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2.1 Algorithms/ Computational Thinking

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is computational thinking?

Back (Answer)

Computational thinking is a thought process involved in formulating a problem and expressing its solution in such a way that computers can effectively carry it out.

#2
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Why is developing software a complex process?

Back (Answer)

Because software development involves innovative thinking processes and complex testing procedures.

#3
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What are the components of computational thinking?

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Abstraction Decomposition Algorithm design

#4
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What are the steps involved in problem solving?

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Understand the problem Construct a plan to solve the problem Apply the plan Check for errors and look for improvements in the current plan

#5
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What steps are involved in understanding a problem?

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We need all data to understand the problem. Then, we must check whether the problem is solvable. If it is solvable, a complex problem can be broken down into simpler modules.

#6
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What are the characteristics of a proper solution?

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Error-free, efficient and reusable.

#7
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What is abstraction?

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A component of computational thinking where certain non-essential characteristics of objects or systems are removed so that it is reduced to a simple set of characteristics.

#8
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List some examples of abstraction.

Back (Answer)

Variables and functions in programming. Layering in computer networks.

#9
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What is decomposition?

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A component of computational thinking where a large problem is broken down into smaller chunks that can then be solved using computing.

#10
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What is pattern recognition?

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A concept where similar problems are solved by reusing solutions.

#11
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What are the advantages of using pattern recognition?

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Saves effort and time.

#12
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What is an algorithm?

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A problem is broken into a series of logical steps called an algorithm.

#13
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In what forms, is an algorithm represented?

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Flowchart and pseudocode

#14
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What is a flowchart?

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A method of representing algorithms in pictorial form, depicting the steps and order to be followed to perform a task.

#15
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What is pseudocode?

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A method of representing an algorithm using simple words and mathematical operators.

#16
Front (Question)

What is the function of a MOD operator?

Back (Answer)

A MOD operator is used to find remainder of a division operation.