This book advocates returning to the basic knowledge of computers in today's world of rapid computer development and continuous technological innovation. By exploring the nature of computers, engineers can enhance their interest in computers and be able to quickly grasp the key points and apply them flexibly when faced with the latest complex technologies.
With pictures and text, this book starts with the three principles of computers and successively introduces computer structure, manual assembly, program flow, algorithms, data structures, object-oriented programming, databases, TCP/IP networks, data encryption, XML, computer system development and SE related knowledge.
The book is illustrated, easy to understand, and very suitable for computer enthusiasts and related practitioners to read.
Reader comments
This book is really good! It introduces the basic knowledge of computers in a simple and easy-to-understand way, so that I, a newly married girl, can easily understand it. The content in the book is well illustrated and interesting, and will not make people feel boring. And I think the book is right. Only by understanding the nature of computers can we really become interested in it. As my husband said: "Technology, once you understand it, you will find it endlessly enjoyable." I am going to recommend this book to other friends who are interested in computers, so that we can explore the mysteries of computers together!
Although I haven't finished reading it yet, through my current reading, I know that bytes are equal to 8 bits. In the past, programming seemed so mysterious and profound. I only learned about assembly language and robot language. Now I feel that it is not that difficult to understand. I also have a deep understanding of computers. Computers are just the process of input, calculation and output. Through coding and calculation, program application is realized.
It's okay. As a popular science book, it can give people an overall understanding of computers, and it can also be regarded as pointing out the direction of learning.
But it should be noted that there is a problem with the layout of Chapter 11 in this book. It is recommended to look for PDF resources.
A freshman majoring in computer science is here
A more systematic teaching of basic computer work and human applications, suitable for entry-level undergraduate majors or after-school science popularization [Like]
A slight flaw is that the pictures in Chapter 11 What is xml cannot be displayed, they are all garbled characters. I can't see the author's demonstration.
It's easy to understand, I learned it, I learned it
This book is really good! It introduces the basic knowledge of computers in a simple and easy-to-understand way, so that I, a newly married girl, can easily understand it. The content in the book is well illustrated and interesting, and will not make people feel boring. And I think the book is right. Only by understanding the nature of computers can we really become interested in it. As my husband said: "Technology, once you understand it, you will find it endlessly enjoyable." I am going to recommend this book to other friends who are interested in computers, so that we can explore the mysteries of computers together!
Although I haven't finished reading it yet, through my current reading, I know that bytes are equal to 8 bits. In the past, programming seemed so mysterious and profound. I only learned about assembly language and robot language. Now I feel that it is not that difficult to understand. I also have a deep understanding of computers. Computers are just the process of input, calculation and output. Through coding and calculation, program application is realized.
It's okay. As a popular science book, it can give people an overall understanding of computers, and it can also be regarded as pointing out the direction of learning. But it should be noted that there is a problem with the layout of Chapter 11 in this book. It is recommended to look for PDF resources.
A freshman majoring in computer science is here
A more systematic teaching of basic computer work and human applications, suitable for entry-level undergraduate majors or after-school science popularization [Like]
A slight flaw is that the pictures in Chapter 11 What is xml cannot be displayed, they are all garbled characters. I can't see the author's demonstration.
It's easy to understand, I learned it, I learned it