Quiz: Elements of computational thinking
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What is the process of breaking larger problems down into smaller components called?
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What type of computational thinking is it when you decide which parts of a problem to focus on?
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What type of computational thinking is it when you determine inputs and outputs to your system?
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What type of computational thinking is it when you decide the loops/branches your system needs?
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What type of computational thinking is it when you decompose the system into modules?
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6. Question
Name two of the three programming constructs
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7. Question
Which of the following best describes an algorithm?
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What is this: ‘Stripping a problem to its most fundamental parts before you decompose it’
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Give an example of thinking ahead
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Using certain diagrams, one can show thinking logically. What diagrams might these be
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