The JSP-Tutor: a computerized aid for teaching Jackson structured programming
Peter Kokol · ACM SIGSMALL/PC Notes · 1987
In the article we briefly discuss the Jackson Structured Programming method and compare this method with the conventional approach to programming. Then we introduce a computerized tutor which helps in the teaching of JSP. The tutor supports all aspects of development in JSP in a "step-by-step" mode for laymen and a "normal" mode for the advanced user. It runs on the Graphic Partner computer under CPM or on the IBM Personal Computer under MS-DOS.