September 3, 2015 at 14:48Books on which we taught programming in childhood and will teach children
When I visited Robokurs (they teach children 7-13 years old programming and robotics), I saw a collection of rare books on programming and remembered the past, the 286th without a hard drive, BASIC from RAM and more.
I was in the eighth and from a classmate I learned that there is a "Regional Station for Young Technicians" (KJUT), where in addition to sawing cordless aircraft models with a jigsaw, there is also an innovative programming room. Signed up there. There were the first network battles in NETWARS, and the first porn picture, and the war for the password of the main administrator. There were practically no adequate books, especially on the BASIC beloved by me (only “Programmyshka” and another pinkish book, from where I found out what the array is and what can be done with it).
I want to ask habrachitateli on what books they took the first steps in programming.
Under the cut is a brief review of one modern and several old-school Soviet books on robotics and programming for children from the collection of teachers. ( Bonus is an overview of the manga on electricity .) And in the comments are your first books.
Programming for children
The publishing house "MIF" has released a high-quality picture book on the study of SCRATCH and Python. Fun styling / pixelation, quality printing, accessible presentation. I don’t know about grandma, but mom and dad can finally learn python.
In my opinion, a very suitable approach: if you want to learn how to program, write your game. What the authors teach throughout the book.
I think it’s better to see once:
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Would look like the presentation of the material
here is the game that will be a novice programmer to write
on someone leveled
What to do next and how to develop in the field of programming
As an option - IS
Would look like the presentation of the material
here is the game that will be a novice programmer to write
on someone leveled
What to do next and how to develop in the field of programming
As an option - IS
Journey to the land of robots
The peculiarity of the book is a huge number of sensible references to key moments in the history of automatic systems - from Neanderthal traps to mammoths, Jacquard maps, Watt controller, Foucault pendulum, etc., to the Bebbage machine, works by Wiener Ashby, spacecraft, ENIAK, BESM. The author looks into the future, analyzing the work of Asimov and Lem.
Programm
Oh, my first book. Written by the French in 1985, translated into Russian in 1990.
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That's how I learned to use GOTO.
Work with animation and pseudographics.
Take out the brain with the surrounding squeaks of a speaker.
And so we were scared of bugs.
That's how I learned to use GOTO.
Work with animation and pseudographics.
Take out the brain with the surrounding squeaks of a speaker.
And so we were scared of bugs.
Here is my second book on programming:
But it was of little use in school, but it was useful at the university.
Robert
1975 cute art book about robot adventures
Computer Literacy Basics
The book is simultaneously from Palo Alto (this is Silicon Valley, if that) and Boston (this is the second Silicon Valley).
The book has a lot of tasks and prog on basic, there are control questions. For home schooling in those days - a cool book.
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And here Lisp
Neural interfaces and biofeedback
And it's probably facebook or skype
Well, the crimes are right there
And here Lisp
Neural interfaces and biofeedback And it's probably facebook or skype
Well, the crimes are right there
Language and computer
1989 book for older people.
The book tells about semantics, the conceptual core, phonosemantics. What is the difference between the phonosemantic halo of the "Vrobar" from the "lion"?
What robots dream about
Again the French. What I especially liked was the comic book format. And hardcore in some moments.
Do robots dream of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox?
spy
And finally - MANGA
gimlet rule, pnp transitions and more
Now I want to study electricity.
And it all ends with virtual reality. Take off your glasses, Neo.
Now I want to study electricity.
And it all ends with virtual reality. Take off your glasses, Neo.
What did the "Robocourse" teachers "bribe" me for, that they monitor not only modern books and methodologies for programming and robotics, but also rare Soviet books and foreign publications:
What is your first programming book?
PS
If you have a little one 7-13 years old, then you are here: Robocourse: we teach children programming and robotics
