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Computer science is the study of computers--namely, their design
(architecture) and their uses for computations, data processing, and
systems control. Computer science includes engineering activities
such as the design of computers and of the hardware and software
that make up computers.
Computer science as an independent discipline dates to only about 1960, although the electronic digital computer that is the object of its study was invented some two decades earlier. The roots of computer science lie primarily in the related fields of electrical engineering and mathematics. Encyclopedia Brittanica |
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