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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are considered as a promising solution to assist terrestrial networks in future wireless networks (i.e., beyond fifth-generation (B5G) and sixth-generation (6G)). The convergence of various technologies requires future wireless networks to provide multiple functionalities, including communication, computing, control, and caching (4Cs), necessary for applications such as connected robotics and autonomous systems. The majority of existing works consider the developments in 4Cs individually, which limits the cooperation among 4Cs for potential gains The limited resources at the network edge call for holistic management of the resources, which requires joint optimization. This survey provides a comprehensive review of holistic resources management in UAV-assisted wireless networks. The integrated resource management considers the challenges associated with aerial networks …