'The computer' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Computer Science and Programming

Introduction to Computer Science and Programming. The Computer. To understand at a conceptual level: What is a computer?. The Computer. WHICH IS SMARTER?. The Computer. WHICH IS SMARTER? A Computer. The Computer. WHICH IS SMARTER? A Computer - OR A Toaster.

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Evolving Neural Network Architectures in a Computational Ecology

Evolving Neural Network Architectures in a Computational Ecology. Larry Yaeger Professor of Informatics, Indiana University Distinguished Scientist, Apple Computer Networks and Complex Systems Indiana University 18 October 2004. Wiring Diagram + Learning = Brain Maps. Motor Cortex Map.

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Introduction to Programming

Introduction to Programming. Objectives. Look at why we write programs Describe some things it takes to learn to be a programmer Discuss some important programming tools Investigate how the computer works as it executes a program Describe the steps involved in creating and running a program .

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Emerging Technologies

CISB422. Emerging Technologies. Ubiquitous Computing. Background. Definition. Ubiquitous computing ( ubicomp ) is a post-desktop model of human-computer interaction in which information processing has been thoroughly integrated into everyday objects and activities -Wikipedia-.

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Hailey M . 5 th

Hailey M . 5 th. The Computer Ate My Teacher!. Today students all around the world are using technology to learn and keep in touch with other students. High school students now live in a world of instant gratification and customization in their personal lives.

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The History of Computers

The History of Computers. By TechnoKids Inc. Introduction.

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CHAPTER 15 Science and the Mass Media

CHAPTER 15 Science and the Mass Media. Section 1: Science as a Social Institution Section 2: Mass Media as a Social Institution. Section 1: Science as a Social Institution. Objectives:. Identify factors that have contributed to the institutionalization of science.

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