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Dino X: The Development of a Game to Develop Logical Programming Skills

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Balbino Campos, Paul
Date
2015
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Thesis
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Cardiff Metropolitan University
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With the rapid development of technology and an increasing demand for a skilled workforce in computers, many companies and organisations were created in order to promote and assist the process of teaching computer related sciences. In the UK, a new subject named Computing was introduced on the national curriculum for Primary schools replacing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). This project is about the development of a computer game that assists the development of logical programming skills in primary school age children to help Primary Schools and teachers in the process of teaching the new subject introduced. The game was developed using the waterfall methodology and used quantitative and qualitative data in order to analyse the efficiency of the game on developing logical programming skills and the satisfaction of the users. The game was tested in a local school with children of 8 to 9 years old, and successfully fulfilled its aim.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10369/7292
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BSc Hons Computing
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