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Overview
This book explains, in lay terms, the surprisingly simple system of mathematical logic used in digital computer circuitry. Anecdotal in its style and often funny, it follows the development of this logic system from its origins in Victorian England to its rediscovery in this century as the foundation of all modern computing machinery. ONES AND ZEROS will be enjoyed by anyone who has a general interest in science and technology.
"Boolean Algebra is the system of mathematical logic used in digital computer circuitry that is of particular interest to software engineers who want to understand computer hardware...also includes hands-on examples & exercises."
Synopsis
This book explains, in lay terms, the surprisingly simple system of mathematical logic used in digital computer circuitry. Anecdotal in its style and often funny, it follows the development of this logic system from its origins in Victorian England to its rediscovery in this century as the foundation of all modern computing machinery. ONES AND ZEROS will be enjoyed by anyone who has a general interest in science and technology.
Booknews
Explains, in lay terms, Boolean algebra, the surprisingly simple system of mathematical logic used in digital computer circuitry. Anecdotal in style and often funny, material traces the development of this system, shedding light on the process of mathematical invention and scientific discovery. Includes exercises and solutions, and real- world examples of digital circuit design. For students and general readers interested in science, technology, and mathematics. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.