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Computer science
Books on this shelf deal with computer science: the study of the theoretical foundations of information and computation, and of practical techniques for their implementation and application in computer systems. It is frequently described as the systematic study of algorithmic processes that describe and transform information to answer the fundamental questions underlying computer science: which tasks can be automated, and for tasks that can, how efficiently can they be performed?
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Subcategories
The following 37 subcategories may be of interest, out of 37 total.
A
- Book:AP Computer Science (9 pages)
C
- Book:Coding and Information Theory (1 page)
- Book:Compiler Construction (24 pages)
- Book:Computability and Complexity (25 pages)
D
- Book:Data Compression (19 pages)
- Book:Database Design (24 pages)
F
- Book:Foundations of Computer Science (19 pages)
- Book:From Lamer to Hacker (5 pages)
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I
- Book:Introduction to Numerical Methods (12 pages)
- Book:Introduction to Programming Languages (55 pages)
J
- Book:JPEG - Idea and Practice (20 pages)
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M
- Book:Machine Translation (4 pages)
- Book:Modelling Theory and Practice (7 pages)
O
- Book:Open Metadata Handbook (10 pages)
- Book:OpenSSL (21 pages)
- Book:Optimal Classification (15 pages)
R
- Book:Relational Database Design (9 pages)
- Book:ROSE Compiler Framework (78 pages)
- Book:RUP - IBM Rational Unified Process (4 pages)
V
- Book:Visualizing Computation (6 pages)
Pages in category "Shelf:Computer science"
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The following 37 pages are in this category, out of 37 total.