计算机科学基础：从数据操纵到计算理论（影印版）

图书标准信息

• 作者 Behrouz A.Forouzan With Sophia Chung Fegan 编
• 出版社 高等教育出版社
• 出版时间 2004-08
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787040155402
• 定价 35.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 大16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 384页
• 字数 495千字
• 正文语种 英语
• 丛书 国外优秀信息科学与技术系列教学用书

【内容简介】

《计算机科学基础：从数据操纵到计算理论》向读者介绍了计算机科学的诸多分支。主要内容包括文本、音频、图像与数据的数字化表示；计算机硬件与软件，如操作系统和程序设计语言；数据组织问题，如SQL数据库模型等。《计算机科学基础：从数据操纵到计算理论（影印版）》讲解循序渐进，从位和字节级别到较高的抽象级别，提供了使读者进一步学习程序设计和计算机学科其他分支领域所必备的基础知识。为确保书中内容清晰易懂，作者通过各种方式提供了指导：侧重讲解概念，而非仅限于数学模型和技术细节；为读者掌握内容展示大量图表，促进并支持阅读理解；有说明概念和相关数学模型的例题；辅助学习和复习的关键词条、小结和习题；完整章节分别讲述计算机网络、操作系统、计算机组成原理等。
《计算机科学基础：从数据操纵到计算理论（影印版）》适用于高等院校理工科各专业本科计算机科学导论类课程，对于那些对计算机科学感兴趣的读者而言也有很好的参考价值。

【目录】

PartⅠCOMPUTERANDDATA
Chapter1Introduction
1.1TheComputerasaBlackBox
DataProcessor
ProgrammableDataProcessor
1.2vonNeumannModel
FourSubsystems
StoredProgramConcept
SequentialExecutionofInstructions
1.3ComputerHardware
1.4Data
StoringData
OrganizingData
1.5ComputerSoftware
ProgramsMustBeStored
ASequenceofInstructions
Algorithms
Languages
SoftwareEngineering
OperatingSystems
1.6History
MechanicalMachines（Before1930）
BirthofElectronicComputers（1930—1950）
1.7KeyTerms
1.8Summary
1.9PracticeSet

Chapter2DataRepresentation
2.1DataTypes
2.2DataInsidetheComputer
Bit
BitPattern
Byte
2.3RepresentingData
Text
Numbers
Images
Audio
Video
2.4HexadecimalNotation
Conversion
2.5OctalNotation
Conversion
2.6KeyTerms
2.7Summary
2.8PracticeSet

Chapter3NumberRepresentation
3.1DecimalandBinary
DecimalSystem
BinarySystem
3.2Conversion
BinarytoDecimalConversion
DecimaltoBinaryConversion
3.3IntegerRepresentation
UnsignedIntegersFormat
Sign-and-MagnitudeFormat
OnesComplementFormat
TwosComplementFormat
SummaryofIntegerRepresentation
3.4ExcessSystem
3.5Floating-PointRepresentation
ConvertingtoBinary
Normalization
Sign,Exponent,andMantissa
IEEEStandards
3.6HexadecimalNotation
3.7KeyTerms
3.8Summary
3.9PracticeSet

Chapter4OperationsonBits
4.1ArithmeticOperations
ArithmeticOperationsonIntegers
ArithmeticOperationsonFloating-PointNumbers
4.2LogicalOperations
TruthTables
UnaryOperator
BinaryOperators
Applications
4.3ShiftOperations
4.4KeyTerms
4.5Summary
4.6PracticeSet

PartⅡCOMPUTERHARDWARE
Chapter5ComputerOrganization
5.1CentralProcessingUnit（CPU）
ArithmeticLogicUnit（ALU）
Registers
ControlUnit
5.2MainMemory
AddressSpace
MemoryTypes
MemoryHierarchy
CacheMemory
5.3Input/Output
NonstorageDevices
StorageDevices
5.4SubsystemsInterconnection
ConnectingCPUandMemory
ConnectingI/ODevices
AddressingInput/OutputDevices
5.5ProgramExecution
MachineCycle
AMachineCycleExample
Input/OutputOperation
5.6TwoDifferentArchitectures
CISC
RISC
5.7KeyTerms
5.8Summary
5.9PracticeSet

Chapter6ComputerNetworks
6.1Networks,LargeandSmall
ModelandProtocol
6.2OSIModel
SevenLayers
FunctionsoftheLayers
6.3CategoriesofNetworks
LocalAreaNetwork（LAN）
MetropolitanAreaNetwork（MAN）
WideAreaNetwork（WAN）
6.4ConnectingDevices
Repeaters
Bridges
Routers
Gateways
6.5TheInternetandTCP/IP
PhysicalandData-LinkLayers
NetworkLayer
TransportLayer
ApplicationLayer
6.6KeyTerms
6.7Summary
6.8PracticeSet

PartⅢCOMPUTERSOFTWARE
Chapter7OperatingSystems
7.1Definition
7.2Evolution
BatchSystems
Time-SharingSystems
PersonalSystems
ParallelSystems
DistributedSystems
7.3Components
MemoryManager
ProcessManager
DeviceManager
FileManager
UserInterface
7.4PopularOperatingSystems
Windows2000
UNIX
Linux
7.5KeyTerms
7.6Summary
7.7PracticeSet

