The Analytical Engine: An Introduction to Computer Science Using the Internet, Second Edition: An Introduction to Computer Science Using the Internet (with CD-ROM)

Computers & Technology

Decker, Rick

Hirshfield, Stuart

Computer Science

Course Technology

Data Structures [hardcover] Decker, Rick [Jan 01, 1989]

Data Structures

Programming

PRENTICE/HALL

This innovative, engaging, and clear text fully embraces the lab-based approach to teaching programming and computer science. A complete set of direct lab exercises is provided for each chapter and is precisely integrated with the text, to bring it to life for students. Each chapter and lab is organized around a complete, meaningful, and interesting sample program. The Programs in Progress (PIP) are developed to expressly illustrate the concepts described in the text and to serve as the basis for associated lab exercises. Students first observe proper program design, then do it themselves. Each PIP is broken down into problem solving segments, so that students can see the logical as well as the coded design solution. Every set of exercises contains specific exercises in debugging and program testing, which make full use of the support facilities of the programming environment in use. Lab manuals are available for Turbo Pascal 6.0, Think! Pascal, and UNIX environments.

Pascal's Triangle: Reading, Writing, and Reasoning About Programs

Course Technology Ptr

Lab Manual to Accompany Pascal's Triangle: Think 4.0 Version

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

This innovative, engaging, and clear text fully embraces the lab-based approach to teaching programming and computer science. A complete set of direct lab exercises is provided for each chapter and is precisely integrated with the text, to bring it to life for students.  Each chapter and lab is organized around a complete, meaningful, and interesting sample program. The Programs in Progress (PIP) are developed to expressly illustrate the concepts described in the text and to serve as the basis for associated lab exercises.  Students first observe proper program design, then do it themselves. Each PIP is broken down into problem solving segments, so that students can see the logical as well as the coded design solution. Every set of exercises contains specific exercises in debugging and program testing, which make full use of the support facilities of the programming environment in use. Lab manuals are available for Turbo Pascal 6.0, Think! Pascal, and UNIX environments.

Lab Manual to Accompany Pascal's Triangle: Turbo 6.0 Version/Book and Disk

Software

Book by Decker, Rick, Hirshfield, Stuart, Root, William A.

Lab Manual to Accompany Pascal's Triangle: Unix Bsd 4.3 Version

Root, William A.

Reference

PWS Pub. Co.

Pascal's Triangle : Lab Manual to Accompany : VAX/VMS Version

The Object Concept makes computer programming more accessible and more relevant to novice programmers through its careful introduction to object-oriented programming using C++. The Object Concept applies common-sense, proven pedagogical techniques, and the latest technology to teaching how to solve problems with computers. The book provides the basic software engineering skills needed to write programs that are modular, readable, testable, and maintainable.

The Object Concept: An Introduction to Computer Programming Using C++

The Object Concept: An Introduction to Computer Programming Using Cb++/Special Beta/Book and Disk

This book provides a lab-based introduction to programming, using Java™ as the programming language of choice. Decker and Hirshfield introduce students to Java and object-oriented programming (OOP) by presenting the empowering features of Java - and OOP classes, packages and inheritance - first, and bringing in the algorithmic details later. The first part of the book is devoted to using and experimenting with Java's Abstract Windowing Tool kit (the "AWT"), providing students with code that is algorithmically simple but produces interesting graphical results. Then, in the second half, students add code to implement these graphical shells (GUIs), resulting in a variety of visually appealing and functional programs. By following this interface-first approach, students effectively prototype their Java programs before writing the detailed code. All code examples in the text are updated to Java 2. The accompanying Lab Manual (with sample programs), developed by the authors, supports the example programs discussed in the text. This construction directly links the lab experience with the reading and lectures. The Second Edition of the Lab Manual has been fully updated to Java 2, the latest version of Java.

programming.java: An Introduction to Programming Using Java, Second Edition: An Introduction to Programming Using Java, 2nd

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