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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Are you trying to move beyond basic networking and finally understand how modern networks are *programmed, automated, and controlled in real time*? Have you ever wondered how engineers build intelligent systems that respond instantly to changes instead of relying on manual configuration? Dynamic Cisco Networks Programming for Real-Time Control by Phillip R. Peak is written for readers who are ready to bridge that gap. This book doesn't assume you want theory for theory's sake. It asks a more practical question: How do you actually design, automate, and control networks using code in today's fast-moving environments? From the very first chapters, you're guided into a hands-on mindset. Instead of overwhelming you with abstract concepts, the book breaks down how programmable networks really work-step by step. You'll explore how APIs interact with network devices, how automation scripts can replace repetitive tasks, and how real-time control transforms static infrastructure into adaptive systems. But let's be honest-learning network programming can feel intimidating.That's why this book takes a conversational, human approach: Ever struggled to understand how APIs fit into networking? You'll see them in action with clear, practical examples.Curious about using Python to automate configurations? You'll build scripts that actually make sense and solve real problems.Wondering how modern tools help engineers scale and manage complex environments? You'll learn how to integrate them seamlessly into your workflow.Rather than dumping information, this book walks with you-connecting concepts, reinforcing ideas, and showing you *why* each technique matters. As you progress, you'll begin to think differently about networks. No longer as rigid systems, but as programmable platforms that can adapt, respond, and evolve. You'll gain the confidence to: Automate routine network operations with precisionBuild scalable solutions that reduce human errorImplement real-time monitoring and responsive control systemsIntegrate modern development practices into network engineeringAnd perhaps most importantly, you'll start asking better questions-How can this be automated? How can this respond faster? How can this scale? Whether you're a student, an aspiring network engineer, or a professional looking to stay relevant in an automation-driven world, this book is designed to meet you where you are and take you further. So, the real question is: Are you ready to stop configuring networks the old way-and start programming them for the future? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Brossura. Condition: ottimo. Dust Jacket Condition: ottimo. prima edizione. Descrizione bibliografica Titolo: Sociologia dell'educazione. Testi e documenti Autori Vari: Francesco Alberoni, Achille Ardigò, Howard S. Becker, Charles E. Bidwell, Pierre Bourdieu, James S. Coleman, Kenneth B. Clark, Peter F. Drucker, Émile Durkheim, Jean Floud, Edgard Z. Friedenberg, Jacob W. Getzels, Robert J. Havighurst, Fred E. Katz, Ivan Illich, Paul H. Landis, Karl Mannheim, Talcott Parsons, W. Peak, Gerald M. Platt, Radha R. Richetta, Helmut Schelsky, Philip A. Sorokin, Ralph H. Turner, Willard Waller, Max Weber, Bryan R. Wilson, Harmon Zeigler. Curatore: Vincenzo Cesareo Traduzione di: Laura Bovone, Graziella Giovannini Editore: Milano: Ulrico Hoepli, 1977. Seconda ristampa Lunghezza: 467 pagine; 25 cm ISBN: 9788820306755 9788822106063 Collana: La conoscenza sociologica Soggetti: Manuali universitari Pedagogia Pedagogisti Raccolte Antologie Raccolta antologica Saggi Classici contemporanei Sociologia Sistema educativo scolastico Società Scienze sociali Formazione Teorie sociologiche Scuola Istruzione Verba Aldo Visalberghi Wagenschein Alexis de Tocqueville Thorstein Veblen Sumpf Merton Metcalf Montgomery Moyer Nadel Naegele Niemi Ostrom Ottaway Passeron Piaget Pye Radke Reisser Remmers Riesman Rosenthal Rossi Salvati Scott Selznick Shils Stember Strauss Hebb Helvetius Hollingshead Isambert-Jamati Jennings Kant Langton Lazarsfeld Levine Levy Lewin Lippit Lipset Litt Loeb Marshall McClelland Mead Acquaviva Anderson Anfossi Aron Bachrach Baratz Barnard Bastide Bazzialli Bendix Bensman Beveridge Bierstedt Bernstein Bischell Brim Brivati Brookover Burns Byuemann Carlson Clerici Cole Compton Corwin Cotle Cutright Dahrendorf Darbel Davis Dewey Dodd Duvieusart Edkins Edwards Elder Etzioni Ferneau Foltz Foster Galbraith Gallino Geiger Gerth Gerver Girard Girod Glaser Goffman Gouldner Griffiths Gross Guidicini Halsey Hansen Università