Computer-Assisted Instruction in Programming: AID.

Jamesine E. Friend, Ralph C. Atkinson · eScholarship (California Digital Library) · 1971

Lessons for training students on how to program and operate computers to and AID language are given. The course consists of a set of 50 lessons, plus summaries, reviews, tests, and extra credit problems. No prior knowledge is needed for the course, the only requirement being a strong background in algebra. A student manual, which includes instruction for operating the instructional program and a glossary of terms used in the course, is included in the appendices.

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