Handbook of Information Technology

While mankind has developed myriad ways of applying and controlling power to dominate and shape our environment, through the use of — tools, weapons, machines, fuels, vehicles, instruments, clothing, buildings and roads, metals, plastics and drugs, agriculture, and electricity — the handling of information has lagged considerably, perhaps because the human brain is itself so remarkably powerful.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. What is Information?
3. Information, the Life Blood
4. What is Information Technology?
5. Organisation and Structure
6. Computers in Use
7. Computers for Individuals
8. Computer for Children
9. Academic Aspects
10. Community Service
11. Community Networking
12. Service Monitoring
13. Electronic Mail
14. Communication Network
15. Telecommunications
16. Various Networks
17. Model Open Systems
18. Future Prospects
19. Production of Computers
20. The Set of Instructions
21. Business through Internet
22. E-commerce in India
23. The New Generation
24. The Next Generation