Chapter8Algorithms
8.1Concept
InformalDefinition
Example
DefiningActions
Refinement
Generalization
8.2ThreeConstructs
Sequence
Decision
Repetition
8.3AlgorithmRepresentation
Flowchart
Pseudocode
8.4AMoreFormalDefinition
OrderedSet
UnambiguousSteps
ProduceaResult
TerminateinaFiniteTime
8.5Subalgorithms
StructureChart
8.6BasicAlgorithms
Summation
Product
SmallestandLargest
Sorting
Searching
8.7Recursion
IterativeDefinition
RecursiveDefinition
8.8KeyTerms
8.9Summary
8.10PracticeSet

Chapter9ProgrammingLanguages
9.1Evolution
MachineLanguages
SymbolicLanguages
High-LevelLanguages
NaturalLanguages
9.2BuildingaProgram
WritingandEditingPrograms
CompilingPrograms
LinkingPrograms
9.3ProgramExecution
9.4CategoriesofLanguages
Procedural（Imperative）Languages
Object-OrientedLanguages
FunctionalLanguages
Declarative（Logic）Languages
SpecialLanguages
9.5AProceduralLanguage：C
Identifiers
DataTypes
Variables
Constants
InputandOutput
Expressions
Statements
Functions
Selection
Repetition
DerivedDataTypes
Recursion
9.6KeyTerms
9.7Summary
9.8PracticeSet

Chapter10SoftwareEngineering
10.1SoftwareLifeCycle
AnalysisPhase
DesignPhase
ImplementationPhase
TestingPhase
10.2DevelopmentProcessModels
WaterfallModel
IncrementalModel
10.3Modularity
Tools
Coupling
Cohesion
10.4Quality
QualityDefined
QualityFactors
TheQualityCircle
10.5Documentation
UserDocumentation
SystemDocumentation
DocumentationasanOngoingProcess
10.6KeyTerms
10.7Summary
10.8PracticeSet

PartⅣDATAORGANIZATION
Chapter11DataStructures
11.1Arrays
ArrayApplications
Two-DimensionalArrays
11.2Records
AccessingRecords
11.3LinkedLists
Nodes
PointerstoLinkedLists
OperationsonLinkedLists
11.4KeyTerms
11.5Summary
11.6PracticeSet

Chapter12AbstractDataTypes
12.1Background
Definition
ModelforanAbstractDataType
OperationsonADTs
12.2LinearLists
OperationsonLinearLists
ImplementationofaGeneralLinearList
LinearListApplications
12.3Stacks
OperationsonStacks
ImplementationofaStack
StackApplications
12.4Queues
OperationsonQueues
ImplementationofaQueue
QueueApplications
12.5Trees
BasicTreeConcepts
OperationsonTrees
12.6BinaryTrees
OperationsonBinaryTrees
ImplementationofaBinaryTree
BinaryTreeApplications
12.7Graphs
Terminology
OperationsonGraphs
ImplementationofaGraph
GraphApplications
12.8KeyTerms
12.9Summary
12.10PracticeSet

Chapter13FileStructures
13.1AccessMethods
SequentialAccess
RandomAccess
13.2SequentialFiles
UpdatingSequentialFiles
13.3IndexedFiles
InvertedFiles
13.4HashedFiles
HashingMethods
Collision
13.5TextversusBinary
TextFiles
BinaryFiles
13.6KeyTerms
13.7Summary
13.8PracticeSet

Chapter14Databases
14.1DatabaseManagementSystem
14.2Architecture
InternalLevel
ConceptualLevel
ExternalLevel
14.3DatabaseModels
HierarchicalModel
NetworkModel
RelationalModel
14.4RelationalModel
Relation
14.5OperationsonRelations
Insert
Delete
Update
Select
Project
Join
Union
Intersection
Difference
14.6StructuredQueryLanguage
Statements
14.7OtherDatabaseModels
DistributedDatabases
Object-OrientedDatabases
14.8KeyTerms
14.9Summary
14.10PracticeSet
PartVADVANCEDTOPICS

Chapter15DataCompression
15.1LosslessCompression
Run-LengthEncoding
HuffmanCoding
LempelZivEncoding
15.2LossyCompressionMethods
ImageCompression：JPEG
VideoCompression：MPEG
15.3KeyTerms
15.4Summary
15.5PracticeSet

Chapter16Security
Privacy
Authentication
Integrity
Nonrepudiation
16.1Privacy
Encryption/Decryption
PrivacyUsingtheCombination
16.2DigitalSignature
SigningtheWholeDocument
SigningtheDigest
16.3KeyTerms
16.4Summary
16.5PracticeSet

Chapter17TheoryofComputation
17.1SimpleLanguage
IncrementStatement
DecrementStatement
LoopStatement
PoweroftheSimpleLanguage
Conclusion
17.2TuringMachine
TuringMachineComponents
SimulationofSimpleLanguage
Conclusion
17.3GodelNumbers
RepresentingaProgram
InterpretingaNumber
17.4HaltingProblem
HaltingProblemisnotSolvable
17.5SolvableandUnsolvableProblems
UnsolvableProblems
SolvableProblems
17.6KeyTerms
17.7Summary
17.8PracticeSet
AppendixAASCIICode
AppendixBUnicode
AppendixCFlowcharts
C.1AuxiliarySymbols
C.2MainSymbols
AppendixDPseudocode
D.1Components
AppendixEStructureCharts
E.1StructureChartSymbols
E.2ReadingStructureCharts
E.3RulesofStructureCharts
AppendixFDiscreteCosineTransform
F.1DiscreteCosineTransform
F.2InverseTransform
AppendixGAcronyms