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==1. Submit a report of at least two pages on the history of programming languages.==
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==1. Submit a report of at least two pages on the history of programming languages.== <!--T:2-->
  
==2. Define Logic programming.==
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==2. Define Logic programming.== <!--T:3-->
  
==3. Choose a programming language to develop a system and describe the origin of this language.==
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==3. Choose a programming language to develop a system and describe the origin of this language.== <!--T:4-->
  
==4. Present to the instructor:==
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==4. Present to the instructor:== <!--T:5-->
  
===a. A project of a management system of a Pathfinder Club that has integrated:===
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===a. A project of a management system of a Pathfinder Club that has integrated:=== <!--T:6-->
  
====1. Log of units, honors, classes, and Pathfinders====
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====1. Log of units, honors, classes, and Pathfinders==== <!--T:7-->
  
====2. Control of monthly dues====
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====2. Control of monthly dues==== <!--T:8-->
  
====3. Cash control====
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====3. Cash control==== <!--T:9-->
  
====4. Control of expenses====
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====4. Control of expenses==== <!--T:10-->
  
====S. Control of assets====
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====S. Control of assets==== <!--T:11-->
  
====6. Record control====
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====6. Record control==== <!--T:12-->
  
====7. Event control====
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====7. Event control==== <!--T:13-->
  
====8. Permission slip report====
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====8. Permission slip report==== <!--T:14-->
  
====9. Cash flow report====
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====9. Cash flow report==== <!--T:15-->
  
====10. Assets report====
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====10. Assets report==== <!--T:16-->
  
====11. Minutes and events book report====
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====11. Minutes and events book report==== <!--T:17-->
  
====12. Monthly dues report====
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====12. Monthly dues report==== <!--T:18-->
  
====13. Units, classes, honors, and Pathfinder report====
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====13. Units, classes, honors, and Pathfinder report==== <!--T:19-->
  
===b. A computer system with the modules mentioned.===
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===b. A computer system with the modules mentioned.=== <!--T:20-->
  
===c. The source code of the modules mentioned.===
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===c. The source code of the modules mentioned.=== <!--T:21-->
  
===d. Instructions for using the system.===
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===d. Instructions for using the system.=== <!--T:22-->
  
==5. Complete one of the following points:==
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==5. Complete one of the following points:== <!--T:23-->
  
===a. Have a certificate of completing a course in which you learned programming language.===
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===a. Have a certificate of completing a course in which you learned programming language.=== <!--T:24-->
  
===b. Define and conceptualize the following topics:===
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===b. Define and conceptualize the following topics:=== <!--T:25-->
  
====1. Source code====
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====1. Source code==== <!--T:26-->
  
====2. Machine code====
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====2. Machine code==== <!--T:27-->
  
====3. Compilers====
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====3. Compilers==== <!--T:28-->
  
====4. Interpreters====
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====4. Interpreters==== <!--T:29-->
  
====5. Linear programming====
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====5. Linear programming==== <!--T:30-->
  
====6. Modular programming====
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====6. Modular programming==== <!--T:31-->
  
====7. Structured programming====
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====7. Structured programming==== <!--T:32-->
  
====8. Object-oriented programming====
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====8. Object-oriented programming==== <!--T:33-->
  
====9. Structured type====
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====9. Structured type==== <!--T:34-->
  
====10. High-level programming====
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====10. High-level programming==== <!--T:35-->
  
====11. Medium-level programming====
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====11. Medium-level programming==== <!--T:36-->
  
====12. Low-level programming====
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====12. Low-level programming==== <!--T:37-->
  
====13. How many language generations exist and what are they?====
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====13. How many language generations exist and what are they?==== <!--T:38-->
  
====14. Compiled language====
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====14. Compiled language==== <!--T:39-->
  
====15. Script language====
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====15. Script language==== <!--T:40-->
  
====16. Interpreted language====
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====16. Interpreted language==== <!--T:41-->
  
====17. Programming paradigm====
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====17. Programming paradigm==== <!--T:42-->
  
====18. Syntax of programming languages====
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====18. Syntax of programming languages==== <!--T:43-->
  
==References==
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==References== <!--T:44-->
 
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1. Submit a report of at least two pages on the history of programming languages.

2. Define Logic programming.

3. Choose a programming language to develop a system and describe the origin of this language.

4. Present to the instructor:

a. A project of a management system of a Pathfinder Club that has integrated:

1. Log of units, honors, classes, and Pathfinders

2. Control of monthly dues

3. Cash control

4. Control of expenses

S. Control of assets

6. Record control

7. Event control

8. Permission slip report

9. Cash flow report

10. Assets report

11. Minutes and events book report

12. Monthly dues report

13. Units, classes, honors, and Pathfinder report

b. A computer system with the modules mentioned.

c. The source code of the modules mentioned.

d. Instructions for using the system.

5. Complete one of the following points:

a. Have a certificate of completing a course in which you learned programming language.

b. Define and conceptualize the following topics:

1. Source code

2. Machine code

3. Compilers

4. Interpreters

5. Linear programming

6. Modular programming

7. Structured programming

8. Object-oriented programming

9. Structured type

10. High-level programming

11. Medium-level programming

12. Low-level programming

13. How many language generations exist and what are they?

14. Compiled language

15. Script language

16. Interpreted language

17. Programming paradigm

18. Syntax of programming languages

References