Historical perspectives on the computing curriculum
ACM SIGCUE Outlook - Special issue: ITiCSE '97 working group papers
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Analog and Digital Signals and Systems
Analog and Digital Signals and Systems
Logic of Analog and Digital Machines
Logic of Analog and Digital Machines
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Editor's IntroductionThis fourteenth piece is inspired by a question left over from the Ubiquity Symposium entitled What is Computation?Peter J. DenningEditor Computing saw the light as a branch of mathematics in the '40s, and progressively revealed ever new aspects [gol97]. Nowadays even laymen have become aware of the broad assortment of functions achieved by systems, and the prismatic nature of computing challenges thinkers who explore the various topics that substantiate computer science [mul98].