Computer Science: A Second Course With Modula-2 (MCGRAW HILL COMPUTER SCIENCE SERIES)
Building on introductory computer science, this textbook by Allen B. Tucker explores Modula-2 for modular and structured programming. Part of the McGraw Hill series, it equips students with essential skills in algorithm design, data handling, and software development through practical examples and exercises.
About This Book
Computer Science: A Second Course With Modula-2 serves as an intermediate textbook in the McGraw Hill Computer Science Series. Authored by Allen B. Tucker, it focuses on advancing students' understanding of programming concepts using the Modula-2 language.
The book emphasizes modular design and structured programming techniques essential for software engineering. It provides practical guidance for implementing algorithms and data structures in a disciplined manner.
Designed for learners progressing beyond introductory courses, it integrates theoretical principles with hands-on coding exercises in Modula-2. This approach helps develop problem-solving skills applicable to real-world computing challenges.
As part of a renowned series, the text aligns with established curricula in computer science education, offering a solid foundation for further studies in the field.
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