Computational Thinking

Computational Thinking

1. Abstract thinking

   • Remove all unnecessary details
     • Keeps things simple
     • Can miss key details

2. Procedural thinking

   • Break down tasks into smaller areas
     • Can be worked on at the same time
     • One person can hold back the whole team

3. Logical thinking

   • Checking trends and success
     • Usually correct information (at one point)
     • Assuming that the data is all still valid

4. Thinking ahead

   • Planning out the task
     • Quicker to develop the program after planning
     • Program might be too simple for the need to plan it out