Technology / Information Technology

This book is a completely updated and revised edition of the two volumes, Telecoms 1 and Telecoms 2, previously published in the InfoPro collection. Its main strength lies in bringing together all the relevant knowledge.

Develop a network security policy and implement the associated monitoring and management tools. Aimed at IT directors, network administrators, and security managers, this book shows how to develop

The race for innovation in communication systems is driving advanced research in the field of antennas. In this context, design, measurement, and modeling methods are of considerable help. This book is designed as a

This book deals with the latest operating system in Microsoft's Windows Server line. This is, of course, Windows Server 2008. Windows Server 2008 was designed by Microsoft to offer a flexible and comprehensive platform to meet the needs of

This book presents the coding of an SMS and the specific AT commands that allow it to be sent via the serial link of your phone - Learn to design your own remote controls to operate both logic and analog boards.

The goal of Introduction to Networks is simple: to provide, in fewer than 500 pages, a solid foundation for anyone wishing to understand the world of networks. A world of spectacular evolution that today encompasses computing, telecommunications, and audiovisual media.

This book on computer security (and ethical hacking) is aimed at any IT professional who is aware of the concept of computer security but is a novice.

Originally designed for military applications, GPS (Global Positioning System) is now commonly used in maritime, air and land transport, rescue and relief operations, public works, oil exploration, agriculture, or simply associated with the car or mobile phone in everyday life.

Europe is trying to catch up with the Galileo program, which will ensure the independence of the Old Continent in this strategic field and extend the capabilities currently offered by GPS.

Written by one of the original designers of Galileo, this book explains how satellite navigation systems work, from basic physics concepts to the operating principles of readily available receivers. It then presents the GPS and Galileo systems in detail, describing their technical infrastructure, the services they offer, and their various applications.

Book: Algorithms and Programming by Michael Griffiths

A computer scientist's role is not to design architectures; rather, they need a model of how the computer works that gives them a good understanding of their program's performance and the impact each program modification will have on that performance. Understanding such a model requires a certain amount of knowledge about how a computer functions, including function calling mechanisms, parameter passing from one function to another, memory allocation and deallocation, and so on.