Useful guides for writing good pseudocode

I am slogging away at writing up a long-overdue individual-based modeling project that I presented eons ago at ESA 2009 and ESA 2010, and I am trying my best to present the model in complete form. This project is the result of a lot of work by me and my collaborators Jennifer Verdolin and Dylan Moore, so I want to make sure that our work is properly documented so that other researchers can understand and perhaps extend what we have done.

To this end, I am trying to make sure that the Supplementary Materials for our manuscript contain valuable pseudocode. Here are some sites that I have found contain valuable tips on writing good pseudocode:

John Dalbey “Pseudocode Standard”
Bob Roggio “Pseudocode Examples”
Teachbook “Pseudocode“

What is funny is that a lot of the best sites on writing pseudocode are old and very low tech, reinforcing the idea that the best computer scientists don’t really care about the superficial stuff.

I am also considering whether I need to worry about any standard means of depicting our model, such as the Unified Modeling Language.