Problem-Solving With the Computer

This text is designed to be used in a one-semester course in computer programming. It teaches the BASIC computer language in the context of the traditional high school mathematics curriculum. There are 40 carefully graded problems dealing with many of the more familiar topics of algebra and geometry. Written in a direct easy-to-understand style, this highly successful book presents 40 math problems for on-line computer solution. Each problem introduces one or two concepts that must be mastered if the student is to become proficient in formulating problems and writing problems for their solution. For example, the student is asked to analyze the assigned problem - make a flow chart of the solution method - write the corresponding program in a computer language - load, debug, and run the program - hand in the results to the instructor. The book may be used as a text for a one semester course or as a supplementary text. Excellent for home schooling. 244 pages7 x 10 inches220 homework problems