This text uses a survey course approach combined with the "learn by doing" method of incorporated laboratories. It covers the spectrum of computer science topics from history and systems design, to programming, hardware and the effect of computing on society - and, each topic has a corresponding lab.
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Rick Decker is a Professor of Computer Science at Hamilton College. In addition to authoring numerous textbooks, Dr. Decker's research interests include computer science education, algorithms and computability, and topological graph theory. He has won teaching awards from Ohio State, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and Hamilton College. Stuart Hirshfield is a Professor of Computer Science at Hamilton College. He was an original member of the Liberal Arts Computer Science consortium, and continues to conduct research in the fields of computer science education, software engineering, and artificial intelligence.
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