Algorithms and computational thinking
Students design algorithms using pseudocode and flowcharts to represent computational processes. They apply abstraction and logic to structure solutions.
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Students design algorithms using pseudocode and flowcharts to represent computational processes. They apply abstraction and logic to structure solutions.
Key Questions
- What makes an algorithm efficient?
- How can we represent logic visually?
- Why is abstraction important in computational thinking?
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