Top 7 Computer Science Books

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[Imaltont]

I think Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming by Peter Van Roy and Seif Haridi also deserves a mention on lists like this. One of the best books I have used for improving my understanding of programming languages/programming in general, both for practical use and more academic. Great book.

[CodeRay]

Really love your setup man! I definitely need to get those back lights

[blueflame]

I had to read theory of computation for my CS theory class and let me tell you it was one of the best textbooks I have ever read it made everything in the class make so much sense

[ofeliiabagratian]

Thanks! Some were new to me! I am currently reading the Design Patterns Explained a new perspective on object-oriented design (2nd edition), another one which is not about Computer Science but just tells how to grow professionally - Clean Coder (not Clean Code) - I find this one quite entertaining

[tutor]

Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach
by John L. Hennessy, David A. Patterson
More of Computer Engineers / micro code performance. I studied it, I worked on that for 1-2 years, then I am an embedded engineer now.

[divyanshsrivastava]

Looking forward to those coding books..keep up the good work man

[bphilip]

Structure and Interpretation
of Computer Programs (Sicp ) is pretty good.

[F.a]

Heeey I'm using the Kenneth Rosen's book in my Discrete Math course! I recommend this for anyone who wants to learn discrete math

[SuperKidontheblock]

I've read each of these books coincidentally. I must say the Theory of Computation by far was the best read along with Data Struct and OSF.

[Ahmed_Asif]

6:39

Finally my bro recommend the legendary book, of which I am a really big fan. It's mainly because you don't need any teacher or professor to explain you this book. It's a best self study book on Operating System.

[AD-ovip]

1. Intro to Algorithms 1:00
2. C++ Plus Data Structures 2:23
3. Art of Assembly Language 3:43
4. Understanding Unix/Linux Programming 5:14
5. OS Concepts 6:39
6. Theory of Computation 7:49
7. Discrete Math 9:02

[tenminutetokyo]

You forgot Algorithms in C by Sedgwick and The Soul of a New Machine by Tracy Kidder. A few others are Dealers of Lightning and Where Wizards Stay Up Late.

[TheOwlTheOne]

Books that are professor or teacher required should be burned. Books are meant to teach and not teacher demanding. I personally hate all the authors who don't have the nerve to make a book explaining everything.

[kimberleyieshaa]

Computer Organization and Architecture by William Stallings is another one I used during my undergraduate degree that was extremely helpful.

[andersondantas]

Hi, love your videos. Can't wait to see the follow up on this video. Just a suggestion, to make the top books for professional programmers (Clean Code is I must have IMHO)

[SKCodesForFun]

so... you picked OS concepts by Silberschatz instead of Tannenbaum..an interesting choice. Also, personally I would skip the assembly book and read Clean Code by Uncle Bob instead, most of these book teach you how to code, but you also need to know how NOT to code

[TheJacklwilliams]

Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation. That's my recommendation. Great video, great recommendations. Added to my list. Thank you!

[rahulmodpur]

Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective and Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces

[DannyTurnerCD]

Discreet Math....the one book on the list I own. Definitely a love/hate relationship.

[jaatharsh]

'Head First Design Patterns' & ''Gang of Four Design Patterns'