Books : Recommended Readings: Recent submissions

  • Taha, Hamdy A. (© Pearson Education Limited 2017, 2017)
    The first formal activities of Operations Research (OR) were initiated in England during World War II, when a team of British scientists set out to assess the best utilization of war materiel based on scientific principles ...
  • WILLIAMS, JAN R.; HAKA, SUSAN F.; BETTNER, MARK S.; CARCELLO, JOSEPH V. (McGraw-Hill Education, 2010)
    “This is a well balanced textbook that encompasses many issues, yet provides them in a precise, readable, and orderly fashion to students. The extent of the realworld examples makes this edition clearly a superior choice
  • Needles, Belverd E. Jr; Powers, Marian; Crosson, Susan V. (South-Western, Cengage Learning, 2011)
    The most common receivables are accounts receivable and notes receivable. The allowance method is used to apply accrual accounting to the valuation of accounts receivable. Proper disclosure in the financial statements ...
  • Gray, Rob; Adams, Carol A.; Owen, Dave (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 2014)
    Business organisations are often considered in a relatively constrained systems perspective. But business is a complex system, comprising many components and operating within and interacting with a complex array of social ...
  • Drury, Colin (Cengage Learning, 2017)
    Feedback relating to previous editions has indicated that one of the major advantages of this book has been the comprehensive treatment of management accounting. Some readers, however, will not require a comprehensive ...
  • Boyd, Denise; Bee, Helen (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 2015)
    The numbered learning objective questions are now more prominent in the seventh edition. These objectives are listed in the chapter opener, called out in their corresponding sections, and repeated in the chapter summary ...
  • Unknown author (Andrew Ashwin, 2013)
    This first section of the book is intended to provide context and background to the world in which financial reporting takes place. Many management students may never previously have come across accounting nor have any ...
  • Wright, Charlotte J.; Gallun, Rebecca A. (PennWell Corporation, 2008)
    Traditionally, oil and gas operations have been classified as being either upstream or downstream. Upstream activities include exploration, acquisition, drilling, developing, and producing oil and gas
  • Pozar, David M. (1998)
    Antenna gain is proportional to the electrical size of the antenna. At higher frequencies, more antenna gain can be obtained for a given physical antenna size, and this has important consequences when implementing microwave ...
  • Alexander, Charles K.; Sadiku, Matthew N. O (McGraw-Hill Education, 2000)
    A course in circuit analysis is perhaps the first exposure students have to electrical engineering. This is also a place where we can enhance some of the skills that they will later need as they learn how to design.
  • Janssens, Wim; Wijnen, Katrien; De Pelsmacker, Patrick (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 2008)
    Statistical procedures are a ‘sore point’ in every day marketing research. Usually there is very little knowledge about how the proper statistical procedures should be used and even less about how they should be ...
  • SCHOENEBECK, KAREN P.; HOLTZMAN, MARK P. (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 2004)
    This book introduces a financial statement analysis approach to the first course in accounting. As we developed this new approach, we identified two fundamental skills that students should learn in the first accounting course
  • Slack, Nigel; Chambers, Stuart; Johnston, Robert (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 1995)
    The physical design of an operation should have provided the fixed resources which are capable of satisfying customers’ demands. Planning and control is concerned with operating those resources on a day-to-day basis and ...
  • HARRISON, WALTER T.; HORNGREN, CHARLES T.; WILLIAM, C.; BERBERICH, GREG; SEGUIN, CATHERINE (PEARSON EDUCATION LIMITED, 2013)
    MyAccountingLab is a powerful online learning tool that not only provides opportunities for limitless practice, but recreates the “I get it” moments from the classroom
  • Mowen, Maryanne M.; Hansen, Don R.; Heitger, Dan L. (Cengage Learning, 2012)
    The costs of production are assets that are carried in inventories until the goods are sold. There are other costs of running a company, referred to as period costs, that are not carried in inventory
  • Gibson, Charles H. (South-Western, 1976)
    Occasionally, the morals and ethics executives use to manage their businesses are examined and discussed. Unfortunately, the morals that guide the timing of nonoperating events and choices of accounting policies largely ...
  • Ellen Guffey, Mary; Loewy, Dana (Cengage Learning, 2013)
    We extend sincere thanks to many professionals at Cengage Learning, including Jack W. Calhoun, Senior Vice President; Erin Joyner, Vice President, General Manager; Michael Schenk, Product Director, Business, Management ...
  • Edmonds, Thomas P.; Olds, Philip R.; McNair, Frances M.; Tsay, Bor-Yi (McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2007)
    We look at ourselves as innovative traditionalists. We don’t aim to radically transform accounting education, but to make it more effective. With the concepts approach, students follow a different path toward the ...
  • C++ 
    Prata, Stephen (2005)
    All terms mentioned in this book that are known to be trademarks or service marks have been appropriately capitalized. Sams Publishing cannot attest to the accuracy of this information. Use of a term in this book should ...
  • Babin, Barry J.; Zikmund, William G. (Cengage Learning, 2010)
    Decision-making in so many industries, both for-profit and not-for-profit, depends on input from research. The research process described in this text helps provide that input. The process enables a company to identify ...

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