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Object-Oriented Programming in High Schools the Turing Way

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Publicado en:ERIC, Resources in Education (RIE) (1994), p. 1-9
Autor principal: Holt, Richard C.
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Computer Science Education
Educational Objectives
Foreign Countries
High Schools
Instructional Materials
Learning Modules
Programming
Programming Languages
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Resumen:This paper proposes an approach to introducing object-oriented concepts to high school computer science students using the Object-Oriented Turing (OOT) language. Students can learn about basic object-oriented (OO) principles such as classes and inheritance by using and expanding a collection of classes that draw pictures like circles and happy faces. Materials are outlined for a two-week teaching unit which support this approach. The units cover: (1) three foundational OO concepts: objects, classes and inheritance; (2) diagrams and relations; (3) software development environments; (4) the OOT language and environment; (5) OOT in an undergraduate curriculum; and (6) OOT at the high school level. (Contains 17 references.) (Author/BEW)
Fuente:ERIC