"Teaching Design in visual basic programming environments using the NEA" by William A. Newman

Journal of International Information Management

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Teaching Design in visual basic programming environments using the NEADT 3 rapid application design tool

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William A. Newman, University of Nevada

Abstract

Although program design and documentation tools have existed for over 30 years, virtually no tools other than the Task-Object-Event (TOE) chart have been created for teaching program design in the event-driven object-oriented language environment. This paper discusses the NEADT3 (Newman-Ekedahl Application Development tool) applied to the Visual Basic 6.0 language. NEADT 3 Significantly extends the commonly used TOE model in teaching programming by providing more concise and correct design and documentation of Rapid Application Development (RAD) student programs.

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Newman, William A. (1999) "Teaching Design in visual basic programming environments using the NEADT 3 rapid application design tool," Journal of International Information Management: Vol. 8: Iss. 1, Article 4.
Available at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/jiim/vol8/iss1/4

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