From Pascal to C++: Stonehill
College |
Coordinators:
Ralph Bravaco, Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science |
Shai Simonson, Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science |
Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation
| The following
materials are the outgrowth of a series of summer workshops for secondary school teachers
of Computer Science. The goal of these
workshops was to introduce C++ and object oriented programming to a group of teachers
already fluent in some programming language (most likely Pascal). However, these resources can be of use to anyone
with a basic knowledge of programming and the motivation to learn C++ and the object
paradigm. The only prerequisite is a
knowledge of some programming language, like C , Pascal or even BASIC. The text materials developed for the workshop can be accessed through the following links: |
Complete solutions to all problems in the text are available to instructors on request.
| Workshop participants
were asked to design a case study project, similar but smaller in scale to the AP BigInt
case study. The case studies develop[ed during the workshops should be usable by secondary
school teachers of C++. The following links lead to some case studies designed by workshop participants. |
For more information or to request a solutions manual contact:
Ralph Bravaco |
Shai Simonson |
Workshops were funded by National Science Foundation Teacher Enhancement Grant number ESI- 9731061