Principles of Computer Science
CARL REYNOLDS, Ph.D and PAUL TYMANN, M.S
Computer Science is defined in different ways by different authors. Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Computer_science) defines computer science as the collection of a variety of disciplines related to computing, both theoretical and practical: theoretical foundations of information and computation, language theory, algorithm analysis and development, implementation of computing systems, computer graphics, databases, data communications, etc.
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