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This text is suitable as a stand-alone programming design course independent of a specific language. It should also supplement any language course where the instructor wants to emphasize design. The book introduces broad programming principles and specific applications of programming concepts. It is suitable for an undergraduate introductory programming course or a programming design course. Other features include: review exercises; an introduction to flowcharting as a foundation before learning about pseudocodes, the industry standard for program design; an introduction to modular design (chapter four), providing a foundation for solid programming style; and three array chapters provide full coverage of single-dimension, searching and two-dimension arrays.
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