Timothy C. Bell

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2020
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Kashif Amanullah, Tim Bell:
Teaching Resources for Young Programmers: the use of Patterns. FIE 2020: 1-9
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Kashif Amanullah, Tim Bell:
Revisiting code smells in block based languages. WiPSCE 2020: 25:1-25:2
2019
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Kashif Amanullah, Tim Bell:
Evaluating the Use of Remixing in Scratch Projects Based on Repertoire, Lines of Code (LOC), and Elementary Patterns. FIE 2019: 1-8
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Kashif Amanullah, Tim Bell:
Analysis of Progression of Scratch Users based on their Use of Elementary Patterns. ICCSE 2019: 573-578
2018
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Kashif Amanullah, Tim Bell:
Analysing Students' Scratch Programs and Addressing Issues using Elementary Patterns. FIE 2018: 1-5

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