Lecture

History and Definition of Computer Science

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This lecture introduces the basic concepts of computer science, including algorithms, machines, programming languages, and actions. It explains how these concepts, which existed independently before computer science, are brought together in a scientific subject. Understanding the interaction of these concepts helps computer science describe and solve problems.

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