A note on teaching structured programming in an introductory programming course
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- A note on teaching structured programming in an introductory programming course
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An introductory COBOL course with structured programming
Proceedings of the SIGCSE-SIGCUE joint symposium on Computer science educationORIS 316 was designed as a core course to teach COBOL programming language and Business Information Systems to students majoring in Business Computer Information Systems. Students from other areas such as Mathematics, Computer Science, Sociology, ...
An introductory COBOL course with structured programming
Proceedings of the SIGCSE-SIGCUE joint symposium on Computer science educationORIS 316 was designed as a core course to teach COBOL programming language and Business Information Systems to students majoring in Business Computer Information Systems. Students from other areas such as Mathematics, Computer Science, Sociology, ...
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