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"Given the decline in students entering scientific, engineering and mathematical disciplines in the United States, this is a particularly important question within computer science. The 18 chapters in this work explore the importance of science fiction as a body of literature that has, through various means, facilitated the invention and use of computers, and continues to do so"--Provided by publisher.

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  • Other · English · 2011
    McFarland & Co. · 317 pages · 9780786445653
Science fictionHistoryComputers in literatureComputer scienceHistory and criticismScience fiction, history and criticismComputers, history