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Working with Visual Logic: A User's Guide is a counterpart to Visual Logic, a simple but powerful tool for teaching programming logic and design without traditional high-level programming language syntax. Research has shown that students have more success when they initially focus on concepts rather than syntax, and our approach allows instructors to present material in a clear and illustrated manner that empowers rather than overwhelms the student. Key Features Designed for use with the Visual Logic flowcharting tool Written as a brief introduction to programming and, along Visual Logic, creates a self-sufficient learning package Uses flowcharts to teach programming concepts, making it a valuable tool for any introductory programming course Provides numerous hands-on projects and case studies, along with a detailed understanding of essential concepts Table Of Contents 1. Input, Process, Output 2. Making Decisions 3. While Loops 4. For Loops and Nested Loops 5. Arrays 6. Graphics and Procedures