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Many people within the field say it's not a science nor a subject to do with computers. Then why keep it with the name computer science. What's stopping them from changing the darn name?
pdffile said:Many people within the field say it's not a science nor a subject to do with computers.
pdffile said:Many people within the field say it's not a science nor a subject to do with computers. Then why keep it with the name computer science. What's stopping them from changing the darn name?
There's really no point in changing the name...pdffile said:Many people within the field say it's not a science nor a subject to do with computers. Then why keep it with the name computer science. What's stopping them from changing the darn name?
As David Snider has pointed out, Edsger Dijkstra had said that computer science is not really about the computers...Greg Bernhardt said:Show us these people.pdffile said:Many people within the field say it's not a science nor a subject to do with computers.
For one pddfile sent us this link through the chat yesterday.Greg Bernhardt said:Show us these people.
Despite its name, computer science is not just limited to the study of computers. It also involves the study of algorithms, data structures, and computational processes. The term "computer" in computer science refers to the use of computers as tools to solve complex problems and create new technologies.
Yes, computer science has evolved significantly since its inception. In the past, it primarily focused on developing and improving computer hardware and software. However, with the rise of technology and its integration into various industries, computer science has expanded to include areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity.
Computer science is considered a science because it uses scientific methods to study and understand the principles and theories behind computing. It also involves experimentation, observation, and analysis to solve problems and develop new technologies.
No, computer science principles and techniques can be applied to various fields, including medicine, finance, and engineering. It involves problem-solving and critical thinking skills that can be applied to any industry that utilizes technology.
Yes, computer science is a rapidly growing field due to the increasing demand for technology in various industries. With the continuous advancements in technology, the field of computer science is constantly evolving, creating new opportunities and challenges for professionals in this field.