Discipline
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Physics
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Subject
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Mechanics
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Course
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Mechanics
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About the Book
|
Timeless and collectible, The Feynman Lectures on Physics
are essential reading, not just for students of Physics, but for anyone
seeking an insightful introduction to the field from the inimitable Richard
P. Feynman.
"When I look at The Feynman Lectures on Physics, I
feel a very personal sense of closeness to them," said Feynman, looking
back at the origins of these books. Ranging from
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Features
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Contents
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1.
Atoms
in Motion
2.
Basic
Physics
3.
The
Relation of Physics to Other Sciences
4.
Conservation
of Energy
5.
Time
and Distance
6.
Probability
7.
The
Theory of Gravitation
8.
Motion
9.
10.
Conservation
of Momentum
11.
Vectors
12.
Characteristics
of Force
13.
Work
and Potential Energy (A)
14.
Work
and Potential Energy (conclusion)
15.
The
Special Theory of Relativity
16.
Relativistic
Energy and Momentum
17.
Space-Time
18.
Rotation
in Two Dimensions
19.
Center
of Mass: Moment of Inertia
20.
Rotation
in Space
21.
The
Harmonic Oscillator
22.
Algebra
23.
Resonance
24.
Transients
25.
Liner
Systems and Review
26.
Optics:
The Principle of Least Time
27.
Geometrical
Optics
28.
Electromagnetic
Radiation
29.
Interference
30.
Diffraction
31.
The
Origin of the Refractive Index
32.
Radiation
Damping: Light Scattering
33.
Polarization
34.
Relativistic
Effects in Radiation
35.
Color
Vision
36.
Mechanisms
on Seeing
37.
Quantum
Behavior
38.
The
Relation of Wave and Particle Viewpoints
39.
The
Kinetic Theory of Gases
40.
The
Principles of Statistical Mechanics
41.
The
Brownian Movement
42.
Application
of Kinetic Theory
43.
Diffusion
44.
The
Laws of Thermodynamics
45.
Illustrations
of Thermodynamics
46.
Ratchet
and Pawl
47.
Sound:
The Wave Equation
48.
Beats
49.
Modes
50.
Harmonics
51.
Waves
52.
Symmetry
in Physical Laws
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About the Author (s)
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Richard P. Feynman was a
professor of physics at Caltech from 1959 to 1988. In 1965 he shared a Nobel
Prize in Physics for his work on the development of quantum electrodynamics.
Robert B. Leighton was a
physicist and astronomer, an esteemed teacher and textbook author, and
professor at Caltech for many years.
Matthew Sands
has
been a professor at Caltech, deputy director of the Stanford Linear
Accelerator Centre, and vice chancellor for science at the
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Market
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UG students of
Physics
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ISBN
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9788131792124
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Title
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The Feynman
Lectures on Physics: Volume II
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Subtitle
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The New
Millennium Edition: Mainly
Electromagnetism and Matter
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Edition
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Third Party Reprint
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Cover
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Attached
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Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NIL
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List Price
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INR 399/-
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Page Count
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592 pp
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Copyright Year
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2012
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Author (s)
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Richard P. Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
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Introduction Date
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August 2012
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Supplements (Yes/No)
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Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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Science and Mathematics
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Discipline
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Physics
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Subject
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Electromagnetism
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Course
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Electromagnetism
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About the Book
|
Timeless and collectible, The Feynman Lectures on Physics
are essential reading, not just for students of Physics, but for anyone
seeking an insightful introduction to the field from the inimitable Richard
P. Feynman.
"When I look at The Feynman Lectures on Physics, I
feel a very personal sense of closeness to them," said Feynman, looking
back at the origins of these books. Ranging from Gauss's law and Maxwell's
electrodynamics to waveguides, dielectrics, magnetic materials, and
elasticity, the lectures collected in Volume II of The Feynman Lectures on Physics
stand as a monument to clear exposition and deep insight--and to
Feynman's deep connection with the field.
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Features
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|
Contents
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About the Author (s)
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Richard P. Feynman was a
professor of physics at Caltech from 1959 to 1988. In 1965 he shared a Nobel
Prize in Physics for his work on the development of quantum electrodynamics.
Robert B. Leighton was a
physicist and astronomer, an esteemed teacher and textbook author, and
professor at Caltech for many years.
Matthew Sands
has
been a professor at Caltech, deputy director of the Stanford Linear
Accelerator Centre, and vice chancellor for science at the
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Market
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UG students of
Physics
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ISBN
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9788131792131
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Title
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The Feynman
Lectures on Physics: Volume III
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Subtitle
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The New
Millennium Edition: Quantum Mechanics
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Edition
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Third Party Reprint
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Cover
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Attached
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Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NIL
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List Price
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INR 399/-
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Page Count
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400 pp
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Copyright Year
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2012
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Author (s)
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Richard P. Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
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Introduction Date
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August 2012
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Supplements (Yes/No)
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Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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Science and Mathematics
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Discipline
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Physics
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Subject
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Quantum
Mechanics
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Course
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Quantum Mechanics
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About the Book
|
Timeless and collectible, The Feynman Lectures on Physics
are essential reading, not just for students of Physics, but for anyone
seeking an insightful introduction to the field from the inimitable Richard
P. Feynman.
"When I look at The Feynman Lectures on Physics, I
feel a very personal sense of closeness to them," said Feynman, looking
back at the origins of these books. Ranging from probability amplitudes to
spin, two-state systems, propagation in a crystal lattice, semiconductors,
symmetry, and conservation laws, the lectures collected in Volume III of The
Feynman Lectures on Physics stand as a monument to clear exposition
and deep insight--and to Feynman's deep connection with the field.
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Features
|
|
Contents
|
|
About the Author (s)
|
Richard P. Feynman was a
professor of physics at Caltech from 1959 to 1988. In 1965 he shared a Nobel
Prize in Physics for his work on the development of quantum electrodynamics.
Robert B. Leighton was a
physicist and astronomer, an esteemed teacher and textbook author, and
professor at Caltech for many years.
