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At the down of the 21st century, there is little doubt that the computer and its related technologies are of vital importance to numerous social, economic, political, and cultural activities. Computer science and technology have developed so rapidly and in so many directions that it is difficult for even well-informed readers to identify the significant aspects of each system, program, or device. The Encyclopedia of Computer Science and technology bridges the gap between scanty: computer glossaries" with brief definition and dense multi volume compendiums geared to the scientific and engineering communities. It features more than 400 cross-referenced entries (each with its own further reading sources) that detail a topic's significance and development in computer science or technology and its relation to other topics.