Computer Science

Provides a solid integration of basic computing concepts with Pascal programming to foster the use of programming as a problem-solving tool. Topics run the gamut from algorithms and artificial intelligence to computer interfacing and operating systems. Every chapter begins with an intriguing photograph and an activity posing a problem to be solved. Problem-Solving Concepts.

Elements of the Pascal Language.

Computer Logic and Architecture.

Modules and Control Structures.

Operating Systems.

Arrays.

Data Communications.

String Processing.

Software Engineering.

Data Structures.

Databases.

Dynamic Lists.

Programming Languages.

Recursive Algorithms.

Searching and Sorting Algorithms.

Numerical Algorithms.

Theoretical Perspectives in Computing.

Artificial Intelligence.

Appendices.

Answers to Selected Exercises.

Index.

Paul Nagin is the President of Chimborazo, LLC, a professor of Computer Science and department chair at Hofstra University. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts. John Impagliazzo is the author of Computer Science: A Breadth-First Approach with Pascal, published by Wiley.