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College of Computer and Information Science 14-2
Key Words & Terms• application generator: 代码生成器• assembly language: 汇编语言• beta testing: beta 测试• code: 代码• coding: 编码• compiler: 编译器• computer-aided software engineering (CASE) tools: 计算机辅助
软件工程工具• debugging: 调试 • desk checking: 桌面检测• DO UNTIL structure: 一种循环结构 DO UNTIL• DO WHILE structure: 一种循环结构 DO WHILE• documentation: 文档化• fifth-generation language (5GL): 第五代语言• formatting language: 格式化语言• fourth-generation language (4GL): 第四代语言 • generation: 代,级• higher level: 高级
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Key Words & Terms• IF-THEN-ELSE structure: 分支结构• IFPS (interactive financial planning system): 交互式财务策划系统• interpreter: 解释器• levels: 层次,级• logic error: 逻辑错• logic structure: 逻辑结构• loop structure: 循环结构• lower level: 低级• machine language: 机器语言 • maintenance programmer: 维护程序员• markup language: 标记语言• module: 模块• natural language: 自然语言• object: 对象• object code: 对象代码 • object-oriented programming (OOP): 面向对象程序设计 • object-oriented software development: 面向对象软件开发• objectives: 目标,对象
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Key Words & Terms• operators: 操作员• portable language: 可移植语言 • problem-oriented language: 面向问题语言• procedural language: 过程语言• program: 程序• program analysis: 程序分析 • program coder: 代码生成器• program definition: 程序定义 • program design: 程序设计 • program documentation: 程序文档• program flowchart: 程序流程图• program maintenance: 程序维护• program modules: 程序模块• program specification: 程序说明• programmer: 程序员 • programming: 编程,程序设计• programming language: 程序设计语言• pseudo-code: 伪码
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Key Words & Terms• query language: 查询语言 • selection structure: 选择结构 • sequence structure: 顺序结构• software development: 软件开发• software engineer: 软件工程• source code: 源代码 • structured program: 结构化程序• structured programming techniques: 结构化程序设计技术 • syntax error: 语法错• third generation language (3GL) : 第三代语言• top-down program design: 自上而下程序设计• user: 用户 • very high level language: 超高级语言 • visual programming language: 可视化程序设计语言
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Competencies (Page 1 of 2)
• Describe the six steps of programming
• Discuss design tools including top-down design, pseudocode, flowcharts, and logic structures
• Describe program testing and the tools for finding and removing errors
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Competencies (Page 2 of 2)
• Describe CASE tools and object-oriented software development
• Explain the five generations of programming languages
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Introduction
• In this chapter programming is described in two parts: (1) the steps in the programming process and (2) some of the programming languages available.
• Programming is part of Phase 4, systems development, in the systems life cycle.
• Competent end users need to understand the relationship between systems development and programming.
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Programs and Programming
• What is a Program? • A problem-solving procedure
– A list of instructions• Prewritten• Custom-written • Application software• System software
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What is Programming?
• Programming is software development• Six step procedure
– Program specification– Program design– Program code– Program test– Program documentation– Program maintenance
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Step 1: Program Specification
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• Also called programs definition or program analysis
• 5 Step Process– Program Objectives– Desired Output– Input Data– Processing Requirements– Document Program Specifications
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Program Objectives
• Objectives are the problems that you are trying to solve
• Programming requires a clear statement of the problem that you are looking to address
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Program Specification Steps Continued
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• Desired output• Input Data• Processing
Requirements• Program
Specifications Document
Example of statement of hours worked
End user’s sketch of desired output
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Step 2: Program Design
• Plan a solution• Use structured programming techniques
– Top-down program design– Pseudocode– Flowcharts– Logic structures
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Step 3: Program Code
• Writing the program or coding • The good program
– Reliable– Catch input errors – Understandable to other
programmers– Structured programs best method– Use the most appropriate
computer language
• Coding
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Coding
• Formatting or presentation language
• Programming language
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Step 4: Program Test
• Debugging– Testing – Eliminating errors
• Syntax errors• Logic errors• Testing process
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Step 5: Program Documentation
• Written descriptions and procedures about a program
• Important for people who will use the program– Users– Operators – Programmers
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Step 6: Program Maintenance
• 75% of total lifetime cost• Error-free operations • Effective program• Two categories
– Operations– Changing needs
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Case Tools
• Computer-aided software engineering (CASE)– Automate development process
• Designing• Coding• Testing activities
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Object-Oriented Software Development
• Focuses less on procedures, more on
relationship between objects
• OOP: Object-oriented programming
• Object contains both the data and the
processing operations
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Generations of Programming Languages (Page 1 of 2)
• Occurring in “generations” or “levels”– Levels-Machine languages to natural languages
• There are five generations :– Lower level closer to machine language– Higher level closer to human-like language
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• 1st -- Machine languages • 2nd -- Assembly languages• 3rd -- High level procedural languages (3GL)• 4th -- Problem-Oriented languages (4GL)• 5th -- Natural Languages & Visual
programming languages (5GL)
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Generations of Programming Languages (Page 2 of 2)
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Language Translators
• compiler
compiling linking
resource code========>.obj=======>.exe
• interpreter
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Discussion Questions (Page 1 of 2)
• Identify and discuss each of the six steps of programming.
• Describe CASE tools and OOP. How does CASE assist programmers?
• What is meant by “generation” in reference to programming languages? What is the difference between low-level and high-level languages?
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Discussion Questions (Page 2 of 2)
• What is the difference between a compiler and an interpreter?
• What are logic structures? Describe the differences between the three logic types.
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