What resources are available?
A. We currently operate a total of fifteen single engine Cessna aircraft, with four of them being operated during the summer months on floats. These aircraft are; 13 Cessna 172s, one Cessna Hawk XP and a Cessna 180 with the Hawk and 180 used for float training. The Cessna 180 is fitted with skis for winter ski training, if weather and lake ice conditions permit.
Capers Jones has referred to function points as the fastest growing software measure of recent years. Therefore, one would expect a good deal of resources to be available. There are. Unfortunately, function point analysis will never be as pervasive as C++ programming. There will always be a more limited supply of resources, and there may be gaps in the resources available. For example, there is not yet a function point counting text book that everyone agrees is exhaustive. The list that follows will present key function point resources. Some of the above questions, like the one on benchmarking, mentioned firms that were active in the benchmarking area and may have only had a limited interest in function points. These firms are not repeated below. One of the strengths and weaknesses of this list is its limited size. It is a strength because the list is restricted to resources that have demonstrated some staying power in the field of function point analysis.
You will receive a minimum of one core textbook with each unit (costs for these are included within your fees). Many of the units also provide their own unit handbooks which contain copies of lecture slides, case studies, articles etc. You can also access many business and marketing resources either through coming into our library at the Aytoun building (open evenings and Saturdays in term-time), or via electronic access.
Online search Peterson’s CollegeQuest Links to NJ colleges and universities Links to other resources New Jersey Transfer website (Transferring to New Jersey colleges and universities) Reference guides (in SC 229) • Funding for U.S. Study – A Guide for Foreign Nationals • The College Blue Book – Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants, and Loans • Peterson’s Guide to Four-Year Colleges • Rugg’s Recommendations on the Colleges • The Gourman Report – A Rating of Undergraduate Programs • Peterson’s Guide to Two-Year Colleges • Barron’s Profiles of American Colleges • Going to College in New Jersey • Peterson’s Guide to Colleges with Programs for Learning Disabled Students • How to Get to the College of Your Choice • Transferring Made Easy • Peterson’s Guide to Middle Atlantic Colleges • Approximately thirty-five college videos • Peterson’s Graduate and Professional Programs • The Official Guide to U.S.
The organic page on the MAFRI website lists several helpful links: http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/crops/organicag.html The “Organic Field Crop Handbook” published by the Canadian Organic Growers is a good printed resource. It is available at www.cog.ca “Organic Farming” by Nicolas Lampkin has been used as a textbook in several organic courses. New and used editions are available at www.amazon.
