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Fraud detection

David G. Coderre

1999

Constructing achievement tests

Norman Edward Gronlund

1968

On-line systems design and implementation

Charles J. Kacmar

1984

Leonardo's Laptop

Ben Shneiderman

2002

Exploratory data mining and data cleaning

Tamraparni Dasu

2004

Plots, Transformations, and Regression

A. C. Atkinson

1985

Discrete mathematics in computer science

Donald F. Stanat

1986

Computer

William Aspray, Martin Campbell-Kelly

1996

Data reduction and error analysis for the physical sciences

Philip R. Bevington

2002

Computational techniques in physics

P. K. MacKeown

1987

Bioinformatics

David W. Mount

2001

Accounting information systems

William S. Hopwood, George H. Bodnar

1990

Ubiquitous computing in education

Karen Swan

2006

Following the Money

National Research Council (US)

1995

Information theory in analytical chemistry

K. Eckschlager

1994

Computers & applications

D. L. Slotnick

1989

Processing data

Linda Brookover Bourque

1992

Semantic interpretation and the resolution of ambiguity

Graeme Hirst

1987

B2B application integration

David S. Linthicum

2001

An Introduction to Modern Econometrics Using Stata

Christopher F. Baum

2006

Accounting information systems

Marshall B. Romney

2006

Managing your information

Carol Tenopir

1988

Structured analysis and system specification

Tom DeMarco

1978 ★ 5.0

The art of strategic planning for information technology

Bernard H. Boar

1993

Global monitoring

Harris, Ray Dr.

2005

Data crunching

Greg Wilson

2005

Job analysis

Sidney Gael

1983

Expert systems in finance and accounting

Robert J. Thierauf

1990

Accounting information systems

Frederick Jones, Dasaratha Rama

2005

Blueprints for high availability

Evan Marcus

2000

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