Fundamentals of Computing I: Logic, Problem Solving, Programs, and Computers (MCGRAW HILL COMPUTER SCIENCE SERIES)
by Allen B. Tucker, Andrew P. Bernat, Robert Cupper, Greg W. Scragg
Fundamentals of Computing I presents an introduction to essential computer science concepts, including logic, problem solving, programs, and computers. Designed for students beginning their study of computing, it provides a foundation for understanding the principles and practices that support further work in computer science and programming.
About This Book
Fundamentals of Computing I introduces core ideas in computer science through the study of logic, problem solving, programs, and computers.
The book is designed as an educational foundation for readers beginning their exploration of computing and programming concepts.
Its focus on fundamental principles supports structured learning in introductory computer science courses.
Written by Allen B. Tucker, Andrew P. Bernat, Robert Cupper, and Greg W. Scragg, this volume belongs to the McGraw-Hill Computer Science Series.
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