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Computer Series
Software to Interface the Student, the Lab Equipment, the Teacher, and the Computer
Ramon A. De La Cuetara and Ram S. Lamba
Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, Metropolitan Campus, P.O. Box 191293, San Juan, Puerto Rico
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July 1995
Vol. 72 No. 7
p. 606
Abstract
Computers can be wonderfully helpful in organizing and running laboratory classes, but until now it has required a frightening amount of time and expertise to write their programs. Here we have eliminated the burden of writing the programs by constructing a computer system that produces them from the teacher's instructions. These are entered into the computer in a form that is easy for any teacher to use and the system translates the instructions into a program that can be called directly by the student. The system also makes it easier to calibrate and use other recommended equipment.
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 De La Cuetara, Ramon A.; Lamba, Ram S. J. Chem. Educ. 1995 72 606.
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