If you had told me, 10 years ago, that I would be studying for a degree in computer science I would of laughed and replied that you were crazy. If you would have also told me that I would be studying at one of the best computer science programs in the country, I would have replied that you need to get off the drugs and seek professional help as you are ...
Read more →During the late 1970’s the ISO (http://www.iso.org) developed a theoretical model for networking hardware and software called the Open Systems Interconnection model. The Open Systems Interconnection model was derived, in part, from standards defined within the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET). The OSI model was implemented to address a need to allow multi-vendor interoperability of networking systems; for, the ARPANET was confined to the interconnection of systems within ...
Read more →What are the basics of good database design? How does one go about effectively administering a database? How does database design relate to the creation, maintenance and scalability of software? This article will answer those questions and more, in an effort to help you understand the software development process.
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Although this article does briefly touch on the software development process, ...
Read more →A full list of C# Version 5.0 keywords, including contextual keywords.
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enum event explicit extern false finally fixed float for foreach goto if implicit in int interface internal is lock |
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