Computer Science Resource Guide: Welcome

Includes suggested journals and databases.

Includes books at Stafford Library on computer science topics.

Includes e-book databases and selected e-books.

Includes reference information, articles, books and e-books about computer security.

Includes career information, organizations, and websites related to computer science.

Includes reference information, articles, books, and e-books.

Includes books and e-books about C++, computer graphics, JAVA, Web programming, programming tools, Python programming, and Visual Basic.

Includes streaming videos,

Provides information on proper citation in various styles and avoiding plagiarism.

Computer science is the study of real and imagined computers, their hardware and software components, and their theoretical basis and application. Almost every aspect of modern life involves computers in some way.

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Includes articles and books.

The computer degree programs are based on Computing Curricula 2013 prepared by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the IEEE Computer Society. This degree has a significant mathematics component.

Computer Science is the science of solving problems using computers. With a significant mathematics component, you will learn to analyze problems, design solutions and then implement them by writing computer programs. You will also learn to understand the underlying hardware of a computer and will be well prepared for the workplace or for continued study in graduate school.