Thanks. The textbooks I used in school were /Algorithms in C/ by Robert Sedgwick (now just /Algorithms/) and /Introduction to Algorithms/ by Cormen et al. For v

Thanks. The textbooks I used in school were /Algorithms in C/ by Robert Sedgwick (now just /Algorithms/) and /Introduction to Algorithms/ by Cormen et al. For visualization, I mentioned /Readings in Information Visualization: Using Vision to Think/ in the article, which is a compilation of classic papers in infovis. Also Tufte’s /The Visual Display of Quantitative Information/. And for design, Norman’s /The Design of Everyday Things/. But more generally… just read everything you get your hands on, find something else if it’s impenetrable, and learn by playing.