The Computer: A History from the 17th Century to Today
Delve into the fascinating journey of computing from its inception in the 17th century to its current state. Authored by Jens Müller and Julius Wiedemann, this book provides a comprehensive overview of how computers evolved and transformed society. Each chapter is meticulously crafted with rich illustrations, timelines, and interesting anecdotes that will keep you engaged. This is a historical perspective that any tech enthusiast should not miss!
AP Computer Science A Premium, 12th Edition
Experience AP prep like never before with Barron’s Premium book, featuring six practice tests alongside a comprehensive review guide. The authors, Barron’s Educational Series and Roselyn Teukolsky, ensure that students gain not just knowledge, but confidence as well. This up-to-date edition is perfect for high school students eager to excel in Computer Science and secure a top score.
Art of Computer Programming, The, Volumes 1-4B, Boxed Set
If you’re serious about understanding the art of programming, look no further than this boxed set by Donald Knuth. This comprehensive guide covers essential algorithms and theoretical concepts that are foundational to not just programming, but to computer science as a whole. This masterpiece is a treasure trove for students and seasoned programmers alike!
Computers For Seniors For Dummies
Designed specifically for the senior demographic, this book by Faithe Wempen breaks down complex computer concepts into easy-to-understand language. It’s perfect for those looking to familiarize themselves with modern technology. Whether you’re setting up email or navigating social media, this guide provides clear instructions and helpful tips to enhance your digital skills.
Look Inside How Computers Work
This interactive book by Alex Frith and Colin King invites kids on a playful journey into the world of computers and coding. Perfect for young tech enthusiasts, it features 70 interactive flaps, making learning about technology not just informative, but also fun! This book is an excellent way to inspire the next generation of coding wizards.
5 Steps to a 5: AP Computer Science Principles 2025
Written by Julie Sway, this AP prep book is structured in five straightforward steps to guarantee students master Computer Science Principles and ace their exams. Filled with practice tests and revisions tailored for 2025, this resource is a must-have for any student looking to thrive in their Computer Science journey!
Computer Systems: A Programmer’s Perspective
David R. O’Hallaron and Randal E. Bryant provide readers with insights into the dynamic relationship between programming and computer systems. This edition is ideal for budding programmers and computer scientists who wish to understand how software interacts with hardware. The knowledge gained from this book will be invaluable for real-world applications.
Computer Networking: The Beginner’s guide
This book by Ramon Nastase serves as a perfect introduction for anyone looking to master the basics of computer networking. It covers essential topics such as the Internet and the OSI Model, and is written in a clear manner that ensures a good grasp of the material. Perfect for beginners eager to embark on their networking journey!
Irreducible: Consciousness, Life, Computers, and Human Nature
In this thought-provoking book, Federico Faggin explores the intersections of consciousness, technology, and human nature. His insights about the evolution of computers in relation to our understanding of life and consciousness make this book an enlightening read for anyone interested in the philosophical implications of technology.
Microsoft Word for Seniors Made Easy
Written by James Bernstein, this guide is tailored to help seniors navigate Microsoft Word with ease. Its user-friendly tips and step-by-step instructions ensure that even those unfamiliar with computers can create documents without hassle. This book is an essential companion for seniors wishing to enhance their computer proficiency.
