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Computers and Their Applications
Series Editor:
BRIAN MEEK, Director, Computer Unit,
Queen EI izabeth College, University of London
STRUCTURED
PROGRAMMING
WITH COMAL
ROY ATHERTON, Director, Computer Education Centre,
Bulmershe College, Reading
This book draws together, "under one roof", the
simple style and ease of
the
programming language
BASIC with the elegantly sophisticated structures
and clear appearance of the more recent COMAL.
The definitive spirit which these languages share is
their virtue of simplicity in manipulation.
The
author offers a suitable introduction to
programming and problem analysis either for
the beginner, or to those who know BASIC. He
organises his material into a learning order, tested
over the years by both students and teachers,
comparable to a spiral in which topics are treated
piece-by-p
iece,
introducing new material at the
appropriate moment. Whilst
it
is not a set of
lecture notes,
it
compromises by carefully intro-
ducing new material in each chapter, thereby not
exhausting
the
reader;
information on these new
topics
is built upon as the book progresses, thus
saving the reader the common problem of referring
back.
Roy Atherton's treatment is logical, maintains
development and advancement at a steady
level,
avoiding unnecessarily rigorous explanations and
syntactic
detail. He approaches syntax rules and
structures
in a creative, "free-wheeling" and
imaginative way to be made rigorous and com-
prehensive at a later stage.
Readership:
All
teachers
and
students
of computing
science
in colleges, universities and schools, non-specialist
users
of computers in universities, students in sixth
forms,
personal
computer users, small computer users
in
business,
academic
institutions, industry, government, etc.
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THE ELLIS HORWOOD SERIES IN
COMPUTERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
Series Editor:
BRIAN MEEK
Director of the Computer Unit, Queen Elizabeth College, University of London
The series aims to provide up-to-date and readable texts on the theory and practice of
computing, with particular though not exclusive emphasis on computer applications. Pref-
erence is given in planning the series to new or developing areas, or to new approaches in
established areas.
The books will usually be at the level of introductory or advanced undergraduate courses.
In most cases they will be suitable as course texts, with their use in industrial and commer-
cial fields always kept in mind. Together they
will
provide a valuable nucleus for a computing
science library.
INTERACTIVE COMPUTER GRAPHICS IN SCIENCE TEACHING
Edited by
J.
McKENZIE, University College, London,
L.
ELTON, University of Surrey,
R. LEWIS, Chelsea College, London.
INTRODUCTORY ALGOL 68 PROGRAMMING
D. F. BRAILSFORD and A. N. WALKER, University of Nottingham.
GUIDE TO GOOD PROGRAMMING PRACTICE
Edited by B. L. MEEK, Queen Elizabeth College, London and P. HEATH, Plymouth
Polytechnic.
CLUSTER ANALYSIS ALGORITHMS: For Data Reduction and Classification of
Objects
H. SPATH, Professor of Mathematics, Oldenburg University.
DYNAMIC REGRESSION: Theory and Algorithms
L.
J.
SLATER, Department of Applied Engineering, Cambridge University and
H. M. PESARAN, Trinity College, Cambridge
FOUNDATIONS OF PROGRAMMING WITH PASCAL
LAWRIE MOORE, Birkbeck College, London.
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE STANDARDISATION
Edited by B. L. MEEK, Queen Elizabeth College, London and
I.
D. HILL, Clinical
. Research Centre, Harrow.
THE DARTMOUTH TIME SHARING SYSTEM
G. M. BULL, The Hatfield Polytechnic
RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
R. PETER, formerly Eotvos Lorand University of Budapest.
FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER LOGIC
D. HUTCHISON, University of Strathclyde.
THE MICROCHIP AS AN APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
Dr. A. BURNS, The Computing Laboratory, Bradford University
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION
D. MILLINGTON, University of Strathclyde.
COMPUTING USING BASIC: An Interactive Approach
TONIA COPE, Oxford University Computing Teaching Centre.
RECURSIVE DESCENT COMPILING
A.
J.
T. DAVIE and R. MORRISON. University of St. Andrews. Scotland.
¥ASCAL IMPLEMENTATION: The P4 Compiler and Compihir and Assembler/Interpreter
S. PEMBERTON and M. DANIELS, Brighton Polytechnic
MICROCOMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
Edited by
I.
C. H. SMITH, Queen Elizabeth College, University of London
AN INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE TRANSITION
R. E. BERRY, University of Lancaster
ADA: A PROGRAMMER'S CONVERSION COURSE
M.
J.
STRATFORD'{;OLLlNS, U.S.A.
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING WITH COMAL
R. ATHERTON, Bulmershe College of Higher Education
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
K. GEWALD, G. HAAKE and W. PFADLER, Siemens AG, Munich
STRUCTURED
PROGRAMMING
WITH COMAL
ROY ATHERTON, B.Sc., M.Tech., M.B.C.S.
Director of Computer Education Centre
Bulmershe College of Higher Education
Reading
ELLIS HORWOOD LIMITED
Publishers· Chichester
Halsted Press: a division of
JOHN WILEY
&
SONS
New York· Brisbane· Chichester· Toronto

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