From the earliest examples of computation to the digital devices that are ubiquitous in modern society, the application of mathematics to computing has underpinned the technology that has built our world. This clearly written and enlightening textbook/reference provides a concise, introductory guide to the key mathematical concepts and techniques used by computer scientists. Spanning a wide range of topics – from number theory to software engineering – the book demonstrates the practical computing applications behind seemingly abstract ideas. The work of important figures such as…
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Editions
5 editions · 2 languages
Paperback · English · 2014
Springer · 308 pages · 9781447160540
Ebook · English · 2013
Springer London · 285 pages · 9781447145349
Hardcover · English · 2012
Springer · 288 pages · 9781447145332
Paperback · English · 2012
Springer · 308 pages · 9781447145356
Paperback · German · 2020
Springer · 484 pages · 9783030342081
Mathematical Logic and Formal LanguagesLogic designHistory of Mathematical SciencesMath Applications in Computer ScienceLogics and Meanings of ProgramsCoding theoryComputer scienceCoding and Information Theory
