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Java BASICS
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 2002

When it comes to learning the basics of computer education, Course Technology's BASICS series has it covered. The texts are written specifically for first-time computer users. The lessons are short and concise, covering only those skills that are most applicable providing the foundation for a lifetime of computer learning. JAva BASICS includes such topics as writing your first Java program, using HTML and Java applets.

Fundamentals of Java: Comprehensive, Second Edition

2 reviews
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 2002

If you're looking for a first Java book
this should be it. Lambert and Osborne present an EXCELLENT overview of JAVA in this book. In contrast to some of the other reviews, I found that their BreezySwing package made it easy to avoid most of JAVA's interface cruft so that you can focus on the fundamental programming concepts. In many other respects, this is definitely one of the top JAVA textbooks available.

Java?: A Framework for Programming and Problem Solving

4 reviews
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 2001

Makes learning easy..
This book doesnt baby you, its simple and can be easy if you apply yourself and it comes with its own builder software (make sure the book you get has the disk or you are screwed!! you need it to do the work).. you will not be disappointed!

Fundamentals of C++: Introductory Course
Kenneth Lambert, Douglas W. Nance

Course Technology Ptr (Sd), 2001

Following the success of Fundamentals of C++ by Lambert and Nance, C++ Introductory course is essential for a first course in Computer Science. Completely updated, this text provides in-depth coverage to help students prepare for the AP exam, Exam A. A full introduction to the essential features of C++ is provided and programming techniques are emphasized in the context of interesting and realistic case problems. This text is compatible with C++ ...

Fundamentals of Java: AP* Computer Science Essentials for the A & AB Exams, Third Edition

1 review
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 2006

Why are so many Java books so horrible?
My dad wants to learn Java, and I remember reading this book for my AP Computer Science A class and learning Java from it. Sadly, it's not in the library, nor is it in any Barnes and Noble or Borders bookstore. The books they have are of the line Java for Dummies or Java in X days, and man are they horrible. I actually saw one Java book at Borders from Schildt, and thought it might be good ...

Fundamentals of C++ and Data Structures: Advanced Course
Kenneth Lambert, Thomas L. Naps

Course Technology, 2001

Following the success of Fundamentals of Program Design and Data Structures by Lambert and Naps, C++ Advanced Course is essential for a second course in Computer Science. Completely updated, this text provides in-depth coverage to help students prepare for the AP exam, Exam AB. A full introduction to the essential features of C++ is provided and programming techniques are emphasized in the context of interesting and realistic case problems. This ...

Invitation to Computer Science Laboratory Manual: C++ and Java

2 reviews
Kenneth Lambert, Thomas Whaley

Course Technology Ptr (Sd), 2006

Great companion book, buy it used though.
It is a nice companion book, however if you can get it used it will save you some bucks. It is composed of simple exercises to give you a practical feeling of computing.

Fundamentals of Java: Introductory, Second Edition

1 review
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 2002

Excellent service
This Java book was delivered to my door within a week. The book was in great condition. Communication from the seller was great.

Fundamentals of C++: Understanding Programming and Problem Solving

3 reviews
Kenneth Lambert, Douglas W. Nance

Course Technology, 1997

Good for learning C++
Includes learning how to program by problem solving and creating your own algorithms. Every chapter has a sample program except chapters 1,2, and 11. Also has graphic programing in every chapter except for chapters 1, 11. If you really want to learn C++ this is the book to do it!

Java: Complete Course in Programming & Problem Solving

3 reviews
Kenneth Lambert, Martin Osborne

Course Technology, 1998

A good second or third Java Book
This book provides the new-novice Java programmer with some practical examples for using Java for the study of Computer Science. Unlike many of the Java books out there this one does not skimp on the instruction of Computer Science principals in parrellel with the instruction of the Java language. As a plus it has some pretty useful breakdowns of classes that will be useful to a new Java ...

Advanced Accounting (The Irwin Series in Undergraduate Accounting)

2 reviews
Calvin Engler, Leopold A. Bernstein, ...

Richard D Irwin, 1994

I would give that a zero star if I could
Among all the terrible accounting textbooks known to students, this one tops it all. Advanced accounting is a hard subject and that's why it's more important to have a good text to aid students going through the subject. This text will make the learning process even harder for students, thanks for its bad English, badly organized style, bad examples, tediously long wordings, and outdated data ...

Understanding Program Design and Data Structures with C++ :
Kenneth A. Lambert, Thomas L. Naps

West Group, 1996

Program Design and Data Structure with C++ guides students in a typical CS2 course through the analysis of algorithms, recursion, and standard data structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues, and trees. All data structures are specified as abstract data types. Tradeoffs among different implementations of each ADT are discussed. C++ class templates are introduced early and used throughout to implement the ADTs. Overloaded operations and ...

Analysis, Repair and Individuation (Library of Analytical Psychology)

1 review
Kenneth Lambert

Academic Press Inc, 1981

Publisher's comments
Lambert, like Jung, emphazises the importance of the person of the analyst for the course of his own analysis, which includes the analyst's development in the course of his own analysis and all further personal growth; for all this inevitably determines the kind of patient, and the sort of problem he can - or cannot - work with. Lambert also suggests ways in which the analyst's ...

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