The Art of Computerized Measurement makes life easier for anyone developing computerized experiments. It draws upon the author's specialized experience in experimental physics to provide useful information that helps scientists and engineers find their way through many topics associated with computerized measurement. Topics include detectors and sensors, analogue input and output hardware, data formats and files, planning and testing, and display analysis and printing. The book describes software in an easy-to-understand way, with lots of examples, and it includes Windows programming in its discussions.