Baised on the fact that when you write a program it either runs or it doesn't;
I'd say yes.
But the things that programs can be written about - well now .... angry birds?
Developmental psychology and computer science are related in terms of how they both study human behavior and cognition. Computer science can be used to create models and simulations of human development to better understand the mechanisms that drive cognitive growth. Additionally, advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning have allowed for the development of technologies that can simulate and interact with human behaviors, contributing to the study of developmental psychology.
Cognitive science is not typically considered a social science. It is an interdisciplinary field that combines elements of psychology, neuroscience, computer science, linguistics, and philosophy to study how the mind works. While cognitive science may involve studying social interactions and behaviors, it is primarily focused on understanding mental processes and cognition.
PHDD stands for "Portable Hard Disk Drive." It is a storage device that connects to a computer or other device to store and retrieve data.
Hard sciences are characterized as relying on experimental, empirical, quantifiable data, relying on the scientific method, and focusing on accuracy and objectivity. Chemistry, physics, and psychology are examples of hard sciences Soft sciences are less quantifiable and considered more subjective. The "social sciences" such as history and political science are obvious examples. Sociology would be considered a soft science. However, psychiatry and neural science would be considered hard sciences.
Psychology is considered both a social science and a natural science. It is a social science because it involves the study of human behavior and interactions, but it is also a natural science because it examines the physiological and biological processes underlying behavior.
The two hard problems in computer science are the P vs NP problem and the halting problem.
it is about as hard as any other college degree in the sciences.
computer science is hard because you don't want to learn it yo have no interest so it's hard that's the same for me and arts are always fun to some people
Computer science is the study of computers (particularly software). Computer hardware is the physical parts of a computer. Hardware may include a screen, a hard drive, a mouse, a keyboard, RAM, etc. Basically, computer science is something people study, and computer hardware is what a computer is physically made out of.
Not exactly. Although they are very similar, computer science and computer engineering are slightly different. Computer science tends to focus on software and programming. Computer engineering focuses more on hardware, like computer chips and hard drives. There is a bit of overlap though in that computer engineers may do some programming and computer science specialists may occasionally deal with hardware.
computer science
Martin Bodo has written: 'Hard drive bible' -- subject(s): Hard disks (Computer science)
yes science the motherboard is the main part of the computer
You don't get a degree with a subject; you get a degree in a subject. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or Bachelor of Computer Science are common descriptions of this degree.
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I am in 'Computer Information Technology' at Purdue which is somewhat similar to Computer Science. 'Computer Science', as I have heard, is a very difficult major at Purdue. There are many students, including some of my friends, who have switched from Computer Science to Computer Information Technology because they weren't able to handle it. But if you think that you can work hard and you can pull off, then there's a very good scope in Computer Science and especially from Purdue. They have a very good Computer Science program with almost full placements. I would say go for it and pursue Computer Science; you can always switch to Computer Information Technology or some other major if you find it very difficult in later stages.
No. Computer science is now.