Hi. It is at this page, where I ultimately intend to put some preliminary lessons in computers, internet and computer languages. The instructions would mainly be meant for forensic professionals, but professionals from other specialties can use the information with almost equal ease. Hopefully, after these basics in computers and programming, forensic professionals would be able to put together their own web pages. They would also be able to produce their own programs to manipulate their data. They would, for instance, be able to write programs, which could tell them in a matter of seconds, how many homicides they dealt with in the previous year, how many of them were, say, gun shots, how many stab wounds and so on. These programs could be very useful in writing statistical papers.

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To be sure, a number of such "ready made" can be bought from the software market. But if you think like I do, you would prefer to make your own programs. Besides the satisfaction of having been able to write your own programs, it has a more practical value. You could devise a program to "suit" YOUR needs, and not be dependent on some other "ready-made" program written by someone else, who was never aware of your own special needs in the first place.

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Here are some languages which I intend to put on these pages. But I am afraid, you will have to bear with me for some time. I have about ten other websites to maintain, besides of course, perform post-mortems, take undergraduate and postgraduate lectures, conduct research work and so on. I will gradually - but surely - be there.

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Languages

1. C++ (To appear soon)

2. HTML (To appear soon)

3. DHTML (To appear soon)

4. Visual Basic (To appear soon)

5. JavaScript (To appear soon)