What books should students majoring in computer science read?

Today, I saw a piece of advice on computer professionals in csdn, which mentioned several books to be viewed. Let me write down them first, when you are free, I will take a look at it one by one:

College English-don't be funny. I strongly recommend this course because it is unimaginable to have no professional document reading skills. Chinese translation is often made in the Year of the Monkey, Ma Yue, and many publishers now simply print e files. The learning method is to force yourself to read the original teaching materials. At first, you will not be able to understand them. It is definitely a quality that any industry needs.

Computer Architecture and assembly language-books on the architecture are everywhere and similar, but compilation has a very good book. 80x86 Assembly LanguageProgramDesign tutorial (Tsinghua University Press, Black Album Art, Yang Ji Wen ). You need to focus on the programming of the 386 post protection mode. Otherwise, when you learn something at the bottom of the modern operating system, you will think that you are reading tianshu.

Computer Operating System Principle-our development is always performed on a specific operating system. If not, there is only one possibility: You can implement an operating system on your own. In any case, the operating system principle must be read. This is like we need to know the basic operating sequence of a chip when making a peripheral device for a chip. There are also many such books, and I have not found any outstanding book. I just think that if I have read these books, I should read "Inside Windows 2000" (Microsoft press, I am reading the E version, the Chinese name must be the inside story of Windows 2000 ).

Data Structure andAlgorithm-This course determines the level of a person's program design and is a core course. I prefer the Tsinghua edition (Zhu zhanli, Liu Tianshi ). Many people like to buy C ++, but I don't think it is necessary. The C ++ syntax makes the algorithm implementation process much more complicated, and many teachers prefer to use modules to make the algorithm more complex. It is best to browse the C ++ version after learning the C version.

Software Engineering-the more important this course will become, the more important it will be, even though it is just like watching Ma Zhe at the beginning. My suggestion is to read "Practical Software Engineering" (yellow, Tsinghua ). Don't take too much time to record the rules. If you don't understand them, you can jump over. Every time I finish a software design task (whether it's a practice or a job), I will review it and review it again.

Windows Programming-Peking University Press, by Petzold I suggest anyone who tries to design a Windows program finish learning it carefully before learning VC. In addition, it is best to put the previous "Inside Windows 2000" in the back of this book. In this book, there is no C ++, no GUI, and no controls. Some are how to use the original C language to complete the windows program design. After learning it, you will find that VC is easy to learn. Never study VC before you finish reading this book. Many famous schools I know even use it as teaching materials. It is important.