computers

Explores the history of Microsoft, its products, and the people associated with them.

A typewriter Pearl used to type pamphlets for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., then her daughter Penelope used to write love letters to her future husband, Paxton, has grown lonely in the attic but comes to the aid of their son, Pablo, when the computer freezes as he tries to write a paper for school.

A series of illustrations and text by Welsh artist Ralph Steadman which depict a small creature who lives in a computer and creates havoc after the machine is turned off.

Briefly explores the history and milestones along the way of the invention of computers, from the ancient abacus calculating device to modern computer devices like smartphones.

"How many different parts does a computer have? Where do computers get their power? Questions such as these and more are answered in this engaging book about how computers function. Readers learn about crucial computer skills and concepts within this concise text, which is necessary in today's technological landscape"--Publisher.

Young readers will learn that rap began in the United States in the 1970s. The way a rapper talks with the beat is called flow.

"Known as 'The Enchantress of Numbers' by many inventors and mathematicians of the 19th century, Ada Lovelace is recognized today as history's first computer programmer. Her work was an inspiration to such famous minds as Charles Babbage and Alan Turing. This is her story"--Provided by publisher.

Explores ten compelling art projects students can work on with friends at local makerspaces. 3D printers, graphic computer programs, creative mobile apps, traditional arts and crafts supplies.

This book will introduce readers to the dark world of cybercrime, the various disguises cybercrime can take, and the increased need to combat cybercrime, as well as highlight the fascinating world of cybercrime investigation, including training, education, real-world cases, and typical salary ranges.

With computers, tablets, and smartphones offering us access to online information just about anywhere we have Wi-Fi or cell service, the next step is to make those searches as efficient as possible. Readers will get a step-by-step overview of how to make the most of their search activities so they can get the information they want and need with just a few keystrokes, swipes, or clicks. Tips and tricks will help readers get started right away. This instructive resource is a must have for teens starting to work on research papers.