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Concept Development in Java

Name: Concept Development in Java
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 06955065
Price: 28064 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Walter Milner
ISBN: 9783846502099

How students come to understand the meaning of concepts when learning computer programming in Java

Walter Milner

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06955065

Publishers LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, November 2010

What exactly is a 'concept'? What do 'understanding' and 'meaning' actually signifiy? What happens w... Full description

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What exactly is a 'concept'? What do 'understanding' and 'meaning' actually signifiy? What happens when a student follows a course on a scientific discipline, such as learning object-oriented programming in Java? This research finds a basis for answering these questions. It uses ideas of metaphor and other conceptual blends in conceptual integration networks (CIN) drawn from cognitive science as a theoretical base, and uses interviews with students to relate theory to reality. It analyses students' discourse into aspects of mental spaces and frames, and identifies how concepts are held in terms of metaphor and blend. A similar analysis is applied to textbooks and other teaching material, and students' ideas are contrasted with those of a professor. Centrally, it is shown that much of the language used is non-literal. The data is consistent with the use of CINs as a way of modelling concept development. The findings are used as a way of designing and assessing course design and content, applicable across a wide range of scientific and technical disciplines.