Computer Science: An Overview

Computer Science: An Overview by J. Glenn Brookshear, published by Addison Wesley on July 9, 2002, is a comprehensive resource that presents an overview of the field of computing. This seventh edition has been thoroughly updated to include new material on networking, C#, XML, and Java, ensuring it reflects the most current developments in computer science. The book addresses significant trends in areas such as software engineering, public-key encryption, and artificial intelligence, making it suitable for readers interested in exploring the breadth of this discipline.
Readers will find expanded discussions on ethical and legal issues related to computing, providing a well-rounded perspective on the subject. This edition serves as a valuable guide for those taking an introductory course in computer science or anyone looking to gain insight into the field. With 575 pages, this book is designed to facilitate a thorough understanding of key concepts and trends in computer science, making it a relevant resource for both students and enthusiasts.
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This classic book provides an overview to the field of computing, with new material on networking, C#, XML, and Java, making it the most current book available. The seventh edition has been thoroughly updated to discuss important trends in such areas as networking and the Internet, software engineering, public-key encryption, and artificial intelligence. The discussions of the ethical and legal issues revolving around computing have been expanded in this edition. This book is for those who are interested in taking a tour of the field of computer science, as well as those taking an introductory course on these topics.
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