Sentence examples for books on computer from inspiring English sources

Smith, who wrote one of the first books on computer viruses in 1994, speaks of Windows viruses in Yugoslavia and Serbia around that time; a virus that burrowed into two laptops on board the International Space Station in 2008; and of course Stuxnet, arguably the most sophisticated computer worm ever written that lead to the U.S. military banning discs and thumb drives outright.

Wirth wrote more than a dozen books on computer science.

The university publishes books on computer hacking and offers courses in "network attack and defense technology" and "information conflict technology," according to its Web site.

Form + Code Most books on computer programming tend to be written by and for programmers and are unapologetically incomprehensible to the rest of us.

And book publishers have been burned before: A decade ago, book publishers produced thousands of electronic books on computer discs with game-like interactive features, pictures and sounds, but consumers were not interested.

Mr Sklyarov, working in Russia, where, as in most countries, such things are not illegal, had written a program that circumvented some of the limits on eBook Reader, a piece of software for displaying books on computer screens made by Adobe Systems, a Silicon Valley firm.

As someone who has read more than one book on computer ergonomics, I was surprised to find my physiotherapist so hostile to notebook PCs.

He wrote several books on computers, economics, and management, and in 1986 he won the U.S. National Medal of Science.

Nevertheless, the shelves are dominated by books on computers, on travel and on China; self-help and how-to; mysteries and best-selling fiction; fantasy and pop psychology.

A recent university study -- called the "Network, Screen and Page: The Future of Reading in a Digital Age" -- predicts that the printed page will not be quickly replaced by books on computers.

I wrote all my early books on computers, but when broadband came along in 2004 I understood intuitively it was inimical to the novel, an art form that depends on the codex for its inception as well as its reception.