The joy of software - starting with objects - Semantic Scholar

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This paper briefly describes the evolution and content of the Open University's new introductory course in Computing which has been designed for delivery internationally to over 3500 students per year. It replaces a conventional procedural programming course and introduces computing through object technology---specifically, through Smalltalk. Unlike its… (More)

DOI: 10.1145/236452.236515

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