“Computer Science as a Major Body of Accumulated Knowledge,” at ACM Turing 50 Celebration
1974 Turing Award recipient Donald Knuth and author of “The Art of Computer Programming” discusses the nature of computer science as a discipline and its relationship to other scientific fields.
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