Douglas Downing Books
Douglas Downing's work primarily explores economics and quantitative methods. As a university educator and director of undergraduate studies, he makes complex economic concepts accessible. His writing is characterized by a commitment to clarity and approachability, evident in his contributions to the "Easy Way" and "Business Review" series. Downing focuses on demystifying economics for a broad audience.
Dictionary of computer and Internet terms
- 592 pages
- 21 hours of reading
Computer technology is constantly developing, which is why this title has undergone a complete revision, making it a virtually brand new quick-reference book for all computer users. The authors have expanded it to include more than 2,500 alphabetically arranged computer-related terms and definitions. They emphasize what they call the “human side” of computing, explaining terms as well as defining them in clear non-technical language wherever possible. Filled with enlightening illustrations, diagrams, and tables.
A manual on the fundamentals of algebra includes explanations of equations, negative numbers, exponents, roots, functions, graphs, and logarithms
Business Statistics
- 510 pages
- 18 hours of reading
Summarizes the essential concepts of business statistics, covering probability, random variables, polls and sampling, hypothesis testing, and measuring business data.
