Computational Thinking for the Modern Problem Solver David Riley and Kenny A. Hunt is an English-language study book that addresses computational thinking and core concepts from computer science. This book is intended for students in higher education who want to deepen their understanding of the applicability of computer skills across a variety of fields.
The book explores concepts such as abstraction, algorithms, logic, graph theory, and numerical modeling. It also covers important topics such as problem-solving strategies, execution control, testing, and data structures. The authors present the algorithms in a language-independent notation, making the book suitable for non-computer scientists who want to broaden their understanding of computational thinking.
This title is thematically aligned with topics such as Digital and Information Technology, Computer Science, and questions related to computers and software development.
Series: Chapman & Hall/CRC Textbooks in Computing