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Microcomputer Implementation of Landscape Graphics

N. Suzanne Robbins, R. Gordon Halfacre, Kevin D. Robbins

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Abstract Simplified graphics programmed on microcomputers enable instruction in landscape design to concentrate on design composition and principles rather than graphic technique. Microcomputer methodology is presented for the implementation of circle-line graphics.

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Abstract Simplified graphics programmed on microcomputers enable instruction in landscape design to concentrate on design composition and principles rather than graphic technique. Microcomputer methodology is presented for the implementation of circle-line graphics.

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Abstract Simplified graphics programmed on microcomputers enable instruction in landscape design to concentrate on design composition and principles rather than graphic technique. Microcomputer methodology is presented for the implementation of circle-line graphics.

Key concepts: Microcomputer, Graphics, Computer graphics (images), Computer science, Computer graphics, Line (geometry), Engineering drawing, Engineering

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