Algorithms flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers algorithms flashcards on topics from flowchart symbols and sorting to searching and range minimum queries. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise terms and techniques, while teachers can find material to use in lessons. There are over 260 flashcard resources, spanning school and university-level material. Pick a deck to start revising.
Flashcards
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24 cardsSorting
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9 cardsRange Minimum Query Define the Range Minimum Query Problem i.e what does an RMQ return?
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12 cardsAlgorithms flashcards Week two homework
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5 cardsFlowchart Symbols Flashcards to represent the meanings and the different symbols in flowcharts. Set by Mr. Remedio.
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5 cardsFlow charts What does this flow chart symbol mean?
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4 cardsFLOWCHART THE BEST ONE IN THE CLASS YOU'RE WELCOME
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4 cardsFlowchart Symbols
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59 cardsComputer Science GSCE questions What is an algorithm?
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8 cardsSearching and Sorting Algorithms
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11 cardsAlgorithms Here is a set of Algorithms
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6 cardsDynamic Programming Find Longest Common Substring
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8 cardsComputing Paper 2: Algorithms (2.3.3/2.3.4/2.3.5) Sorting algorithms Path-finding algorithms Searching algorithms
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7 cardsAlgorithm key terms
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4 cardsAlgorithms sorting and searching revision What is Linear Search?
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5 cardsFundamentals of Algorithms (cards) 3.1.1 What is an algorithm? (Explain)
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11 cardsAlgorithm Key Terms 2015 michaelmas
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6 cardsAlgorithms What is a sequence in an algorithm?
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4 cardsIntroduction to Algorithms
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3 cardsWriting and Following Algorithms Properties of a good algorithm
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4 cardsAlgorithms set 1 Set 1
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5 cardsDijkstra's Shortest Path The steps for performing Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm
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5 cardsFlow Charts and Symbols Computer science
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3 cardsflowchart terminator this marks the start and end process
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29 cardsAlgorithim SFA Algo01-11
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28 cardsYr 8 Summer Revision What should be considered when designing an algorithm?
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18 cardsDWAMBAYS educational exspansion pack key terms I am the doer of 9/11
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9 cardsAlgorithms ♡ What is an algorithm ? ♡
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5 cardsliweugh What does this shape represent in a flow chart?
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4 cards1.2.3c What are the 6 basic computer operations in relation to pseudo code? (BAD QUESTION SORRY)
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3 cardsASSESSMENT PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS AND CONSTRUCTS ASSESSMENT PBS : Q1
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4 cardsAlgorithms set 2 set 2
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5 cardsAlgoritm Flash Card
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5 cardslogic basics logic basics flash cards
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4 cardscomputational thinking 2.1.1
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4 cardsFlowchart Card What is the Square used for in Flowcharts?
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4 cardsFlowcharts What does this symbol mean?
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4 cardsflowchart
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4 cardsAlgorithm set 3 set 3
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5 cardsFlowcharts Flowcharts
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About algorithms flashcards
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Start with Algorithm Revision for questions on definitions, representations and flowchart shapes. Its prompts give you a way to check which terms and symbols you can recall before moving to a narrower topic.
Sorting asks about the results and choices involved in sorting algorithms. Searching and Big-O covers searching data, while Range Minimum Query includes questions on the problem and how queries are performed.
Build a revision routine
Work through a deck and note the prompts you cannot yet answer. Return to those cards after another pass, then explain the terms or steps in your own words. For flowcharts, use Flowchart Symbols to match symbols with their roles.
If you want to see ideas organised together, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Use a quiz there when you want a different way to check your recall. Choose a deck and try a short revision round.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
Algorithm Revision is a useful starting point if you want to check definitions, ways to represent an algorithm and flowchart shapes. For a more focused set, Flowchart Symbols asks about the roles of individual symbols, including the terminator, process and decision.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover computational thinking, flowchart symbols, sorting, searching and range minimum queries. Algorithms flashcards includes terms such as decomposition and abstraction. Sorting focuses on sorting algorithms, while Range Minimum Query asks about the problem, preprocessing and how a query is performed.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.