10000 results for 'Academy, Computer Science'

Sharks have been the ocean's top predator for over 400 million years. They play a vital role in our ecosystem, yet their importance is often overshadowed by human fear. This graphic novel sheds light...

Building Behavioral Science in an Organization by Zarak Khan and Laurel Newman provides practical guidance for organizations looking to integrate behavioral science functions. Drawing on the...

A Dictionary of Forensic Science by Suzanne Bell is a comprehensive reference guide that explores the key concepts and specialist terms within the field of forensic science. Covering over 1300...

Archimedes and the Door of Science by Jeanne Bendick explores the life and work of one of history's most influential minds. This engaging biography delves into the inventions, discoveries, and...

Rocks and Fossils by Anna Claybourne is an engaging guide to the natural world. This book explores the science behind rocks and fossils, providing ten investigations and experiments using the ATOM...

Science and Lust by Rebecca Coffey In this engaging collection of essays, science journalist Rebecca Coffey explores the intricate relationships between humans and their desires. From the evolution...

The Very Best of the Best: 35 Years of Science Fiction Anthology After thirty-five annual collections, a world authority on science fiction brings together the finest short stories in this landmark...

The Science of Doctor Who by Paul Parsons provides an in-depth exploration of the scientific concepts behind the popular television series. A Ph.D. cosmologist's approach makes complex ideas...

Reason in the Age of Science by Hans-Georg Gadamer explores how reasoning about life and society can be approached in a culture dominated by scientific and technical thought. Gadamer argues that...

Writing Computer Code: Learn the Language of Computers! Learning to code can be like learning a new language. This book is an excellent guide to help you start writing in the languages that make the...

Discover the science in everyday materials with this engaging introduction to basic science principles. Peter Riley's Ways Into Science: Everyday Materials is the perfect starting point for young...

The Collins International Lower Secondary Computing Stage 7 Workbook is a comprehensive companion to the Student's Book, designed to help students consolidate their understanding and develop...

Teaching Computing Unplugged in Primary Schools: Exploring primary computing through practical activities away from the computer. Computing is often associated with computers, but its fundamental...

Develop your programming skills with 101 Computing Challenges. This comprehensive guide covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Scratch, Python and Database software, providing a solid foundation for learners...

A Question of Science: Animals explores some of the most intriguing and unusual questions about animals. From why penguins can't fly to how cockroaches survive without heads, this book provides clear...

Mary Shelley's creation has captivated readers for nearly two centuries. This book offers a fresh perspective on her life and work, exploring how she established a new space for moral thinking in...

Chaos Making a New Science by James Gleick is a groundbreaking work that reveals the science behind chaos theory. First published in 1987, this 20th-anniversary edition explores the key figures whose...

Discover the fascinating world of biology with Basher Science: Biology. This engaging guide explores the incredible diversity of life forms, from tiny cells to complex organisms. Learn how...

Improving Secondary Science Teaching offers practical guidance for teachers looking to enhance their practice and improve pupil outcomes. This book examines common teaching methods in science,...

A History and Philosophy of the Social Sciences by Peter T. Manicas provides a critical history of the social sciences, exploring their defining characteristic - ideology. The book delves into the...

Building your own computer can be a great way to get exactly what you want. Unlike buying from a store, you're in control of the components and can choose parts that meet your specific needs. This...

Help your child become a science superstar with Science Made Easy. This engaging workbook, written by Carol Vorderman, is designed to make learning about science fun and easy for 5-6 year olds. With...

Music and Science: A Guide to Empirical Research provides an accessible introduction to a scientific approach to music research. This guide helps students with a humanities background understand how...

Cats React to Science Facts by Izzi Howell is an engaging and fun way to understand the world of science. This book takes you on a tour of key areas, from outer space to the human body, with a cast...

Achieving Accuracy: A Legacy of Computers and Missiles is an in-depth exploration of digital computing and missile development in the 20th century. Divided into two sections, this book delves into...