Matthew Sands
has
been a professor at Caltech, deputy director of the Stanford Linear
Accelerator Centre, and vice chancellor for science at the
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Market
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UG students of
Physics
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ISBN
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9788131788356
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Title
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Electrical
Power and Controls
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Subtitle
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Edition
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2nd
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Reprint
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Cover
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Attached
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Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NIL
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List Price
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INR
599/-
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Page Count
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752pp
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Copyright Year
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2012
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Author (s)
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Timothy L Skvarenina,
William E DeWitt,
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Introduction Date
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October
2012
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Supplements
(Yes/No)
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Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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Higher
Education
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Discipline
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Engineering and
Computer Science
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Subject
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Electrical
and Electronics Engineering
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Course
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Power
Systems
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About the Book
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Broad in scope, yet
deep in content, this text offers unique, single-volume coverage of machines,
transformers, controls, and electrical power distribution. The focus
throughout is on topics that engineers and technologists today–and in the
future–will encounter in the workplace–e.g., the principles of operation and
application of motors, motor controls, power quality, power electronics,
motor circuit design, programmable logic controllers, etc. The text includes
much more material than could be covered in a single semester–allowing a
great deal of flexibility in course design.
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Features
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·
Extensive use of figures and
photos to reinforce concepts discussed in the text
·
Additional review questions
and problems at the end of most chapters
·
New case studies on societal and global issues relating
to engineering and technology
·
Additional material to reflect changes in the industry
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Contents
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1.
Fundamentals of Energy and
the Power System
2.
Single- and Three-Phase Power
3.
Power Quality Considerations
4.
Magnetic Materials and
Circuits
5.
Transformers
6.
Introduction to Motors and
Generators
7.
Three-Phase Induction Motors
8.
Single-Phase Motors
9.
Power Electronics
10.
The Synchronous Machine
11.
DC Machines
12.
Control Devices and Circuits
13.
Building Electrical Systems
14.
Programmable Logic
Controllers (PLCs)
Appendix: A. NEC Tables
Appendix: B: List of Symbols |
About the Author
(s)
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Timothy
L. Skvarenina,
William
E. DeWitt,
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Market
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UG
& PG students of Electrical Engineering
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ISBN
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9788131731642
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Title
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Indutrial
Relations,Trade Unions,and Labour Legislation
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Subtitle
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Edition
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2e
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Cover
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Attached
|
Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NA
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List
Price
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475
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Page
Count
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768
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Copyright
Year
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2013
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Author (s)
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1. P.R.N Sinha
2. Indu Bala Sinha
3. Seema Priyadarshini
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Introduction
Date
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Supplements
(Yes/No)
|
YES
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Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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HED
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Discipline
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Business & Economics
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Subject
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Industrial
Relations
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Course
|
Management
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About
the Book
|
The second edition of Industrial Relations, Trade
Unions and Labour Legislation is an up-to-date interactive text, primarily
related to issues in India. The book does, however, incorporate developments
and practices in other countries, particularly UK and USA. Primarily designed
for the students of management, economics, labour and social welfare, social
work, commerce and similar disciplines; this book will also be of interest to
professionals in the field of labour relations and management.
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Features
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Contents
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TOC
1. TRADE UNIONISM
2. STRUCTURE AND GOVERNMENT OF TRADE UNIONS
3. THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN
4. TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN INDIA UPTO 1949
5. TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN INDIA: 1950 ONWARDS
6. SIZE AND FINANCE OF INDIAN TRADE UNIONS
7. STRUCTURE AND GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN TRADE UNIONS
8. INDIAN TRADE UNIONS, POLITICAL PARTIES AND PROBLEMS
OF LEADERSHIP
9. TRADE UNION RIVALRY AND RECOGNITION
10. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS—MAIN ASPECTS, MODELS
AND DEVELOPMENTS
11. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AND STRIKES
12. METHODS OF SETTLING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES
13. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
14. LABOUR-MANAGEMENT COOPERATION/WORKERS’ PARTICIPATION
IN MANAGEMENT
15. PRINCIPLES OF LABOUR LEGISLATION
16. FACTORY LEGISLATION
17. PAYMENT OF WAGES LEGISLATION
18. MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION
19. EQUAL REMUNERATION LEGISLATION
20. TRADE UNION LEGISLATION
21. LEGISLATION CONCERNING SETTLEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
DISPUTES
22. INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT (STANDING ORDERS) LEGISLATION
AND PROBLEM OF DISCIPLINE IN INDUSTRY
23. EVOLUTION AND GROWTH OF SOCIAL SECURITY LEGISLATION
IN INDIA
24. WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION LEGISLATION
25. MATERNITY BENEFIT LEGISLATION
26. EMPLOYEES‘ STATE INSURANCE ACT, 1948
27. PROVIDENT FUND LEGISLATION
28. PAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT, 1972
29. CHILD LABOUR (PROHIBITION AND REGULATION) ACT, 1986
30. SHOPS AND ESTABLISHMENTS ACTS
31. LABOUR ADMINISTRATION
32. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION
33. LABOUR POLICY IN FIVE-YEAR PLANS
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About
the Author (s)
|
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Market
|
This book will be of interest to students and
teachers of Industrial Relations which comes under Human Resource Management
as well as researchers in industrial relations .
|
ISBN
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9788131787465
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Title
|
Management
Information Systems,
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Subtitle
|
Managing
the Digital Firm
|
Edition
|
12e
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
|
Cover
|
Attached
|
Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NA
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List
Price
|
599
|
Page
Count
|
680
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Copyright
Year
|
2013
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Author (s)
|
1. Kenneth C.Laudon
2. Jane P.Laudon
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Introduction
Date
|
|
Supplements
(Yes/No)
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YES
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Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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HED
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Discipline
|
Business & Economics
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Subject
|
Management Information Systems
|
Course
|
Management
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About
the Book
|
Management Information System is designed to help business
students and professionals learn how to use information technologies to
revitalize business processes, improve managerial decision-making and gain a
competitive edge in business. This updated edition focuses on the major
changes that have been made in information technology over the past two
years. It provides a comprehensive and integrative coverage on a range of new technologies, information system
applications, and their growing impact on business models.
