I remember back in '99 when tom carlile wrote:
> hey guys.
> since most of you are probably CS majors i'm going to ask for
> your advice. i know UT has a pretty good CS program, so the
> CS professors probably use pretty good texts in their classes.
> if lynn bender is going to start selling discount CS books in
> his store i'd like to pick up some. i'm asking because i realize
> that i can't simply read O'Reilly books and like the K&R to
> effectively supplement my MIS major. so if you guys could
> recommend some really good concept CS books you've had in
> classes i'd really appreciate it.
Here's one:
Cormen, Leiserson, & Rivest _Introduction to Algorithms_ . I know they
have this at Desert (or did a couple of weeks ago). This is a pretty
omnibus book, lots of good stuff in there. Decent to read.
Matt
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