Books for computer science studies?

xTendoByxTendo

Hey,

I'll be starting my dual computer science degree with a focus on machine learning at the beginning of October and wanted to ask what books you could recommend. I've now completed my FHR and can do basic math, such as:

  • Analysis
  • Differential calculus / integral calculus
  • Algebra basics (terms, equations, logarithm laws, functions, root laws, etc.)
  • Geometric basics (area, volume calculation, etc.)

In the first year of study, these topics should be covered:

  • Mathematics (Linear Algebra, Analysis)
  • Theoretical Computer Science I & II
  • Programming (C, Java)
  • Computer Engineering

etc.

Do you have any good books that I can use to further educate myself?

MFG

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LUKEars
LUKEars
1 year ago

Heuser, Kowalsky, and Bronstein… they're all available at the University Library… no need to buy them…

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xTendo
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xTendo
1 year ago
Reply to  LUKEars

Okay, thank you very much. Can I still borrow books from the University Library even if I haven't started my studies yet?

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LUKEars
LUKEars
1 year ago
Reply to  xTendo

Well, I guess you need at least your student ID…

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xTendo
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xTendo
1 year ago

Hmm, okay, too bad. I'll check the regular library, maybe they'll have something there.

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