Algorithmic Thinking: Flowcharts
Creating and interpreting flowcharts to represent logical processes.
Key Questions
- Construct a flowchart to represent the steps for making a cup of tea.
- Identify a logic error in a given flowchart and propose a correction.
- Compare the advantages of using a flowchart over written instructions.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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