Algorithmic Logic and Complexity · Algorithms & Programming

Pseudocode and Flowcharting

Communicating logic clearly before implementation using standardized notation and visual mapping.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we represent complex conditional logic without using a specific programming language?
  2. 2Where do most logic errors occur during the transition from flowchart to code?
  3. 3How does visual mapping help in identifying infinite loops before they happen?

Common Core State Standards

CSTA: 3A-AP-17CSTA: 3A-AP-22
Grade: 10th Grade
Subject: Computer Science
Unit: Algorithmic Logic and Complexity
Period: Algorithms & Programming

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