Krebsbach makes a strong argument and I mostly agree with it. If I had to quibble it would be with the idea of algorithms being the fundament of CS. An algorithm is prescriptive, but like a recipe to the culinary arts it is the act of going between ingredient and product which is our primary subject of study.
Computation is a natural phenomenon, even if it isn't usually a physical one.
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Krebsbach makes a strong argument and I mostly agree with it. If I had to quibble it would be with the idea of algorithms being the fundament of CS. An algorithm is prescriptive, but like a recipe to the culinary arts it is the act of going between ingredient and product which is our primary subject of study.
Computation is a natural phenomenon, even if it isn't usually a physical one.