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Features
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Chapter-specific
features
• Chapter-opening
and chapter-closing cases
• Interactive
session cases with case study questions and “MIS in Action” (online
activities)
• Management
decision problems for application of chapter concepts to real-world business
scenarios
• A
“hands-on MIS project” section containing management decision problems, hands-on application software
exercises and internet business skill development projects
New topics
included in this edition:
• The
emergence of cloud computing
• The
growth of a mobile digital business platform based on smartphones
• The use
of social networks by managers to achieve business standards
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Contents
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TOC
Part One
Organizations, Management, and the Networked
Enterprise 1
Chapter 1 Information Systems in Global Business Today 2
Chapter 2 E-business: How Businesses Use Information
Systems 42
Chapter 3 Information Systems, Organizations, and Strategy
80
Chapter 4 Ethical and Social Issues in Information Systems
123
Part Two Information Technology Infrastructure 165
Chapter 5 IT Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies 166
Chapter 6 Foundations of Business Intelligence: Databases
and Information
Management 212
Chapter 7 Telecommunications, the Internet, and Wireless
Technology 251
Chapter 8 Securing Information Systems 299
Part Three Key System Applications for the Digital Age 345
Chapter 9 Achieving Operational Excellence and Customer
Intimacy: Enterprise
Applications 346
Chapter 10 E-commerce: Digital Markets, Digital Goods 381
Chapter 11 Managing Knowledge and Collaboration 424
Chapter 12 Enhancing Decision Making 460
Part Four Building and Managing Systems 493
Chapter 13 Building Information Systems 494
Chapter 14 Managing Projects 533
Chapter 15 Managing Global Systems 566
References R 1
Glossary G 1
Photo and Screen Shot Credits P 1
Indexes I 1
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About
the Author (s)
|
|
Market
|
This book will be of interest to students and
teachers of Management .
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ISBN
|
9788131791189
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Title
|
International Marketing and Export Management
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Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
Seventh
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Reprint
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs 725
|
Page Count
|
1024
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Copyright Year
|
2013
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Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
Gerald Albaum is a professor
Edwin Duerr is
a Professor Emeritus of International Business at
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
Yes (power point lecture slides)
|
Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
Business & Economics
|
Subject
|
International Marketing
|
Course
|
Marketing
|
About the Book
|
International Marketing and Export Management 7e offers an
accessible and authoritative perspective on international marketing with a
strong export management orientation, comprehensively describing the evolving
competitive landscape as created by technological advances and international
trade patterns. The seventh edition retains its clear and informed coverage
of the opportunities for companies of all sizes and in all industries in the
export of goods, services, intellectual property and business models.
Written in a no-nonsense style,
the bookhas been updated to offer the most up-to-date discussion of the
literature in the area, as well as new and engaging cases and examples in
every chapter.
|
Features
|
|
Contents
|
Chapter
1 - International Marketing and Exporting
Chapter
2 - Bases of International Marketing
Chapter
3 - The International Environment: Culture, Economic and Competition
Chapter
4- The International Environment: Government, Political and Legal forces
Chapter 5
- Export Market Selection: Definition and Strategies
Chapter 6
- Information for International Market(ing) Decisions
Chapter 7
- Market Entry Strategies
Chapter 8
- Export Entry Modes
Chapter 9
– Non-export Entry Modes
Chapter 10
- Product Decisions
Chapter
11 - Pricing Decisions
Chapter
12 - Financing and Methods of Payment
Chapter
13 - Promotion and Marketing Communication
Chapter
14 - Handling Export Orders and Supply Chain Management
Chapter
15 - Organization of International Marketing Activities
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About the Author (s)
|
Gerald
Albaum is Research Professor at the Robert O.
Anderson Schools of Management,
Edwin
Duerr is a Professor Emeritus of International
Business at
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Market
|
This book will be of interest to Graduate and
Post graduate students and teachers of International Marketing.
|
ISBN
|
9788131791264
|
Title
|
Managing Business Process Flows
|
Subtitle
|
Principles of Operations Management
|
Edition
|
Third
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Reprint
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs 450
|
Page Count
|
334
|
Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
RAVI ANUPINDI is a professor of Business
Administration in
SUNIL CHOPRA is professor of Operations Management
and Dean of Kellogg School of Management at
SUDHAKAR D. DESHMUKH is a professor of Decision
Modeling at Kellogg School of Management at
JAN A. VAN MIEGHEM is
a professor of Managerial Economics at Kellogg School of Management at
EITAN ZEMEL is
a professor of Quality and Productivity in
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
Yes
|
Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
Decision Science
|
Subject
|
Operations Management
|
Course
|
Operations Management
|
About the Book
|
A structured, data-driven
approach to understanding core operations management concepts.
Anupindi shows how managers can
design and manage process structure and process drivers to improve the
performance of any business process.
The third edition retains the
general process view paradigm while providing a sharper, more streamlined
presentation of the development of ideas in each chapter–all of which are
illustrated with contemporary examples from practice.
|
Features
|
Present the
material in an accessible organization: Four Parts. Through each of its four parts, this text
guides students from an introduction on process management and strategy to integration,
explaining how the concepts work in a business setting.
NEW! Connect
theory with practice: Chapter-Opening Vignettes and Real-Life Examples. The chapter opening-vignettes and real-life
examples in this edition have been updated in order to show students how the
concepts can be applied in today’s workplace.
NEW! Provide the
latest information: Updated Content. The new content in this edition reflects what’s affecting businesses
today.
|
Contents
|
PART I:
PROCESS MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGY
Chapter 1: Products, Processes, and Performance
Chapter 2: Operations Strategy and Management
PART
II: PROCESS FLOW METRICS
Chapter 3: Process Flow Measures
Chapter 4: Flow-Time Analysis
Chapter 5: Flow Rate and Capacity Analysis
Chapter 6: Inventory Analysis
PART
III: PROCESS FLOW VARIABILITY
Chapter 7: Managing Flow Variability: Safety
Inventory
Chapter 8: Managing Flow Variability: Safety
Capacity
Chapter 9: Managing Flow Variability: Process
Control and Capability
PART
IV: PROCESS INTEGRATION
Chapter 10: Lean Operations: Process
Synchronization and Improvement
|
About the Author (s)
|
RAVI
ANUPINDI is a professor of
Business Administration in
SUNIL
CHOPRA is professor of Operations Management and
Dean of Kellogg School of Management at
SUDHAKAR
D. DESHMUKH is a professor of
Decision Modeling at Kellogg School of Management at
JAN A.
