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11th PPIG Annual Workshop 1999: Leeds, UK
- Proceedings of the 11th Annual Workshop of the Psychology of Programming Interest Group, PPIG 1999, Leeds, UK, January 5-7, 1999. Psychology of Programming Interest Group 1999
Keynote
- Françoise Détienne:
Software design, reuse and comprehension: some perspectives of research. 1
Papers
- Pablo Romero:
Focal structures in Prolog. 3 - Gada F. Kadoda, Roger G. Stone, Dan Diaper:
Desirable features of educational theorem provers - a cognitive dimensions viewpoint. 4 - Alan F. Blackwell, Thomas R. G. Green:
Investment of attention as an analytic approach to cognitive dimensions. 5 - Chris R. Douce, Paul J. Layzell, Jim Buckley:
Spatial measures of software complexity. 6 - Judith Good, Paul Brna:
Getting a GRiP on the comprehension of data-flow visual programming languages. 7
Keynote
- Russel Winder:
Patterns: the architecture of software. 8
Papers
- Chris Roast, Jawed Siddiqi:
A cognitive interactive dimension analysis tool. 9 - Jorma Sajaniemi:
Getting rid of the single notation paradigm with multiple views. 10 - Georgios P. Iliadis:
Representation and structure in the re-use of design rationale by novice analysts. 11 - Mordechai Ben-Ari:
Bricolage Forever! 12 - Andrew G. Harrop:
ENCAL: a prototype computer-based learning environment for teaching calculator representations. 13 - Thomas W. Jackson, Ray Dawson:
The need for computer scientists to receive training on people skills. 14
Work in Progress
- James Aczel, Pat Fung, Richard Bornat, Martin Oliver, Tim O'Shea, Bernard Sufrin:
Computer science undergraduates learning logic using a proof editor: work in progress. 15
Papers
- Amnart Pohthong, David Budgen:
Software Design Practice with Components : An Empirical Study. 16 - Paul Mulholland, Stuart Watt:
Programming with a purpose: Hank, gardening and schema theory. 17 - Trevor D. Collins, Pat Fung:
Evaluating Hank. 18 - Nigel Birch:
EPSRC and support for the psychology of programming. 19
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