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Computational Thinking

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Understand the principles of computational thinking: abstraction, decomposition, and algorithmic thinking. Learn to use structure diagrams and identify inputs, processes, and outputs.

14 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Quick Check
  2. What Is Computational Thinking?
  3. Abstraction
  4. Decomposition
  5. Task 1 - Apply Computational Thinking
  6. Algorithmic Thinking
  7. Inputs, Processes and Outputs
  8. Identify the Process
  9. Structure Diagrams
  10. Task 2 - IPO and Structure Diagram
  11. Computational Thinking Check
  12. Task 3 - Exam-Style Questions
Unit bundle2.1 Algorithms
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