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CS as practiced today contains elements of math, engineering, and the sciences (though rarely at the same time). I have a bit on this you might find interesting
by bowaggoner 9y ago
CS as practiced today contains elements of math, engineering, and the sciences (though rarely at the same time). I have a bit on this you might find interesting:
http://bowaggoner.com/whatiscomputerscience.html#medium http://bowaggoner.com/whatiscomputerscience.html#medium
- dekhn 9y agoI'm not seeing any "science" in CS. I work at a company based on CS, I have a PhD in a quantitative physical field, and I don't really CS as being science. It's theoretical and applied math that happens to be executed on computers.