Published April 14, 2016
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An inquiry-based lesson in programming practices
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- 1. Columbia University/American Museum of Natural History
- 2. CUNY College of Staten Island/American Museum of Natural History
- 3. Columbia University
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Good programming practices are crucial for producing reliable and re-usable code, but are rarely taught in astronomy-based programming courses. Inquiry-based lessons are well-suited to teaching these practices, as they can give students the chance to try writing code---which may or may not conform to programming standards---and then explore what makes their code more efficient and comprehensible. We present one example of such a lesson, developed as part of the Institute for Scientist and Engineer Educators Professional Development Program (ISEE PDP).
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