Monday, October 11, 2010

Software Engg : Introduction to Programming:Structure Programming

Lecture No . 02
Topic : Structure Programming


What is Structured Programming?

 In order to solve a large problem, we must first break the problem into smaller, easy to manage components called Modules. This approach is called Top-Down Design and is facilitated by Structure Charts. Once problems have be broken down as far as they can, each module’s problem can be solved by using the three basic constructs of sequence, selection and iteration. This process is known as Structured Programming..

 Rules of Structure Programing


A module which resides above others is referred to as a Calling module. A module which resides below another is referred to as a Called module.

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