Paul S. Wang is an author, computer scientist, researcher, consultant, and academic. He is a Ph.D. and faculty from MIT with over 40 years of experience in teaching and book publishing. His current interest is in introducing Computational Thinking to all the people.

Preface

Computational Thinking: An Introduction

1. Everyday Computational Thinking Can Save Lives

2. Digital Technologies in the COVID-19 Fight

3. The Metamorphosis of TV

4. Smart About Smartphones

5. Cyber Security - How Not to Be a Fish

6. Computers: More Than Meets the Eye

7. Home Sweet Homepage :-)

8. Cloud Computing for Everyone

9. A Pattern Here and a Pattern There

10. AI: Aiming for Intelligence

11. Let's Chat About AI

12. A World of 1's and 0's

13. Secrets of the Can-Do Machine

14. Encryption in the Digital Age

15. Bitcoin Is No Coin

16. Central Bank Digital Currency

17. Logic & Logical Thinking

18. 1 Plus 1 Equals 10

19. Cache - Efficiency Thinking

20. Time for Location, Location, Location

21. Face to Face with the Interface

22. Protocols Are Interface Rules

23. Computer Programming by Chickens and Rabbits

24. Don't Stop - Do It Again!

25. Internet of What? Things!

26. Chips Are Everywhere

27. Problem Solving: Algorithmic & Recursive

28. Problem Solving: Backtracking & Heuristics

29. Problem Solving: Paradigms & Applications

30. Parallel Computing: Ways to Cooperate

Becoming a Computational Thinker: A Summary

Index