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Control by the Whole Tableau Circuit Diagram Effects CAI

Jiang Guang-yuan

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Abstract

This paper starts from the aspect of how to use Authorware to make circuit diagram CAI. It designs on how to use the part to control the whole effects CAI. By doing it, the problem of the connection between the part and the whole of circuit diagram is solved. It also has practical function of boundary surface control on CAI making process.

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This paper starts from the aspect of how to use Authorware to make circuit diagram CAI. It designs on how to use the part to control the whole effects CAI. By doing it, the problem of the connection between the part and the whole of circuit diagram is solved. It also has practical function of boundary surface control on CAI making process.

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This paper starts from the aspect of how to use Authorware to make circuit diagram CAI. It designs on how to use the part to control the whole effects CAI. By doing it, the problem of the connection between the part and the whole of circuit diagram is solved. It also has practical function of boundary surface control on CAI making process.

Key concepts: Diagram, Circuit diagram, Function (biology), Computer science, Wiring diagram, Engineering drawing, Boundary (topology), Process (computing)

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