Introduction to Computer Theory

Good read that breaks down computer theory in manageable bits and making it easier to understand.

I found this book very helpful to understand better the concepts of more advanced textbooks like Sipser's.The book doesn't come with any answers to the problems and this is the reason I give 4 and not 5 stars.

This book was surprisingly easy to read in comparison to many of the textbooks I've read for college. There is a plethora of diagrams and visual aids that are perfectly suited for the material. I believe a novice to computing could get something out of this book and that says a lot.

Very straightforward. I got this book for my online class and had a hard time with the online content, but then I would read this book and it would make much more sense. Eventually, I just read this book first and ended up with an A in the class.

Received at least 2 weeks earlier than expected, in great condition. The book explains everything in great detail with plenty of examples.

Kind of a difficult read but tons of great info and author has a nerdy sense of humor which made reading fun

this is the best book about computer theory that i`ve ever seen. a lot of examples well explained, even the most complicated concepts can be easily understood just reading it (good for self studying too).

A+

No Issues

Required it for a class. Not super exciting or anything but the examples are decent enough. The topic itself is not particularly difficult so this book was a good enough introduction to finite automata.