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Che's Teaching Introductory Computing To Che Students A Modern Computing Course With Emphasis On Problem Solving And Programming
Author(s) -
David E. Clough
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--10800
Subject(s) - computer science , mathematics education , software engineering , mathematics
An easy recipe for fomenting heated debate among ChE faculty is to inject the topic of introductory computing for ChE students into a discussion. Most faculty will have strong opinions that are only muted by the threat of a teaching assignment to such a course. There are many questions: Who should teach introductory computing to our students? Faculty from computer science, a general engineering department, the ChE department, or others? What should be taught? Traditional programming with Fortran, object-oriented programming with C++, problem solving with tools such as Excel and Mathcad, or various mixtures?

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