Parallel programming languages are nowadays paramount to extracting the tremendous potential offered by these platforms: parallel computing is no longer a niche in the high performance computing (HPC) field, but an essential ingredient in all domains of computer science.
The domains of computer science, relational algebra, formal concept analysis, and lattice theory have seen important advances in research [12].
In recent years, we have witnessed a strong trend towards more openness and adaptivity in many application domains of computer-based systems.
In contrast, the new research domains of computer- supported cooperative work (CSCW) or human machine cooperation are harder to develop because the problems to be solved are more complex and the theoretical frameworks more heterogeneous.
This approach has shown promise; Silicon Valley based HackerRank, previously known as InterviewStreet, is a platform for individuals to solve programming challenges in different domains of computer science.
Curator for the Zipper gallery in Sao Paulo, Paula Braga said that the work of the Uruguayan artist "brings to the world of art algorithms that previously wouldn't leave the domains of computer labs".
None of these skills, however, are in the domain of computer science.
So perhaps it should come as no surprise that apostles of the mobile Web compare its growing pains to the early days of the Internet, when the network of networks was the domain of computer scientists, engineers and researchers.
The popular video-calling service, once the domain of computer-to-computer chatters and more recently smartphone users, is setting its sights on a more ubiquitous platform: the living room TV.
In his first major address on the new, virtual domain of computer warfare, General Dempsey gave an outline of what a significant attack might look like, and how the United States might respond.
The petroleum industry is an application domain and not a core domain of computer science.
