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Marine biology simulation
Pages 109 - 110
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The Marine Biology Simulation is designed as a final project in an objects-first CS2 course. It provides an entertaining setting that serves as compelling example of the powers of object-oriented design and programming.
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The College Board, Java Marine Biology Simulation Case Study, http://apcentral.collegeboard.com
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October 2004
348 pages
ISBN:1581138334
DOI:10.1145/1028664
- Conference Chair:
- John Vlissides,
- Program Chairs:
- Doug Schmidt,
- Geoff Cohen
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