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Using Eclipse in the classroom

Brian Hanks

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Abstract

Eclipse is an open-source development environment that is very popular with professional Java developers. This paper discusses the use of Eclipse in a data structures course. Students strongly liked using Eclipse in the classroom, and talked about it with their peers outside of the class. They also indicated slight agreement with statements that using Eclipse resulted in increased learning and that it made the course more interesting.

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Eclipse is an open-source development environment that is very popular with professional Java developers. This paper discusses the use of Eclipse in a data structures course. Students strongly liked using Eclipse in the classroom, and talked about it with their peers outside of the class. They also indicated slight agreement with statements that using Eclipse resulted in increased learning and that it made the course more interesting.

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Eclipse is an open-source development environment that is very popular with professional Java developers. This paper discusses the use of Eclipse in a data structures course. Students strongly liked using Eclipse in the classroom, and talked about it with their peers outside of the class. They also indicated slight agreement with statements that using Eclipse resulted in increased learning and that it made the course more interesting.

Key concepts: Eclipse, Java, Class (philosophy), Computer science, Solar eclipse, Course (navigation), Mathematics education, Programming language

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