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The aim is to provide students with a foundational understanding of electronic data processing and its relevance to their future careers.

Some Experience in Teaching Electronic Data Processing Without a Computer.

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This article explores teaching methods for electronic data processing, highlighting their significance in business education.

The aim is to provide students with a foundational understanding of electronic data processing and its relevance to their future careers.
Teaching principles of flow charting and instructional programming
Utilizing resources from the Rich Electronic Computer Center for practical problem solving
Conducting three courses focused on evaluation of electronic computers' impact
Students reported improved understanding of electronic data processing principles
Employment outcomes indicate shifts in graduates' work roles in business administration
Feedback suggests courses influence students' evaluations of computer-related tasks

Charles N. Moore (1961) studied this question.

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