Synopsis
This introductory text aids students in learning: general programming topics (control structures, arrays, subprograms, and files); structured programming principles such as top-down modular design and proper program documentation and style; how to use certain basic tools and algorithms, such as data validation and defensive programming, and other programming paradigms such as object-oriented and event-driven programming. No prior experience with computers or programming is necessary, nor is any special knowledge of mathematics, finance, or any other discipline.
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About the Author
Stewart Venit, California State University, Los Angeles.
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