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'''Computer science''' is the study of various aspects of [[computers]]. It is a common source of study and degrees at the college level and beyond. | '''Computer science''' is the study of various aspects of [[computers]]. It is a common source of study and degrees at the college level and beyond. | ||
| − | Studies can range from the very practical, such as learning programming | + | Studies can range from the very practical, such as learning [[programming language]]s, to the highly theoretical. |
Students who plan to study computer science should take as many [[mathematics]] courses as possible. While not all of computer science is directly mathematical, the mental discipline that comes from studying math is very useful in studying computers. | Students who plan to study computer science should take as many [[mathematics]] courses as possible. While not all of computer science is directly mathematical, the mental discipline that comes from studying math is very useful in studying computers. | ||
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*[[C++|C/C++]] | *[[C++|C/C++]] | ||
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[[Category:Information technology]] | [[Category:Information technology]] | ||
[[Category:Computer Science]] | [[Category:Computer Science]] | ||
Revision as of 08:52, March 19, 2009
Computer science is the study of various aspects of computers. It is a common source of study and degrees at the college level and beyond.
Studies can range from the very practical, such as learning programming languages, to the highly theoretical.
Students who plan to study computer science should take as many mathematics courses as possible. While not all of computer science is directly mathematical, the mental discipline that comes from studying math is very useful in studying computers.