Test Bank for Computer Science An Overview 11th Edition by Glenn Brookshear ISBN 0132569035 9780132569033

Chapter 1 Data Storage

1.1 Bits and Their Storage

1.2 Main Memory

1.3 Mass Storage

1.4 Representing Information as Bit Patterns

1.5 The Binary System 

Chapter 2 Data Manipulation

2.1 Computer Architecture

2.2 Machine Language

2.3 Program Execution

2.4 Arithmetic/Logic Instructions

2.5 Communicating with Other Devices

Chapter 3 Operating Systems

3.1 The History of Operating Systems

3.2 Operating System Architecture

3.3 Coordinating the Machine’s Activities

3.4 Handling Competition Among Processes

3.5 Security 

Chapter 4 Networking and the Internet

4.1 Network Fundamentals

 4.2 The Internet

4.3 The World Wide Web

4.4 Internet Protocols

4.5 Security 

Chapter 5 Algorithms

5.1 The Concept of an Algorithm

5.2 Algorithm Representation

5.3 Algorithm Discovery

5.4 Iterative Structures

5.5 Recursive Structures 

Chapter 6 Programming Languages

6.1 Historical Perspective

6.2 Traditional Programming Concepts

6.3 Procedural Units

6.4 Language Implementation

6.5 Object-Oriented Programming 

Chapter 7 Software Engineering

7.1 The Software Engineering Discipline

7.2 The Software Life Cycle

7.3 Software Engineering Methodologies

7.4 Modularity

7.5 Tools of the Trade 

Chapter 8 Data Abstractions

 8.1 Basic Data Structures

8.2 Related Concepts

8.3 Implementing Data Structures

8.4 A Short Case Study

8.5 Customized Data Types

Chapter 9 Database Systems

9.1 Database Fundamentals

9.2 The Relational Model

9.3 Object-Oriented Databases

9.4 Maintaining Database Integrity

9.5 Traditional File Structures 

Chapter 10 Computer Graphics

10.1 The Scope of Computer Graphics

10.2 Overview of 3D Graphics

10.3 Modeling

10.4 Rendering

10.5 Dealing with Global Lighting 

Chapter 11 Artificial Intelligence

11.1 Intelligence and Machines

11.2 Perception

11.3 Reasoning 

11.4 Additional Areas of Research

11.5 Artificial Neural Networks 

Chapter 12 Theory of Computation

12.1 Functions and Their Computation

12.2 Turing Machines

12.3 Universal Programming Languages

12.4 A Noncomputable Function

12.5 Complexity of Problems