VAN MIEGHEM is a professor of
Managerial Economics at Kellogg School of Management at
EITAN
ZEMEL is a professor of Quality and Productivity
in
|
Market
|
This book will be of interest to Graduate and
Post graduate students for management and management professionals specializing in
operations and supply chains.
|
ISBN
|
9788131790120
|
Title
|
Managerial Decision Modeling
|
Subtitle
|
With Spreadsheets
|
Edition
|
Third
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Reprint
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs 599
|
Page Count
|
608
|
Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
Nagraj (Raju) Balakrishnan is Professor and Graduate Coordinator in the Department of Management
at
Barry Render is the Charles Harwood Distinguished Professor of Management Science at
the Roy E. Crummer Graduate School of Business at
Ralph Stair has
been Professor of Management Science at
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
Yes
|
Category (Higher
Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
Decision Science
|
Subject
|
Operation Research
|
Course
|
Operation Research
|
About the Book
|
The perfect balance between
decision modeling and spreadsheet use.
It’s important that textbooks
support decision modeling courses by combining student’s ability to logically
model and analyze diverse decision-making scenarios with software-based
solution procedures. Balakrishnan offers the perfect balance of the decision
modeling process and the use of spreadsheets to set up and solve decision
models.
The third edition has been
updated to reflect the latest version of Excel.
|
Features
|
NEW! Present the
latest: Updated Software Coverage.
Provide a balanced
approach: Three-step Framework. In this three-step framework, steps 1 and
3 (formulation and interpretation) call upon the manager’s expertise.
Mastering the following steps will give students a competitive advantage
later in the marketplace, when it’s necessary to make business decisions:
NEW! Offer plenty
of practice: New and Revised End-of-chapter Problems. This edition
includes many revised and several new exercises in the end-of-chapter
material. On average, there are more than 45 end-of-chapter exercises per chapter.
Many of these exercises include multipart questions, giving instructors a
rich pool of questions from which to select.
NEW! Show today’s new techniques: New Topics.
This text explains new techniques in linear programming, unbalanced
transportation and transshipment models, and OptQuest.
Highlight the real-world implications: Decision
Modeling in Action Boxes. These boxes summarize published articles
that illustrate how real-world organizations have used decision models to
solve problems.
|
Contents
|
Chapter 1: Introduction to Managerial Decision
Modeling
Chapter 2: Linear Programming Models: Graphical
and Computer Methods
Chapter 3: Linear Programming Modeling
Applications with Computer Analyses in Excel
Chapter 4: Linear Programming Sensitivity Analysis
Chapter 5: Transportation, Assignment, and Network
Models
Chapter 6: Integer, Goal, and Nonlinear
Programming Models
Chapter 7: Project Management
Chapter 8: Decision Analysis
Chapter 9: Queuing Models
Chapter 10: Simulation Modeling
Chapter 11: Forecasting Models
Online Chapter 12: Inventory Control Models
Appendix A: Probability Concepts and Applications
Appendix B: Useful Excel 2010 Commands and
Procedures for Installing ExcelModules
Appendix C: Areas Under the Standard
Appendix D: Brief Solutions to All Odd-Numbered
End-of-Chapter Problems
|
About the Author (s)
|
Nagraj (Raju) Balakrishnan is Professor and Graduate Coordinator in the Department of Management
at
Barry Render is the Charles Harwood Distinguished Professor of Management Science at
the Roy E. Crummer Graduate School of Business at
Ralph
Stair has been Professor of
Management Science at
|
Market
|
This book will be of interest to Graduate and
Post graduate students for management and management professionals specializing in Operations
Research.
|
ISBN
|
9788131773222
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Title
|
Economics and Communication Skills
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Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
First
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
|
Cover
|
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Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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List
Price
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150
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Page
Count
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232
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Copyright
Year
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2012
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Author (s)
|
Mathew Emmanuel (Associate Professor, Economics, St. Xavier's College, Vaikom)
Nitin Bhatnagar (Professor and Head, Department of
English,
|
Introduction
Date
|
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Supplements
(Yes/No)
|
No
|
Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
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Discipline
|
Science
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Subject
|
Economics and Communication Skills
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Course
|
Engineering (B.Tech, 2nd Year, 3rd
Semester)
|
About
the Book
|
A good understanding of economics is essential for
modern-day engineers to deal with the increasing diversity in technologies,
complex financial practices and resource planning. Meanwhile, communication
skills are vital for success in one’s life and career. Economics and Communication
Skills is written in an easy-to-understand manner to facilitate quick
learning of basic concepts in economics and communication skills and help
students perform better in examinations.
|
Features
|
·
Adheres to the syllabi requirement of the
university
·
Written by experts in economics and
communication skills
·
Rich in examples that motivate students to
learn faster
·
Provides customized content to meet students’
requirements
·
Includes the previous year’s question paper
|
Contents
|
PART
I ECONOMICS
1.
Banking and Stock Market in
2. Globalization and
Information Economy
3. Public Economics
4. National Income Accounting
5. International Economics
PART
II COMMUNICATION SKILLS
6. Introduction to
Communication
7. Technical Communication
|
About
the Author (s)
|
Mathew Emmanuel is an Associate Professor in
Economics at St. Xavier's College, Vaikom, which is affiliated to the
Nitin Bhatnagar is the HOD, Department of English,
|
ISBN
|
9788131773550
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Title
|
Fundamentals
of Business Communication
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Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
1e
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Cover
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Attached
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Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
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NA
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List
Price
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195
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Page
Count
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288
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Copyright
Year
|
2012
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Author (s)
|
1. Dr.
P.D.Chaturvedi
2. Dr. Mukesh Chaturvedi
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Introduction
Date
|
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Supplements
(Yes/No)
|
No
|
Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
HED
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Discipline
|
Business & Economics
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Subject
|
Business Communications
|
Course
|
BBA,B.com
|
About
the Book
|
Communication is the essence of management .To Succeed in
a professional corporate environment ,it is imperative to be well versed in
the essential communication tolls . These help one not only in developing
interpersonal relations but also in maintaining effective business relations
,necessary for personal as well as organizational growth .This book on
fundamentals of business communication identifies ,outlines and elucidates
the prominent concepts that undergraduate students should understand to
prepare for and excel in their carriers. Brimming with examples ,exhibits and
exercises ,this book will serve as suitable guide for students preparing to
step in to competitive professional world.
|
Features
|
• Equal
stress on all aspects of business communication-written ,oral and listening
skills.
