Books with author Michael P. White

The rate that AI is growing is perhaps too fast to understand. The last 40 years have seen a few false starts but, in the last decade, we’ve seen huge advances in the processing power of computers and in data storage. All of a sudden, the game has changed in a big way.These days, much of the technology we depend on and rely on daily is powered by AI. Take Google Translate, for example; next time you see something in another language, point your phone camera at it and Google Translate will translate it for you – instantly.AI is also being used to design treatment plans (evidence-based) for cancer sufferers, analyzing medical results instantly so a patient is sent to the right specialist quickly, and helping in research for drug recovery.In this guide, we will be exploring machine learning, the concepts that run these technologies and by the time you get to the end you will have more knowledge than many and will be equipped to start building your own applications.

Are you pursuing a field that requires at least some knowledge of computer networking? Do you wish to learn about the future of networking and how electronics function? If this is true, then this is the guide for you.While other shorter books do not include ALL concepts, this book dives deep into the subject matter so that nothing is left out.Beginners, intermediate learners and advanced users have all learned from this guide. The book is designed to be an easy read that simplifies concepts as much as possible. By the end of this book, you will have learned the basics, as well as many advanced concepts.Topics:Wireless Communication TechnologiesMobile Communication SystemsWireless technology challengesNetwork ProtocolsWireless Technology SecurityFeatures of Secure Wireless Network SecuritySecurity Issues in Wireless NetworksWireless Network Computer ArchitectureCellular Wireless NetworksCommunication Systems and NetworksCisco SystemsWireless Network ApplicationsWired Network ComponentsWireless Network ComponentsNetwork Security

Picture for ages 4 to 7. Now you get all 12 of the Building Christian Characters books in one volume. Stories on sharing, fairness, lying, thankfulness, helpfulness, and other traits teach children Christian values in a fun, memorable way. The humorous rhyming text and large, bright illustrations will delight child and adult alike. It's the perfect set for every home.

Are you considering a career in computer science or perhaps trying to learn C++ on your own? Look no further – this complete programming guide will provide you with enough practice such that you will become a proficient user in no time.How is this book different from others?Many, many exampes are includedProjects and Exercises cover a wide variety of topics so that readers get more practiceValue at a fair price – you shouldn’t have to break your wallet to learn programmingQuizzes are included so that students can practice their skillsTable of ContentsIntroductionChapter 1: Setting up your EnvironmentSetting up your EnvironmentChapter 2: Beginner’s GuideThe Basics of C++C++ CommentsQuiz 1User Interaction and VariablesQuiz 2If StatementsExpressionsQuiz 3LoopsQuiz 4FunctionsLocal and Global VariablesQuiz 5Switch Case and EnumsUsing Enums to Create Simple Data TypesQuiz 6Randomizing Your ProgramsQuiz 7Chapter 3: Intermediate GuideArraysQuiz 8StructuresQuiz 9Introduction to PointersMemory and ArraysQuiz 10Getting to Grips with PointersQuiz 11Dynamic Memory AllocationQuiz 12Introduction to Data Structures and Linked ListsTraversing Linked ListsQuiz 13RecursionLoops And RecursionQuiz 14Binary TreesQuiz 15The Standard Template LibraryQuiz 16Let’s Talk StringsQuiz 17Debugging with Code::BlocksChapter 4: Advanced GuideWriting Larger ProgramsQuiz 18Introduction to Program DesignQuiz 19Hiding the Representation of Structured DataQuiz 20The ClassQuiz 21The Life Cycle of a ClassQuiz 22Inheritance and PolymorphismQuiz 23NamespacesQuiz 24File I/OQuiz 25Templates in C++Quiz 26ConclusionQuiz AnswersIf you want to learn C++ while being tested with quizzes, scroll up and order your copy today.

Are you looking to learn Javascript without having to break your wallet? Then you’ve come to the right place. Javascript is a must for doing anything related to websites. Consider the Table of Contents below and you will see that this book stands out from the rest.Part 1: Mastering JavaScriptPart 2: jQueryPart 3: AJAXPart 4: Web Design and Mobile AppsPart 5: ScriptingPart 6: UXTable of ContentsPart 1: Mastering JavaScriptWhat is JavaScript?Getting StartedDeclarationsData Structures And TypesLiteralsControl Flow and StatementsLoops And IterationFunctionsClosuresThe Arguments ObjectExpressions And OperatorsExpressionsNumbers And DatesStringsInternationalizationRegular ExpressionsIndexed CollectionsKeyed CollectionsWorking With ObjectsThe Object ModelPromisesIterators and GeneratorsMeta ProgrammingWorking With JSONThe Bouncing Ball GameAdding More FeaturesClient-side Web APIsPart 2: Getting to Grips with jQueryjQuery SyntaxExplanationjQuery SelectorsjQuery EventsjQuery Show and HidejQuery Fading EffectsjQuery Sliding EffectsjQuery Animation EffectsSimultaneous Animation of Multiple PropertiesjQuery Stop AnimationsjQuery ChainingjQuery CallbackjQuery Getters and SettersjQuery Insert ContentjQuery Remove Elements And AttributejQuery Add and Remove CSS ClassesjQuery Get and Set CSS PropertiesjQuery DimensionsjQuery TraversingjQuery Traversing AncestorsjQuery parentsUntil() MethodjQuery Traversing DescendantsjQuery Traversing SiblingsjQuery FilteringPart 3: AJAXjQuery No-Conflict ModeXHR Feature DetectionAjax and jQueryjQuery Ajax Shorthand MethodsjqHXR and PromisesPart 4: Web Design and Mobile ApplicationsBuilding Your First Web PageLearn CSSBuilding a CSS Web PageHTML Tags For Web DesignersMobile App DevelopmentResponsive Web DesignPart 5: ScriptingThe Java ConnectionEvent HandlersForm EventsWriting ScriptsObjects and PropertiesForm ValidationAdvanced DOMsSupport DetectionPopup WindowsDHTML ExplainedScripting FramesCookiesPart 6: UXTo learn JavaScript the right way, scroll up and order your copy today.

