Michael and Jeff,
Thank you for your Cooperation and understanding my problem.
I have followed the steps that Micheal listed out and I have found the whole
CD-ROM from the publisher website.
And you are right Micheal it was a very simpe problem that should have been
solved easly. I understood that it is because I prefered others to slove my
problem for me which I would have done it.
Thank you anyways.
Zemene
>I need to keep a link to Mike's post handy.
Classic "teachable moment" from Mike
>Dunn.
>
>Zemene, you can score some points by letting the group (esp. other students)
know how
>it turned out. If your Prof assigns Dr. Chassaing, then my guess is he
monitors this
>group.
>
>-Jeff
>
>-------- Original Message --------
>Subject: [c6x] Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:25:10 -0600
>From: "Michael Dunn"
>To: "zemacha walle"
>CC: DSPgroup
>
>Zemene and other students,
>
>Please take this as an admonition - it is not intended to be an insult.
>
>I am constantly amazed at the resourcefulness and creativity of
>students - and at the same time the non-resourcefulness and
>non-creativity of students.
>
>I have answered the "where can I get the Chassaing CD-ROM?" question
>several times in a similar way - check the library, engineering dept.
>and publisher. I have never seen any feedback from a student
>indicating 'success' [there has been some whining about 'woe is
me'] -
>I don't know if everyone failed or just failed to 'give back the
>answer' to the group. Today, I decided to see how hard the problem was
>to solve.
>
>Knowing only the author and approximate title, I took the following steps:
>
>1. Identify the publisher, and go to their web site.
>2. From the home page, look up the book.
>3. from the book page, click on the link 'get technical support for
>this product'.
>4. from the technical support page and 'seach FAQ' tab, I put in
>'chassaing' as the keyword.
>5. the search yielded 2 hits, and guess what 1 was - " Digital Signal
>Processing and Applications CD-ROM"
>6. I selected the faq, which read like many emails - "I recently
>purchased Digital Signal Processing and Applications with the C6713
>and C6416 Dsk. < < > > Is there anyway that I can get the
>CD-ROM?".
>7. The bottom of the FAQ response contained a link...
>
>Please keep in mind that this was a simple problem with a simple,
>logical solution. Your future career will likely encounter much
>tougher problems that you will need to think through a method for
>locating a solution - or locating a clue to locating the solution.
>
>mikedunn
>
>On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:47 AM, zemacha walle wrote:
>> Hello Mike,
>>
>> Thank you for ur quicke replay and for your cooperation.
>> I asked the university library to find the CD but u know the Berochracy.
>>
>> Anyways thank you again for your information,
>>
>> Zemene.
>>
>> ________________________________
>> From: Michael Dunn
>> To: zemene_w
>> Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 3:39:43 PM
>> Subject: Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>>
>> Zemene,
>>
>> I understand your problem.
>>
>> I have never read Chassaing's book.
>>
>> It is up to your university or university library to resolve the issue
>> - possibly through the publisher.
>>
>> Since I have never seen the CD-ROM and am not familiar with its
>> licensing, I am not aware of the legality of copying the CD. It is
>> my belief that if copying is allowed, the publisher would have the CD
>> contents [or info on how to get the contents] on their web site.
>> Have you tried checking that out??
>>
>> mikedunn
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:50 AM, zemene_w wrote:
>> > Hello Mike,
>> >
>> > I am a student who is getting to know the C6713 DSK.
>> > I got the Dr. Ralph Chassaing book entitled "Digital Signal Processing
>> > and
>> > Application with C6713 and C6412 DSK" in our university library but
>> > they don't have the enclosed CD-ROM (the one that contains the
>> > programs/files).
>> > So to be specific what I am asking you is to help me in getting the
>> > CD-ROM specially if u have it.
>> >
>> > I hope you understood my problem.
>> > Thank you for your cooperation!
>> >
>> > Best Regards,
>> > Zemene.
Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
Started by ●November 14, 2008
Reply by ●November 14, 20082008-11-14
Zemene-
> Thank you for your Cooperation and understanding my problem.
> I have followed the steps that Micheal listed out and I have found the whole CD-ROM from the publisher website.