• Communication
snapshots and exhibits ,with explanations ,illustrating samples of written
business communication.
• 'Review
your learning ",'Reflect on your learning ','Apply your learning 'and
'Self-check your learning 'sections ,providing questions and exercises for
students to improve their analytical skills.
• Margin notes
highlighting important concepts and facts ,making it easier for a learner to
retain the concepts.
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Contents
|
TOC
1.Nature
,Value and Process of communication
2.Communication Barriers and Methods to Overcome Them
3.Oral Communication
4.Written communication
5.Non-Verbal Communication
6.Listening
7.Organizational Communication
8.Applications
9.Grammar
|
About
the Author (s)
|
|
Market
|
This book on Fundamentals of Business
Communication is useful for Undergraduate students.
|
ISBN
|
9788131789575
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Title
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Business Environment and Entrepreneurship
CS Foundation
|
Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
First
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
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Cover
(Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs 325.00
|
Page Count
|
418
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Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
Tejpal Sheth
|
Introduction
Date (ETA)
|
25thSeptember 2012
|
Supplements
(Yes/No)
|
No
|
Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
CS Foundation
|
Subject
|
Business Environment and
Entrepreneurship
|
Course
|
CS Foundation
|
About the Book
|
Business Environment
and Entrepreneurship for CS
Foundation is for students pursuing a course in company secretaryship.
This book is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and
skills to meet the demands of the profession. It aims to provide an excellent
grounding to prospective managers and entrepreneurs to comprehend the various
facts of the business environment and take sensible business decisions. A
logical development of the subject matter—from elementary to complex
concepts—explained in the most simplistic manner, in a jargon-free style,
makes learning easy and effective.
|
Features
|
·
Based on the new syllabus of the CS Foundation
applicable from 28 Feb 2012
·
In-depth coverage of all essential topics
·
Includes more than4000 multiple-choice
questions
·
MCQs designed as per examination pattern of
ICSI
|
Contents
|
Forward
Preface
Chapter 1 Business
Environment
Chapter 2 Forms of
Business Organization
Chapter 3 Scales of
Business
Chapter 4 Emerging
Trends in Business
Chapter 5 Business
Functions
Chapter 6 Sources of
Law
Chapter 7 Elements
of Company Law-I
Chapter 8 Elements
of Company Law-II
Chapter 9 Elements
of Law Relating to Partnership
Chapter 10 Elements
Relating to Contract
Chapter 11 Elements
of Law Relating to
Chapter 12 Elements
of Law Relating to Negotiable Instrument
Chapter 13
Entrepreneurship
Chapter 14
Entrepreneurship Creativity and Innovation
Chapter 15 Growth
and Challenges of Entrepreneurial Venture
Index
|
About the Author
(s)
|
Tejpal
Sheth.
|
Market
|
for students pursuing a course
in company secretaryship.
|
ISBN
|
978-81-317-9210-0
|
Title
|
Step by Step
|
Subtitle
|
Learning Language and Life Skills
|
Edition
|
Third
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
|
Cover
(Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment
(CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs 199
|
Page Count
|
296
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Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
K. Nirupa Rani
Jayashree Mohanraj
B. Indira
B. Sai Lakshmi
|
Introduction
Date (ETA)
|
30 August 2013
|
Supplements
(Yes/No)
|
No
|
Category
(Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
ELT
|
Subject
|
English Language Course
|
Course
|
JNTU-Kakinada I. B. Tech. Semester I and II
|
About the Book
|
Despite centuries of advances
in the way we lead our lives, the exploration of the human condition through
communication and interpretation remains unchanged. Language emphasizes the
meaning, purpose and goals of the human condition, and helps us decide what is
important in our lives and what we can do to make it better. Step by Step: Learning Language and Life
Skills goes beyond merely teaching English, and integrates an
activity-based language teaching programme with everyday aspects of our
lives. The approach of this book aims to empower young professionals with the
confidence and skills to engage with and address the world they live in.
In keeping with the Common
European Framework for language learning, the third edition of Step by Step continues to streamline
learning into a multilevel progression with the aim of making students
independent users of the English language. The themes of adaptability, gender
sensitivity, health and ethics build a concrete framework of listening,
speaking, reading and writing skills, making each chapter a tool for
comprehensive learning and assessment.
To facilitate students'
understanding of the importance of their performance in the actual
examinations, three model question papers designed on the exact format of
university examinations have been included in this edition of Step by Step.
This will allow each student to assess their individual performance within
the time limit of an examination and familiarize them to the format and
sequence of questions as they will appear in the question papers. An extra
set of practice exercises has also been provided for further honing of
skills.
This book will give students
the ability to communicate, interpret and interact, and at the same time
sensitize them to the events unfolding around them. As their decisions and
work influence multiple lives, the skills they acquire today will help them
steer the world around them towards a better future.
|
Features
|
· Mapped
to CEFR A2–B1
· Detachable
Language Set for recording progress and overall assessment
· Revised
feedback sheets
· 3
model test papers
· Exercises
for extra practice
|
Contents
|
Introduction
Language
Set
Chapter
1: Read and Proceed
Chapter
2: Health
Chapter
3: Travel
Chapter
4: Disaster Management
Chapter
5: Gender
Chapter
6: Sport
Model
Paper I
Model
Paper II
Model
Paper III
Practice
Exercises
Credits
|
About the
Author (s)
|
NA
|
Market
|
This book will be of interest to students and
teachers of the compulsory English language course in UG across all
engineering colleges.
