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9780534391430

Foundations of Computer Science : From Data Manipulation to Theory of Computation

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    9780534391430

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    0534391435

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  • Copyright: 2002-05-06
  • Publisher: Course Technology
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Summary

This text successfully addresses the need to provide students with an overview of the many disciplines within computer science. BehrouzForouzan has developed a five-part approach to introduce students to different aspects of the discipline without overwhelming them withtechnical detail.

Table of Contents

PART I COMPUTER AND DATA
1(68)
Introduction
2(12)
The Computer as a Black Box
3(2)
Data Processor
3(1)
Programmable Data Processor
3(2)
von Neumann Model
5(1)
Four Subsystems
5(1)
Stored Program Concept
6(1)
Sequential Execution of Instructions
6(1)
Computer Hardware
6(1)
Data
6(1)
Storing Data
6(1)
Organizing Data
7(1)
Computer Software
7(2)
Programs Must Be Stored
7(1)
A Sequence of Instructions
7(1)
Algorithms
8(1)
Languages
8(1)
Software Engineering
8(1)
Operating Systems
8(1)
History
9(2)
Mechanical Machines (Before 1930)
9(1)
Birth of Electronic Computers (1930--1950)
9(2)
Key Terms
11(1)
Summary
11(1)
Practice Set
11(3)
Data Representation
14(13)
Data Types
15(1)
Data inside the Computer
15(2)
Bit
16(1)
Bit Pattern
16(1)
Byte
16(1)
Representing Data
17(4)
Text
17(2)
Numbers
19(1)
Images
19(1)
Audio
20(1)
Video
21(1)
Hexadecimal Notation
21(2)
Conversion
22(1)
Octal Notation
23(1)
Conversion
23(1)
Key Terms
24(1)
Summary
24(1)
Practice Set
25(2)
Number Representation
27(23)
Decimal and Binary
28(1)
Decimal System
28(1)
Binary System
28(1)
Conversion
29(1)
Binary to Decimal Conversion
29(1)
Decimal to Binary Conversion
29(1)
Integer Representation
30(10)
Unsigned Integers Format
31(2)
Sign-and-Magnitude Format
33(2)
One's Complement Format
35(2)
Two's Complement Format
37(2)
Summary of Integer Representation
39(1)
Excess System
40(1)
Floating-Point Representation
40(4)
Converting to Binary
40(2)
Normalization
42(1)
Sign, Exponent, and Mantissa
42(1)
IEEE Standards
42(2)
Hexadecimal Notation
44(1)
Key Terms
44(1)
Summary
45(1)
Practice Set
45(5)
Operations on Bits
50(19)
Arithmetic Operations
51(4)
Arithmetic Operations on Integers
51(3)
Arithmetic Operations on Floating-Point Numbers
54(1)
Logical Operations
55(8)
Truth Tables
56(1)
Unary Operator
56(1)
Binary Operators
57(3)
Applications
60(3)
Shift Operations
63(1)
Key Terms
64(1)
Summary
65(1)
Practice Set
65(4)
PART II COMPUTER HARDWARE
69(52)
Computer Organization
70(29)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
71(1)
Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
71(1)
Registers
71(1)
Control Unit
72(1)
Main Memory
72(4)
Address Space
72(2)
Memory Types
74(1)
Memory Hierarchy
75(1)
Cache Memory
75(1)
Input/Output
76(7)
Nonstorage Devices
76(1)
Storage Devices
76(7)
Subsystem Interconnection
83(4)
Connecting CPU and Memory
83(1)
Connecting I/O Devices
84(2)
Addressing Input/Output Devices
86(1)
Program Execution
87(5)
Machine Cycle
87(1)
A Machine Cycle Example
88(1)
Input/Output Operation
89(3)
Two Different Architectures
92(1)
CISC
92(1)
RISC
93(1)
Key Terms
93(1)
Summary
93(1)
Practice Set
94(5)
Computer Networks
99(22)
Networks, Large and Small
100(1)
Model and Protocol
100(1)
OSI Model
100(3)
Seven Layers
100(1)
Functions of the Layers
101(2)
Categories of Networks
103(2)
Local Area Network (LAN)
103(1)
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
