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Trimble, C. J.; And Others – 1970
Most optimization problems of any degree of complexity must be solved using a computer. In the teaching of dynamic programing courses, it is often desirable to use a computer in problem solution. The solution process involves conceptual formulation and computational Solution. Generalized computer codes for dynamic programing problem solution…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Problem Solving, Programing, Programing Languages
Worland, Peter B. – 1976
Six control structures are used in teaching a college Fortran programing course: (1) simple sequences of instruction without any control statement, (2) IF-THEN selection, (3) IF-THEN-ELSE selection, (4) definite loop, (5) indefinite loop, and (6) generalized IF-THEN-ELSE case structure. Outlines, instead of flowcharts, are employed for algorithm…
Descriptors: Algorithms, College Programs, Programing, Programing Languages
Braun, Peter – Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, 1976
Teaching methods which emphasize understanding and insight can be effectively supported and expanded by using A Programming Language (APL) as a notation for both writing the algorithms of a discipline and then exploring the behavior of these algorithms by computer. (Author/LS)
Descriptors: Algorithms, Behavioral Objectives, Computer Oriented Programs, Programing Languages