Teaching structured programming using an unstructured programming language

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Accession number

PUB-2020-13.5

Maker

Robert W. Doran

Description

"This describes the author's use of the method of structured programming for teaching program development with FORTRAN. Structure diagrams are introduced as an alternative to flow diagrams for the machine-independent representation of algorithms.

Key words and phrases: structured programming, flow diagrams, Fortran, programming education." -- blurb on title page.

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Processed Material/Paper

Physical description

14 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm

Other title

Massey University Computer Unit

Record level

Item

Collection

Robert W. Doran Collection

Credit line

Robert W. Doran. May 1972. Teaching structured programming using an unstructured programming language, PUB-2020-13.5. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).

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Manual Communication Artefacts Documentary Artefacts Instructional Documents

Production place

Palmerston North Manawatu District Whanganui - Manawatu New Zealand

Subject: all levels

Computer programming Study and teaching Computers

Collection type

Published Titles Walsh Memorial Library

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