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Chapter One An Introduction to Programming and Visual Basic

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CPS120 Introduction to Computer Science

CPS120 Introduction to Computer Science. Lecture 2. Types of Programming Languages. Machine language Procedure-oriented languages Object-oriented languages Event-driven languages. What Can a Program Do?. A program can only instruct a computer to: Read Input Sequence Calculate

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Program Development

Program Development. 01204111 Computer and Programming. What is it now?. You have learn quite a few techniques in programming Basic calculation Input / output Dividing tasks into smaller ones using functions Basic control structures: Condition Iteration Basic data structure: lists.

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Chapter 11 Information System Development and Programming Languages

Chapter 11 Information System Development and Programming Languages. Chapter 11 Objectives. Next. Discuss the importance of project management, feasibility assessment, documentation, data and information gathering techniques, and information systems security during system development.

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Problem solving vs. programming

Problem solving vs. programming. Problem solving vs. algorithm development vs. programming. Problem Solving. understand and define the problem what is it that needs to be solved Identify an approach the basic equations, relations, etc Develop and specify an algorithm

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Program Design

1. Program Design. Simple Program Design Third Edition A Step-by-Step Approach. 1. Objectives. To describe the steps in the program development process To explain structured programming To introduce algorithms and pseudocode To describe program data. 1. Steps in Program Development.

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Java

Java. Control Structures: Repetition. Objectives. Be able to use a loop to implement a repetitive algorithm Practice, Practice, Practice... Reinforce the use of boolean expressions Reinforce the use of Scanner for user input Reinforce the declaration and use of methods.

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Chapter 8

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Using Control Structures

Using Control Structures. Goals. Understand the three basic forms of control structures Understand how to create and manage conditionals Understand how to change program execution flow based on conditionals Bring it! (Practice with conditionals). Programming and Control Structures.

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Control Structure

Control Structure. Control Structures. Write an algorithm first and then convert it to an assembly program. Learn how to translate basic control structures into machine language. Basic control structures: do loop while loop for loop if-then-else. Comparison Instruction.

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Control Structure

Control Structure. Control Structures. Write an algorithm first and then convert it to an assembly program. Learn how to translate basic control structures into machine language. Basic control structures: do loop while loop for loop if-then-else. Comparison Instruction.

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Pseudocode

2. Pseudocode. Simple Program Design Third Edition A Step-by-Step Approach. 2. Objectives. To introduce common words and keywords used when writing pseudocode To define the three basic control structures as set out in the Structure Theorem

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Administrative

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CS1001 Lecture 6

CS1001 Lecture 6. Logical Expressions Logical Operators Selective Execution Web page -- http://www.cs.wpi.edu/~nitin/cs1001/. Logical- expression. Logical- expression. Program logical flow. In structured program, three basic control structures:

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Control Structures

Control Structures. Programs have 4 basic control structures: Sequential Selection Repetition Unconditional Branching

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Introduction to Algorithms

Introduction to Algorithms. Yonglei Tao. What is an Algorithm?. A step-by-step description about a solution to a problem Unambiguous In a logical order Executable A program is the expression of an algorithm in a programming language. Examples of Algorithm. Making a phone call

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Control Structures

Control Structures. In structured programming, we use three basic control structures: Sequence Selection Repetition So far, we have worked with sequential algorithms , where each instruction is executed once, immediately after the one above it. Selection.

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Xiang Lian The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Edinburg, TX 78539 xiang.lian@utrgv

CSCI 3328 Object Oriented Programming in C# Review: Exam I. Xiang Lian The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Edinburg, TX 78539 xiang.lian@utrgv.edu. Review. Chapters 1 ~ 6 in your textbook Lecture slides In-class exercises. Review. Multiple Choice True/False Statements Programming

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