cjoslyn@bingvaxu.cc.binghamton.edu (Cliff Joslyn) (12/12/89)
Hello.
I have been thrown into teaching a course in C to a group of new
programmers next semester. We're using K+R 2 as a text and Turbo
C/Professional on PS/2's. I'm looking for references to books that
might be useful in some way: as an alternative textbook, as a
supplementary textbook, as an aid to me in designing the class, as a
reference book, etc. I have the following references, not all of which
are complete 'C' related.
Your comments are appreciated.
Bentley, John: (1986) /Programming Pearls/, Addison-Wesley
Darnell, Peter A, and Margolis, Philip E: (1988) /Software Engineering
in C/, Springer-Verlag, Berlin
Kernighan, , and Plauger, : (1976) /Software Tools/, Addison-Wesley,
Reading
Kernighan, , and Ritchie, : /C Programming Language, 2nd ed./
Knuth, Donald: (1973) /Art of Computer Programming/, Addison-Wesley,
Reading
Koenig, Andrew: (1989) /C Traps and Pitfalls/, Addison-Wesley
Sedgewick, Robert: (1988) /Algorithms/, Addison-Wesley
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V All the world is biscuit shaped. . .mikek@col.hp.com (Mike Karin) (12/14/89)
Regarding C texts You might also take a look at C: A Reference Manual / Samuel P. Harbison & Guy L. Steele Jr. Prentice-Hall Inc. ISBN 0-13-109802-0 Mike Karin Hewlett-Packard Co. Colorado Springs Division