Computational thinking

Computational thinking

1. Thinking abstractly

   • Focusing on important information
   • Basic information
   • only important information
   • Creates a general idea

2. Thinking ahead

   • Planning out what you do
   • asking questions
     • E.g. 'Will people use it'
   • Finding your inputs and outputs.

3. Thinking Procedurally

   • Breaking down a problem into smaller parts
   • Finding the components
     • Of the solution to problem
     • Of a problem
   • Determining the order

4. Thinking logically

   • Using previous knowledge
   • Find out where a decision has to be taken
   • what conditions affect the outcome
   • How the decisions will affect the program

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