Self-teaching Guides
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Scientific Programming with Macintosh PASCAL
by Richard E Crandall and Marianne M. Colgrove
Published 2 July 1986
This self-teaching guide to Pascal programming on the Apple Macintosh shows the student how to use Mac to solve problems in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. It teaches the use of the Mac's mouse and window technology for three-dimensional animation and drawings, equations, physical models and matrices, and a variety of other science applications. Examples and exercises strengthen problem-solving and programming skills. The book also features many pre-tested, powerful routines for statistics, mathematical physics and signal processing. An extensive library of scientfic routines in Mac Pascal is also included.