Understanding digital problems
Students analyse real-world problems to determine their suitability for digital solutions. They explore problem contexts, constraints, and user requirements.
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Students analyse real-world problems to determine their suitability for digital solutions. They explore problem contexts, constraints, and user requirements.
Key Questions
- How do we define a digital problem?
- What are the constraints of a digital solution?
- How do user requirements shape the solution?
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