>
> And you are right Micheal it was a very simpe problem that should have been solved easly. I understood that it is
> because I prefered others to slove my problem for me which I would have done it.
That's great you found the CD. I hope your DSK 6713 project goes well. Dr. Chaissang's book is very good. You are
on the right track.
-Jeff
>>I need to keep a link to Mike's post handy. Classic "teachable moment" from Mike
>>Dunn.
>>
>>Zemene, you can score some points by letting the group (esp. other students) know how
>>it turned out. If your Prof assigns Dr. Chassaing, then my guess is he monitors this
>>group.
>>
>>-Jeff
>>
>>-------- Original Message --------
>>Subject: [c6x] Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>>Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:25:10 -0600
>>From: "Michael Dunn"
>>To: "zemacha walle"
>>CC: DSPgroup
>>
>>Zemene and other students,
>>
>>Please take this as an admonition - it is not intended to be an insult.
>>
>>I am constantly amazed at the resourcefulness and creativity of
>>students - and at the same time the non-resourcefulness and
>>non-creativity of students.
>>
>>I have answered the "where can I get the Chassaing CD-ROM?" question
>>several times in a similar way - check the library, engineering dept.
>>and publisher. I have never seen any feedback from a student
>>indicating 'success' [there has been some whining about 'woe is me'] -
>>I don't know if everyone failed or just failed to 'give back the
>>answer' to the group. Today, I decided to see how hard the problem was
>>to solve.
>>
>>Knowing only the author and approximate title, I took the following steps:
>>
>>1. Identify the publisher, and go to their web site.
>>2. From the home page, look up the book.
>>3. from the book page, click on the link 'get technical support for
>>this product'.
>>4. from the technical support page and 'seach FAQ' tab, I put in
>>'chassaing' as the keyword.
>>5. the search yielded 2 hits, and guess what 1 was - " Digital Signal
>>Processing and Applications CD-ROM"
>>6. I selected the faq, which read like many emails - "I recently
>>purchased Digital Signal Processing and Applications with the C6713
>>and C6416 Dsk. < < > > Is there anyway that I can get the
>>CD-ROM?".
>>7. The bottom of the FAQ response contained a link...
>>
>>Please keep in mind that this was a simple problem with a simple,
>>logical solution. Your future career will likely encounter much
>>tougher problems that you will need to think through a method for
>>locating a solution - or locating a clue to locating the solution.
>>
>>mikedunn
>>
>>On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:47 AM, zemacha walle wrote:
>>> Hello Mike,
>>>
>>> Thank you for ur quicke replay and for your cooperation.
>>> I asked the university library to find the CD but u know the Berochracy.
>>>
>>> Anyways thank you again for your information,
>>>
>>> Zemene.
>>>
>>> ________________________________
>>> From: Michael Dunn
>>> To: zemene_w
>>> Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 3:39:43 PM
>>> Subject: Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>>>
>>> Zemene,
>>>
>>> I understand your problem.
>>>
>>> I have never read Chassaing's book.
>>>
>>> It is up to your university or university library to resolve the issue
>>> - possibly through the publisher.
>>>
>>> Since I have never seen the CD-ROM and am not familiar with its
>>> licensing, I am not aware of the legality of copying the CD. It is
>>> my belief that if copying is allowed, the publisher would have the CD
>>> contents [or info on how to get the contents] on their web site.
>>> Have you tried checking that out??
>>>
>>> mikedunn
>>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:50 AM, zemene_w wrote:
>>> > Hello Mike,
>>> >
>>> > I am a student who is getting to know the C6713 DSK.
>>> > I got the Dr. Ralph Chassaing book entitled "Digital Signal Processing
>>> > and
>>> > Application with C6713 and C6412 DSK" in our university library but
>>> > they don't have the enclosed CD-ROM (the one that contains the
>>> > programs/files).
>>> > So to be specific what I am asking you is to help me in getting the
>>> > CD-ROM specially if u have it.
>>> >
>>> > I hope you understood my problem.
>>> > Thank you for your cooperation!
>>> >
>>> > Best Regards,
>>> > Zemene.
> Thank you for your Cooperation and understanding my problem.
> I have followed the steps that Micheal listed out and I have found the whole CD-ROM from the publisher website.
