Bob Cherniak
Abstract
A comprehensive plan for an introductory Computer Science Course is presented, a plan where experience with a computer from the user point of view is a major component, not only for its own sake but as a stimulant for the development of clean programming habits.
- 1 Cherniak, B: Teaching Programming to Beginners - Canadian Computer Education, Vol. 2, Number l, November, 1974.Google Scholar
- 2 Cashman, W.F. and Mein, W.J.: On the Need for Teaching Problem-Solving in a Computer Science Curriculum - SIGCSE Bulletin, V 7, # 1, Feb. 1975. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- Introductory programming reconsidered - a user-oriented approach
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