The phrase "a mix of computer" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a combination of computer-related elements, but it needs to be more specific.
Example: "The project involves a mix of computer hardware and software components to create an efficient system."
Alternatives: "a combination of computer" or "a blend of computer".
In the US, Stanford University has a degree in symbolic systems, which is a mix of computer science, linguistics, maths, cognitive science and philosophy.
Don't get me wrong, ICT has its place but I felt like students were missing out by not getting a mix of computer science and ICT.
To decide where to place new ones, the resort has run a mix of computer simulations to determine where the snow will likely be, based on varying calculations of how much the temperature might rise in the course of the next 30 years.
Figure 10 Example of an implementation pattern: a mix of computer language and natural description.
You enter Mr. Ackermann's light-filled installation first, a mix of computer-game aesthetics and the eye-candy colors of Japanese anime.
In each of the following two years of the project, we implemented, in the same schools, a treatment that consisted of a mix of computer-based and hands-on activities designed to encourage and reinforce that integration.
If you have a mix of computers, ask which brands they have worked with before you tell them what you have.
Similar to MindMaze, Gait Up had an ambition to build both a software platform coupled with hardware developments, in its case, in the area of analyzing human movement in very precise increments using inertial sensors, or systems that combine a mix of computers, motion sensors like accelerometers and rotation sensors to calculate movement without the need for external references.
The video used a mix of computer-created graphics and live action; computer graphics were produced by Digital Domain and directed by Joseph Kosinski.
As a result, the digital text comprehension construct is defined by a mix of operational computer skills, knowledge of the Internet environment, search and navigation skills, text integration and comprehension abilities, information evaluation, communication, and problem solving.
Example: In a technical call center there will be a mix of stereotypical "computer nerds" and more customer service oriented individuals.