|
ISBN
|
9788131770696
|
Title
|
Fundamentals of
Mathematics - Algebra I
|
Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
First
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs. 599
|
Page Count
|
794
|
Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author
(s) (with affiliations)
|
Sanjay Mishra, B. Tech (IIT-Varanasi)
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
20 September 2012
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
No
|
Category (Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
TestPrep
|
Subject
|
Mathematics
|
Course
|
Mathematics
|
About the Book
|
Aspiring
engineers have always wanted to secure admission in pioneering institutes
such as the Indian Institute of Technology and the National Institute of
Technology. Fundamentals of Mathematics,
the complete mathematics collection, prepares students for such prestigious
entrance examinations. This series is customized, class-tested and
structure-driven with a conceptual approach to the subject. The authority,
command and experience of the author, Sanjay Mishra, is reflected in the
clear explanations of complex concepts and in the chapter-end exercises. Each
volume of this series is meticulously planned in a unique student-friendly
manner to make the learning process easier, more effective and enjoyable.
|
Features
|
§ Straight
Objective Type Questions (Single Choice)
§ Brainteasers
Objective Type Questions (Single Choice)
§ Multiple
Correct Answer Type Questions (More than one choice)
§ Linked-Comprehension
Type Questions
§ Assertion
and Reasoning Questions
§ Matrix-Match
Type Questions and the IIT – JEE Corner
|
Contents
|
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 Foundation Mathematics
Introduction
Mathematical Symbols and Their Meanings
• Mathematical
symbols • Greek words (Symbols)
Mathematical
Reasoning
• Statements
and mathematical statements • Classification of mathematical
statements
Generation of New Statements from Old
• Negation
of a statement • Compounding of statements
Implication
Contrapositive of an Implication
• Special
words and phrases • Validation of statements
Proofs in Mathematics
Set Theory
• Definition
of set • Description of sets • Types of sets • Relative
classification of sets • Properties
Venn (Euler) Diagram
Operations on Sets
•
Mathematical Logic and
Reasoning Through Venn Diagram
• Statement
and its negation • Or statements • And statements • ~ P
and ~Q : = (~p) ∩ (~q) = ~(p ∪ q) = ~(p or q) [De morgan’s law] • (~p) or (~q) = ~(p
and q) = ~(p ∩ q) [De morgan’s law] • p ⇒ q • p ⇒ q then ~q ⇒ ~p • Implies and
is implied by : p ⇔ q
Inclusion-Exclusion Principle
• Properties
• Some basic results on cardinal numbers
Cartesian Product of Two Sets
• Some
basic results on cartesian product
Number System
• Natural
numbers () and whole numbers (W) • Integers (Z or I)
Some Theorems
Some theorems on natural and prime numbers
Divisors/multiples of Numbers
• Unique
factorization theorem • Divisors/multiples and their properties • Least
common multiple (LCM) and greatest common divisor (GCD)
Mathematical induction
• First
principle of mathematical induction • Second principle of mathematical
induction • Decimal representation of a number • Periodic
properties of a number • Divisibility and concepts of divisibility
Ratio and proportion
Proportion
• Some
important applications of proportion
Linear Equations
• Solving
simultaneous linear equations in two unknowns
Method of Cross-Multiplication
Rational and Irrational Numbers
• Rational
numbers (Q) and irrational numbers (ℚ') • Properties of nth root
Algebra of Rational and Irrational Numbers
Surds and Their Conjugates
• Rationalization
of denominator of an irrational number
Real Number System()
• Properties
of real numbers
Fundamentals of Inequality
• Classification
of inequalities • Basic laws of inequality
Polynomials
• Coefficient
• Value of polynomial expressions • Root of polynomial • Leading
term and leading coefficient • Degree of polynomial
Polynomial Equation
Polynomial Identity
Rational Function and Rational Equation
Solving Rational Inequality
Wavy Curve Method/Method of Intervals
Procedure for Solving Rational Inequalities
Maximum/Minimum Value and Sign of Quadratic Expression
Modulus of a Number
• Properties
of modulus of a real number
Geometric Interpretation of Modulus
Properties of Modulus Involving Inequality
• Method of solving the
equation/inequality involving |f(x)| • Exhaustive method of solving
equation/inequality containing two or more terms involving modulus
Triangle Inequality and Its Applications
Greatest Integer Function
Fractional-Part Function
• Properties
Origin of Complex Numbers
• Imaginary/non-real
numbers • Purely imaginary numbers (I) • Geometrical
representation of purely imaginary numbers • Properties of iota
Complex Numbers
• Argand
plane • Representation of complex numbers • Properties of
complex numbers • Operations on set of complex numbers
Square Root of a Complex Number
Cube Root of Unity
• Properties
of cube roots of unity
Concepts of Continued Sums and Products
• Properties
• Cyclic and symmetric expressions
Partial Fractions
• Types
of fractions
Review of Elementary Concepts
• Theorems
related to lines and angles • Theorems related to triangles • Theorems
related to parallelograms • Theorems related to intersection of loci •
Theorems related to the circle, definitions and first principles • Tengency
Some Miscellaneous Theorems
• Rectangles
in connection with circles • Proportional division of straight lines •
Equiangular triangles
Mensuration Formulas
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 2 Exponential Logarithm
Function
• Machine
model of function • To find domain of function • Bounded and
unbounded functions • Intermediate value theorem • Range of
functions • Increasing and decreasing functions • Inverse of a
function
Exponential Function
• Properties
• Laws of indices • Composite exponential function
Solving Exponential Inequality
Logarithmic Function
Properties of Logarithm
Logarithmic Equations
• Some
standard forms to solve logarithmic equations • Logarithmic inequality
• To solve a logarithmic inequality, following facts must be kept in
mind:
Important Discussion
• Characteristic
and Mantissa
Multiple Choice Questions
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Objective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 3 Sequence and Progression
Introduction
Sequence Definition
• Classification
of sequences
Progression and Series
• Types
of progession
Arithmetic Progression
• General
