Think Computer Science 2014: Great Ideas of Computer Science
- Neeltje Berger, Microsoft; Christopher Bishop, Microsoft
Speaker: Chris Bishop, Deputy Lab Director at Microsoft Research
We all know that computer technology evolves at a breath-taking pace. But the technology itself is underpinned by some long-lived fundamental concepts that comprise the field of computer science. In this talk we’ll explore some of the most important ideas in computer science which are helping to drive the digital revolution.
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Neeltje Berger
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Christopher Bishop
Technical Fellow
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