本书为英文原版，This Unit DM31 35 Software Development: Array Data Structures has been devised and developed by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). Here is an explanation of the SQA and its work:

The SQA is the national body in Scotland responsible for the development, accreditation, assessment, and certification of qualifications other than degrees. SQA's functions are to:

devise, develop and validate qualifications, and keep them under review

accredit qualifications

approve education and training establishments as being suitable for entering people for these qualifications

arrange for, assist in, and carry out, the assessment of people taking SQA qualifications

quality assure education and training establishments which offer SQA qualifications

issue certificates to candidates.

In order to pass SQA units, students must complete prescribed assessments. These assessments must meet certain standards.

1 Introduction to the Scottish Qualifications Authority

2 Introduction to the Unit

2.1 What is the Purpose of this Unit?

2.2 What are the Outcomes of this Unit?

2.3 What do I Need to be Able to do in Order to Achieve this Unit?

2.4 Approximate Study Time for This Unit

2.5 Equipment/Material Required for this Unit

2.6 Symbols Used in this Unit

3 Assessment Information for this Unit

3.1 What Do I Have to Do to Achieve This Unit?

4 Suggested Lesson Plan

5 Learning Materials

5.1 Section 1 -- Outcome

5.2 Section 2 -- Outcome 2

5.3 Section 3 -- Outcome 3

6 Additional Reading Material

7 Solutions to Activities

8 Copyright References

9 Acknowledgements

10 Appendix Additional Learning Material

Appendix Section 1 -- Array Data

Appendix Section 2 -- Mappings

Appendix Section 3 -- Arrays in C

Appendix Section 4 -- Ordered

Appendix Section 5 -- Queues

Appendix Section 6 -- Stacks

Appendix Section 7 -- Search

Appendix Section 8 -- Sorting