Books

This series will introduce you to the Python programming language. It’s aimed at beginning programmers, but even if you’ve written programs before and just want to add Python to your list of languages, Introducing Python will get you started.

A do it yourself manual cum workbook on Farm Management, Production and Resource Economics

Read about what's involved in writing a novel, and learn about secrets used in writing bestsellers.

Organisational plasticity is the ability to quickly rewire the organisational tissue to improve collective thoughts and behaviours continuously. It’s about flexibility, adaptability and responsiveness to deal with unpredictable events. I hope this reflection can reach managers, executives and leaders in evolving organisations.

Top 3 reasons why a software engineer might be interested to work at capital markets firms1) work with top Hedge Funds, Investment Banks, HFT firms, Algorithmic Trading firms, Exchanges, etc.2) implement smart algorithms and build low-latency, high-performance and mission-critical software with talented engineers3) earn top compensation

Much of API security boils down to how you handle identity. In Identity and APIs, we discover the techniques to secure platform access and delegate access throughout a mature API ecosystem.

Learn all about JavaScript promises from veteran JavaScript author Nicholas C. Zakas.

Woher kommt die deutsche Sprache? Wie ist Deutschland entstanden? Wer waren die ersten Deutschen? Und vor allem: Wie hängt das zusammen und was hat das mit heute zu tun? Die Antworten, die dieses Buch gibt, zeichnen das Große und Ganze der deutschen Geschichte und sollen helfen das Deutschsein und das Europäischsein (besser) zu verstehen.

This book is based on my lecture notes for the Winter 2012, University of Toronto Continuum Mechanics course (PHY454H1S), taught by Prof. Kausik S. Das.

This book contains lecture notes taken during the Winter 2013 session of Basic Statistical Mechanics (PHY452H1S), a University of Toronto course that was taught by Prof. Arun Paramekanti.

These are my personal lecture notes for the Spring 2011, University of Toronto, Relativistic Electrodynamics course (PHY450H1S). This class was taught by Prof. Erich Poppitz, with Simon Freedman handling tutorials.

This book is based on my lecture notes for the Fall 2012, University of Toronto Advanced Classical Optics course (PHY485H1F), taught by Prof. Joseph H. Thywissen.

This book contains my lecture notes for the Winter 2013, University of Toronto Condensed Matter Physics course (PHY487H1F), taught by Prof. Stephen Julian.

These are my personal lecture notes for the Fall 2011, University of Toronto Quantum mechanics II course (PHY456H1F), taught by Prof. John E Sipe.