good engineering books

Demand EngineeringThe basic task is to determine the target and scope of the system, investigate the user's needs, analyze what the system must do, compile other relevant documents such as the Requirement Specification and Requirement Engineering Review. in addition, it also includes requirement change control, requirement risk control, and Basic Plan for the demand process. RequirementIt refers to the specifications that must be implemented by the s

Guidelines for Fast Application Engineering Requirement collectionBusiness Process discoveryDomain AnalysisIdentification and Collaboration SystemDiscover System RequirementsSubmit the result to the customerAnalysisUnderstanding SYSTEM usageEnrich Use CasesRefined class diagramAnalyze object status changesDefine interaction between objectsIntegration of analysis and collaboration systemsDesignDevelop and refine object GraphsDevelopment component Diagr

asp.net|vs2003| Conversion I've got a lot of demos based on VS2003 (and VS2002) asp.net. And I used the VS2005, I use these demo, basically most of the VS2003 based on the ASP.net project because a few files can not be converted to load the project, I also for some depressed for a long time, and finally let me find a solution: The biggest difference between asp.net based VS2005 Engineering and previous versions of the project is the substitution of t

design and implementation GNU/Linux Programming Guide (version 2) Complete Linux kernel Annotation Linux Kernel analysis and programming Network Programming TCP/IP details 3-volume UNIX Network Programming Compilation principles Compilation principles (by Alfred v. Aho) Basics of compilation principles (Liu Jian) Software Engineering Design Pattern-Basis for reusable Obj

, and Huawei (referred to as "Great China". If you have heard of these four companies, I suggest you study and learn by Google) no hot c development talents; the same is true for the large foreign capital and the world's top 500 information industries (go to 51job.com to check it ). As long as you are proficient in C language, even if you do not know C ++ or other languages, it is easy to find a high-paying job.Why do I not mention a half word of C ++ language while I respect C language so much?

ArticleDirectory Read the first time Read the second time Read the third time Link: http://www.aqee.net/how-i-read-programming-books/ I graduated from electronic engineering. I must use this major.Programming LanguageOnly C/C ++, Assembler and Matlab are supported. After attending a Startup Weekend, I began to be interested in software development and computer programming. I decided

", "UNIX Network Programming"Author W.richard Stevens personal website http://www.kohala.com/Master Works Department Classic, unfortunately 1999 to another world to maintain UNIX ...Description: Engage in Linux network programming, want to learn TCP/IP must look at the master W.richard Stevens This six book, basically six books after reading the foundation is also good.W.richard Stevens (1951-1999), an internationally renowned UNIX and network expert,

function library implementation for many mainstream compiler manufacturers. This book has almost done its utmost-the complete implementation source code of the C standard library is provided and explained one by one. This makes it eligible to be tied to K r c. Getting started I often wonder why there have been many excellent entry books in C language in recent years, are you still choosing the mainstream traditional textbooks that are unable to me

Every hacker needs a solid library to find inspiration and references. The list here provides you with some things you want, including top university textbooks for computer science, insights into the industry, and indispensable reference books. It includes hackers' classic books. Mythical man-month: Software Engineering Review-anniversary edition Fredrick P. Br

Every hacker needs a solid library to find inspiration and references. The list here provides you with some things you want, including top university textbooks for computer science, insights into the industry, and indispensable reference books. It includes hackers' classic books. Mythical man-month: Software Engineering Review-anniversary edition Fredrick P. Bro

Recommendation principle:Ningquewulan, never into the dross (good books are not necessarily suitable for everyone, but for its target audience, it must be a good book).Book Selection principles:There are foreign, do not look at the domesticHave the original, do not read the translation ofLook at the works of the masterReading principle:Language is just a tool, its role is to complete your work. No matter how well the grammar of C is done, and how well

Just as programming trends and languages, programming books are constantly being followed by new generations. But the following 7 classic books have withstood the test of time. Some books are later than others, but they provide insight into the new and experienced programmers.1. Human-month Myth: Proceedings of Software Engin