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• Report on INFODIDACT 2008 - the First National Conference on Didactics of Informatics: 11-12 April, 2008, Szombathely, Hungary

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  Katalin Juhász

  László Zsakó

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  Acquiring a PhD in any subject has been possible only in the last twentish years in Hungary. To take degree in didactics, especially didactics of informatics is still very difficult. There are not enough forums for the PhD students where they could report of their research work and results.

• ICT methodology

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  László Zsakó

  Katalin Juhász

  Zoltán Kátai

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  This article is an overview discussing what ICT subject methodology, ICT didactics and ICT methodology are, what the philosophy of ICT is, and finally what ICT pedagogy is.

• A didactic analysis of merge sort

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  Christian Rinderknecht

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  Due to technical difficulties, educators teaching merge sort often avoid the analysis of the cost in the general and average cases. Using basic discrete mathematics, elementary real analysis and mathematical induction, we propose a self-contained derivation of bounds αn log_2 n + βn + γ in all cases. Independent of any programming language or pseudo-code, supported by intuitive figures, it is suitable for informatics students interested in the analysis of algorithms. It is also a good exercise in showing that induction allows us to actually discover constants, instead of simply checking them a posteriori.

• Applications of methods of descriptive geometry in solving ordinary geometric problems

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  József Szabó

  Ildikó Molnár

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  The importance of descriptive geometry is well-known in two fields. Spatial objects can be mapped bijectively onto a plane and then we can make constructions concerning the spatial objects. The other significance of descriptive geometry is that mathematical visual perception of objects in three-dimensional space can be improved by the aid of it. The topic of this paper is an unusual application of descriptive geometry. We may come across many geometric problems in mathematical competitions, in entrance examinations and in exercise books whose solution is expected in a classical way, however, the solution can be found more easily and many times more general than it is by the standard manner. We demonstrate some of these problems to encourage to use this geometric method. Understanding the solution requires very little knowledge of descriptive geometry, however, finding a solution needs to have some idea of descriptive geometry.

• Report of meeting Researches in Didactics of Mathematics and Computer Sciences: January 23-25, 2015 Novi Sad, Serbia

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  E. Herendiné Kónya

  G. Stankov

  D. Takači

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  The meeting Researches in Didactics of Mathematics and Computer Sciences was held in Novi Sad, Serbia from the 23th to the 25th of January, 2015 at the University of Novi Sad. It was organized by the PhD School of Mathematics and Computer Sciences of the University of Debrecen and the Department of Mathematics and Informatics of the University of Novi Sad.
  The 70 participants – including 42 lecturers, and 18 PhD students – came from 9 countries, 28 cities and represented 40 intstitutions of higher education.

• Report of meeting Researches in Didactics of Mathematics and Computer Sciences: January 24-26, 2014 Eger, Hungary

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  E. Herendiné Kónya

  I. Oláhné-Téglási

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  The meeting Researches in Didactics of Mathematics and Computer Sciences
  was held in Eger, Hungary from the 24th to the 26th of January, 2014 at the
  Eszterházy Károly College. It was organized by the PhD School of Mathematics and Computer Sciences of the University of Debrecen and the Eszterházy Károly College in Eger.
  The 58 participants – including 43 lecturers and 18 PhD students – came from 7 countries, 15 cities and represented 22 institutions of higher education.