Computer Sciences Books

This book provides learners with the basic knowledge and skills in learning how to write programs.

This textbook on Programming Fundamentals is structured around a modular approach using C++. It mostly covers Modular/Sturctured college course.

This book is intended for anyone who wants to become a better Lisp programmer. The topics are not as extensive so a beginner will find the book helpful. Someone who does not have background will also be able to use the book because it provides a fair amount of review.

This manual on Computer Science helps learners study computers. This includes both hardware and software design. It also covers some of the subject’s many broad disciplines like artificial intelligence and software engineering.

With a program, you build your own world with your own rules. You create your world according to your conception of both the problem and the solution.

The course is intended to provide student the fundamentals of computer architecture and organization, the factors inuencing the design of hardware and software elements to computer systems.

The purpose of this book, High Performance Computing has always been to teach new programmers and scientists about the basics of High Performance Computing. This book is for learners with a basic understanding of modern computer architecture, not advanced degrees in computer engineering, as it is...

This resource has been compiled from a collection of postings by an international group of leading authors on "The Impact of Open Source Software on Education". The authors' contributions and comments serve as a series of case studies about how institutions around the world (UK, India, New...

A book that is motivated by high quality integrated sensors and actuators, powerful control processors that can implement complex control algorithms and powerful computer hardware and software.

This book is the fruit of a vision for teaching programming languages by integrating the “two cultures” that have evolved in its pedagogy. One culture is based on interpreters, while the other emphasizes a survey of languages.