terms of AP • Sum of first n terms of AP • Properties of
arithmetic progression
Arithmetic Mean
Geometric Progression
Geometeric Mean
Harmonic Progression
• Properties
of harmonic progression
Harmonic Mean
Arithmetico Geometric Progression
(Σ) Sigma Notation
• Properties
• Double sigma notation
Methods of Difference
Vn methods
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 4 Inequalities
Introduction
Linear Inequations
Properties of the Inequalities
Linear Inequations in Two Variables and Their Solution by
Graphical Method 4
Algorithm to Find Solution Space of Linear Inequality
• Solving
linear inequality
Rational Algebraic Inequalities
Inequalities Containing Modulus Functions
• Forms
of the inequality containing modulus functions
Irrational Inequalities
Exponential Inequalities
• Logarithmic
inequalities
Inequalities of Mean
Theorem of Weighted Mean
Mean of mth Power > mth Power
of Mean
Weighted Power Mean Inequality
Special Type of Inequalities
• Cauchy–Schwarz
inequality
Tchebysheff's Inequality
Weierstrass Inequality
Application to Problems of Maxima and Minima
Use of Calculus in Proving Inequalities
• Monotonicity
• Test of monotonicity
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial
Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 5 Theory of Equations
Introduction
Polynomials and Equation
• Degree(n)
of polynomial • Zeros/roots of polynomial and its geometric
significance • Classification of polynomials
Polynomial Equation and Identity
Remainder Theorem
• Division
algorithm
Quadratic Equation
• Nature
of roots
Relation Between Roots and Coefficients
• For
cubic polynomial equation • Formation of quadratic equation
Condition for Common Roots
Application of Quadratic Expression
• Rational
factorization of 2nd degree equation • To find the domain and range of
quadratic expressions • To find the range of quadratic expression ax2 + bx + c
in restricted domain • Consider the function of the form 21112222axbxcaxbxc++++
• To find the value of x and y for where an equation of the type ax2 + by2 + 2gx +
2fy + 2hxy + c = 0 is valid
Expression Reducible to Quadratic Form
• Involving
variable as powers • Involving logarithms • Involving modulus •
Equation of the form()()()ababQx++−Q(x)–2k
= p where a2 – b = 1, (K ∈ I)
Rational and Irrational Equations
• Irrational
equations • Method of solving irrational equations and inequations
Some Important Equations Reductible to Quadratic Form
Geometrical Representation of a Quadratic Expression
• Maximum/minimum
value and sign of quadratic equation • Detailed analysis of quadratic
equation
Location of Roots
Application of Mean Value Theorem
• Rolle's
theorem • Application of concept of inverse function in solving
equations • Position of roots of a polynomial equation • Repeated
root and multiplicity of root
Graphical Representation of Cubic and Biquadratic Polynomials
• Cubic
polynomials • Biquadratic polynomials
Application of Derivatives to Determine the Nature of Root
Descartes’ Rule
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 6 Permutation and Combination
Introduction
Combinatorics
Fundamental Principle of Counting
• Addition
rule
Complementary Principle
Multiplication Rule
Pigeon Hole Principle (PHP)
• Generalized
Pigeon Hole Principle
Inclusion-Exclusion Principle
Factorial
Permutation
• Permutation
of different objects • Permutation of identical objects, taking all of
them at a time
Circular Permutation
Rank of Words
Combination
• Properties
of combination
Selection of Distinct Objects
•
Combination of objects taking any number of them at a time (all possible selections):
• Restricted combinations
Selection of Identical Objects
• Combination
when some objects are identical • Combination when some objects are
identical
Distribution
• Distribution
among unequal groups • Distribution among equal groups
Formation of Numbers
• Number
of numbers • Sum of numbers • Tests of divisibility
Divisors of Composite Number
• Unique
factorization theorem • Number of positive integer divisors • Proper
and improper divisors • Sum of divisors • Number of specific
divisor • Number and sum of divisors of n divisible by a natural
number 111..abcypqr=
Multinomial Theorem
• Number
of distinct terms • Applications of multinomial theorem
Dearrangements
Distribution in Parcels
• Distribution
in parcels when empty parcels are allowed • Distribution in parcels
when empty parcels are not allowed
Exponent of a Prime in 'n!'
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 7 Binomial Theorem
Introduction
• Binomial
theorem • Properties of binomial expansion • General term rth term
from beginning • Middle term
• Term free from radicals • Problems
regarding consecutive terms or co-efficients • Concept of divisibility
• Useful results and remarks • How to construct a pascal’s
triangle
Properties of Binomial Co-efficient
• Properties
of nCr • Properties of
co-efficients • Use of complex numbers • Use of differentiation
• Use of integration • Binomial series containing
multiplication of binomial co-efficient
Numerically Greatest Term of the Binomial Expansion
Greatest Co-efficient
Multinomial Theorem
An Important Application of Binomial Theorem
• Algorithm
to solve the problems of this kind • Series involving product of
binomial co-efficients
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
Chapter 8 Inf inite Series
Introduction
Binomial Theorem for Any Index
• Expansion
of (x + a)n for
any rational index • General term
Greatest Term
• Some important deductions
MacLaurin’s Expansion
Taylor’s Expansion
Exponential Series
• Definition: (The
number e) • Properties of e • The value of factorial of zero
and 1()!nm− when n < m, i.e., (n – m) is negative
Expansion of ex in Terms of x
• Some
standard results • Important deductions from exponential series
Logarithmic Series
• If
–1< x ≤ 1, then • Important deductions from logarithmic series
Multiple Choice Questions
Objective Type Solved Examples
Subjective Type Solved Examples
Tutorial Exercises
Answer Keys
|
About the Author (s)
|
Sanjay
Mishra has completed his B.TECH from IIT Varanasi. He has been training
students for the JEE for the last ten years. He has been producing top
rankers in IIT – JEE since many years.
|
Market
|
For all the students appearing for JEE and Other
Engineering Entrance Examinations
|
ISBN
|
9788131787779
|
Title
|
Computer Science Engineering Question Bank for the GATE
|
Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
First
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs. 299
|
Page Count
|
352
|
Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
T.I.M.E.
