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What came first, math or computing?: Communications of the ACM
The intellectual debate on the emergence of mathematics and computing is long overdue. Did mathematicians create the field of computer science (CS), or have mathematics and CS coexisted for a long time? Vardi offers some succinct insights into... more
History of Computing (K.2) | Dec 1 23
Developing a workflow management system simulation for capturing internal IaaS behavioural knowledge: Journal of Grid Computing
Scientific datasets are huge compared to even the most complex business ones, and their analysis methods are accordingly complex. These methods, called scientific workflows, consist of a... more
Workflow Management (H.4.1...) | Nov 13 23
Humble AI: Communications of the ACM
While readers of Computing Reviews are more aware than the general population when it comes to whether artificial intelligence (AI) is a magical panacea or the probability of a general intelligence that will develop thinking capabilities and make decisions on its... more
Ethics (K.4.1...) | Nov 8 23
A future-oriented approach to the selection of artificial intelligence technologies for knowledge platforms: JASIST
The idea of taking a future-oriented approach to selecting artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for knowledge platforms is an important one. It recognizes that the field of AI is rapidly... more
General (I.2.0) | Nov 1 23
Efficient instruction scheduling using real-time load delay tracking: ACM Transactions on Computer Systems
Central processing unit (CPU) architectures with out-of-order instruction scheduling use, among other data, static instruction-timing information to create good schedules. The work reported in this paper describes the result of augmenting out-of-order instruction... more
Scheduling (D.4.1...) | Oct 27 23
Eight reasons to prioritize brain-computer interface cybersecurity: Communications of the ACM
In this thought-provoking article, the authors astutely highlight the significance of prioritizing brain-computer interface (BCI) cybersecurity. Their comprehensive work sheds light on the emerging field of BCI and the critical need to protect these technologies from... more
Security & Protection (K.6.5) | Sep 29 23
Emerging technologies in K–12 education: a future HCI research agenda: ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction
Technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), machine learning (ML), and the Internet of Things (IoT) are becoming more and more popular, not only in academia but also in... more
Education (J.1...) | Sep 27 23
GraphQL: a systematic mapping study: ACM Computing Surveys
Software architects ought to continuously strive to develop secure, dependable, and effective software services that can cope with the scalability, revival, idleness, multi-occupancy, and other operational... more
Software Architectures (D.2.11) | Sep 5 23
Online learning for network resource allocation: ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review
Network resource allocation is still a challenge in many scenarios where fast services need to be provided in changing and unpredictable situations, for example, the ones encountered in streaming data applications... more
Allocation/Deallocation Strategies (D.4.2...) | Aug 25 23
A demographic analysis on prerequisite preparation in an advanced data structures course: ACM Inroads
This survey article aims to investigate the effects that prerequisite course proficiency has on course outcomes in an advanced data structure (ADS) course, specifically for Black, Latinx, Native American, and Pacific Islander (BLNPI)... more
Computer Science Education (K.3.2...) | Aug 24 23
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Matrix analysis and applied linear algebra (2nd ed.)
This expanded and revamped second edition follows an excellent first edition, and is the culmination of classroom experiences since the first edition’s publication more than two decades ago. While the two editions share the same title, this new edition is longer by 250-plus... more
Numerical Linear Algebra (G.1.3) | Dec 4 23
Predicting the unknown: the history and future of data science and artificial intelligence
Physicist Niels Bohr observed: “Prediction is very difficult,
especially if it’s about the future!” Despite that warning,
scientists, politicians, journalists, doctors, economists--professionals in nearly every knowledge domain--try to anticipate what’s in store for us... more
Statistical Methods (D.2.4...) | Nov 29 23
Ethical and social issues in the Information Age (7th ed.)
The curricular standards for a bachelor’s degree in computer science (and related programs) requires instruction on the ethics and professional conduct of practitioners. Often there is a separate course that students are required to take. It is a challenging... more
Social Issues (K.4.2) | Nov 27 23
Deep learning in solar astronomy
Astronomy began with observations of things visible in the sky. In the Modern Era, observations of radio waves as well as visible light further advanced human knowledge. In solar astronomy we observe images, events such as solar flares, and magnetic fields active on the surface of the sun. The primary reasons... more
Astronomy (J.2...) | Nov 22 23
The stuff games are made of
What do we consider the “stuff” that makes up a video game? Is it interesting gameplay? Compelling graphics? Lifelike effects and fast-paced first-person shooter (FPS)? Deep strategy? Engaging mechanics that don’t let you go, that glue you to your favorite gaming device? How... more
Games (K.8.0...) | Nov 20 23
Algorithms for constructing computably enumerable sets
Computational complexity (historically called recursive functions in logic) is a very specific area of computational theory, and even within this domain the book discusses a very specific subfield: the theoretical construction of enumerable sets.
The book is... more
Algorithms (B.2.4...) | Nov 15 23
Ethics of artificial intelligence: case studies and options for addressing ethical challenges
The ethical challenges presented by artificial intelligence (AI) are not entirely new; rather, they are an extension and amplification of existing ethical and societal issues. Subjects like surveillance, manipulation, and inequality have... more
Ethics (K.7.m...) | Nov 10 23
Managing IT projects: how to pragmatically deliver projects for external customers
This book provides a precise analysis of typical information technology (IT) project (procurement to delivery) life cycles, written from the supplier’s perspective. It offers a broad set of tips and tricks for how to succeed and how to avoid the obvious... more
General (K.6.0) | Nov 9 23
Gradient expectations: structure, origins, and synthesis of predictive neural networks
A very interesting and well-grounded work, Gradient expectations provides a thorough overview and explanation of the structure and origins of prediction and predictive neural networks.
The book is structured into eight chapters, starting with an introduction... more
General (I.2.0) | Nov 6 23
Human-machine interaction for automated vehicles: driver status monitoring and the takeover process
Are you interested in the sophisticated application of computer vision, machine learning, and deep learning approaches to enhance cooperation between an intelligent vehicle and its driver? In this book... more
Autonomous Vehicles (I.2.9...) | Oct 30 23
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