Computational Thinking

Computational Thinking

1. Abstraction

   • The method of removing unnecessary details from a problem to create a simplified issue. Through this, it can become slightly easier to break down and solve.

2. Pattern Recognition

   • By utilizing this method, you will need to recognize different patterns within the issue, which may provide a clue to solving the problem. Although it may be considered simple, it can only be used within certain types of questions.

3. Algorithms

   • Algorithms are physical charts/lists that provide step-by-step instructions into completing a certain task. In addition, an algorithm includes visual aids that can assist the user in distinguishing different tasks and when to initiate them.

4. Decomposition

   • As given away by the name, this method involves taking a problem and cutting it down into shorter and easier sub problems; this will provide a completed full task overall.