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2019 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 2019
This Research Full Paper presents a review of recent studies on SIGCSE about teaching programming (CS1) and data structures (CS2) for university students in computer science courses. Our main contribution is the identification of three categories and their respective subcategories for teaching programming: (i) characterization of contents, (ii ...
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This Research Full Paper presents a review of recent studies on SIGCSE about teaching programming (CS1) and data structures (CS2) for university students in computer science courses. Our main contribution is the identification of three categories and their respective subcategories for teaching programming: (i) characterization of contents, (ii ...
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2022
The topic of the technical work is the combination of two classes in the UVA curriculum that would enhance the learning experience for prospective students. The two classes are CS 2110 and CS 4102, essentially putting the general topics of data structures and algorithms together and creating a curriculum that synthesizes the information presented in ...
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The topic of the technical work is the combination of two classes in the UVA curriculum that would enhance the learning experience for prospective students. The two classes are CS 2110 and CS 4102, essentially putting the general topics of data structures and algorithms together and creating a curriculum that synthesizes the information presented in ...
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Proceedings of IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference - FIE '93, 2002
The author describes a new three credit-hour course at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM), MACS 410: Scientific Programming in C. This one-semester course is targeted for students in engineering or the physical sciences who have finished the CSM core courses in computing and not expect to either major or minor in CS.
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The author describes a new three credit-hour course at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM), MACS 410: Scientific Programming in C. This one-semester course is targeted for students in engineering or the physical sciences who have finished the CSM core courses in computing and not expect to either major or minor in CS.
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1985
Abstract : The Outline of the course was as follows: 1) Computational geometry; 2) Geometrical problems related to robotics; 3) Heuristics for finding approximations for Steiner minimum trees; 4) The grid file as a data structure suited for geometrical computation; 5) Different schemes for representing three-dimensional objects; 6) Visibility problems ...
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Abstract : The Outline of the course was as follows: 1) Computational geometry; 2) Geometrical problems related to robotics; 3) Heuristics for finding approximations for Steiner minimum trees; 4) The grid file as a data structure suited for geometrical computation; 5) Different schemes for representing three-dimensional objects; 6) Visibility problems ...
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ROLE OF DISCRETE STRUCTURES IN ALGORITHM DESIGN AND DATA SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS
Discrete structures constitute the basic tools for algorithmic design and data ...openaire +1 more source