Computer Science
8 years ago

Revolutionizing Introductory Computer Classes with Simple Emulated Computer Improvements

Journal of computing sciences in colleges
Simple emulated computer improvements to facilitate understanding in introductory computer programming and computer organization/architecture classes
Timothy Stanley, Dana Doggett, Loren Cook, Dennis Fairclough

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The article describes how a simple computer model was improved to help beginners learn computer programming and architecture concepts more easily. One improvement is a user-friendly version of the model in C#, making it simpler to understand. Another improvement is an assembler tool for computer organization classes. These changes make it easier for students to grasp the basics of programming and computer structure.