This source offers extensive, professional entries on technical, theoretical, and historical aspects of computer science. Appendices describe abbreviations, acronyms, notations, PhD-granting departments, key computer languages, major terms, and a timeline of significant computing milestones.
This source provides efficient definitions and examples of key concepts, materials, practices, and persons in the field. Entries include suggestions for further reading. Appendices include bibliographies and web resources, a chronology of computing, significant awards, and computer-related organizations.
This user-friendly guide to new media begins with a list of entries arranged alphabetically and by subject. Entries include many suggestions for further readings, supplemented by a separate bibliography at the end of the volume.
This four-volume handbook describes the structure, use statistics, history of many computer programming languages, grouped by kind: object-oriented (vol. 1); imperative (vol. 2); little languages and tools (vol. 3); and functional and logical (vol. 4).
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