The Science Of Pranayama by Sri Swami Sivananda is a comprehensive guide to understanding and harnessing the power of pranayama. This valuable resource explains how pranayama can be applied in daily...

Creative Teaching in Primary Science offers practical guidance for inspiring deep learning in your primary science teaching practice. By adopting inventive activities and stimulating contexts, you...

Pinpointing and closing vulnerabilities in computer systems is crucial for effective defence against cyber attacks. This pocket guide explains the technical complexities involved in computer...

Build your child's understanding of physical, life, and earth science with this full-color activity book. Engaging reading selections, activities, and hands-on projects will motivate them to learn...

The Astounding Science Puzzle Book is an engaging and witty puzzle book for science fans. It features a series of mini quizzes covering quirky topics such as maths, wordplay, and the human body.With...

Science Fiction: A Human Response to Science This fully illustrated book explores the real science behind the worldwide phenomenon of science fiction, examining how it has provided a human response...

An Introduction to the Historiography of Science by Helge Kragh provides a comprehensive and critical review of significant historiographical viewpoints in the field. This non-elementary introduction...

Horizons: A Global History of Science challenges the traditional narrative that modern science originated in Europe. Instead, it reveals how scientists from Africa, America, Asia, and the Pacific...

Political Science For Dummies provides a clear and concise introduction to the subject, making it easier for anyone to understand the complexities of governance and politics.This book explores key...

Introduce your child to the wonders of science with this engaging activity book. Kumon's Science Sticker Activity Book is designed to make learning fun and interactive, using activities such as...

Develop your child's scientific understanding with Early Elementary Science Education, a fun and discovery-based curriculum that makes science exciting for both parents and children.This engaging...

Data Science Strategy For Dummies provides a comprehensive guide to building and leading a data science capability from scratch. By understanding the "what" and "why" of data science, you'll learn...

The Logic in Philosophy of Science by Hans Halvorson A systematic and mathematically rigorous account of formal methods in philosophy of science, this book dissects key arguments through in-depth...

Implementation Science: Theory and Application by Per Nilsen provides a comprehensive introduction to the key concepts, theories, models, and frameworks used in implementation science. This core...

The Science of Everyday Life: Why Teapots Dribble, Toast Burns and Light Bulbs Shine Discover the fascinating science behind the everyday objects that surround us. From the curious case of ice...

Climate Science Under Attack: A Comprehensive Analysis The debate over climate change has reached unprecedented levels of intensity. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence, a significant portion of...

Science and technology are increasingly prominent in popular fiction. However, many depictions of technical subjects in literature, film, and television are based on misconceptions. To create more...

The Origins of Modern Science by Herbert ButterfieldThis classic work explores the history of contemporary scientific theory, arguing that past achievements can only be understood within their...

Science at the Doorstep to God presents a comprehensive scientific treatment of God and the afterlife. Father Robert Spitzer synthesises eight recent studies confirming an intelligent creator of...

Disgusting Science by Glenn Murphy is a fantastically informative book that explores the weird and wonderful world of gross things. Packed with illustrations, photographs, information, and jokes,...

The World of Science series offers an engaging and entertaining introduction to scientific concepts for young minds. With dynamic, full-colour comics, this set of five books aims to nurture a love of...

Nicolaus Copernicus' revolutionary idea that the Earth orbits the Sun had far-reaching consequences for our understanding of the universe. His theory challenged traditional views and sparked a new...

Explore the fascinating world of Italian science fiction cinema. From critically acclaimed futuristic satires to cheapjack exploitation films featuring deadly extra-terrestrials, this genre may seem...

Discover the amazing world of plants with Sabrina Rose, the Science Girl. This book is packed with surprising facts and science that will make you love plants even more. From the way plants defend...

The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction features over 150 years' worth of the best science fiction ever collected in a single volume. Spanning from the Industrial Revolution to the digital age,...

