Computer Science 2.1.3

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A level Computing Mapa Mental sobre Computer Science 2.1.3, creado por Jamie Fisher el 19/06/2017.
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Computer Science 2.1.3
  1. This diagram shows that each procedure does not know how other functions work, just what data is required to be passed on.
    1. Procedural Decomposition - Most computational problems beyond the trivial need to be broken down into sub-problems before they can be solved.
      1. Think of any system which starts off by presenting the user with a menu of choices. Each choice will result in a different, self-contained module.
        1. What is Top-Down Design? - The technique of breaking down a problem into the major tasks to be performed; each of these tasks is further broken down into subtasks, until each is sufficiently simple to be self-contained.
          1. This diagram is an example of a hierarchy chart, which is a tool for representing the structure of a program.

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