Computer Science, An Overview

Computer Science: An Overview
by Glenn Brookshear

Computer Science: An Overview by Glenn Brookshear is a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the broad and dynamic field of computer science. Designed for students and curious readers alike, this book explores the foundational concepts that drive modern computing—without requiring an extensive technical background.

Rather than focusing solely on programming, Brookshear presents computer science as a rich, multifaceted discipline. The book covers essential topics such as data storage, operating systems, networking, the Internet, algorithms, software engineering, artificial intelligence, database systems, computer graphics, and information security. Through clear explanations and real-world examples, readers gain a deeper understanding of how computer systems work and how they impact everyday life.

One of the book’s greatest strengths is its balance between theory and application. Complex ideas—such as abstraction, algorithm design, and computational thinking—are presented in an approachable way, helping readers build both conceptual knowledge and practical insight. Ethical and social implications of computing are also thoughtfully discussed, encouraging readers to consider technology’s role in society.

Ideal for introductory courses or self-study, Computer Science: An Overview serves as both a solid academic resource and an engaging guide to understanding the digital world.

Perfect for:

• Introductory computer science students

• Non-majors seeking a broad understanding of computing

• Readers interested in how technology shapes modern society

A timeless classic in computer science education, this book remains a trusted starting point for anyone looking to understand the foundations of computing.

Size: A4(20*28cm)

Printing: 80 gm – color

Cover: Softcover