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Computer Science Books

There are many online resources where you can find free Computer Science books to download in PDF format, including online textbooks, ebooks, lecture notes, and more, covering basic, beginner, and advanced concepts for those looking for an introduction to the subject or a deeper understanding of it.

Overview of Computer Science

This Book contains following topics: Algorithm, Data Representation, Logic, Machine Organization, Moore’s Law, Computer Security, Computer science, Numbers and counting, Algorithmic Complexity, Software Development, Python references and Examples Python problems.

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Introduction to General Computer Science

This Book contents provides a thorough exploration of computer science, algorithms, discrete mathematics, number systems, Boolean algebra, computer architecture, system software, and software correctness. Covering topics from maze generation algorithms to software verification, the document serves as a comprehensive guide to fundamental concepts in the field.

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Logic for Computer Science Lecture Notes

This lecture note covers introduction, Informal Propositional Logic, The Formal Syntax of Propositional Logic,Functions Defined Recursively on PL, Semantics of Propositional Logic, Logical Connectives, Natural Deduction, Normal Forms and Resolution in Propositional Logic.

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General computer science Lecture notes

This pdf provides a comprhensive overview about general computer science, provides examples and various related topics. The core of the course delves into the representation and computation with a focus on discrete mathematics. The subsequent section on programming delves into Standard ML, recursion and imperative features and encoding of programs as strings. The course progresses to Boolean algebra and Propositional logic and machine-oriented calculi like analytical tableaux and resolution.

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CS Unplugged

This PDF covers the following topics related to Computer Science : Data the raw material—Representing information, Putting Computers to Work—Algorithms, Telling Computers What To Do—Representing Procedures, Really hard problems—Intractability, Sharing secrets and fighting crime-Cryptography, The human face of computing-Interacting with computers.

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Mathematics for Computer Science

This PDF covers the following topics related to Computer Science :Intro to Proofs, Well Ordering Principle, Logical Formulas, Mathematical Data Types, Induction, Recursive Data Types, Infinite Sets, Number Theory, Directed Graphs and Partial Orders, Communication Networks, Simple Graphs, Planar Graphs, Sums and Asymptotics, Cardinality Rules, Generating Functions, Events and Probability Spaces, Conditional Probability, Random Variables, Deviation From the Mean, Random Walks.

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Computer Science by Dr. Chris Bourke

The PDF covers the following topics related to Computer Science : Introduction, Basics, Conditionals, Loops, Functions, Error Handling, Arrays, Collections and Dynamic Memory, Strings, File Input/Output, Encapsulation and Objects, Recursion, Searching and Sorting, Graphical User Interfaces and Event Driven Programming, Introduction to Databases and Database Connectivity, Basics, Conditionals, Loops, Functions, Error Handling, Arrays, Strings, File I/O, Structures, Recursion, Searching and Sorting, The Java Programming Language, Conditionals, Loops, Methods, Error Handling and Exceptions, Arrays, Strings , File Input, Objects, Searching and Sorting, etc.

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Logic for Computer Science

The PDF covers the following topics related to Computer Science : Introduction to Logics, Propositional Calculus, Predicate Calculus, Applications of Predicate Calculus, Automated Deduction in Propositional Calculus, Automated Deduction in Predicate Calculus, Second-Order Logic, Second-Order Quantifier Elimination, Modal Logics, Temporal Logic, Logics of Programs, Fixpoint Calculus, Rough Concepts.

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Introduction To Computer System by Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth

This note covers the following topics: Components of a Computer System, Input Devices and Output Devices, PrimaryStorage and Secondary Storage Devices, Number Systems, Boolean algebra and Logic Circuits, Computer Software, Programming Languages and Program Development, Popular Operating System.

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Computer Skills

This note provides an introduction to computer skills that gives all students the abilities and activities to know Computer components, computer functions and benefits, computer viruses and measure of protection, Introduction to operating systems, PCs operating systems (DOS and Windows), Application software including word processing, spreadsheets and presentation applications, Internet and email.

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Lecture Notes On High Performance Computing

This lecture note explains the following topics: Cluster Computing, Scalable Parallel Computer Architectures, Components for Clusters, Cluster Middleware and Single System Image, Evolution of Metacomputing, Load Sharing and Balancing, Grid Computing, Cloud Computing, Virtual Machine and its Provisioning, Time and Space-shared Provisioning.

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Introduction to Computer Science

This note covers the following topics: Computing: The Functional Way, Computing Tool, Algorithms: Design and Refinement, Technical Completeness and Algorithms, Introducing Reals, Correctness, Termination and Complexity, Compound Data, Higher Order Functions and Structured Data, Imperative Programming.

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Introduction to Computer Science by Ryan Stansifer

This lecture note explains the following topics: What is CS, Java review: Data, control constructs, static methods, Classes: Incorporation, instantiation, inheritance, Generics, Code reuse, Program analysis, Data structures, Lists, stacks, queue.

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Foundations of Computer Science by Lawrence C Paulson

This note has two objectives. First is to teach programming. Second is to present some fundamental principles of computer science, especially algorithm design. Major topics covered includes: Recursive Functions, O Notation: Estimating Costs in the Limit, Lists, Sorting, Datatypes and Trees, Dictionaries and Functional Arrays, Queues and Search Strategies, Functions as Values, List Functionals, Polynomial Arithmetic, Sequences, or Lazy Lists, Elements of Procedural Programming, and Linked Data Structures.

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Mathematics for Computer Science

This text explains how to use mathematical models and methods to analyze problems that arise in computer science. Topics covered includes: Proofs , The Well Ordering Principle, Logical Formulas, Mathematical Data Types, Induction, Recursive Data Types, Infinite Sets, Structures, Number Theory, Directed graphs and Partial Orders, Communication Networks, Simple Graphs, Planar Graphs, Counting.

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Foundations of Computer Science

Foundations of Computer Science covers subjects that are often found split between a discrete mathematics course and a sophomore-level sequence in computer science in data structure. So here the author's intention is to select the mathematical foundations with an eye toward what the computer user really needs, rather than what a mathematician might choose.

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Computer Science II

This course note explains computer programming concepts includes object-oriented programming techniques: class methods, wrapper classes for primitive types, inheritance, abstract classes, events and listeners, packaging your code as a stand-alone program or an applet, interfaces, garbage collection, introduction to exceptions; structured programming techniques: switch statements, nested loops, arrays (seaching, sorting, multidimensional).

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Grids and GridTechnologies for Wide Area Distributed Computing

This paper aims to present the state-of-the-art of Grid computing and attempts to survey the major international efforts in developing this emerging technology.

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ComputerAids for VLSI Design

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InformationRetrieval (C.J. van Rijsgergen

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Introduction toComputer Science

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The ZNotation a Reference Manual (by J. M. Spivey)

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Logicfor Computer Science Foundations of Automatic Theorem Proving (Jean Gallier

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The Chaos Hypertextbook

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CommunicatingSequential Processes (CSP)

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How to ThinkLike a Computer Scientist

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Foundations ofComputer Science

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StackComputers The New Wave

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Templates forthe Solution of Linear Systems Building Blocks for the Iterative Methods

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DesigningComputers and Digital Systems

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Patternsfor Adaptive Programming (AP)

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Categories,Types and Structures An introduction to Category Theory for the ComputerScientist (Giuseppe Longo)

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