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Computer Science Made Simple: Learn how hardware and software work-- and how to make them work for you!

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Welcome to Computer Science Made Simple, a novice’s guide to one of the most important fields today. I wrote this book with several kinds of readers in mind. For the person curious about how computers work and what the computer terms used in magazine advertisements mean, this book will provide the answers. For those considering studying computer science, this book will clarify whether the subject is truly interesting to them. For someone already working in computer science, this book will provide information about other and newer areas in the field. And for the manager who needs to communicate with his or her tech people in their own language, this book will ease the translation.

In short, whether you are a tourist in the world of computers or plan to make a living there, I know you’ll find Computer Science Made Simple useful. Because computer science is too large a subject to cover in a single book, I chose to include topics that are broadly relevant. When choosing between two otherwise equal topics, I picked the one I thought was the most interesting.

If “technical” subjects sometimes scare you, have no fear: This is computer science made simple, after all. There’s no required background for reading this book, no mathematics to solve, and no uncommon terms are used except those the book defines for you. When possible, I’ve simplified subjects without leaving out essential details. I haven’t shied away from tricky subjects, but I’ve explained them in a way that I trust anyone can understand.

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