JOURNAL ARTICLE
End-user computing
Abstract
End-user computing and user programming refer to environments where non-programmers produce complete working computer applications[1]. Well-known examples include spreadsheets, the LOGO "turtle language" for children, and LABVIEW virtual instruments for laboratory automation.
Keywords:
Computer science Automation Human–computer interaction Logo (programming language) User interface Event-driven programming Programming language Software engineering Multimedia Programming paradigm Inductive programming Reactive programming Engineering
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Citation History
Topics
Spreadsheets and End-User Computing
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Software
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Journal: Journal of Organizational and End User Computing Year: 2013 Vol: 25 (3)Pages: 1-19