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Measuring of Instructional Outputs of Algorithms and Data Structures Curriculum

قياس المخرجات التعليمية لمنهاج الخوارزميات و بنى المعطيات

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 Publication date 2014
and research's language is العربية
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This research is bound to measure instructional outputs of Algorithms and Data Structures for second year students of Computer Engineering Department in Faculty of Electricity and Electronics in Aleppo University. It uses scale of cognitive outputs and scale of affective outputs, in addition to two assistant tools, which are: content analysis and interview. The research reached the following result: No one of instructional outputs of Algorithms and Data Structures curriculum has achieved, thus many suggestions have been offered to avoid the shortage in the curriculum. Some of these suggestions are: increasing number of applied and analytic exercises. Improvement quality of applied and analytic exercises. Applying some interaction teaching methods as Brain Storming, Inquiry...etc. Reviewing prerequisite curriculum, as programming languages.

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