An Introduction to Computer Science and Problem Solving
So, computer science is all about taking in information and then performing some computations & analysis to solve a particular problem or produce a desired result, which depends on the application at hand. Computer science is similar to mathematics in that both are used as a means of defining and solving some problem.
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