
Coding · 2nd Year · Computational Thinking and Social Problem Solving · 2.º Período
Abstraction in Maps and Data
Study the concept of abstraction by comparing historical map-making with modern geographic information systems (GIS).
NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Junior Cycle Short Course in Coding, Strand 1: Computer science introduction - Computational thinkingNCCA Junior Cycle Short Course in Coding, Strand 2: Let's get coding - Data representation
About This Topic
Study the concept of abstraction by comparing historical map-making with modern geographic information systems (GIS).
Key Questions
- What is abstraction in the context of computer science?
- How do historical maps demonstrate the principles of abstraction?
- Why is abstraction necessary for managing complex social data?
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