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ORCID4th PPIG Annual Workshop 1992: Loughborough, UK
- Proceedings of the 4th Annual Workshop of the Psychology of Programming Interest Group, PPIG 1992, Loughborough, UK, January 2-4, 1992. Psychology of Programming Interest Group 1992
Keynote
- Brigham Bell, Wayne Citrin, Clayton H. Lewis, John Rieman, Robert P. Weaver, Nick Wilde, Benjamin G. Zorn:
Addressing the psychology of programming in programming language design. 1
Papers
- Craig L. Zarmer, Bonnie A. Nardi, Jeff A. Johnson, James R. Miller:
ACE - An Application Construction Environment. 2 - Kristina Höök, Annika Waem, Helen Pain:
Possible extensons to the Byrd Box tracer airned at experts. 3 - Tim O'Shea, Pat Fung, Richard Bornat, Steve Reeves, Doug Goldson:
Programming in the Real World: Computer Science students' perceptions of the values and difficulties of learning formal methods. 4 - Haider Ali Ramadhan:
Some thoughts on designing an intelligent system for discovery programming. 5 - Caroline Humphries:
The Design and Application of Visually-Oriented Tools for the Use During Software Development. 6 - Simon Holland:
Visual programming & visualisation of program execution in Prolog. 7 - Mukesh J. Patel, Chris Taylor, Benedict du Boulay:
Text vs grahics in Prolog tracers. 8 - Jean Scholtz, Susan Wiedenbeck:
An analysis of novice programmers learning a second language. 9 - Ray Dawson:
GPT's preparation of students for programming in the real world. 10 - Roger G. Stone, John Cooke:
Teaching formal software engineering at Loughborough. 11 - Judith Segal:
Learning from worked examples. 12 - Simon P. Davies:
Restricting manipulations within a device space: Effects upon strategy, errors and display-based problem solving. 13 - David Budgen:
How to support the work of designers through the presentation of appropriate information. 14 - Meurig Beynon, Steve Russ:
The interpretation of states: a new foundation for computation? 15 - Mike Brayshaw:
An information management model of program debugger design and its application to parallel logic languages. 16
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