Critical Analysis of A Computer in Your Head? by Eric Chudler, Ph.D

I chose to display from articles on the site http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/nuerok.html, "Are you bothered by the computer?" Author: Eric Chudler, Dr. This article originally came from Cobblestone Publishing Co., published in March 2001 in ODYSSEY magazine 10: 6-7. The reason for choosing this article is because I am interested in the similarity between the brain and the computer. This also helps me participate in the Computer Information System Course. I personally discovered that applying my courses to each other helps me to understand the material more accurately.

Eric Hop has a Bachelor of Science degree. He was computer science major in HIO in Eindhoven, The Netherlands in 1984. The moment he met a computer at the University Computer Center, his first affection for electronics became a passion for computers. Since then, Eric is a software engineer with 38 years experience in high-tech environments such as Philips and Sony. He thinks that he is one of the few lucky people to turn his hobby into a full-time job. His continual self-education has made him the forefront of the most important wave of computing. Most of his career is freelance, and it is best to work from his headquarters. He also spends a lot of time teaching and guiding people. Currently I live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Pedro R. M. Inácio has a doctorate in computer science and engineering. From UBI. The doctoral course work is done in the enterprise environment of Nokia Siemens Networks Portugal. Since 2010 I am a professor of computer science at UBI. He is a senior member of the IEEE and IT researcher. He is also a lecturer at the UBI Academy of Sciences. His main research topics are information security and security, computer based simulation and network traffic monitoring, analysis and classification. Marao. Freire has a doctorate in electrical engineering. From UBI, with the power of computer science. Since 1994 I served as a professor of computer science at UBI and served as an IT researcher. He runs a lively and funded research program on a wide range of computer systems and networks. He is a member of IEEE and ACM.