DRAKON.SU

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Vladimir Parondzhanov. Learn to write, read and understand algorithms. Algorithms for clear thinking. Using DRAKON-charts for “understanding at a glance.” Basics of algorithmization.

Это переработанный для англоязычного читателя перевод ¼ моей книги
Паронджанов В.Д. Учись писать, читать и понимать алгоритмы. Алгоритмы для правильного мышления. Основы алгоритмизации. — М.: ДМК Пресс, 2012. — 520 с. — Иллюстраций 272. — ISBN 978-5-94074-996-7

В России книга издавалась дважды в 2012 и 2014 гг. Продано 1000 экз.
Рекламой книги на английском может служить статья DRAKON в Wikipedia (100 просмотров в день). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON

Приложение.
1. Текст с рисунками в формате pdf
2. Отдельно рисунки Fig. 1-80 в формате cdr

Edition notice

How to make algorithms easy-to-understand? How to make friendly algorithms an enjoyable part of your life? New ideas and achievements useful for everyday practice are presented, which help to understand algorithms easily and quickly. Main concepts and techniques of people-friendly algorithmization are provided in a systematic way. Practical standards and procedures are described and carefully explained in detail.

A modern, practice-oriented course, accessible for active people, like yourself, allow you to speed up significantly the design, analysis and verification of algorithms and workflows, to facilitate the development of business-processes, medical algorithms and any other complex step-by-step activity.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Visual learning by clear and humorous examples is applied. The reader quickly becomes accustomed to independent meaningful design of algorithms.

Intelligible and attractive drawings of algorithms (DRAKON-charts) are used to help you to master the material. The graphical language DRAKON is a surprising gift from the Russian space industry, from the Russian space shuttle. There is an abundance of witty evocative illustrations. Almost three hundred pleasing algorithmic pictures created on the principle: “One has looked – and has understood at once” will help the reader immensely.

For students, teachers and faculty in any areas and in any domain, who like people-friendly algorithms, workflows, and how-to's, and do not like (or even hate) programming.

Read: Book on visualizing algorithms
"Janssen, Yoka, Springer SBM" <Yoka.Janssen@springer.com>
Кому: Паронджанов Владимир

сегодня, 9:50
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"Janssen, Yoka, Springer SBM" <Yoka.Janssen@springer.com>
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сегодня, 15:35
Dear Vladimir,

Thank you for submitting this proposal and for considering to publish it with Springer. I now had the chance to discuss it with colleagues and I am sorry to say that we decided not to proceed with this proposal. Basically, we are hesitant about this proposal’s appropriateness for Springer. Among other things, it is quite focussed on the author’s own experiences and lacking a thorough theoretical framework. Its focus is also quite niche and Russian focused and would for that reason appeal to a smaller audience instead of the large international audience we aim to serve.

For these reasons we decided not to proceed and wish you all the best with finding a more suitable publisher.

Kind regards,

Yoka Janssen