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informatique
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activité scientifique, technique, et industriel concernant le traitement automatique de l'information numérique
Computer science is the study of computation — understanding how to solve problems, process information, and automate tasks using mathematical and logical principles. It matters because these computational methods underpin everything from the software running on your devices to the algorithms that organize and search information online.
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L'informatique est un domaine d'activité scientifique, technique, et industriel concernant le traitement automatique de l'information numérique par l'exécution de programmes informatiques hébergés par des dispositifs électriques-électroniques : des systèmes embarqués, des ordinateurs, des robots, des automates, etc. Ces champs d'application peuvent être séparés en deux branches : * théorique : concerne la définition de concepts et modèles ; * pratique : s'intéresse aux techniques concrètes de mise en œuvre. Certains domaines de l'informatique peuvent être très abstraits, comme la complexité algorithmique, et d'autres peuvent être plus proches d'un public profane. Ainsi, la théorie des langages demeure un domaine davantage accessible aux professionnels formés (description des ordinateurs et méthodes de programmation), tandis que les métiers liés aux interfaces homme-machine (IHM) sont accessibles à un plus large public.
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