• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - One Line Programs
• Chapter 3 - Using the Editor
• Chapter 4 - Storing Data in Variables
• Chapter 5 - Numeric Data Types
• Chapter 6 - String Data Types
• Chapter 7 - Coloured Text
• Chapter 8 - Interacting with the User
• Chapter 9 - Conditional Execution
• Chapter 10 - Selection using CASE
• Chapter 11 - Looping with FOR
• Chapter 12 - Others Loops: REPEAT and WHILE
• Chapter 13 - Other Ways of Entering Information
• Chapter 14 - Grouping Data in Arrays
• Chapter 15 - Grouping Data in Structures
• Chapter 16 - User Defined Routines: PROC
• Chapter 17 - User Defined Functions: FN
• Chapter 18 - User Defined Characters
• Chapter 19 - Games and SOUND
• Chapter 20 - Developing Real Programs
• Chapter 21 - Over to You
• Appendix A - Line Numbers and the Dreaded GOTO
• Appendix B - Words We Mustn't Say
• Appendix C - Binary and Hexadecimal
• Appendix D - Debugging
• Appendix E - Answers to the Exercises
• Appendix F - Character Designer Listing

Originally published in Acorn User and although intended primarily for Acorn's BASIC 5, it is substantially applicable to BBC BASIC for Windows.

• Back To Basics - Part 1
• Back To Basics - Part 2
• Back To Basics - Part 3
• Back To Basics - Part 4
• Back To Basics - Part 5
• Back To Basics - Part 6
• Back To Basics - Part 7
• Back To Basics - Part 8
• Back To Basics - Part 9
• Back To Basics - Part 10
• Back To Basics - Part 11
• Back To Basics - Part 12

Although intended primarily for BBC BASIC x86 these tutorials are substantially applicable to BBC BASIC for Windows.

• Introduction
• Unit 1: A calculator that can do algebra
• Unit 2: Down to business
• Unit 3: Setting conditions and making choices
• Unit 4: Numeric functions
• Unit 5: More on functions and accounting
• Unit 6: Workshop management: BASIC, Text-files and DOS
• Unit 7: The Professional Touch
• Unit 8: A tool for DIY
• Unit 9: Keyword Roundup (I)
• Unit 10: Keyword Roundup (II)