Computers and algorithmic problem solving have revolutionized the 20th and 21st centuries.

Fields ranging from physics, chemistry, and biology to psychology to economics to the visual and auditory arts are not only increasingly dependent on the use of computational devices, but are also being transformed by computational thinking and algorithmic problem solving.

Computer science—or more accurately, computational science—has been, and will continue to be, behind many of these advances. It is a rich and dynamic discipline that incorporates elements of mathematics, natural science, engineering, and philosophy, while simultaneously contributing back to all of these fields.

A partial map of the Internet—just one example of the many revolutions created by Computer Science.