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Rappresentazione di algoritmi mediante le carte di Nassi-Shneiderman

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  • Crescenzio Gallo
  • Michelangelo De Bonis
  • Pasquale Cariello

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Esistono forme ''alternative'' di strumenti di lavoro per la stesura degli algoritmi. Uno di questi strumenti e' noto come le "carte di Nassi- Shneiderman". Queste potenti tecniche sono a tutt'oggi sottovalutate rispetto ad altre metodologie che nel corso degli anni hanno trovato una loro fisionomia all'interno degli interventi didattici come ad esempio la pseucodifica o i "diagrammi di flusso" tradizionali. Scopo di questo paper e' quello di mostrare la valenza didattica delle carte di Nassi-Shneiderman, confrontare questa metodologia con tecniche piu' consolidate, come i diagrammi di fl usso, ed infine esporre dei brevi esempi di applicazione dello strumento.

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  • Crescenzio Gallo & Michelangelo De Bonis & Pasquale Cariello, 2011. "Rappresentazione di algoritmi mediante le carte di Nassi-Shneiderman," Quaderni DSEMS 11-2011, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche, Matematiche e Statistiche, Universita' di Foggia.
    • Handle: RePEc:ufg:qdsems:11-2011
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