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The Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies
Compiled by Alf-Christian Achilles, University of Karlsruhe. Contains
approximately 1200 bibliographies, updated monthly, amounting to more than a million references.
Computer Science
Comprehensive Clearinghouse site from SUNY Albany libraries. Links
include Academic Departments and Institutes, Dictionaries and Encyclopedias,
Employment, and Programming Languages, Courses, and Tutorials.
Formal Methods
Created by Jonathan Bowen, computer science professor, South Bank University,
London. From the homepage: "This document contains some pointers
to information on Formal Methods, useful for mathematically describing
and reasoning about computer-based systems, available around the world
on the World Wide Web (WWW)."
The History of Computing
Edited by J.A.N. Lee of the Computer Science Department at Virginia
Tech. The site grew out of materials for the PBS special The Machine
That Changed The World (1992). Includes Lee's own writings on
the topic as well as links to other relevant sites.
Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
PC Webopedia
Excellent dictionary/encyclopedia. Definitions are clear and often
include diagrams. Includes links from terms also having entries in the
Webopedia. Each entry is accompanied by a menu of related categories and
related terms.
Programer's Oasis
Provides links with information on a stunning array of programming
languages, including C++, Java, and Perl.
University
of California at Irvine Machine Learning Repository
From the homepage: "This is a repository of databases, domain theories
and data generators that are used by the machine learning community for
the empirical analysis of machine learning algorithms."