Leslie N. Davis, Daniel J. Macero
Abstract
Describes versatile interactive software used in an upper level course in chemical instrumentation in which the student learns, self-tests, and reviews several specialized topics covered in the course by following a program that automatically adjusts its rate of progress to his responses.
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Describes versatile interactive software used in an upper level course in chemical instrumentation in which the student learns, self-tests, and reviews several specialized topics covered in the course by following a program that automatically adjusts its rate of progress to his responses.
Key concepts: Instrumentation (computer programming), Course (navigation), Computer science, Software, Software engineering, Multimedia, Engineering, Operating system