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Close The Concise Encyclopedia of Computer Science is the perfect desk reference to guide you beyond the hype and jargon that  entangle computer technology and i ts ubiquitous applications.

Carefully edited to be readily accessible to the non-specialist, this Concise Edition comprises shortened versions of over 60% of the entries that appear in the full Fourth Edition of the Encyclopedia of Computer Science (Ralston, Reilly and Hemmendinger). With many contributions by acknowledged experts responsible for the key developments that have shaped the discipline, articles are
classified within nine main themes:
This structure enables you to follow a coherent pattern of study or research in any given subfield. Extensive cross-referencing at the start of every article provides a clear roadmap to lead you to key related topics. You'll also find appendixes covering Abbreviations, Acronyms, Notation and Units, a Timeline of Significant Milestones in  Computing, plus a full Index.In short, all the back-up you'll need whether you are studying, teaching or working in the field of computing.

Concise Encyclopedia of Computer Science

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The Concise Encyclopedia of Computer Science is the perfect desk reference to guide you beyond the hype and jargon that  entangle computer technology and i ts ubiquitous applications.Carefully edited to be readily accessible to the non-specialist, this Concise Edition comprises shortened versio

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Author(s): Reilly, Edwin D.

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Pub. Date: 2004

pages: 901

Language: lang_en

ISBN: 978-0-470-09095-4

The Concise Encyclopedia of Computer Science is the perfect desk reference to guide you beyond the hype and jargon that  entangle computer technology and i ts ubiquitous applications.Carefully edited to be readily accessible to the non-specialist, this Concise Edition comprises shortened versio
The Concise Encyclopedia of Computer Science is the perfect desk reference to guide you beyond the hype and jargon that  entangle computer technology and i ts ubiquitous applications.

Carefully edited to be readily accessible to the non-specialist, this Concise Edition comprises shortened versions of over 60% of the entries that appear in the full Fourth Edition of the Encyclopedia of Computer Science (Ralston, Reilly and Hemmendinger). With many contributions by acknowledged experts responsible for the key developments that have shaped the discipline, articles are
classified within nine main themes:
  • Hardware
  • Computer Systems
  • Information and Data
  • Software
  • Mathematics of Computing
  • Theory of Computation
  • Methodologies
  • Applications
  • Computing Milieux
This structure enables you to follow a coherent pattern of study or research in any given subfield. Extensive cross-referencing at the start of every article provides a clear roadmap to lead you to key related topics. You'll also find appendixes covering Abbreviations, Acronyms, Notation and Units, a Timeline of Significant Milestones in  Computing, plus a full Index.In short, all the back-up you'll need whether you are studying, teaching or working in the field of computing.

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