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Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning

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This bachelor thesis deals with the use of mind maps in teaching programming, and at the same time using the publicly available software and techniques created with the help of production for this activity. The procedures will be demonstrated in the Java programming language, Java SE platform, which is object-oriented. Working with objects will be included in a mind map. This programming language uses a large number of libraries, so there will often use the library and processed using a mind map. The main objective and the practical part is to propose a methodology for the design and readability entered as data. This thesis deals with wider applicability in the field of algorithms. How to implement these draft maps for these topics. I will focus on a comparison of publicly available software, which will be included in the general requirements for this type of programs. The next objective is to elaborate collection of examples of mind maps, including the so-called Topic maps and video processing for demonstration. UML have some parts like mind, will therefore be assessed whether these diagrams are going to repaint a mind map.

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HRDLIČKA, M. (2013). Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning. Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature).

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HRDLIČKA, Martin. “Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning.” Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature), 2013.

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HRDLIČKA, Martin. 2013. “Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning.” Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature).

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HRDLIČKA, M. (2013) ‘Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning’, Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature).

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@phdthesis{hrdlicka2013using,
  title = {{Using Mind Maps in Programming Teaching And Learning}},
  author = {HRDLIČKA, Martin},
  school = {Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature)},
  year = {2013}
}

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