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Learning to Program with Alice by Wanda Dann - Ithaca College; Stephen Cooper - Saint Joseph’s University; Randy Pausch - Carnegie Mellon University Publisher: Prentice Hall Copyright Year: 2006 Publishing Date: 2005/07/15 eText ISBN-10: 0-13-187721-6 | eText ISBN-13: 978-0-13-187721-4 | Print ISBN-10: 0-13-187289-3 | Print ISBN-13: 978-0-13-187289-9 |
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ABOUT THIS TITLE - DESCRIPTION | | For courses in C++ -
Intro to Programming/CS1, Java - Intro to Programming/CS1, and
Introduction to Computer Science.
Today's CS1 instructors
must contend with an increased curriculum load, due to a switch
from imperative languages to object-oriented languages such as C++
or Java — as well as students with little or no programming
experience who are at high risk of dropping the CS major.
Recognizing that fact, this text supports an innovative approach to
teaching and learning fundamental programming concepts. The authors
use program visualization to create an easy relationship between
program construct and the animation action in a 3D world.
Pedagogical goals include a fundamental introduction to programming
with objects, methods, decision statements, loops, recursion, and
problem solving. |
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