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From computing to computational thinking /
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| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boca Raton, FL :
CRC Press,
[2016]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Contents; Preface; Introduction; Chapter 1: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?; 1.1 The Computer; 1.2 Turing Machine; CT: Abstract Away; 1.3 A Brief History of Computers; 1.4 Software; 1.5 Programming; 1.6 Syntax and Semantics; CT: Beware of Semantics; 1.7 Flowcharts; CT: Ready for All Contingencies; CT: First Things First; CT: Check before Proceeding; 1.8 Algorithms; CT: Make It an Algorithm; CT: Consider Extreme Cases; 1.9 Pseudo Code; CT: Step by Step; 1.10 The Euclidean GCD Algorithm; CT: Apply Domain Knowledge; 1.11 Goals and How to Get There; CT: Break It Down.
- 1.12 Road CrossingExercises; Chapter 2: Bits, Bytes, and Words; 2.1 Digital Computers; 2.2 Binary Numbers; CT: Meaning of Symbols; CT: Evaluate Different Options; 2.3 Positive and Negative Integers; 2.4 Modular Arithmetic; CT: Mind Resource Limitations; CT: Symbols Can Be Deceiving; 2.5 Base Conversion; CT: Start from the End; 2.6 Characters; CT: Data Context; 2.7 Editing Text; 2.8 Data Output; CT: Deliver the Message; Exercises; Chapter 3: True or False; 3.1 Digital Electronic Circuits; CT: Notice the Logic; CT: Bottom Up; CT: Create a Virtuous Cycle; 3.2 Boolean Algebra; 3.3 Decision Making.
- CT: Logic ChecksCT: Follow the Logic; 3.4 Logic Applied to Bits; CT: Combine Basic Components; 3.5 Logic and Iteration; CT: Perform Everyday Programming; Exercises; Chapter 4: Who Is the Master?; 4.1 What Is an Operating System?; 4.2 Operating System Kernel; 4.3 Open Source Software; CT: Promote Free and Open; 4.4 Graphical User Interface; 4.5 Desktop Overview; CT: Know Your Arena; 4.6 Are You Talking to Me?; CT: Pay Attention to Details; 4.7 Command-Line Interface; CT: Mind the Trade-Off; 4.8 Files; CT: Learn from Trees; 4.9 Processes; CT: Keep It in Context; CT: Capture the State.
- CT: Timesharing4.10 Managing Tasks; 4.11 Up and Running; CT: Better Control Better System; Exercises; Chapter 5: Hello There!; 5.1 What Is a Network?; 5.2 The Internet; 5.3 Local and Wide Area Networks; 5.4 Internet Architecture; CT: Redundancy for Safety; CT: One and All; 5.5 Wireless Networking; 5.6 Networking Protocols; CT: Follow Protocol; 5.7 IP Addresses; 5.8 Domain Names; 5.9 Client and Server; CT: Interoperate; 5.10 Peer to Peer; 5.11 DNS Service; CT: Indirection Adds Flexibility; 5.12 DNS Servers and Resolvers; CT: Decentralize; 5.13 Domain Registration; 5.14 Packet Switching.
- 5.15 Cloud ComputingCT: Backup in the Cloud; Exercises; Chapter 6: Home Sweet Homepage :- ); 6.1 What Is a Web Server?; 6.2 Web Browsers; 6.3 A Brief History of the Web; 6.4 URLs; CT: Be Aware of the Implicit Context; CT: Wear Different Hats; 6.5 HTML and HTML5; CT: Mark It Up; 6.6 Webpage Styling; 6.7 Web Hosting; CT: Really Use Your Website; CT: Be Careful with Online Information; 6.8 Dynamic Generation of Webpages; 6.9 Client-Side Scripting; 6.10 Hypertext Transfer Protocol; CT: Cache for Speed; 6.11 Website Development; CT: Develop for Users; 6.12 Web Search Engines; CT: Google It.