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Article #3977Re: Texts for Modula-2 Courses
From: Deepak Kumar
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1987 22:37
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1987 22:37
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We also went through this decision making process about textbooks
for our intro courses at SUNY Buffalo. We used Sincovec and Weiner's
Data Structures book for CS2. However, since then (SP86) we have
switched to David Riley's books : Intro To CS using Modula2
and Data Structures using Modula2. These books have been in use
for two semesters now and students seem to like them a lot.
(It does have a multi colored priniting which is characteristic
of some Info. Science type texts, that is because the publisher
Boyd and Fraser specialized in such texts, and this is their first
venture into this area).
The books stick very closely to the prescribed curriculum and I
like th eorganization of chapters and presentation of the material
a whole lot better. The books come packaged with a free implementation
of Modula2 for the PC. The publisher is very responsive. You should look
into these texts before making a decision.
Deepak.
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