104(1)
Wide Area Network (WAN)
104(1)
Connecting Devices
105(4)
Repeaters
106(1)
Bridges
107(1)
Routers
108(1)
Gateways
108(1)
The Internet and TCP/IP
109(7)
Physical and Data-Link Layers
110(1)
Network Layer
110(1)
Transport Layer
111(1)
Application Layer
111(5)
Key Terms
116(1)
Summary
116(1)
Practice Set
117(4)
PART III COMPUTER SOFTWARE
121(92)
Operating Systems
122(19)
Definition
123(1)
Evolution
123(1)
Batch Systems
123(1)
Time-Sharing Systems
123(1)
Personal Systems
124(1)
Parallel Systems
124(1)
Distributed Systems
124(1)
Components
124(12)
Memory Manager
125(4)
Process Manager
129(6)
Device Manager
135(1)
File Manager
135(1)
User Interface
136(1)
Popular Operating Systems
136(1)
Windows 2000
136(1)
UNIX
136(1)
Linux
136(1)
Key Terms
137(1)
Summary
137(1)
Practice Set
138(3)
Algorithms
141(25)
Concept
142(3)
Informal Definition
142(1)
Example
142(2)
Defining Actions
144(1)
Refinement
144(1)
Generalization
144(1)
Three Constructs
145(1)
Sequence
146(1)
Decision
146(1)
Repetition
146(1)
Algorithm Representation
146(4)
Flowchart
146(1)
Pseudocode
146(4)
More Formal Definition
150(1)
Ordered Set
150(1)
Unambiguous Steps
150(1)
Produce a Result
150(1)
Terminate in a Finite Time
150(1)
Subalgorithms
150(2)
Structure Chart
152(1)
Basic Algorithms
152(8)
Summation
152(1)
Product
152(1)
Smallest and Largest
153(1)
Sorting
153(5)
Searching
158(2)
Recursion
160(2)
Iterative Definition
160(1)
Recursive Definition
161(1)
Key Terms
162(1)
Summary
162(1)
Practice Set
163(3)
Programming Languages
166(29)
Evolution
167(2)
Machine Languages
167(1)
Symbolic Languages
168(1)
High-Level Languages
168(1)
Natural Languages
169(1)
Building a Program
169(2)
Writing and Editing Programs
169(1)
Compiling Programs
170(1)
Linking Programs
170(1)
Program Execution
171(1)
Categories of Languages
171(8)
Procedural (Imperative) Languages
172(1)
Object-Oriented Languages
173(2)
Functional Languages
175(1)
Declarative (Logic) Languages
176(1)
Special Languages
177(2)
A Procedural Language: C
179(10)
Identifiers
179(1)
Data Types
179(1)
Variables
180(1)
Constants
181(1)
Input and Output
182(1)
Expressions
182(1)
Statements
183(1)
Functions
184(2)
Selection
186(1)
Repetition
187(2)
Derived Data Types
189(1)
Recursion
189(1)
Key Terms
189(1)
Summary
190(1)
Practice Set
191(4)
Software Engineering
195(18)
Software Life Cycle
196(2)
Analysis Phase
197(1)
Design Phase
197(1)
Implementation Phase
197(1)
Testing Phase
198(1)
Development Process Models
198(2)
Waterfall Model
198(1)
Incremental Model
199(1)
Modularity
200(2)
Tools
200(1)
Coupling
200(1)
Cohesion
201(1)
Quality
202(4)
Quality Defined
202(1)
Quality Factors
203(2)
The Quality Circle
205(1)
Documentation
206(1)
User Documentation
206(1)
System Documentation
206(1)
Documentation as an Ongoing Process
207(1)
Key Terms
207(1)
Summary
208(1)
Practice Set
208(5)
PART IV DATA ORGANIZATION
213(76)
Data Structures
214(13)
Arrays
215(4)
Array Applications
217(1)
Two-Dimensional Arrays
218(1)
Records
219(1)
Accessing Records
220(1)
Linked Lists
220(3)
Nodes
221(1)
Pointers to Linked Lists
221(1)
Operations on Linked Lists
221(2)
Key Terms
223(1)
Summary
224(1)
Practice Set
224(3)
Abstract Data Types
227(29)
Background
228(1)
Definition
228(1)
Model for an Abstract Data Type
229(1)
Operations on ADTs
229(1)
Linear Lists
229(3)
Operations on Linear Lists
230(2)
Implementation of a General Linear List
232(1)
Linear List Applications
232(1)
Stacks
232(3)
Operations on Stacks
233(1)
Implementation of a Stack
234(1)
Stack Applications
234(1)
Queues
235(2)
Operations on Queues
235(2)
Implementation of a Queue
237(1)
Queue Applications
237(1)
Trees
237(2)
Basic Tree Concepts
237(2)
