If this is your first semester at FSU, you might be interested in reading the Dean of Students webpage at College versus High School.
Most histories of computing leave out the contributions of the American number theorists in the early 20th century who constructed specialized computing devices.
The most prominent of these were Derrick Norman Lehmer and Derrick Henry Lehmer.
Here are a few web pages with information about their computing devcies:
A recent talk given by Arjen Lenstra
Also, here's an interesting book review of a recently published book about the origins of the computing age: Turing's Cathedral: The Origins of the Digital Universe
RFC 801, the NCP/TCP Transition Plan RFC
The private networks that make up the world of NAT
Artificial Intelligence (usually called "AI") has long been a fascination of computer scientists and the general public, and has been growing increasingly important recently.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Turing Test
The Trouble with the Turing Test
November, 1977 edition of BYTE magazine
Another printing technology: Dye sublimation printer
The Dawn of Quantum Computing Age?
Top 500 Supercomputers in the world
Mike Shapiro Hidden Camera Cartoon
Computer and Information Ethics
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Electronic Privacy Information Center
GPL's list of Open Source Software Licenses
Japanese Patent Office webpage on Kyota Sugimoto, inventor of the first Japanese typewriter
Japanese language webpage on the development of the Japanese typewriter
Big Data as Surveillance Capitalism
When it comes to Internet privacy, be very afraid, analyst suggests
Surveillance is the business model of the Internet
Why ProtonMail is more secure than Gmail
Computer Science Ethics Courses
Robotic arm technology improves
Estonian e-resident explains digital citizenship
Wikipedia's take on Estonia's e-residency
Your information is the price that is paid
Interpol voice identification database is rolled out
IEEE Stance on Strong Encryption
A closer look at Google's Duplex
The modern Internet's current evolutionary state
The AI revolution has spawned a new chips arms race
IEEE's 2017 list of popular languages
How to tell if you are talking to a bot
What machine learning means for software development
Google wants to make programming quantum computers easier
Open sourcing quantum computing to build a new future
Mapping the Internet's Backbone