Hughes started raving about virtual worlds on his internal IBM blog and, before long, IBM scientists and programmers worldwide were buying virtual islands in Second Life and using them for group collaboration or solving computer science problems.
The Korean firm's 'Samsung NEXT Q Fund' is targeted at seed and Series A deals for startups that are "solving AI problems, as well as those using AI to solve computer science problems".
Many employers, attempting to assess raw engineering talent, use controversial "white-board" interviews, in which candidates are asked to solve computer-science problems ("How would you triangulate a polygon?") or brainteasers ("How many Ping-Pong balls fit in an airplane?").
Therefore, computer simulation games, for instance, may have multiple effects on problem solving with computer programs.
Programming is more than just coding, for, it exposes students to computational thinking which involves problem-solving using computer science concepts like abstraction and decomposition.
Though she had gone to school in hopes of becoming a doctor, Mayer was quickly pulled toward the endless problem-solving that computer science classes offered.
Problem solving is the essence of computer science; using a computer as a tool to solve real world problems.
The particle swarm algorithm is discussed in terms of social and cognitive behavior, though it is widely used as a problem solving method in engineering and computer science.
We offer intensive, project-based training to young people to develop their skills in computer science, problem solving, software development, business, and critical analysis of issues related to identity and social justice.
On the one hand, these authors' definition deliberately rejected problem solving, logical thinking, systems design, automation, computer science content, and modelling.
