Computer Science: An Overview (12th Edi...12th EditionGlenn Brookshear, Dennis Brylow Publisher: PEARSONISBN: 9780133760064
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The premise that our society is different from what it would have been without the computer...Problem 2SI:
Is it acceptable to participate in todays technical society without making an effort to understand...Problem 6SI:
To what extent will our decisions regarding technology in general, and computer technology in...Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
Chapter 0 - IntroductionChapter 1 - Data StorageChapter 1.1 - Bits And Their StorageChapter 1.2 - Main MemoryChapter 1.3 - Mass StorageChapter 1.4 - Representing Information As Bit PatternsChapter 1.5 - The Binary SystemChapter 1.6 - Storing IntegersChapter 1.7 - Storing FractionsChapter 1.8 - Data And Programming
Chapter 1.9 - Data CompressionChapter 1.10 - Communication ErrorsChapter 2 - Data ManipulationChapter 2.1 - Computer ArchitectureChapter 2.2 - Machine LanguageChapter 2.3 - Program ExecutionChapter 2.4 - Arithmetic/ Logic InstructionsChapter 2.5 - Communicating With Other DevicesChapter 2.6 - Programming Data ManipulationChapter 2.7 - Other ArchitecturesChapter 3 - Operating SystemsChapter 3.1 - The History Of Operating SystemsChapter 3.2 - Operating System ArchitectureChapter 3.3 - Coordinating The Machine's ActivitiesChapter 3.4 - Handling Competition Among ProcessesChapter 3.5 - SecurityChapter 4 - Networking And The InternetChapter 4.1 - Network FundamentalsChapter 4.2 - The InternetChapter 4.3 - The World Wide WebChapter 4.4 - Internet ProtocolsChapter 4.5 - SecurityChapter 5 - AlgorithmsChapter 5.1 - The Concept Of An AlgorithmChapter 5.2 - Algorithm RepresentationChapter 5.3 - Algorithm DiscoveryChapter 5.4 - Iterative StructuresChapter 5.5 - Recursive StructuresChapter 5.6 - Efficiency And CorrectnessChapter 6 - Programming LanguagesChapter 6.1 - Historical PerspectiveChapter 6.2 - Traditional Programming ConceptsChapter 6.3 - Procedural UnitsChapter 6.4 - Language ImplementationChapter 6.5 - Object-oriented ProgrammingChapter 6.6 - Programming Concurrent ActivitiesChapter 6.7 - Declarative ProgrammingChapter 7 - Software EngineeringChapter 7.1 - The Software Engineering DisciplineChapter 7.2 - The Software Life CycleChapter 7.3 - Software Engineering MethodologiesChapter 7.4 - ModularityChapter 7.5 - Tbols Of The TradeChapter 7.6 - Quality AssuranceChapter 7.7 - DocumentationChapter 7.8 - The Human-machine InterfaceChapter 7.9 - Software Ownership And LiabilityChapter 8 - Data AbstractionsChapter 8.1 - Basic Data StructuresChapter 8.2 - Related ConceptsChapter 8.3 - Implementing Data StructuresChapter 8.4 - A Short Case StudyChapter 8.5 - Customized Data TypesChapter 8.6 - Classes And ObjectsChapter 8.7 - Pointers In Machine LanguageChapter 9 - Database SystemsChapter 9.1 - Database FundamentalsChapter 9.2 - The Relational ModelChapter 9.3 - Object-oriented DatabasesChapter 9.4 - Maintaining Database IntegrityChapter 9.5 - Traditional File StructuresChapter 9.6 - Data MiningChapter 9.7 - Social Impact Of Database TechnologyChapter 10 - Computer GraphicsChapter 10.1 - The Scope Of Computer GraphicsChapter 10.2 - Overview Of 3d GraphicsChapter 10.3 - ModelingChapter 10.4 - RenderingChapter 10.5 - Dealing With Global LightingChapter 10.6 - AnimationChapter 11 - Artificial IntelligenceChapter 11.1 - Intelligence And MachinesChapter 11.2 - PerceptionChapter 11.3 - ReasoningChapter 11.4 - Additional Areas Of ResearchChapter 11.5 - Artificial Neural NetworksChapter 11.6 - RoboticsChapter 11.7 - Considering The ConsequencesChapter 12 - Theory Of ComputationChapter 12.1 - Functions And Their ComputationChapter 12.2 - Thring MachinesChapter 12.3 - Universal Programming LanguagesChapter 12.4 - A Noncomputable FunctionChapter 12.5 - Complexity Of ProblemsChapter 12.6 - Public-key Cryptography
Book Details
Computer Science: An Overview is intended for use in the Introduction to Computer Science course. It is also suitable for all readers interested in a breadth-first introduction to computer science.
Computer Science uses broad coverage and clear exposition to present a complete picture of the dynamic computer science field. Accessible to students from all backgrounds, Glenn Brookshear uses a language-independent context to encourage the development of a practical, realistic understanding of the field. An overview of each of the important areas of Computer Science provides students with a general level of proficiency for future courses.
Teaching and Learning Experience
This program will provide a better teaching and learning experience-for you and your students. It will help:
- Develop a Practical, Realistic Understanding of Computer Science: A language-independent overview of each of the important areas of Computer Science prepares students for future courses.
- Fit your Course Preferences: Individual chapters are independent and can be covered in an order that suits your course.
- Reinforce Core Concepts: More than 1000 Questions and Exercises, Chapter Review Problems, and Social Issues questions give students the opportunity to apply concepts.
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Chapter 0, Problem 1SIChapter 1, Problem 1CRPChapter 2, Problem 1CRPChapter 3, Problem 1CRPProtocol: The protocol deals with the interactions of various entities that are connected for the...Example of algorithm: The algorithm is unceremoniously defined as the set of statement or steps...Programming language is machine independent: The language runs on its own and doesn’t require any...Chapter 7, Problem 1CRPDraw pictures of storing the array in memory’s location by row major order: There are three rows in...
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