Operations on Trees
239(1)
Binary Trees
239(5)
Operations on Binary Trees
241(2)
Implementation of a Binary Tree
243(1)
Binary Tree Applications
243(1)
Graphs
244(5)
Terminology
244(1)
Operations on Graphs
245(2)
Implementation of a Graph
247(1)
Graph Applications
248(1)
Key Terms
249(1)
Summary
249(2)
Practice Set
251(5)
File Structures
256(14)
Access Methods
257(1)
Sequential Access
257(1)
Random Access
257(1)
Sequential Files
257(2)
Updating Sequential Files
258(1)
Indexed Files
259(2)
Inverted Files
260(1)
Hashed Files
261(4)
Hashing Methods
261(2)
Collision
263(2)
Text versus Binary
265(1)
Text Files
265(1)
Binary Files
266(1)
Key Terms
266(1)
Summary
266(1)
Practice Set
267(3)
Databases
270(19)
Database Management System
271(1)
Architecture
272(1)
Internal Level
272(1)
Conceptual Level
272(1)
External Level
272(1)
Database Models
273(1)
Hierarchical Model
273(1)
Network Model
273(1)
Relational Model
274(1)
Relational Model
274(1)
Relation
274(1)
Operations on Relations
275(4)
Insert
275(1)
Delete
275(1)
Update
276(1)
Select
276(1)
Project
277(1)
Join
277(1)
Union
277(1)
Intersection
278(1)
Difference
278(1)
Structured Query Language
279(3)
Statements
279(3)
Other Database Models
282(1)
Distributed Databases
282(1)
Object-Oriented Databases
282(1)
Key Terms
283(1)
Summary
283(1)
Practice Set
284(5)
PART V ADVANCED TOPICS
289(46)
Data Compression
290(16)
Lossless Compression
291(7)
Run-Length Encoding
291(1)
Huffman Coding
292(2)
Lempel Ziv Encoding
294(4)
Lossy Compression Methods
298(5)
Image Compression: JPEG
298(3)
Video Compression: MPEG
301(2)
Key Terms
303(1)
Summary
303(1)
Practice Set
303(3)
Security
306(11)
Privacy
307(1)
Authentication
307(1)
Integrity
307(1)
Nonrepudiation
307(1)
Privacy
307(4)
Encryption/Decryption
307(4)
Privacy Using the Combination
311(1)
Digital Signature
311(3)
Signing the Whole Document
312(1)
Signing the Digest
312(2)
Key Terms
314(1)
Summary
314(1)
Practice Set
315(2)
Theory of Computation
317(18)
Simple Language
318(3)
Increment Statement
318(1)
Decrement Statement
318(1)
Loop Statement
318(1)
Power of the Simple Language
318(3)
Conclusion
321(1)
Turing Machine
321(5)
Turing Machine Components
321(2)
Simulation of Simple Language
323(2)
Conclusion
325(1)
Godel Numbers
326(1)
Representing a Program
326(1)
Interpreting a Number
327(1)
Halting Problem
327(2)
Halting Problem is not Solvable
328(1)
Solvable and Unsolvable Problems
329(2)
Unsolvable Problems
329(1)
Solvable Problems
330(1)
Key Terms
331(1)
Summary
331(1)
Practice Set
332(3)
Appendix A ASCII Code
335(4)
Appendix B Unicode
339(4)
Alphabets
340(1)
Symbols and Punctuation Marks
341(1)
CJK Auxiliaries
341(1)
CJK Unified Ideographs
341(1)
Surrogates
342(1)
Private Use
342(1)
Miscellaneous Characters and Symbols
342(1)
Appendix C Flowcharts
343(7)
C.1 Auxiliary Symbols
344(1)
Start and Stop
344(1)
Flow Lines
345(1)
Connectors
345(1)
C.2 Main Symbols
345(5)
Sequence Statements
345(2)
Selection Statements
347(1)
Looping Statements
348(2)
Appendix D Pseudocode
350(3)
D.1 Components
351(2)
Algorithm Header
351(1)
Purpose, Conditions, and Return
351(1)
Statement Numbers
351(1)
Statement Constructs
351(1)
Sequence
352(1)
Selection
352(1)
Loop
352(1)
Appendix E Structure Charts
353(5)
E.1 Structure Chart Symbols
354(2)
Function Symbol
354(1)
Selection in Structure Charts
355(1)
Loops in Structure Charts
355(1)
Data Flows
356(1)
Reading Structure Charts
356(1)
Rules of Structure Charts
357(1)
Appendix F Discrete Cosine Transform
358(2)
F.1 Discrete Cosine Transform
359(1)
F.2 Inverse Transform
359(1)
Appendix G Acronyms
360(1)
Glossary 361(16)
Index 377

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