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|a Computer science :
|b reflections on the field, reflections from the field /
|c Committee on the Fundamentals of Computer Science--Challenges and Opportunities, Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, National Research Council of the National Academies.
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|t Prelude: Emily Shops at Virtualemporia.com
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|g Part 1
|t The Essential Character of Computer Science
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|g 1
|t The Essential Character of Computer Science
|g 11 --
|t What Is Computer Science?
|g 12 --
|t Salient Characteristics of Computer Science Research
|g 15 --
|t Computer Science Research Involves Symbols and Their Manipulation
|g 15 --
|t Computer Science Research Involves the Creation and Manipulation of Abstraction
|g 17 --
|t Computer Science Research Creates and Studies Algorithms
|g 19 --
|t Computer Science Research Creates Artificial Constructs, Notably Unlimited by Physical Laws
|g 19 --
|t Computer Science Research Exploits and Addresses Exponential Growth
|g 20 --
|t Computer Science Research Seeks the Fundamental Limits on What Can Be Computed
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|t Computer Science Research Often Focuses on the Complex, Analytic, Rational Action That Is Associated with Human Intelligence
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|t Selected Perspectives on Computer Science
|g 25 --
|g 2
|t Exponential Growth, Computability, and Complexity
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|t Harnessing Moore's Law /
|r Mark D. Hill
|g 28 --
|t Computability and Complexity /
|r Jon Kleinberg, Christos Papadimitriou
|g 37 --
|t Quantum Information Processing /
|r Charles H. Bennett
|g 51 --
|g 3
|t Simulation
|g 57 --
|t The Real Scientific Hero of 1953 /
|r Steven Strogatz
|g 58 --
|t Making a Computational Splash /
|r Ronald Fedkiw
|g 61 --
|g 4
|t Abstraction, Representation, and Notations
|g 65 --
|t Abstraction: Imposing Order on Complexity in Software Design /
|r Mary Shaw
|g 66 --
|t Programming Languages and Computer Science /
|r Alfred V. Aho, James Larus
|g 74 --
|g 5
|t Data, Representation, and Information
|g 79 --
|t Database Systems: A Textbook Case of Research Paying Off /
|r Jim Gray
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|t Computer Science Is to Information as Chemistry Is to Matter /
|r Michael Lesk
|g 88 --
|t History and the Fundamentals of Computer Science /
|r Edward L. Ayers
|g 96 --
|g 6
|t Achieving Intelligence
|g 101 --
|t The Experiment-Analyze-Generalize Loop in Computer Science Research: A Case Study /
|r Tom Mitchell
|g 103 --
|t "I'm Sorry Dave, I'm Afraid I Can't Do That": Linguistics, Statitics, and Natural-Language Processing Circa 2001 /
|r Lillian Lee
|g 111 --
|t Computer Game Playing: Beating Humanity at Its Own Game /
|r Daphne Koller, Alan Biermann
|g 119 --
|g 7
|t Building Computing Systems of Practical Scale
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|t The Internet: An Experiment That Escaped from the Lab /
|r Larry Peterson, David Clark
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|t Many-to-Many Communication: A New Medium /
|r Amy Bruckman
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|t Cryptography /
|r Madhu Sudan
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|t Strategies for Software Engineering Research /
|r Mary Shaw
|g 151 --
|g 8
|t Research Behind Everyday Computation
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|t How You Got Microsoft Word /
|r Jeffrey Ullman
|g 161 --
|t VisiCalc, Spreadsheets, and Programming for the Masses, Or "How a Killer App Was Born" /
|r James D. Foley
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|t Internet Searching /
|r Peter Norvig
|g 174 --
|g 9
|t Personal Statements of Passion About Computer Science Research
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|t The Legacy of Computer Science /
|r Gerald Jay Sussman
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|t Fairy Tales /
|r Allen Newell
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|t Revisiting "What Is Computer Science" /
|r Allen Newell
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|t Agenda of July 25-26, 2001, Symposium
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