This textbook series offers comprehensive coverage of computing's evolving landscape, from foundational principles to cutting-edge advancements. It is dedicated to providing students with current and innovative learning materials suitable for undergraduate and graduate levels. The texts are crafted to align with international curriculum standards and encourage fresh perspectives in teaching computer science. It serves as an essential resource for those seeking to master both established and emerging fields within computing.
Exploring the transformative impact of Web 2.0, this book delves into the services and technologies that have reshaped interactions and business practices. It presents a framework focusing on three key areas: the overarching ideas and their social/business implications, foundational technologies, and significant applications. Key topics include the architecture of the Web, evolving software engineering practices, and insights into the future landscape, including the rise of Web 3.0.
The book offers an interactive introduction to computing, focusing on Python's user-friendly features to facilitate quick learning without the need for prior programming knowledge. It emphasizes Python's flexible data types and operations while introducing essential computing concepts. A companion website enhances the learning experience with additional resources, making it accessible for students new to the field.