Folks
For some time now I have been assembling a set of background notes on various aspects of programming. Here is the link http://holowczak.com/programming-concepts-tutorial-programmers/. This started as a set of notes for basic parts of programming such as declaring variables, data structures, program structures, etc. and now has expanded to include a discussion on Boolean logic, Graph Theory, the binary number system and hashing functions.
Over the years I found it handy to be able to point students to my own resources on these topics as they came up in class, rather than have to rely on others’ web sites (that come and go). For example, in my intro to database course we were working on SQL queries and had to take a few minutes to go over Boolean logic. My students can now easily go back and review those materials.
Feel free to use these for your own classes, review, etc. If you have any suggestions on topics to add or embellish, please let me know.
Cheers,
Prof .H.