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Publisher
Computer Science Press
Language
English
Pages
121

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Subjects
Computers, Computers and civilization, Social aspects, Social aspects of Computers

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Computers & social controversy workbook
1980, Computer Science Press
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Published in
Potomac, Md
Series
Computer software engineering series
Other Titles
Computers and social controversy workbook.

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Pagination
vii, 121 p. :
Number of pages
121

ID Numbers

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OL18079513M
ISBN 10
0914894684
OCLC/WorldCat
8598759

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