Programming Languages: Theory and Practice

Author : Katy Spalding

Subject : Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253714

A programming language refers to a set of rules for converting strings or graphical program elements to several types of machine code output. They are used to implement algorithms in computer programming.

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Theoretical Computer Science and Software Engineering

Author : Brielle Morrison

Subject : Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253738

The discipline which involves the study of information, computation and automation is known as computer science. It can be broadly divided into theoretical computer science, applied computer science and

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Verification and Analysis of Computer Systems

Author : Henry Skinner

Subject : Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253752

Computer system verification is an activity that involves assessing the consistency, completeness, and correctness of the software and its supporting documentation while it is being developed. It confirms

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Cultural Competence in Higher Education

Author : Christian Henry

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253981

Culture refers to the knowledge and characteristics of a specific group of people including the religion, social habits, language, cuisine, music and arts. Cultural competence is the ability to understand

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Foundations of Adult and Continuing Education

Author : Travis Collins

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647254711

Adult education refers to an education system wherein adults are involved in sustained and systematic self-educating activities for obtaining new forms of values, knowledge, attitudes and skills. It can

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Governments and Educational Reforms: Transforming Education Systems

Author : Mabelle Pearson

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647254155

The general purpose of education is to ensure the personal development of individuals. Introducing reforms in the educational systems is necessary for creating a socially and academically progressive future

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Improving Quality in Education: Dynamic Approaches to School Improvement

Author : Judy Decker

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647254049

School improvement refers to a process through which schools become more effective in terms of academic outcomes as well as in developing the social and cultural well-being of the children and adults within

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School Buildings: Innovation in Design and Construction Processes

Author : Randa Bandy

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253776

School buildings can be defined as establishments where education is imparted to children. Essential components of a school building are classrooms, subject rooms, playground, hostels, school libraries,

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Social Justice and Education: Issues and Challenges

Author : Katerine Jones

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647254070

Social justice refers to the equitable and fair distribution of privileges, resources and opportunities in the society. There are five important principles of social justice, namely, access to resources,

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The Pedagogy of Realistic Mathematics Education

Author : Finn Blair

Subject : Inorganic Chemistry

ISBN :9781647253998

Realistic mathematics education (RME) is an innovative learning approach that emphasizes mathematics as a human activity that must be associated with real life using real world contexts as the starting

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