Re:It Is What It Is (And Nothing Else) – Why Recursion Still...
by argonaut on Monday February 22, 2016 @06:51AM
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No. This is an overly restrictive definition.
Computer Science is it's own, highly diverse field, composed of software engineering, algorithms, theory of computation, human-computer-interaction, AI, systems engineering, databases, security, graphics, scientific computing, and many other sub-divisions.
CS hasn't been solely a branch of mathematics for decades.
Computer Science is it's own, highly diverse field, composed of software engineering, algorithms, theory of computation, human-computer-interaction, AI, systems engineering, databases, security, graphics, scientific computing, and many other sub-divisions.
CS hasn't been solely a branch of mathematics for decades.
See what Stanford considers part of CS: http://www-cs.stanford.edu/research
See what Berkeley considers part of EECS: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Research/Areas/