Construction trucks and dinosaurs combine in this sequel to DIGGERSAURS! There are surprises in store in this rhyming, treasure-hunt adventure, where the emphasis is on demolition and exploration!When building work is done, it's time for fun! A dozen DIGGERSAURS crunch and crush, excavate and explore...perhaps for gold...or something more? Our familiar diggersaur friends--WRECKERSAURUS! DUMPERSAURUS! DOZERSAURUS, and more--are back with their rip-roaring sound effects. While exploring and demolishing, these helpful Diggersaurs discover a fantastical treasure--a whole new kind of SAURUS! Keen-eyed readers can go back and search for jewels and treasure on every spread for added fun. Truck and dinosaur lovers will devour this all new adventure.

The rate that AI is growing is perhaps too fast to understand. The last 40 years have seen a few false starts but, in the last decade, we’ve seen huge advances in the processing power of computers and in data storage. All of a sudden, the game has changed in a big way.These days, much of the technology we depend on and rely on daily is powered by AI. Take Google Translate, for example; next time you see something in another language, point your phone camera at it and Google Translate will translate it for you – instantly.AI is also being used to design treatment plans (evidence-based) for cancer sufferers, analyzing medical results instantly so a patient is sent to the right specialist quickly, and helping in research for drug recovery.In this guide, we will be exploring machine learning, the concepts that run these technologies and by the time you get to the end you will have more knowledge than many and will be equipped to start building your own applications.

While Diggersaurs work hard outdoors shifting earth and granite,Work takes place in outer space upon a distant planet . . .Meet the Roversaurs - an awesome combination of dinosaur and spacecraft. They busy on Mars, tunnelling through the ground, mapping new territory, testing soil samples and growing plants - what do they have planned? And might they need some help from the Diggersaurs?This read-aloud rhyming treat is bursting with funny, characterful dino-machines. Award-winning, bestselling Michael Whaite brings Mars to life with bright, bold colours and details to pore over.

Isaac Newton's discovery and descriptions of the laws of gravity in the 1600s revolutionized the world of science instantly. But this was not Newton's only achievement. He also made groundbreaking advances with theories on light, motion, and astronomy. Knighted and hailed as the greatest scientist of all time, Newton's work remains vital and profound even today.

What's bigger than a digger? Bigger than a dinosaur? DIGGERSAURS are bigger - see them build and hear them ROAR! The DIGGERSAURS are busy building something - what could it be? Children will fall in love with these huge, colourful, lovable beasts as the wonderfully read-aloud rhyming story unfolds. And there are lots of funny details to spot along the way...

Albert was a tramp, though not just an ordinary tramp. He had the long weathered coat, the sturdy nose-high walking stick and creased and worn hat that looked as if it had seen better days. To complete his appearance he was also in possession of a long grey beard and whiskers. Several strands of grey hair stuck out from under his battered, almost flat hat, like feathers from a particularly unkempt bird’s nest. Tramps of course generally get a bad name with people who are - well, not tramps. Wino, vagrant, bum, dosser, so on and so forth. Although Albert was always being called at least one of these names, he was actually none of them. He did not beg. He did not squat nor take any kinds of drugs. Tramps could also be thought of as drunkards perhaps, and usually not that fussy about what they were drinking; moonshine, spirits of dubious origin; or worse. Albert did not drink though. It was not that he didn’t like it. He thought he may possibly have been able to get used to an occasional pint of Guinness but he didn’t really feel the need to investigate any further than that. A real tramp would not need to be drunk all of the time. To him it was as daft an idea as driving or riding in a car or on a bus.

Small dog, tall dog, playing with a ball dog, big dog, dig dog burying a bone . . .Can there really be 100 dogs doing 100 doggy things packed into the pages of brilliant board book? Follow the bouncy rhyme as it weaves its way through an array of hilarious hounds (from petted pugs to silly sausage dogs) and find out . . .This silly celebration of dogs is bursting with funny details to spot and crazy, characterful dogs to fall in love with - a bark-aloud book to return time and again.