>
> And you are right Micheal it was a very simpe problem that should have been solved easly. I understood that it is
> because I prefered others to slove my problem for me which I would have done it.
That's great you found the CD. I hope your DSK 6713 project goes well. Dr. Chaissang's book is very good. You are
on the right track.
-Jeff
>>I need to keep a link to Mike's post handy. Classic "teachable moment" from Mike
>>Dunn.
>>
>>Zemene, you can score some points by letting the group (esp. other students) know how
>>it turned out. If your Prof assigns Dr. Chassaing, then my guess is he monitors this
>>group.
>>
>>-Jeff
>>
>>-------- Original Message --------
>>Subject: [c6x] Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>>Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:25:10 -0600
>>From: "Michael Dunn"
>>To: "zemacha walle"
>>CC: DSPgroup
>>
>>Zemene and other students,
>>
>>Please take this as an admonition - it is not intended to be an insult.
>>
>>I am constantly amazed at the resourcefulness and creativity of
>>students - and at the same time the non-resourcefulness and
>>non-creativity of students.
>>
>>I have answered the "where can I get the Chassaing CD-ROM?" question
>>several times in a similar way - check the library, engineering dept.
>>and publisher. I have never seen any feedback from a student
>>indicating 'success' [there has been some whining about 'woe is me'] -
>>I don't know if everyone failed or just failed to 'give back the
>>answer' to the group. Today, I decided to see how hard the problem was
>>to solve.
>>
>>Knowing only the author and approximate title, I took the following steps:
>>
>>1. Identify the publisher, and go to their web site.
>>2. From the home page, look up the book.
>>3. from the book page, click on the link 'get technical support for
>>this product'.
>>4. from the technical support page and 'seach FAQ' tab, I put in
>>'chassaing' as the keyword.
>>5. the search yielded 2 hits, and guess what 1 was - " Digital Signal
>>Processing and Applications CD-ROM"
>>6. I selected the faq, which read like many emails - "I recently
>>purchased Digital Signal Processing and Applications with the C6713
>>and C6416 Dsk. < < > > Is there anyway that I can get the
>>CD-ROM?".
>>7. The bottom of the FAQ response contained a link...
>>
>>Please keep in mind that this was a simple problem with a simple,
>>logical solution. Your future career will likely encounter much
>>tougher problems that you will need to think through a method for
>>locating a solution - or locating a clue to locating the solution.
>>
>>mikedunn
>>
>>On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:47 AM, zemacha walle wrote:
>>> Hello Mike,
>>>
>>> Thank you for ur quicke replay and for your cooperation.
>>> I asked the university library to find the CD but u know the Berochracy.
>>>
>>> Anyways thank you again for your information,
>>>
>>> Zemene.
>>>
>>> ________________________________
>>> From: Michael Dunn
>>> To: zemene_w
>>> Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 3:39:43 PM
>>> Subject: Re: looking for Dr. Ralph Chassaing book's CD-ROM
>>>
>>> Zemene,
>>>
>>> I understand your problem.
>>>
>>> I have never read Chassaing's book.
>>>
>>> It is up to your university or university library to resolve the issue
>>> - possibly through the publisher.
>>>
>>> Since I have never seen the CD-ROM and am not familiar with its
>>> licensing, I am not aware of the legality of copying the CD. It is
>>> my belief that if copying is allowed, the publisher would have the CD
>>> contents [or info on how to get the contents] on their web site.
>>> Have you tried checking that out??
>>>
>>> mikedunn
>>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:50 AM, zemene_w wrote:
>>> > Hello Mike,
>>> >
>>> > I am a student who is getting to know the C6713 DSK.
>>> > I got the Dr. Ralph Chassaing book entitled "Digital Signal Processing
>>> > and
>>> > Application with C6713 and C6412 DSK" in our university library but
>>> > they don't have the enclosed CD-ROM (the one that contains the
>>> > programs/files).
>>> > So to be specific what I am asking you is to help me in getting the
>>> > CD-ROM specially if u have it.
>>> >
>>> > I hope you understood my problem.
>>> > Thank you for your cooperation!
>>> >
>>> > Best Regards,
>>> > Zemene.
