What is the best accelleration learnig method?
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As an engineer I used to place all the Formulae on notes I needed on the walls throughout my apartment. Sit in the bath and read engineering. Lie in bed and it all becomes clear.
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I recommend the Step-by-Step MS Project book (which comes with a trial version on CD and practice files.)  Its under $20 from amazon.com
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U can the following websites :\nhttp://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/\nhttp://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/tutorials.html
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http://www.tomshardware.com \n\ngood place for updates as well as benchmarks and other performance comparisons\n\nhttp://www.pctechguide.com/02Processors.htm\n\nfor learning general information.  I would start here.
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Several Ways....\n\nInexpensive ways:\n\n1. Defragment your hard disc.\n2. If using windows, then run a windows registry cleaner.\n3. If using windows, then do not load unnecessary applications automatically when computer starts \n\nExpensive ways:\n\n1. Increase RAM (memory)\n2. Increase Hard Disc capacity (if it is running too low)\n3. Get a faster Processor (CPU)\n4. If you use graphics intensive applications, then get a graphics accelerator.
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Good Luck\nhttp://aresgalaxy.sourceforge.net/
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Step by step instruction :
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If you want an analytical method, use a Taylor series.\nIf you want an iterative method (successive approximation, to arbitrary precision), use the CORDIC algorithm.\nThere are surely heaps of other methods.\n\nTaylor series:\narcsin z = z + (1/2) z^3/3 + (1*2)/(3*4) z^5/5 + (1*3*5)/(2*4*6) z^7/7 + ...\nSee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcsin#Infinite_series\n\nCORDIC algorithm:\nCORDIC is an iterative (not analytical) method involving shift-and-add/subtract, and some table lookup.\nIt doesn't even use multiplication! It's very efficient for both hardware and software implementations.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CORDIC\n\nAs to gp4rts's comment, by "division" I presume you mean the hard kind, i.e. floating-point division esp. by a variable not an integer constant. 1/(2*4*6) is pretty trivial stuff.\nFor what it's worth both logarithms and square-rooting require either division and/or iterative methods (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_%28electronics%29).\n\nSo the bottom line is if you want to avoid *all* division, even the easy integer stuff, use CORDIC. CORDIC is commonly used in chips today, it's a very compact implementation whose speed is good-enough for many applications, and can be pipelined.
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Well, there are serveral! Kirupa.com is probably my favorite. gotoandlearn.com is another great one, or try www.flashkit.com/tutorials. Hope this helps!
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AVG is widely recommended to be one of the best. You might also want to conside an antispyware program such as Spybot S&D to keep the spyware and adware from slowing your computer down.
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Hi,\nCheck this one too:\n\nhttp://www.cs.brown.edu/research/ai/dynamics/tutorial/home.html
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http://dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Internet/Clients/WWW/Browsers/Accelerators/
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I've been learning to use autodesk and autocad for the last 6 months now and I have used many resources for learning including my textbook, but for online information and resources the manufacturers site has a ton of information, tutorials, and provides assistance. Here is the link that I use (put it in favorites):\nhttp://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/aut...\nGood luck --> it is such a great program to use I don't know how I got along without it before.
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On a windows computer, hit start, then programs, then accessories, then system tools, and there should be "Disk Defragmenter." Start up that program, and follow the instructions.\n\nYou should defrag your computer every few months to keep it working at top speed.
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The best starting places I know are search engines.  You'll need to download the Microsoft DDK (driver development kit).  I beleive that it is still a free download.  And a lot of good starting information is included also.  Good luck.
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Try number 3 as it is the easiest and quickest way to improve speed.\n\n1) Increase RAM (memory).\n2) Increase free disk space (remove unneeded programs from hard drive, delete temp files and folders, switch to a larger hard drive, add a second hard drive)\n3) Reduce the number of programs running in your system tray/at startup. You can do this by going to Start > Run > type "msconfig" > go to the StartUp tab and deselect everything except critical programs like your anti-virus.\n4) Scan for/remove spyware/adware/malware. \n\nCheck out Advanced Windows Care, it will help with most of this automatically and it's free: http://www.iobit.com/
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Hi Jeane,\n  In my site listed below under Computer Talk there is a section that you may want to read called Optimizing your systems performance.  There you can learn to do all kinds of things to remove files/programs, and speed up your system. For a great picture viewer, that allows you to do some neat stuff and is free, search for a program called irfanview.  This will allow you to see pics in a slide show, create thumbnails of them, resize and rotate, and a whole lot more.  Hope this helps.