Fundamentals of computing I : logic, problem solving, programs, and computers / Allen B. Tucker ... [et al.].

Contributor(s):

Tucker, Allen B

Material type: Text

TextSeries: McGraw-Hill series in computer science. Fundamentals of computing and programmingPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, c1995.Edition: C++ edDescription: xxii, 494 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

0071137122
9780071137126

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DDC classification:

004 22

Summary: This is the softcover student version of the first C/C++ volume in the Tucker series of introductory computing texts for undergraduates. It promotes a deeper understanding of computers, programmes, problem solving and theory and provides an integrated overview of the major areas of computing. It introduces students to the key processes of theory, abstraction and design. The highly-integrated lab manual that accompanies the book allows students hands-on experience of the problems disussed in the text.

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includes bibliographical references and index

This is the softcover student version of the first C/C++ volume in the Tucker series of introductory computing texts for undergraduates. It promotes a deeper understanding of computers, programmes, problem solving and theory and provides an integrated overview of the major areas of computing. It introduces students to the key processes of theory, abstraction and design. The highly-integrated lab manual that accompanies the book allows students hands-on experience of the problems disussed in the text.

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