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There probably are a few standards we should agree on, to make the articles within this workgroup more readable. One proposal was for defining a common [[CZ:Computers_Workgroup:Pseudocode|Pseudocode]] to use. | There probably are a few standards we should agree on, to make the articles within this workgroup more readable. One proposal was for defining a common [[CZ:Computers_Workgroup:Pseudocode|Pseudocode]] to use. | ||
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The purpose of the Computers Workgroup is to coordinate the community of experts and non-experts alike on improving Citizendium articles related to computers and computer science including all its subfields. All people are invited to help out! Authors interested in this workgroup can add Category:Computers Authors to their user page. Editors can also add Category:Computers Editors to their user page. Don't forget to look at our forum!
Any article related to the Computers Workgroup should be placed in the category "[[Category:Computers Workgroup]]". This means that we think the Computers Workgroup will be one of the main groups to manage this article. Note, the tag is *not* "[[Category:Computer]]"; 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
You can find here an adapted version of the recruitment letter which you can send to your colleagues.
General things to know
There probably are a few standards we should agree on, to make the articles within this workgroup more readable. One proposal was for defining a common Pseudocode to use.
Major Subtopics
(for internal organization once we are a bit bigger?)
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Things to work on
Articles near completion
If you have an article which just needs a little bit of work until you think it is ready for approval, list it here with what you think is missing.
- Computer: Needs cleanup, some books as references, ...
- Linux: Just needs more "gripping prose," and to flow better (we're nerds not accomplished writers) --Eric M Gearhart
- Linux kernel: Same as Linux --Eric M Gearhart
- Buffer overflow: Just needs "third party" editor review. Article is near approval-ready --Eric M Gearhart
Needed Articles
You can list here any Computers article or topic you think is really missing from Citizendium (or not good enough). Of course the best way is to just start it yourself.
- Foundations
- Theory of computation
- Computable function
- Computably enumerable function
- Lambda calculus
- Temporal logic
- Dynamic logic
- Computational complexity theory
- Algorithmic complexity theory (not to be confused with computational complexity theory)
- Halting problem
- Busy Beaver function
- Ackerman Function
- Recursive function
- Primitive recursive function
- Programming Language Theory
- Coding and Information Theory
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum computer
- Quantum information theory
- Algorithms
- Data structures
- Neural Networks
- Other