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The '''Computers Workgroup''' coordinates the [[Citizendium]] articles related to computers and [[computer science]].  You are welcome to participate in improving, or adding to, the [[:Category:Computers_Workgroup|Computers_Workgroup articles]].  To author for this workgroup, please add <nowiki>[[:Category:Computers Authors]]</nowiki> to the bottom of your user page so it appears on the [[:Category:Computers Authors]] page.  Likewise, Editors should have <nowiki>[[:Category:Computers Editors]]</nowiki> at the bottom of their user page so they'll appear on the [[:Category:Computers Editors]] page.


The purpose of the '''Computers Workgroup''' is to coordinate the community of experts and non-experts alike on improving [[Citizendium]] articles related to [[computer]]s and [[computer science]] including all its subfieldsAuthors interested in this workgroup should add [[:Category:Computers Authors]] to their user page. Editors should also add [[:Category:Computers Editors]] to their user page.  
You are welcome to start an article that you believe is missing.  Some authors have made an attempt to catalog articles that are needed; see their list at [[CZ:Core Articles/Applied Arts and Sciences#Computers - Stage 4|Core articles]].  A good thing to do is to link to the future article in existing articles; those red links encourage other authors to write about those topics.  ''Please'' subscribe to the workgroup [http://mail.citizendium.org/mailman/listinfo/cz-computers email list]; it is the only way to reach all Computers authors at once. The [[CZ_Talk:Computers_Workgroup|discussion page for this article]] is a good place to raise policy questions.


Please use our discussion [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/board,62.0.html forum]!
== Adding or removing articles ==
To add an existing or new article to the this workgroup, edit the article and add <nowiki>[[Category:Computers Workgroup]]</nowiki> to the bottom of the page. The article should then appear in one of the article clusters shown in the table above, depending on whether or how it is checklisted on its Talk page.


Any article related to the Computers Workgroup should be placed in the category "<nowiki>[[Category:Computers Workgroup]]</nowiki>" so that we can help manage the article. Note, the tag is *not* "<nowiki>[[Category:Computer]]</nowiki>"; that's because we're attaching the article to its *management* and the exact use of further categories (if any) has not yet been decided.
== Recruiting people ==
We are actively seeking more authors and editors for this workgroup. Here is a potential [[CZ:Computers_Workgroup/Recruitment_Letter|recruitment letter]]; please consider inviting to your colleagues to join us.


== Recruiting people ==
==Core articles==
We really need more active authors and editors in this workgroup.  Here is [[CZ:Computers_Workgroup/Recruitment_Letter|a draft recruitment letter]]; please consider sending it to your colleagues.
{{Core-articles-note}} ''Click [[CZ:Core Articles/Computers|here]] to edit this transcluded list.''
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Latest revision as of 12:08, 13 November 2014

Workgroups are no longer used for group communications, but they still are used to group articles into fields of interest. Each article is assigned to 1-3 Workgroups via the article's Metadata.

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Authors: active (815) / inactive (0)
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The Computers Workgroup coordinates the Citizendium articles related to computers and computer science. You are welcome to participate in improving, or adding to, the Computers_Workgroup articles. To author for this workgroup, please add [[:Category:Computers Authors]] to the bottom of your user page so it appears on the Category:Computers Authors page. Likewise, Editors should have [[:Category:Computers Editors]] at the bottom of their user page so they'll appear on the Category:Computers Editors page.

You are welcome to start an article that you believe is missing. Some authors have made an attempt to catalog articles that are needed; see their list at Core articles. A good thing to do is to link to the future article in existing articles; those red links encourage other authors to write about those topics. Please subscribe to the workgroup email list; it is the only way to reach all Computers authors at once. The discussion page for this article is a good place to raise policy questions.

Adding or removing articles

To add an existing or new article to the this workgroup, edit the article and add [[Category:Computers Workgroup]] to the bottom of the page. The article should then appear in one of the article clusters shown in the table above, depending on whether or how it is checklisted on its Talk page.

Recruiting people

We are actively seeking more authors and editors for this workgroup. Here is a potential recruitment letter; please consider inviting to your colleagues to join us.

Core articles

Core articles are those that are as-yet unwritten and so should be prioritised. Please start articles on the topics below. Click here to edit this transcluded list.

High priority

Mid-priority

Theory, algorithms, data structures and Languages

Systems, networking, and misc

Not quite important enough?

  1. several topics to consider at List of topics in software engineering
  2. People Ada Lovelace
  3. The Anti-Kythera Mechanism Is this really important enough? Warren Schudy 20:22, 8 January 2008 (CST)
  4. Theory Planar Graph Probably not important enough Warren Schudy 18:35, 8 January 2008 (CST)
  5. Theory Probabilistically checkable proof PCP theorem is important for current research, but maybe not top-100 Warren Schudy 20:22, 8 January 2008 (CST)
  6. standards organizations: , WS-I, etc.
  7. Languages OCaml programming language
  8. Data Fibonacci heap

Articles

Click on the [r] after the first definition below to edit this list of transcluded subtopics.

  1. ACM Turing Awards sorted by year. Last access 8/10/2020