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Computer Science 2021

This document provides summaries for several books published by Princeton University Press related to computer science. It describes books on topics like artificial intelligence, algorithms, digital money, technological revolutions, computer hardware and software, computational complexity theory, data analysis, logic, and animal movement. It concludes by providing contact information for editors at Princeton University Press for those interested in proposing textbooks, monographs, or popular books.
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Computer Science 2021

This document provides summaries for several books published by Princeton University Press related to computer science. It describes books on topics like artificial intelligence, algorithms, digital money, technological revolutions, computer hardware and software, computational complexity theory, data analysis, logic, and animal movement. It concludes by providing contact information for editors at Princeton University Press for those interested in proposing textbooks, monographs, or popular books.
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Princeton

Computer
Science
2021
Computer Science

We publish innovative,
interdisciplinary
books on the nature
of computation and
the essential role it
plays in the production
and dissemination of
knowledge.
A practical guide to making good
decisions in a world of missing data
What neurobiology and artificial
intelligence tell us about how the
brain builds itself
A guide to AI’s thorniest implications
that asks: How shall we navigate our
brave new world?
Nine revolutionary algorithms
that power our computers and
smartphones
An accessible and rigorous textbook
for introducing undergraduates to
computer science theory
An authoritative introduction to the
exciting new technologies of digital money
How the history of technological
revolutions can help us better
understand economic and political
polarization in the age of automation
A brand-new edition of the popular
introductory textbook that explores
how computer hardware, software, and
networks work
A more intuitive approach to the
mathematical foundation of computer
science
An introduction to computational
complexity theory
The Stata edition of the groundbreaking
textbook on data analysis and statistics
for the social sciences and allied fields
A concise introduction to logic that
teaches you not only how reasoning
works, but why it works
A lively and engaging look at logic
puzzles and their role in recreation,
mathematics, and philosophy
Discovering the secrets of animal
movement and what they can teach us
A step-by-step guide to crafting a
compelling scholarly book proposal—
and seeing your book through to
successful publication
We welcome proposals for textbooks,
monographs, and popular books.
To submit a proposal, please contact:
Hallie Stebbins, Editor, Computer Science
[email protected]
Susannah Shoemaker, Editor, Engineering
[email protected]
Ingrid Gnerlich, Science Publisher, Europe
[email protected]

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