Computer Information Systems (The Dryden Press series in information systems) [Jun 01, 1994] Lawlor, Steven C.

Computer Information Systems

Computers & Technology

Lawlor, Steven C.

Computer Science

Dryden Pr

Business mathematics

Canfield Press

Harcourt College Pub.

Harcourt

Introducing BASIC: A Structured Approach

<p>This text offers a logical, building-block approach to mastering ANSI C. Each concept is presented singly and completely before moving on to the next, assuring a steady progression of learning. Nuts 'n' Bolts features throughout explain the mechanical underpinnings of the language. Execution Charts trace example program execution line by line, variable by variable, with explanations for each line. An innovative but intuitive treatment of pointers guides students past this rough spot. There are numerous examples in the text, and three levels of exercises at the end of each chapter.</p>

ANSI C Programming

Programming Languages

PWS Pub. Co.

Using a direct and sometimes humorous writing style, the author puts a strong emphasis on proper program design from the beginning. Extensive student pedagogy supports this objective, beginnign with many carefully presented examples. Putting It Together sections provide a comprehensive example to show each chapter's concepts and proper program development. Instructors have flexibility to reorder topics, including pointers, and preprocessor features.

The Art of Programming: Computer Science with C

Course Technology

HP 2000 supplement to Lawlor's Basic

Science & Math

Mathematics

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

<p>Steven Lawlor's readable explanations and accessible approach carefully guide students through the programming process with an emphasis on sound design principles. His friendly, open writing style, and use of rich, informative pedagogical features make it easy for students to read and understand. Lawlor uses a superior in-text learning system of chapter previews, memory diagrams, object summaries, execution charts, marginal notes, and boxes that demonstrate and teach C++ features. The book's flexible, modular design enables instructors to use it in a variety of situations. Lawlor introduces "objects" early (in Chapter 2), grouping together behaviors and properties in a special Object Charts section; however, students are not obliged to use classes until later, in Chapter 7. Lawlor also takes advantage of the new standard C++ string class to simplify handling character data.</p>

The Art of Programming: Computer Science with C++

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