Designing and Building Parallel Programs (I. Foster)
This book provides a practitioner's guide for students, programmers, engineers, and scientists who wish to design and build efficient and cost-effective programs for parallel and distributed computer systems. It covers the following topics: Parallel Computers and Computation, Designing Parallel Algorithms, Quantitative Basis for Design, Putting Components Together, Tools, Fortran M, High Performance Fortran, Message Passing Interface and Performance Tools.
Author(s): Ian Foster
NA Pages 
Lecture Notes on Programming Theory for Management Information Systems
All this said in advance so as not to anticipate the reader to refer him to Johnny Wei Bing Lin's programming theory notes which fairly thoroughly delivers a course on programming theory precisely tailored for management information systems. Business data analysis begins the document which then gradually turns into using Python as both a calculator and tool which can do something more complex with data. Essentially, these topics include X Y plots, simple and advanced data analyses, and text data. The notes elaborate on the automation and management of information systems, which indicates file management and directory organization as well as powerful program design. This resource has been designed to equip the reader with skills practically applicable towards efficient management and analysis of business data through programming techniques.
Author(s): Johnny Wei Bing Lin
140 Pages
Introduction to Programming Lectures Notes
The lecture note covers programming concepts in detail with regard to the importance of beginners. The note compiles basic elements about objects, variables, and methods in relation to the significance of classes in object-oriented programming. Readers will learn about primitive data types, conditional and loop statements, and application of arrays and matrices in the management of data. Another aspect that the note focuses on is practical skills, such as file handling and error management, recursion, etc. What makes this resource absolute for beginning programmers is its clarity and structured approach.
Author(s): Prof. Diego Calvanese
NA Pages
