BUFVC Search
Current Search
Previous Searches
Looks at how IBM designed the computer software which controls their manufacturing plant at Greenock in Scotland.
Allows a user to simulate directing a play. Options include the design of the stage and the placing of props and extras. The user is offered the choice of including ‘actors’ drawn from the characters of...
The BUFVC Moving Image Gateway includes nearly 1,500 websites relating to video, multimedia and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or...
Surveys the role and importance of software in a variety of safety critical systems. Concentrates on two major areas: 1) the control and monitoring of nuclear weapons, an important and current activity, and...
Looks at a standard technique used for preparing computer software - the method of top-down design - where an outline strategic design is produced and this is then refined until it is detailed enough to be...
An appraisal of the main applications of computers in business environments. Part 1 asks pertinent questions about buying hardware and software and looks at available packages for accounting, database...
Demonstrates the programs OTHER WORLDS, RALLY, BASIC NUMBER HELP and SHEEPDOG which form part of the Ladybird-Longman Micro Software series. Shows how the programs can be used in the classroom and how they...
Computer software instruction in MS-DOS and Windows for personal computers.
Computer networks are at the foundation of Information and Communication Technology. A good understanding of the main elements and functions of computer networks is therefore crucial. This program provides a...
An overview of the use of the computer in primary and secondary schools, in training schemes for unemployed school leavers, in communication by the disabled, in distance learning for Open University students...
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.
Learning on Screen
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.
Related searches have been automatically generated using the OpenCalais semantic analysis service.