Logic and Flowcharts
Computer Science · 6th Year · Computational Thinking and Problem Solving · 1.º Período

Logic and Flowcharts

Pupils use logical reasoning to predict outcomes and design flowcharts to visually represent algorithms.

NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsPrimary Mathematics Curriculum (2023) - Data and ChanceDigital Learning Framework - Domain 2: Learner Experiences

About This Topic

Pupils use logical reasoning to predict outcomes and design flowcharts to visually represent algorithms.

Key Questions

  1. How do we represent a decision in a flowchart?
  2. What happens if our logic is flawed?
  3. How can we test our flowcharts?

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