Albert Hopper, Science Hero: Blasting Through the Solar System is an entertaining early chapter book that follows the adventures of a frog and his friends as they explore the world and beyond. With...

A Question of Science: Animals answers all your burning questions about our furry and feathered friends. From why penguins can't fly to how cockroaches survive without heads, this fun and quirky...

Help your child succeed in science with Science Made Easy, a fun and interactive home-study resource for 9-10 year olds. This book is packed with notes, tips, and exercises to make learning about...

The Science of Enlightenment: How Meditation Works Shinzen Young offers a unique perspective on the nature of enlightenment, merging scientific inquiry with his grasp of spiritual traditions. This...

The Science of Basketball explores the scientific principles underlying preparation and performance in basketball, covering both individual and team contexts. Drawing on the latest scientific...

The Science of Orgasm by Barry R. Komisaruk, Carlos Beyer-Flores and Beverly Whipple is a comprehensive exploration of the biological process leading to orgasm. This book delves into the complex...

Sensational Science offers a fun and interactive way to explore the world of science. With bite-sized factoids and engaging activities, this book makes complex concepts easy to understand.Discover...

A Child of Science by Gareth Farr tells the story of a groundbreaking medical breakthrough that changed the world. In 1978, three pioneering doctors worked tirelessly to overcome the challenges of...

Gilles Deleuze's concept of the virtual has profound implications for our understanding of science. This collection of essays explores the relationship between Deleuze's philosophy and the natural...

Science Lessons and Investigations provides in-depth science learning through hands-on investigation and observation, supporting Next Generation Science Standards. This comprehensive resource...

Ai and Common Sense: Ambitions and Frictions explores the concept of common sense in the context of artificial intelligence. The authors examine how common sense can be replicated in algorithmic...

Construction Science and Materials provides a comprehensive introduction to the scientific principles underlying construction processes. Suitable for those with little science background, this...

This practical guide sets out an insightful approach to teaching science to secondary-aged students with learning difficulties and other special educational needs. Drawing on extensive professional...

Ice can be quite slippery, but why? This question and answer book explores some of the most curious questions kids have about the world around them. From the science behind everyday things to the...

A comprehensive survey of computability and unsolvability, this book presents a clear and well-presented exploration of an intriguing subject.It covers key topics including general theory of...

Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science by Jeff Meldrum is a landmark work that brings a scientific perspective to the long-standing mystery of a large, undiscovered North American primate. Dr. Meldrum, a...

The Science of the Perfect Swing by Peter Dewhurst is an in-depth exploration of the physics behind golf. By understanding the underlying principles of the game, golfers can gain a deeper...

The New Politics of Science by David Dickson In today's world, scientific knowledge plays a significant role in shaping economic and military power. As a result, questions about access to and control...

Science and Religion: Are They Compatible? presents a thought-provoking debate between two prominent philosophers. Daniel C. Dennett and Alvin Plantinga engage in a lively discussion about the...

Science of Logic is a foundational work in which Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel outlines his vision of logic. Hegel's logic is a system of dialectics, where thought and being are seen as a single and...

Explore the biomechanics of 30 key yoga asanas, in-depth and from every angle, and master each pose with confidence and control. This comprehensive guide provides a detailed insight into the science...

Islam and Science: Religious Orthodoxy and the Battle for Rationality by Pervez Hoodbhoy explores the complex relationship between science and Islamic tradition. A nuclear physicist's insightful...

This accessible and practical book supports good scientific practice in the early years. It helps practitioners to be creative providers, and shows them how to develop awe and wonder of the world in...

White Women's Christ and Black Women's Jesus explores the challenges faced by feminist christology in explaining the significance of a male God-bearer for women. Jacquelyn Grant argues that this...

The Pearson Revise BTEC National Computing Revision Workbook is designed to help students build confidence with scaffolded practice questions and test their knowledge in advance of assessment. This...

