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Programming Paradigms & Hierarchy Charts

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AQA A-level Computer Science (7517) Paper 1, 4.1.2.1–4.1.2.2 — the characteristics of the procedural and object-oriented paradigms; the structured approach to program design and construction; constructing and using hierarchy charts; and the advantages of the structured approach.

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Lesson outline

  1. Do Now — Retrieval
  2. I-Do: What Is a Programming Paradigm?
  3. Quick Check — Procedural or OOP?
  4. I-Do: Characteristics — Side by Side
  5. I-Do: Data and Behaviour — Compared
  6. Hinge Check — Paradigm Characteristics
  7. I-Do: Why Not Just Write One Long Program?
  8. I-Do: The Structured Approach — Top-Down Design
  9. I-Do: The Structured Design Process
  10. Hinge Check — What Is the Structured Approach?
  11. I-Do: Hierarchy Charts — What They Show
  12. Hierarchy Chart — Explore It
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