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General computer science Lecture notes

General computer science Lecture notes

General computer science Lecture notes

This pdf provides a comprhensive overview about general computer science, provides examples and various related topics. The core of the course delves into the representation and computation with a focus on discrete mathematics. The subsequent section on programming delves into Standard ML, recursion and imperative features and encoding of programs as strings. The course progresses to Boolean algebra and Propositional logic and machineoriented calculi like analytical tableaux and resolution.

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