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Introductory Programming using Processing
Introductory Programming using Processing Mark M. Meysenburg Information Science and Technology Department Doane College Crete, NE 68333. Abstract For the past two years, we have used the Processing Programming language to teach our Introductory Programming (CS1) course at Doane College. Processing [10] is a freely- available Programming language derived from Java. The language is designed to allow programmers to easily add graphics, animation, sound, and user interaction to their pro- grams. These characteristics make the language an excellent choice to teach during a first Programming course, particularly at a small liberal arts college.
3 Rationale for a “Non-Traditional” CS1 Language Briefly stated, the goal of our IST 145 course is to help students learn how to program, using a language that they find more engaging than …
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