CSCI 109 Study Guide - Final Guide: Mimd, Rotaxane, Genomics

• School: USC
• Department: Computer Science
• Course: CSCI 109
• Professor: Rosenbloom Paul

Document Summary

Data, information, representation, symbols and knowledge are interchangeable. A single logical operation can be computationally universal. Bubble sort: make a pass down list swapping pairs if out of order until they are all in order o(n^2) Computational thinking: humans thinking to devise procedures for execution by information transforms. Relational approach: comprises of relational architecture and me language. Dyadic computing: the combination of computing with one other domain. Polyadic computing: computing with a combination of other domains. Physical (physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology), life (biology, ecology), social. Computing sciences ( s : 1, r : 1) (psychology, sociology, history, geography, econ) Understanding: domain -> people, shaping: domain