Abstract
Abstract State Machines have long played a valuable role as a catalyst for inquiry into software problems. In the ASM literature, however, there is a tendency to omit reflection on the process of ASM-based design and analysis, focusing instead on final, complete ASM products . As educators, we believe it is important to expose our students to a full, explicit process of inquiry, using ASMs as a vehicle to motivate active questioning. We report on our experiences in bringing ASM-based inquiry to the classroom. A course plan that combines ASMs and Problem Frames has proved effective in eliciting critical inquiry among students.
| Original language | American English |
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| Title of host publication | Fields of Logic and Computation |
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| State | Published - Jan 1 2010 |
Keywords
- Formal Methids
- Software Requirements
- Education
- Refinement
- Inquiry
Disciplines
- Computer Sciences
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