Abstract
Introductory computer science courses need to cover fundamental concepts and terminology as well as algorithmic skills. One way to accommodate these demands is to employ problem-based assignments as a vehicle for the programming content. An assignment is discussed in which students must develop a blackjack application in both Excel and Mathematica. Common solutions are considered in relation to general problem-solving strategies, and the assignments are contrasted with full-semester problem-based learning approaches.
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