PROGRAM STRUCTURE
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GOOD DAY MT. MAYON LEARNERS!!!
This topic discusses about PROGRAM DESIGN/STRUCTURE.
Reference: Cognitive Science - October 1995 - Rist - Program Structure and Design
ROBERT S. RIST University of Technology, Sydney
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How does the program is viewed from a procedural perspective?
a program consists of a set of roles connected by linear order
a program consists of a set of actions connected by data and control flow dependencies, so they define a nonlinear plan that can be used by a parallel machine.
a program as a set of nodes connected through their data flow, control flow, or Iinear order.
occur at many Ievels of description, from the most basic concrete node that corresponds to a line of code, up to an abstract node that may consist of one or more routines of arbitrary size.
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How does the program is viewed from a functional perspective?
a program consists of a set of roles connected by linear order
a program consists of a set of actions connected by data and control flow dependencies, so they define a nonlinear plan that can be used by a parallel machine.
a program as a set of nodes connected through their data flow, control flow, or Iinear order.
occur at many Ievels of description, from the most basic concrete node that corresponds to a line of code, up to an abstract node that may consist of one or more routines of arbitrary size.
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How does a person sees a the program?
a program consists of a set of roles connected by linear order
a program consists of a set of actions connected by data and control flow dependencies, so they define a nonlinear plan that can be used by a parallel machine.
a program as a set of nodes connected through their data flow, control flow, or Iinear order.
occur at many Ievels of description, from the most basic concrete node that corresponds to a line of code, up to an abstract node that may consist of one or more routines of arbitrary size.
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Which type of design strategy where it is forward and role based?
Top-down and bottom-up design
object-oriented design
functional design
procedural design
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Multiple Choice
Which type of design strategy where it is backward and goal based?
Top-down and bottom-up design
object-oriented design
functional design
procedural design
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Multiple Choice
Which type of design strategy where it is object based?
Top-down and bottom-up design
object-oriented design
functional design
procedural design
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Which kind of program structure where it is built from blocks of code, where each block or unit has a single entry and a single exit point in the control flow?
Procedural Structure
Plan Structure
Cognitive Structure
Cognitive Architecture
GOOD DAY MT. MAYON LEARNERS!!!
This topic discusses about PROGRAM DESIGN/STRUCTURE.
Reference: Cognitive Science - October 1995 - Rist - Program Structure and Design
ROBERT S. RIST University of Technology, Sydney
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