B 74-26 Discrete Mathematical Structures and Their Applications

Computer Science bears approximately the same relationship to computers as Aerodynamics bears to sailboats. It describes how they work but has little impact on their design which is based almost entirely on intuition strengthened and controlled by experience. However, one day, the Wright brothers of the "ultra-computer" will get to their Kitty Hawk and Computer Science will come into its own. In preparation for that day stands the present volume. It is an excellent mathematics textbook written by an experienced teacher.