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1 Computer Studies Resources

2 Invitation to Computer Science Seventh Edition G. Michael Schneider, Judith L. Gersting Introduce your students to a contemporary overview of today s computer science with this new resource! This flexible, non-language-specific text provides a solid foundation using an algorithm-driven approach that s ideal for students. Optional online language modules for C++, Java, Python, C#, and Ada correspond seamlessly with this edition and give you the flexibility of incorporating a programming language to expand concepts from the text. This resource includes a wealth of effective visual and hands-on activities that allow your students to master and truly experience the fundamentals of today s computer science. Chapter 1: An Introduction to Computer Science Chapter 2: Algorithm Discovery and Design Chapter 3: The Efficiency of Algorithms Chapter 4: The Building Blocks: Binary Numbers, Boolean Logic, and Gates Chapter 5: Computer Systems Organization Chapter 6: An Introduction to System Software and Virtual Machines Chapter 7: Computer Networks and Cloud Computing Chapter 8: Information Security Chapter 9: Intro to High Level Languages Chapter 10: The Tower of Babel: Multiple Programming Voices Chapter 11: Compilers and Language Translation Chapter 12: Models of Computation Chapter 13: Simulation and Modelling Chapter 14: Electronic Commerce Chapter 15: Artificial Intelligence Chapter 16: Computer Graphics and Entertainment: Movies, Games, and Virtual Communities Chapter 17: Making Ethical Decisions

3 Computer Concepts: Illustrated Introductory Ninth Edition June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja This resource is designed to help students learn and retain the most relevant and essential information about computers and technology in today s digital world! This edition has been revised to cover the latest important computing trends and skills, but maintains the pedagogical and streamlined design elements that instructors and students know and love about the Illustrated Series. Ample end of unit exercises provide review, practice, and assessment opportunities. Unit A: Computer and Internet Basics Unit B: Computer Hardware Unit C: Computer Software Unit D: Digital Electronics and File Management Unit E: Networks and Connecting to the Internet Unit F: Data Security Unit G: The Web and E-Commerce Unit H: Digital Media Unit I: The Computer Industry and Careers

4 Discovering Computers First Edition Misty E. Vermaat Discovering Computers has been revised to reflect the evolving needs of the concepts portion of an introductory computing course. This exciting new edition maintains many longstanding hallmarks, but is now highly focused on relevancy to provide students only with what they really need to know to be successful digital citizens in school. To better reflect the importance of certain topics in today s digital world, coverage of enterprise computing, ethics, Internet research skills, mobile computing, operating systems (other than Windows), browsers, security, and Web 2.0 has been expanded and integrated. New critical thinking and problem solving exercises are included in every feature throughout the text, engaging students in regular practice of higher-order thinking skills. In addition, students have more opportunity for hands-on practice with the completely revised end-of-chapter activities. Chapter 1: Digital Literacy: Introducing a World of Technology Chapter 2: The Internet: Accessing, Searching, Sharing, and Communicating Chapter 3: Computers and Mobile Devices: Evaluating the Possibilities Chapter 4: Programs and Apps: Using Software at Work, School, and Home Chapter 5: Digital Safety and Security: Identifying Threats, Issues, and Defenses Chapter 6: Inside Computers and Mobile Devices: Exploring the Components Chapter 7: Input and Output: Examining Popular Devices Chapter 8: Digital Storage: Preserving on Media and on the Cloud Chapter 9: Operating Systems: Managing, Coordinating, and Monitoring Resources Chapter 10: Communications and Networks: Sending and Receiving Digital Content Chapter 11: Information and Data Management: Organizing, Verifying, Maintaining, and Accessing Chapter 12: Information Systems and Program Development: Designing and Building Solutions

5 Understanding Computers in a Changing Society Sixth Edition Deborah Morley Understanding Computers in a Changing Society gives your students a classic introduction to computer concepts with a modern twist! Known for its emphasis on basic computer concepts and societal issues, this resource makes concepts relevant to today s careerfocused students and has increased emphasis on mobile computing and related issues such as mobile commerce and mobile security. Chapter 1: Introduction to the World of Computers Chapter 2: A Closer Look at Hardware and Software Chapter 3: The Internet and the World Wide Web Chapter 4: Network and Internet Security Chapter 5: Computer Security and Privacy Chapter 6: Intellectual Property Rights and Ethics Chapter 7: Health, Access, and the Environment Chapter 8: Emerging Technologies

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