Mathematics and Computers Honors

• For students in grades 6-12
• Course Description:This course will introduce students to programming as a mathematical activity. The students will receive instruction in the fundamentals of a list processing language similar to Scheme, which is used in computer science courses at the college level. Students will explore programming techniques, including; flow of control, functions and function composition, variables and variable scoping and computer graphics. Emphasis will be on using programming and discrete math to explore pre-calculus concepts.
• Course Dates: This course was offered over the summer of 2005 and during the 2005-2006 school year
• Location:online
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How to use MSWLogo and Berkeley Logo

• Logo: An Introduction for MSWLogo Users
• Logo: An Introduction for Berkeley Logo Users
• Introduction and reference guide to the MSWLogo development environment
• Introduction and reference guide to the Berkeley Logo development environment
• Essential Logo Primitives

MSWLogo: The Movie

MSWLogo Basics is a movie that shows you how to enter Logo commands, write procedures, and save procedures. You need RealPlayer to play this movie.

Help with course work

• FAQ for the course text
• Help for working through Appendix B
• Solving Application 1.3, Part 1
• Solving Application 1.3, Part 2
• Working Through Application 1.4
• Help for Application 5.5

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