D. E. Comer
Peter J. Denning
Abstract
The final report of the Task Force on the Core of Computer Science presents a new intellectual framework for the discipline of computing and a new basis for computing curricula. This report has been endorsed and approved for release by the ACM Education Board.
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Index Terms
- Computing as a discipline
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