(Trishna Knowledge Systems)
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
20 September 2012
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
Yes (Web-Support)
|
Category (Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
Post Graduate Engineering Entrance Examinations
|
Subject
|
Computer Science Engineering
|
Course
|
Computer Science Engineering
|
About the Book
|
Question Bank for the GATE presents ample practice problems for students
who are preparing for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). This
question bank complements their understanding of the subject. The
multiple-choice questions are arranged in a graded manner from a basic to an
advanced level. Equipped with multiple sets of practice tests, this book will
help the GATE aspirants evaluate their level of preparedness for the entrance
examination. Comprehensive mock tests follow brief theoretical discussions
and help in improving the understanding of students. This book is also
helpful in preparing for the Indian Engineering Services (IES) examinations
and the Public Sector Undertaking (PSUs) examinations.
|
Features
|
Ø Plenty of objective-type questions based on the
examination pattern of the GATE and other competitive examinations
Ø More than 1000 multiple-choice questions
Ø Full-length mock tests based on the latest
pattern of the GATE
Ø In-depth analysis of the recent trends of the
GATE and other competitive examinations
|
Contents
|
Chapter 1. Digital Logic
Chapter 2. Computer Organization and
Architecture
Chapter 3. Programming and Data Structures
Chapter 4. Algorithms
Chapter 5. Theory of Computation
Chapter 6. Compiler Design
Chapter 7. Operating Systems
Chapter 8. Data Bases
Chapter 9. Information Systems and Software
Engineering
Chapter 10. Computer Networks
Mock Test Papers
Solutions
|
About the Author (s)
|
"T.I.M.E. is the National Leader in
entrance exam training. T.I.M.E. is also one of the biggest and most
successful classroom-based entrance exam training institutes in India. For
more details, visit www.time4education.com".
|
Market
|
For all the students
appearing for GATE.
|
ISBN
|
9788131787786
|
Title
|
Electronics and Communication Engineering Question Bank for the GATE
|
Subtitle
|
|
Edition
|
First
|
Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
|
Original
|
Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
|
Paperback
|
Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
|
List Price
|
Rs. 325
|
Page Count
|
448
|
Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
T.I.M.E.
(Trishna Knowledge Systems)
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
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20 September 2012
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Supplements (Yes/No)
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Yes (Web-Support)
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Category (Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
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Higher Ed.
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Discipline
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Post Graduate Engineering Entrance Examinations
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Subject
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Electronics and Communication Engineering
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Course
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Electronics and Communication Engineering
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About the Book
|
Question Bank for the GATE presents ample practice problems for students
who are preparing for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). This
question bank complements their understanding of the subject. The
multiple-choice questions are arranged in a graded manner from a basic to an
advanced level. Equipped with multiple sets of practice tests, this book will
help the GATE aspirants evaluate their level of preparedness for the entrance
examination. Comprehensive mock tests follow brief theoretical discussions
and help in improving the understanding of students. This book is also
helpful in preparing for the Indian Engineering Services (IES) examinations
and the Public Sector Undertaking (PSUs) examinations.
|
Features
|
Ø Plenty of objective-type questions based on the
examination pattern of the GATE and other competitive examinations
Ø More than 1000 multiple-choice questions
Ø Full-length mock tests based on the latest
pattern of the GATE
Ø In-depth analysis of the recent trends of the
GATE and other competitive examinations
|
Contents
|
Chapter 1.
Networks
Chapter 2.
Electronic Devices
Chapter 3.
Analog Circuits
Chapter 4.
Digital Circuits
Chapter 5.
Signals and Systems
Chapter 6.
Control Systems
Chapter 7.
Communications
Chapter 8.
Electromagnetics
Mock Test
Papers
Solutions
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About the Author (s)
|
"T.I.M.E. is the National Leader in
entrance exam training. T.I.M.E. is also one of the biggest and most
successful classroom-based entrance exam training institutes in India. For
more details, visit www.time4education.com".
|
Market
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For all the students
appearing for GATE.
|
ISBN
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9788131787793
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Title
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Electrical Engineering Question Bank for the GATE
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Subtitle
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Edition
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First
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Original/Reprint/Custom/Import
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Original
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Cover (Hardback/ Paperback)
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Paperback
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Attachment (CD/DVD/Scratch Card/insert)
|
N. A.
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List Price
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Rs. 325
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Page Count
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440
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Copyright Year
|
2013
|
Author (s) (with affiliations)
|
T.I.M.E.
(Trishna Knowledge Systems)
|
Introduction Date (ETA)
|
20 September 2012
|
Supplements (Yes/No)
|
Yes (Web-Support)
|
Category (Higher Ed./Professional/Competitive/Dictionaries)
|
Higher Ed.
|
Discipline
|
Post Graduate Engineering Entrance Examinations
|
Subject
|
Electrical Engineering
|
Course
|
Electrical Engineering
|
About the Book
|
Question Bank for the GATE presents ample practice problems for students
who are preparing for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). This
question bank complements their understanding of the subject. The multiple-choice
questions are arranged in a graded manner from a basic to an advanced level.
Equipped with multiple sets of practice tests, this book will help the GATE
aspirants evaluate their level of preparedness for the entrance examination.
Comprehensive mock tests follow brief theoretical discussions and help in
improving the understanding of students. This book is also helpful in
preparing for the Indian Engineering Services (IES) examinations and the
Public Sector Undertaking (PSUs) examinations.
|
Features
|
Ø Plenty of objective-type questions based on the
examination pattern of the GATE and other competitive examinations
Ø More than 1000 multiple-choice questions
Ø Full-length mock tests based on the latest
pattern of the GATE
Ø In-depth analysis of the recent trends of the
GATE and other competitive examinations
|
Contents
|
Chapter 1.
Electric Circuits and Fields
Chapter 2.
Signals and Systems
Chapter 3.
Electrical Machines
Chapter 4.
Power Systems
Chapter 5.
Control Systems
Chapter 6.
Electrical and Electronic Measurements
Chapter 7.
Analog and Digital Electronics
Chapter 8.
Power Electronics and Devices
Mock Test
Papers
Solutions
|
About the Author (s)
|
"T.I.M.E. is the National Leader in
entrance exam training. T.I.M.E. is also one of the biggest and most successful
classroom-based entrance exam training institutes in India. For more details,
visit www.time4education.com".
|
Market
|
For all the students
appearing for GATE.
|
