Aubrey B. Jones Books

I speak Pascal to my Apple
I speak Pascal to my Apple

By Aubrey B. Jones

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Explains how to use the computer language PASCAL to write programs for the Apple II computer.

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I speak BASIC to my color computer
I speak BASIC to my Commodore 64
I speak BASIC to my TRS-80 trade-mark symbol
I speak BASIC to my Apple
I speak BASIC to my IBM PC and PCjr
I speak BASIC to my Atari
I speak BASIC to my Atari

By Aubrey B. Jones

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An introduction to the operation and applications of computers, with practice exercises.

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I speak BASIC to my VIC
I speak BASIC to my VIC

By Aubrey B. Jones

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An introduction to microcomputers and computer programming. The teacher's manual contains a set of annotations and answers to quizzes and practices.

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I speak BASIC to my color computer
I speak BASIC to my Commodore 64

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