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@dhananjay-0OEUGZ • Aug 9, 2014
Hi #-Link-Snipped-#, here is a list of books that I'm referring for preparation of GATE 2015.
Algorithms-Cormen
Datastructures in C-Horowitz and Sahni
Computer Networks-1.Tannenbaum
2.Forouzan
Compiler Design-Ullman
Database-Navathe and Korth
Operating Systems-Galvin
Software Engineering-Pressman
Computer Architecture-Hamacher
Theory of Computation-Hopcraft and Ullman
Digital Logic-Morris Mano
This are not standard books for GATE, but are mostly used for the respective subjects. Hope this answers your query. -
@nisha11-TGPi55 • Sep 3, 2014
how fork system works?
i mean how we build the binary tree by just looking the number of calls to fork in a process? -
@raj-kumar-jangre-0Slrad • Sep 3, 2014
Hello #-Link-Snipped-# ,
This are another basic book for reference, which will be help full for preparation.
Algorithms- Shani(prefer Tree and Basic Greedy algo ) & Cormen (use for Asymptotic Notation, Dynamic Programming, recurrence relation and NP/P problems)
Database- Navathe (Functional Dependency && ) and Korth (SQL & Transaction Mgmt)
Operating Systems- Galvin(Basic) && Tannenbaum (Advanced OS)
Computer Architecture - David A Patterson (ref. for numerical problems) -
@dhananjay-0OEUGZ • Sep 4, 2014
Repeated query. Hope my reply in #-Link-Snipped-# clears your doubt.nisha11how fork system works?
i mean how we build the binary tree by just looking the number of calls to fork in a process?