EDPerspective - For Young People, There's a Lot to Learn about Computers; It's Important that You Take an Interest in Their Education

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Learning problem solving skills is more important than concentrating on specific programming languages. Unfortunately, today's elementary schools tend to teach languages such as BASIC instead of how to use the computer as a tool. Secondary schools also stress learning languages over business productivity packages. Colleges and universities, on the other hand, are teaching the use of productivity tools. It is necessary to refocus the computer curriculum of the elementary and secondary schools.

Programming languages, Universities and colleges, Children, Problem solving, Elementary schools, Computer Education, Curriculum, Secondary Schools, Programming Language

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ED Perspective

Article Abstract:

User and system analyst involvement during screen and report design is called prototyping. Senior management participation in initial design insures conformity to total company operations. Prototyping assists users in defining terms and in expressing ideas.

Software engineering, Project management software, Organizational behavior, Systems development, Implementation, System Development, Prototype

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