Introduction to Information, Calculus, and Communication

This lecture introduces the theoretical foundations of Information, Calculus, and Communication (ICC). It covers the historical evolution of computing, from ancient counting methods to modern quantum computing. The lecture explores the roots of computing, the impact of technology acceleration, and the specific accelerations in computing. It also delves into scientific computing, information management, and embedded systems. The course outline includes topics such as information representation, algorithms, communication fundamentals, and system architecture. The lecture provides insights into the complexity of information, data compression, and security aspects in computing.