Stratificazione Tecnocrazia Tecnologia Alienazione Autonomia Carisma Classe Comunismo Conflitti Consenso Educabilità Classi Comportamento College Insegnanti Didattica famiglia élites Disciplina Lavoro Mobilità sociale Scolarizzazione Socializzazione Selezione Specializzazione Disoccupazione Status Controllo Politica Autorità Ascesa Modelli Mutamento Condizionamenti Disuguaglianza Socialismo Influenza Organizzazione Cultura Ruolo Docenti Benessere Successo Ghetti Bibliografia Riferimento Libri rari fuori catalogo Collezionismo Strutturalismo Funzionalismo Gruppi Razzismo Inclusione Bisogni Integrazioni Linguistica Lingua Linguaggio America Europa Cina Brasile Australia Scuole private Schools Coercizione Paolo Ammassari Multietniche Multiculturalismo Integrazione Assimilazione Identità Stanford Studenti Allievi Melting Pot Diritti Immigrati Insegnamento Readings Letture Filosofia Gruppo Ghetto Negro Neri Privazione culturale Klineberg Politecnico Ecole Normale Harward Trinity Oxford Burocrazia Borghesia Neugarten Saggistica Studio University manuals Pedagogy Pedagogists Collections Anthologies Anthology collection Texts Essays Documents Contemporary classical authors Sociology Education system Society Social sciences Training Sociological theories Stratification Technocracy Technology Alienation Autonomy Charisma Class Communism Conflicts Consensus Educability Classes Behavior Teachers Teaching family Discipline Work Jobs Mobility Schooling Socialization Selection Specialization Unemployment Control Politics Authority Rise Patterns Change Conditioning Inequality Socialism Influence Organization Culture Role Success Bibliography Reference Out-of-print rare books Collecting Structuralism Functionalism Groups Racism Inclusion Needs Integrations Linguistics Language Europe Brazil Coercion Multiethnic Multiculturalism Integration Assimilation Identity Students Immigrant Rights Philosophy Group Cultural privation Polytechnic Bureaucracy Bourgeoisie Nonfiction Study China. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Are you trying to move beyond basic networking and finally understand how modern networks are *programmed, automated, and controlled in real time*? Have you ever wondered how engineers build intelligent systems that respond instantly to changes instead of relying on manual configuration? Dynamic Cisco Networks Programming for Real-Time Control by Phillip R. Peak is written for readers who are ready to bridge that gap. This book doesn't assume you want theory for theory's sake. It asks a more practical question: How do you actually design, automate, and control networks using code in today's fast-moving environments? From the very first chapters, you're guided into a hands-on mindset. Instead of overwhelming you with abstract concepts, the book breaks down how programmable networks really work-step by step. You'll explore how APIs interact with network devices, how automation scripts can replace repetitive tasks, and how real-time control transforms static infrastructure into adaptive systems. But let's be honest-learning network programming can feel intimidating.That's why this book takes a conversational, human approach: Ever struggled to understand how APIs fit into networking? You'll see them in action with clear, practical examples.Curious about using Python to automate configurations? You'll build scripts that actually make sense and solve real problems.Wondering how modern tools help engineers scale and manage complex environments? You'll learn how to integrate them seamlessly into your workflow.Rather than dumping information, this book walks with you-connecting concepts, reinforcing ideas, and showing you *why* each technique matters. As you progress, you'll begin to think differently about networks. No longer as rigid systems, but as programmable platforms that can adapt, respond, and evolve. You'll gain the confidence to: Automate routine network operations with precisionBuild scalable solutions that reduce human errorImplement real-time monitoring and responsive control systemsIntegrate modern development practices into network engineeringAnd perhaps most importantly, you'll start asking better questions-How can this be automated? How can this respond faster? How can this scale? Whether you're a student, an aspiring network engineer, or a professional looking to stay relevant in an automation-driven world, this book is designed to meet you where you are and take you further. So, the real question is: Are you ready to stop configuring networks the old way-and start programming them for the future? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…