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The discipline was named by Christopher G. Langton, an American computer scientist, in 1986.[3]
Christopher G. Langton[1][2] 1948 -
Soft - Software based
Hard - Hardware based
Wet - biochemical
Shannon's Information Theory
Thermodynamics and Computation.
Contents
Biology
Origin of Species - Charles Darwin 1859-72
Communications of the ACM[3]
Electronics
Introduction to Signal Processing[4] by Sophocles J. Orfanidis, 2010
General
- Dr. Dobb's Journal Kernel Exploits
- Dr. Dobb's Journal Heterogeneous Computing
- Dr. Dobb's Journal Interview with Alan Kay
- Introduction To Algorithms 2nd
- Introduction To Algorithms 2nd Instructor's Manual
- Introduction To Algorithms 3rd
- Turing, A.
- MIT Statement of Purpose Guidelines
- Numerical Analysis 8th
- Numerical Analysis 8th Solutions
- Principles of Computer System Design: An Introduction
- Operating System Concepts 9th Silberschatz
- A Field Guide to Genetic Programming 2008[5]
- Computing Machinery and Intelligence (Turing Test) A. M. Turing, Mind Vol. 59, No. 246, (Oct. 1950), pp. 433-460[6]
- Spooky Action, Scientific American, December 2018, p. 59
Math
Calculus 10e by Larson and Edwards[7]
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