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Not sure. However, several sites identify them as paperbacks.
Edit: OK, I don't think they're software. They wouldn't be selling Blackboard (used for online classes, or regular classes with an online component), and it doesn't really have outside modules (AFAIK). My guess is that it's an instructor's guide to integrate the textbook with Blackboard (or Java, in one case).
Edit: OK, I don't think they're software. They wouldn't be selling Blackboard (used for online classes, or regular classes with an online component), and it doesn't really have outside modules (AFAIK). My guess is that it's an instructor's guide to integrate the textbook with Blackboard (or Java, in one case).

(Did you mean to combine "Operating System Concepts" and "Operating System Principles" for that author, by the way? I didn't think they were the same book, but I didn't dig too deeply.)