OC Library: Computer Science Web Sites

Web Sites: COMPUTER SCIENCE

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BYTE Magazine: Contains a five year, searchable archive of BYTE Magazine C++.
Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies: A collection of bibliographies of scientific literature in computer science from various sources, covering most aspects of computer science. Around 1400 bibliographies are updated monthly from their original locations such that you'll always find the most recent versions here. The collection currently contains more than 1.1 million references (mostly to journal articles, conference papers and technical reports). More than 100,000 references contain URLs to an online version of the paper.
Computer Companies: Extensive connections to virtually every computer manufacturer in the nation.
CNET: The Computer Network: Offers computer news and resources such as Tech News, Tech Auctions, hardware reviews, and opportunities to download free software.
Computers Site Map: Extensive Internet subject index and search tool for computers from Nerd World media.
Dave's Guide to Buying a Home Computer: This comprehensive document is part of the Introduction to Home Computing course taught at Michigan State University.
Ethernet Page: An extensive collection of information about Ethernet IEEE 802.3 local area network technology, including the oOriginal 10-Mbps system and the 100-Mbps fast Ethernet system.
Historic Computer Images: Small collection of historic pictures of computers that had names like ENIAC, VAX, and Cray.
Internet World Magazine: Search the current and back issues of Internet World.
Light Reading: Online magazine for the telecommunications industry.
MacWorld Periodical Online Web Server: Lets you search past issues and read articles. Also provides Internet tips.
Mathtools.net: A technical computing portal for all scientific and engineering needs. The portal contains over 20,000 useful links to technical computing programmers, covering C/C++, Java, Excel, MATLAB, Fortran and others.
Microsoft Visual C++: Resources for Visual C++ computer language.
National Technical Information Service: The mission of the NTIS is to serve as the central source for U.S. Government scientific, technical, and business information.
Parascope: IEEE Computer Society's list of parallel computing sites.
Science.gov: Gateway to selected science information provided by U.S. government agencies, including the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency, and NASA.
ZD Net: Provides articles and information about computers, as well as links to other Ziff-Davis publications, including Computer Life, Computer Shopper, PC Computing, PC Magazine, PC Week, Mac Week, Mac User, and more.

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