Bits and Bugs: A Scientific and Historical Review of Software Failures in Computational Science
by Thomas Huckle, Tobias Neckel
Bits and Bugs provides a scientific and historical review of software failures in computational science. The book focuses on the role of software in computational work, offering readers an accessible introduction to the challenges of reliability, error, and failure in scientific computing.
About This Book
Bits and Bugs examines software failures in the context of computational science.
The book approaches its subject from both scientific and historical perspectives.
It focuses on the role of software in computational work and the problems that can arise when software fails.
This title offers a focused study for readers interested in software reliability, scientific computing, and the history of computational practice.
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