Cooperative Venture in College Curriculum Development.
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1970
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| author | Moughamian, Henry |
| author_facet | Moughamian, Henry Moughamian, Henry |
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| contents | Cooperative Venture in College Curriculum Development. Moughamian, Henry Biology Business Education Computer Science Education Curriculum Educational Technology Humanities Mathematics Physics Sciences Sociology The focus of this project was to determine the relevance of the computer to the academic disciplines of business, mathematics, physics, chemistry, economics, biology, and engineering and to subsequently write computer programs that would provide students with an additional learning tool. Over two hundred programs were written, catalogued into a library by subject, and made available to all faculty. That list is presented. Also included is the report of the users for each discipline and a description of the curriculum development for inclusion of the computer programs in each. Some pages may reproduce illegibly due to poor copy. (Author/JG) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1970 |
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| spellingShingle | Cooperative Venture in College Curriculum Development. Moughamian, Henry Biology Business Education Computer Science Education Curriculum Educational Technology Humanities Mathematics Physics Sciences Sociology Cooperative Venture in College Curriculum Development. Moughamian, Henry Biology Business Education Computer Science Education Curriculum Educational Technology Humanities Mathematics Physics Sciences Sociology The focus of this project was to determine the relevance of the computer to the academic disciplines of business, mathematics, physics, chemistry, economics, biology, and engineering and to subsequently write computer programs that would provide students with an additional learning tool. Over two hundred programs were written, catalogued into a library by subject, and made available to all faculty. That list is presented. Also included is the report of the users for each discipline and a description of the curriculum development for inclusion of the computer programs in each. Some pages may reproduce illegibly due to poor copy. (Author/JG) |
| title | Cooperative Venture in College Curriculum Development. |
| topic | Biology Business Education Computer Science Education Curriculum Educational Technology Humanities Mathematics Physics Sciences Sociology |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058027 |