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My interests tend to be diverse. My education and career background is strongly influenced by science and technology. I have done considerable research and development efforts in math, science, engineering and technology. Some people learn computer programming first and then apply it to new disciplines. I learned computer programming to help me solve problems in the advanced disciplines. The latest and greatest in computer programming, see The Evolution of Software Engineering Paradigms What can you do with a great idea? See Great Ideas. What does it means when you connect A to B? See System Diagramming Essentials If you think that client/server computing divides computers into clients and servers, think again. What is Client/Server Computing?
Come up with more descriptive names for categories classes, kinds, and types. See Categories. Interested in sizing up the various data models available for data-base management systems? See Data Models. (For the fast food version, see Gourmet's Guide to Data Models.) Getting from point A to B might take more than a single step. If it's worth doing once,... It's worth doing many times They might seem a little dated, but flowcharts seem to be understandable by almost everyone. See Control Flow Fundamentals |
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A gathering of effortsSome of my older efforts have involved programming of some kind of another. Or trying to figure out how one programming language could be transitioned into another one. These are hardly the best works, but they do show some variety. |
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A scattering of effortsMost of the following links are to other sites , where some of my research and development efforts have been exhibited. [Note: other websites may be reorganized faster than I can update links here.] |
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Using Maps with Delphi to Create a New World View Using Pal to randomize an array or table General purpose array manipulation routines in Object Pascal |
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