This practical guide offers expert advice on how to solve and avoid common application and computer performance problems. With 25 years of experience in computing, Bob Wescott shares his knowledge...

Revision Workbook for BTEC First Applied Science Unit 8: Scientific Skills in Application. This workbook is designed to support students in preparing for their external test, with practice revision...

Interactive Science: Grade 4 is a comprehensive curriculum designed to engage homeschooling parents in providing their children with an exciting learning experience. This program features hands-on...

Science Year 4 is a comprehensive science textbook covering topics such as habitats, plants, solids, liquids and gases, electrical circuits and friction. The book includes rigorous exercises and...

The Science of Stretching by Alex Reid explores the scientific principles behind various stretching modalities and their applications to different populations. The book reviews multiple techniques,...

Picky Peggy is the first book in the Science Solves It! series, which combines fun stories with real-life science for kids aged 5-8. In this book, kid characters explore physical, life, and earth...

The Nobel Prizes and Life Sciences explores the fascinating stories behind some of the most significant scientific discoveries of the 20th century. From the early attempts to produce a vaccine for...

Help your child succeed in science with Science Made Easy, a fun and interactive home-study resource for 7-8 year olds. Packed with notes, tips and exercises, this book makes learning about science...

Quick Fix Science: Materials introduces you to the world of materials in a fun and engaging way. Snappy the Nile crocodile shares some quirky facts about solids, liquids, and gases, asking questions...

The Inter-Galactic Playground: A Critical Study of Children's and Teens' Science FictionThis critical examination of 400 texts explores how science fiction for children and teens differs from that...

Science Studies: An Advanced Introduction by David J. Hess provides a comprehensive survey of the field, bringing together key concepts and an integrated framework to understand the political,...

Animal Nutrition Science by Gordon Dryden provides an in-depth exploration of the fundamental topics in animal nutrition. Covering a broad range of subjects, including nutritional ecology and the...

The Faber Book of Science by John Carey explores the development of modern science from Leonardo da Vinci to Chaos Theory. This anthology focuses on the scientists themselves and their own accounts...

Discover the fascinating world of zoology and explore the tools and skills needed to be a zoologist. This book answers questions about what zoologists do, how smart animals are, and more.Through case...

Science as a Spiritual Practice by Imants Barušs explores the relationship between science and spirituality. The author argues that materialism has limitations and that self-transformation can lead...

An Introduction to Science and Technology Studies by Sergio Sismondo provides a comprehensive overview of the complex interdisciplinary field of science and technology studies. This second edition...

The Science of the Racer's Brain by Alan Dove and Otto Lappi is an in-depth exploration of expert cognition and brain function as applied to motor racing. The authors, a cognitive scientist and a...

Women in Science: A Social and Cultural History provides a comprehensive historical grounding of the contemporary issues surrounding gender and women in science. This book offers a detailed survey of...

Writing Science Literacy and Discursive Power explores how language is used in the science classroom. It examines the evolution of scientific discourse for learning in secondary schools, looking at...

Discover the Hidden World of Melanin Leon Marshall invites you to explore the fascinating role of melanin in the natural world. This book delves into the science behind melanin, uncovering its...

The Art and Science of Sails by Tom Whidden and Michael Levitt is a comprehensive guide to sailing technology. Published in 2016, this revised edition builds upon the success of its predecessor, with...

Science: A History tells the story of the men and women who changed our understanding of the world. From Galileo to Newton, Marie Curie to Louis Agassiz, this book explores the lives of pioneers,...

Computing Projects in Visual Basic .NET is an ideal resource for students studying Computing, ICT and related courses. This comprehensive guide assumes no prior knowledge of programming and provides...

The Science of Orphan Black: An Official Companion Delve into the scientific world behind the hit TV show. This guide explores the core concepts and theories that drive the story, including cloning,...

Discover what it takes to be a journalist and bring important stories to life. This book explores the daily work of journalists, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at their jobs.From researching and...